We going to talk. >> You want to talk? >> Cuz they sell weed out here. They sell weed out here. Everywhere. You took me to a event. They sell. >> You're literally not saying anything right now. You're just moving your lips. I'm not an idiot. >> Imagine throwing your entire life away just to be the star of a 5minute tantrum. >> Please look at my eyes. My eyes. Use your instincts. Use your intuition. Use your training. Please. The FBI will contact you. >> Excuse me. Hello. Hello. >> In this episode, we witnessed the moment these psycho Karens traded their freedom for a delusion that the law simply wouldn't buy. >> Relax. You got handcuffs on me. You acting You acting all right for nothing. Yo, >> bitten and >> All right, but relax. Fix your teeth. You out here getting money for it. >> It was June 17th, 2024 down in Florida. A car that had been borrowed for four long months suddenly became the spark for a very messy showdown. The police showed up to finally do right by the brother, facing off against a sister who was as drunk as she was stubborn. Here is what actually went down. >> Are you involved in this or >> somewhere? I'm trying to leave. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I'm trying to leave, bro. >> Who's that? Is she your sister? >> No, she my friend. >> All right. Give us a few minutes. All right. >> She's already drinking. >> What? My car >> Honda. Yeah, that part. What happened? I'm going to jail. Hold up. Before you come IN HERE NOW, STEP BACK CUZ YOU don't have a war to come. >> Hello. >> No, hold up. Hold on. >> What's going on? >> No, hold up. We going to record this [ __ ] Yeah, we going to make history today. Hold up. Wait. >> What's going on, Janita? >> Hold up. Let me start. Wait. Let me Let me put my camera on cuz I want part of history, too. Okay. Can you just tell me Can you just tell me what's going on? >> I WANT HOLD UP. FIRST OF ALL, YOU WALKED IN HERE WITHOUT ME TELLING YOU TO WALK IN, SO YOU DIDN'T EVEN LET me get ready. Wait, >> how many buttons I got to press to get to the camera? Hold up. >> Janita, what's going on? >> Wait, I got to show my grandkids. Hold up. >> Run that tag. >> Run the VIN. See who owns it. So, the officers walked in my um facility without authority. >> All right, Danita, what is going on? >> First of all, you said my name wrong. Let's go back. Y >> Okay. >> Is he trying to get his vehicle? >> Who? My brother. >> Yeah. Who Who owns that uh Honda right there? >> I don't know who owns it. Won't you ask? I don't know. LOOK THE DO YOUR JOB. >> YOU GOT YOUR COMPUTER, your little tablet, right? >> Do you have the keys? brought in. I don't got nothing. >> Okay. What are those keys for? >> My keys. >> For what? >> The moment the deputies arrived, her total control over her brother went right out the window. But instead of owning up to it, she acted like a starlet whose copyright on power was being infringed. In her mind, she wasn't a suspect. She was a victim of someone questioning her throne. >> What's your brother trying to do? >> My own my business early in the morning on a Monday. >> Okay. So, is he trying to get his vehicle that he owns? My brother's trying to leave me outside and usually like the rest of the men in this world are because I'm tired. >> So bad for >> what's the issue? >> The issue is it's Monday and it's not my day. This is the day I lost MY DAUGHTER'S FATHER. I DON'T WANT TO BE ENTERTAINED BY ANYBODY. SO IF MY BROTHER DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT MONDAY IS NOT MYING DAY AND HE WANT TO KEEP TAKING FROM ME AS MUCH AS THE WORLD KEEP TAKING FROM ME, THERE'S NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT. >> OKAY. >> So what's the problem now? I did something wrong cuz last time I remember I'm in my office. >> Well, I'm trying to see. DID YOU LOSE YOUR LAST ONE? DID YOU LOSE YOUR OTHER SIGNIFICANT OTHER WHILE THEY WALK AROUND THIS WORLD AND NEVER SEE THEM AGAIN? YES OR NO? >> I'M TRYING TO >> YES OR NO? >> ALL RIGHT. LISTEN. LISTEN. I'm not my voice. >> You don't know what it is, right? To to lose your loved one and raise your KIDS BY YOURSELF. DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS TO FEEL LIKE THAT AND GET ATTACKED BY THE REST OF THE WORLD? Yes or no? You don't know, right? So why you bothering me over a [ __ ] machine operating car? >> All he wants my brother, I don't care. Listen, all all he wants is he wants his keys to the vehicle so he can use >> so he can use the vehicle. This car >> is this a business? Yeah. >> Okay. Who Who owns the business? >> She cosign with me. >> Okay. So, you guys are business partners. >> Well, well, because you haven't paid rent for a while. >> Okay. It doesn't matter. You guys are still legally business partners. Who owns that car? >> That's my car. >> Is that only in your name or is this through the business? >> Stingray detail. Stingray Detail and all. >> Okay, but you guys both work for Stingray Details. >> No, she don't work for Stingray Detail. >> Our Karen here treated that four-month car loan as backay for every hardship life ever threw at her. When she realized her brother wasn't falling for the Saab story anymore, that little fantasy crumbled. She exploded into a rage. Nothing like a loud mouth to try and hide a guilty conscience. >> Details >> at all. >> At all. >> At all. >> Okay. And what? She has the keys to that >> cuz I brought the car so she could do her stuff back and forth. >> Okay. How long How long have you allowed her to borrow the car? >> Uh she behind me for like about 3 4 months. >> H >> about 4 months. >> 4 months. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then she took the car without my permission to Jersey. >> H >> she took my car without permission to Jersey. >> Okay. >> Got you know my insurance called me up with my boom. Need a car back. Need my tag back and everything. >> So once it got back, I took the tag away. And now the only thing I need is my keys >> because I can't be >> Do you want to what? Pursue criminal charges for her taking >> I'm not I'm not trying to She doesn't even want to talk to me. >> Yeah, I know. >> So, she's drinking and everything, >> right? I I understand that. Is today a significant day where she lost someone? >> No, I don't know. >> Like this. I don't know if her friend's back there. You can talk to her, too, and see how she been acting. >> Well, and I'll try to do my best. Help her out. >> Right. The thing the thing here is >> I mean, you going to talk? >> You want to talk? >> Cuz they sell weed OUT HERE. THEY SELL WEED out here everywhere. You took me to a so don't touch me right now. >> Go ahead. Let me get locked up. I swear to God. >> All I want is my key IN THE CAR. >> YO, MY ARM IS BROKEN FROM THE ACCIDENT. You [ __ ] You got that, bro. On my life, bro. Wait till I come out, bro. >> Wait till Wait till I COME OUT. YO, MY ARM IS BROKEN FROM THE ACCIDENT. THEN I TELL YOU, >> Christing hear me, you [ __ ] >> My arm is broken from the accident. You ass. >> She spit on you. I watched it. >> I watch. You are her brother. >> Okay. Are you guys You guys are related by blood. >> By my father. >> Okay. My father. Did you guys ever live together? >> Yes. >> Okay. That's all I need. >> Yeah. That's all you need. >> You fat [ __ ] That's why you came out here to destroy my family which I I'm call immigrant on your corny ass dead. You ain't going to have [ __ ] by the time I get done. Watch, bro. Watch. Oh god, [ __ ] Oh god, [ __ ] Watch. I bring the hood out this [ __ ] I going to wish I never meet me. Watch. >> Call my son, [ __ ] >> Yo, you sucking [ __ ] Call my son and tell him you got me locked up. You and my brother, [ __ ] >> That's what I came to Florida for. SUCK A DICK. Y'ALL ALL [ __ ] suck a dick out this [ __ ] THAT'S WHY THE WORLD [ __ ] UP BECAUSE OF Y'ALL. AND I HELPED THIS [ __ ] [ __ ] Y'ALL. DANITA, do you have anything on your person? >> Once her victim act was stripped away, she turned on the person who exposed her. Even through the booze and the loss of control, she kept the chaos dialed up. It was the only way she could still feel like she had the upper hand. >> I've been Yo, I've been in the hood. >> I've been in the HOOD HOW LONG, BRO? >> BRO, HOW LONG I'VE BEEN IN THE YO, for the sake, bro. [ __ ] you, BRO. I'MMA CATCH YOU OUTSIDE, BRO. >> I'm Take a seat. Take a seat. >> Take a seat. Take a seat. >> Relax. Relax. You got handcuffs on me. You acting You acting all right for nothing, y'all. >> All right, but relax. Fix your teeth. You out here getting money for. >> Take a seat. >> That part. >> Take a seat. >> Come out here. >> We're going to get a statement from him. >> Wow. All right. Let me get you to [ __ ] I CAME OUT HERE FOR YOU PIECE OF [ __ ] AND YOU MY BROTHER. GO TO HELL AND DIE IN THAT [ __ ] >> So listen. Um I know I know you said you don't want to pursue charges. >> I really don't because >> I know. Well, correct. Not only that she battered me, which >> Yeah. >> I mean it's a felony. >> And not only that, when she spit on you, it's domestic violence in nature anyway. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Look at her. >> We're going to have to hollow her. Do you have one? Do we have a female for our search? I have one. You want You have a spin mask? I do. I don't know if we really need one. That's about it. >> Hey, >> bro. STOP. >> CALL MY SON. >> STOP. >> CALL MY SON. >> NO, WE'RE RAY. CALL MY SON. RAY, >> MY NUMBER. >> RAY, CALL MY SON. RAY, YOU LOCKED ME UP. RAY, CALL MY SON. >> RAY, CALL MY SON. >> I GOT A FAMILY. YOU [ __ ] I got grandkid. You piece of [ __ ] Yo, you going to regret it yourself when you get old [ __ ] Oh god. Yo. >> Yo, I can't breathe in there. >> Sit down. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't off me. Yo, what the [ __ ] You're a whole guy. Yo, I'm a girl. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. your [ __ ] [ __ ] I can't breathe, BRO. What the [ __ ] is you doing? Why you let these [ __ ] SCE HERE? That's why I never stood here, bro. I hate Florida. I hate it here. I HATE IT HERE. THAT'S WHY I NEVER STOOD here at all. Makes sense. Oh my god. I hope y'all burn in hell. All y motheruckers. Yo, [ __ ] y'all. >> Then came her last card, a fake seizure. It's a classic move when you're trying to dodge a pair of handcuffs, but the officers kept a level head and her aggression got her nowhere. Every script she tried to write fell apart in the face of the law. >> Is open. Please leave the door open. Please, please leave the door open. Just leave a door open. Whole cake. Just leave the door open. Leave a door open. I won't go nowhere. Leave. I NEED LEAVE A DOOR OPEN. I'M NOT GOING TO DO NOTHING. I PROMISE you I'm not going to do nothing. Yo, I'm not going to do nothing. Yo, >> that's how I need to be up higher. >> Stop. Stop. >> I can't. I'm close to four. I can't catch a seizure. I'm trying to tell y'all. Yo, please. I want to catch a seizure. Please. Let me just catch some air from outside. Let's put this on. >> You don't got to put nothing. You just got to do your paperwork and do what y'all doing. That's it. Look, I'm done. Just just stop. You know, you got to hand me handcuffs. >> Y my record up. I came from the hood, man. I don't got no records, man. Go ahead. My mother set me up. I knew it. I just pack my [ __ ] up. I leave. I never come back. RAY, CALL MY SON BECAUSE WHEN YOU COME OUT HERE PUNCH IN your mouth, you [ __ ] >> The whole hood going to punch in your mouth on God. >> Watch me. Yeah, that's why y'all scared. Will you wipe my face, please? >> No. >> No. >> Just start the paperwork. >> Yeah. >> Grab her name FOR ME, TOO. >> THE HANDCUFFS. HEY. >> The attitude didn't stop when the female officer started the search, which eventually led to a spit mask. Even in such a humiliating spot, she kept up the drama. Some people just can't stand not being the center of attention. Good is that I can't breathe. Damn. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. >> I'm not. I promise. >> Are you threatening to spit and you've already spit on? >> I promise. She's a female. I'm not going to do it. >> I'm still putting it on you. >> I can't breathe. >> Stop. >> I can't breathe. I can't seizure. No, I can't breathe. I caught seizure two times. No. >> Stop. >> No. I don't just don't want to touch my [ __ ] THAT'S IT. I'M A GIRL. >> STOP. >> I DON'T WANT YOU TO MY [ __ ] That's all I ask. That's all I ask. No, >> I can't breathe. I I swear to God, God going to come get you. >> What? >> You heard what I said. Okay. >> God is going to You're going to suffer for your life with me. Watch. >> Stop. >> I'm trying to tell you. >> I'll hold her legs if you want to try and >> ma'am. I am not going to spit on your face. >> All right. But listen, you understand why we have to do this, right? We'll take it off. >> Yes. But I don't want you touching my >> this. Okay. >> That's all I ask. He didn't make it seem like I let you. >> Talk to me for a second because I'll be cool with you if you're cool with me. Okay. We're just gonna put this on because of the accusations that you've already made. Okay. That you're gonna spit. >> I don't want you touching my to Is that okay? >> That's fine. But we're gonna put this on. >> I'm If I catch a seizure when I got that on, I'm going to press charges. >> That's fine. Okay. >> Can you take the seat belt so you can search me? We're going to >> I don't want it to grab you. >> Okay. Just turn around. >> You have a bra on or just >> I got a bra on. I got no drugs on me. >> Okay. >> Can y'all take a picture of me so I can show social media, please? Oh, it's all I'm recording. >> No, take a picture. You got it. >> I got it. >> I got to get >> The night ended with a trip to jail on charges of domestic battery, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. The court gave her 6 days in jail, and 2 years of probation. But wouldn't you know it, she violated that probation and landed right back in a cell. Some people just refused to learn. She only lost her dignity. But the next one on our list, they lost their entire soul in the Great Bulldog heist. Unlock the door. >> Excuse me. Hello. Hello. On March 25th, 2023, down in Florida, police pull up to find a woman absolutely frantic. Her car has been stolen. But we're not just talking about a piece of metal here. Her little dog was inside. That pup was her world, her fur baby. And let me tell you, what actually went down is enough to make your blood boil. Oh my god, my dog. >> It was right here. >> Right here. Like next to this point here. Oh my god. It's going to fake. It was right here. >> Are you sure you left it locked, huh? >> I'm sure. >> You didn't leave it running so the dog could get air? >> I left air. >> But so you left the keys in the ignition? >> No, I kept the keys over here. >> So then how did you leave the keys running? How did you leave air? >> The car was on. >> That's what I'm saying. So you left the keys? >> I didn't leave the key. The key was with you. >> Is it push to start? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She left the car. >> I locked the car. That dog is my baby. >> She was parked right there, but when she came out the store, she realized her car. >> The dog The car was gone with my dog in it. And that dog is my child. He's my everything. >> Try to find something to bail out. Think so. >> Mhm. >> Still no bound. northbound approaching one. Love you, guys. And we'll take your device. >> Unlock the door. >> I got it. >> Unlock the [ __ ] door. >> Put it in park, too. Where's the dog? >> Now the suspect. She tries to play it cool, acting like she's just disconnected from it all. But don't let that calm face fool you. She knew exactly what she was doing when she traded that poor dog for a fix. That's not just a mistake. That's a complete collapse of any moral compass. >> Okay. Where's the dog? >> She traded the dog for the right. >> Where's the dog? >> What dog? Where's the dog? >> I don't have a dog. >> There was a dog in the car. Where's the dog? >> No. Stop pushing that. I don't have the dog. >> I don't know. There's no dog in there. >> You got anything on you? Any stems? Any needles? >> Nothing. >> No, no drugs. Take a seat. >> There was no dog. >> Yo, ask her. >> She said she doesn't know. >> Ma'am, all we're worried about is the dog right now. There's a missing dog. >> I don't There was no dog. The car was sitting there. It had the doors open and it was running and there was no dog in there. >> There's no dog in the car. >> No dog in the car. >> You said no dog. I'm going to read your rights. What's going to happen? I ask you some questions. Is that okay with you? >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. >> I'm going to tell you. >> There was a dog in the car. Where's the dog? >> When I got in there, there was no dog in that car. >> That's correct. >> Why would I just tell you? >> That's another charge. I'm We just want to find the dog. >> We don't care. We don't want to charge. We want to find the dog. >> Say a dog. We want to make sure the dog goes back. That's what we're worried about. >> And what charges? >> There's no dog charge. >> No. on the grand theft. >> Yeah. If we if we find a dog, we will help you out. >> No, that I don't. That's all she cares about. She's the victim. I told you she won't charges when she's in a car. If I get the dog going to go and ask her, that's you. >> Are you saying that you have to? >> No, I'm not saying nothing, but she has to be the one to press charges and I stole her car for me to go to jail. >> Listen, if you tell me where the dog is, I will help you out by talking to her in the best of my ability. I promise you. >> And then I'll be like, "Oh god, >> you know, every time we help you out, as much as we could. >> I know that, but I don't want to go to jail with this. I can't because I'll go to prison for 15 years." >> I understand that. So, give me a chance to help you. But if you're just running in a circle, >> I can't take you guys there and get it because she's a victim. So at the end of the day, >> I can't take you guys there to get it. >> Why? >> Because Are you crazy? >> You see, her kindness only shows up when she's looking for a get out of jail free card. The second thing got Harry. She was ready to throw her partners in crime right under the bus to save her own skin. It just goes to show you in that world there are no friends, only what you can get for yourself. >> All right, so I'm going to charge you with the car and the dog. It's going to be grand >> on the 57. >> Plus another plus another dog that for the dog. >> Why can't you just let me go get the dog? >> Because it doesn't work that way. I have the 57. She got 57. >> Yeah. >> Drugs in the car. >> No, I don't. >> Yeah. Well, this is the car. >> That's a perfect. >> But I'm going to I'm going to swab it and she's going to come out positive. I'm going to show you that, too. I'm perfect. And the dog and the car. So, what what do you Give me the dog? Give me the dog. I just need the dog. Give me the dog. I don't charge you the drugs thing. >> All right. So, what happens if you get the dog? I still not [ __ ] >> No, I'm not. I'm asking you a question. >> I just want the dog. >> I'm asking you a question. If you don't get the dog, I still go to jail now today. >> We I explain to you if you get the dog, we're going to help you out to a murder. >> What does that mean? >> Whatever you want it to mean. >> You won't believe me. I go to jail right now. >> I have no idea. First of all, that's not my decision. I got to run it by my sergeant. I'll talk to the victim. We're just worried about this dog. >> We get the dog. You're not going to throw me in the door. >> I don't want I don't want to find this dog dead in 2 days or sold or somewhere crazy. >> Well, if it's trapped, then you know where the dog is at. >> It's not being tracked. >> That's when we'll tell them. It's not going to come back to you. But we need a dog. That's a human. Can't just give away the dog. >> Yeah, it's the dog. What the dog did to you? Nothing. >> That dog was yours. >> Just give me the dog and that's it. And we are not going to show you with the drugs and maybe she doesn't even want to anything to you. Just give me the dog. We need the dog. >> I don't care about the car. I need the dog. >> Okay. All right. Right. >> Where's the dog? >> Cuz I don't want to be charged with >> No, you're not going to be charged. We don't care about that. We just need a dog. She wants a dog. I If you steal my dog, I will be dying right now. I just want >> She wasn't crying for the dog. She was crying because she saw the prison bars closing in. When she started giving those vague directions to some nursery house, you could tell she knew her associates weren't the forgiving type. When addiction takes hold, trust is a luxury she clearly couldn't afford anymore. >> 16. Take that down to third. It's a house on the left. >> So you make a left on the nursery after the nursery. >> When you get to the nursery on Dixie, >> turn left or right. >> Make that right. >> You can turn right next. >> Look, when you're going heading from >> coming from the north, heading south, >> okay, so you go right right after the north street. >> No, it's next street. The next street. So you miss the nursery street. Go to the next street. Right here. >> How you doing, bro? Are you seeing a loose dog somewhere here? >> What? >> A a dog? >> Yeah, I see one dog. >> Where is it? >> Somewhere there. Where >> the smoke? >> Yeah, it's just a one thing. I see it. I said somebody lost it. >> Where is it? Do you see? I just put it somewhere. >> Oh, there you go. >> Bravo 19. You're going to have the dog. >> Good news. They have your dog. They're on their way back here with the dog with a dog. >> I lost my son not long ago. >> Sorry to hear that. >> This dog has been everything for me and I couldn't believe if I lost him, too. >> I feel the same way about my dog. I feel the same way. >> Somebody stole the dog. I left it there. >> Well, I stole the I stole the car with the dog. I left the door. >> The good news, the dog found its way home. The bad news, this woman has officially traded away her soul. Back at the station, as her long wrap sheet starts catching up with her, reality finally hits. She's sitting there desperate, clutching a water bottle like a lifeline. The typical thirst of a sinner who's run out of lies. All right, let's talk about the car. Why? >> Uh I was desperate. I'm out in the streets now. Um it was running. It was just an opportunity. I don't know why I did it cuz I don't even have to my record. I don't even steal >> where >> I was just running for for hours. >> The vehicle was running for hours. >> Where were you when you saw this vehicle? >> I was walking down Dixie like normal. >> All right. So you're walking down Dixie. See the >> heat actually coming off the car. That's how long I had been running. >> Okay. >> So I went by and I to make sure it was running. and I was running. >> Yeah. >> And then >> I um was going to the store um cuz I'm really thirsty still from all that bad way. Um but the store I went to was closed down. So then I went to go to another one and but at first I dropped the dog off. There was a dog. >> No, no. I'm talking about the vehicle itself. You saw the car running and then what did you do? >> Jumped in it. >> Okay. You jumped in it. But how? Like was the front door open back door? It was open a kind of a little bit >> like you tell the person >> like the door was actually open. You know when you like shut a door and it don't like fully shut. >> It's like a little a jar. >> Yes. >> Okay. Dog off and then you go to find the store or >> Yeah. You try to go get a a drink and stuff. But before I did that they they pulled me over. >> Did you know the person at all? >> No. You just saw it just an opportunity? >> I don't even steal. Really? >> What? Jack thefts. You and I both know that you've had a retail theft. >> I have no retail theft. >> What you do? >> Oh, at Walmart one time. Yeah, I was I was >> And then what about the other Grand Theft Auto? >> I've been here a long time. >> I don't have a Grand Theft Auto. I have another one. >> Yeah, you do. >> Oh. Oh god. Please. Come on. Hello. Oh my god. I'm dying of thirst. Hello. Hello. Hello. Excuse me. Hello. Hello. Oh my god. >> You're just going to put your hand behind your back and put your thumbs closest to your body like you're praying. >> Am I going to jail? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You going downtown? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Why? So they could go. So they were going to release me. >> In the end, she took a ride to the county jail facing some heavy duty charges. Grand theft, animal cruelty, possession, and resisting an officer. Between this and her 2021 record, she's looking at up to 15 years behind bars and a $5,000 fine. And if you think stealing a bulldog is wild, just wait until you see this next character, a fake FBI agent who thinks he's on a one-man mission to save the world. On March 28th, 2024 in Fort Meyers, police found themselves in a truly bizarre situation with a woman claiming to be a cop. Her wild accusations and baseless threats pushed things way over the line. Here is how it all went down. >> The brewery chasing the park officer. She said she's a cop. She's looking for a gun. I'm going to get her arrested. And because she don't want to like keep talking to her, she's like, "Oh, if you don't tell me where he's at, you going to get arrested, too?" >> Okay. >> Was she wearing shoes? >> She's not wearing shoes. >> So, dark shirt, dark shorts, no shoes. >> She's a lady. >> She got some [ __ ] on her head. I think it's dark. >> What was she wearing? >> Some stuff on her head. I don't know. >> Like actual [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Like like poop. >> No, no, no. I got >> I appreciate >> there right back here. >> You were headed by. How can I help you? >> I need your assistance. >> What? >> I need your assistance. >> We are looking for a man. So command it and use. >> Okay. >> I'm out. >> So right now you're going to detain. >> All right. Well, you're being insane right now. >> Why? >> Cuz I can see you're holding a crackpipe. >> What are you talking about? Holding a flashlight. Relax. >> No, it's not funny. >> I'm not laughing. >> It's not funny. >> They're looking for a one in hand. This is not a joke. >> We can talk about that. I'm going to give you a chance to understand or to explain. Okay. Then how are you? >> I took I'm a man. I didn't understand. I didn't know I >> You have any nails on you? >> No, I didn't know I >> Instead of accepting that she was homeless, she convinced herself she was a federal agent just to feel safe. But that drug pipe in her hand told the real story. It exposed the tragic delusion she was living in. >> I'm looking for an answer agent and so am I. >> I'm an FBI agent. >> I'm not making it up. I can give you a number. >> That's fine. But he clarified I left his video to um this and I want to know what where he is because >> okay >> you don't understand I'm trying to understand >> I'm not entirely sure but I'm trying to understand. >> I'm I'm going to be honest. I'm not going to >> I can't read you, but he came to where I was. >> He's the man from the Netherlands. >> From the Netherlands. >> Yeah. >> Um I don't think I think he was born in America. Maybe not. You can see his hands. But this is not a joke. He has stay right here. I need to tell you, we are all in danger because of this man. He is ser I'm not I'm not crazy. You need to >> Nobody's saying you're crazy. >> Okay. that please. I am How many drugs? I didn't know I was holding it. >> How many drugs have you done or smoked? >> I haven't done drugs. >> Well, you were holding a crack. >> I know. I didn't know I was holding it. I took I didn't know I was holding it. I swear to God. >> Somebody gave you a crack. >> I took it from someone. >> Do you have anything else on you that I need? >> I was with someone else and he left. >> I'm just Listen. Face that way for me. >> I don't need to use drops. I swear. Face my vehicle. >> I'm not I don't >> I'm just going to use the back of my hand to pat down your pockets. training for weapon. >> That's fine. I'm just trying to make sure that you don't have any weapons. >> Well, I need you to check my credentials. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Um, no, I don't. I don't carry an ID because I can't. It's dangerous. >> Okay. >> I can't carry an ID. I Please look at my eyes. Read my ID. Use your instincts. Use your intuition. Use your training. Please. The FBI didn't contact me in your ear. We have ways of getting out. What's your name? Please. >> She had no ID and actually asked the officers to use their intuition to identify her. It was a clear sign of a mental breakdown where the line between reality and hallucination completely disappears. >> I am not scared of blue hustle because I know I'll be arrested. If you arrest me, you will be under arrest because I am in an investigation. I'm looking for Christine Burns. >> K R I S T I N. Don't I need to tell you the whole story? >> Okay. But I got to get your name first. Okay. >> But you need to tell me this because I r >> Yes. V R Ns. >> What's your date of birth? >> That is my legal date of birth. Am I leaving in the United States of America? I own the United States of America military FBI and and local police. I have all the credentials you can think of. But my local police is hidden because I was there. I'm not joking. >> Fair enough. >> I'm not joking. I need to tell you what's going on. Would you guys like to search it real quick? >> As a as a fish for me. >> As a family. >> Do you have anything else on you I need to know about? >> You know the word. >> Do you have anything sharp on you? >> No, I don't. I'm not I'm not doing anything wrong. I am looking for a man you need to look for. >> I am with the FBI. I'm not joking. You can call and ask anyone. >> Follow my credentials. You know the word. We're fellows. >> Okay. Are you wearing a bra? We're local. You know the word. We're peer. They are the same. pocket's clear. The side of her um waistband is clear. >> I can read your mind because I have FBI training and training is way >> that's a very important skill. >> Training is a lot more than what you think is intuition. It's focusing your intuition. >> I want you to intuition. Look, I'm a very intelligent. How long have you been doing that? >> I How long have I been in FBI? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Um for four years. >> For four years. Okay. How did you get into that? >> Um I was local police undercover. I was pissed to scream as powder. >> Okay, I appreciate that. >> The female officer was smart. She decided to play along. Instead of fighting the delusion, she stepped into the suspect's world to build rapport. It was a clever way to keep the situation under control without using force. He knows what he's feel. >> I am investigating multiple things, but the investigation has ended. There's a man tonight. His name is Mike. He came as a corner store. Have you heard of corner store? It's a fake decoy for the police. Is a set of for the police. It's for people that they want to get rid of. This is discreet. to maintain your listen. I'm listening to you. >> I need to tell you because he is on the run. >> Can I just say one thing? >> And he's desperate. >> Can I say one thing? >> He knows what he did. >> You're right. You're right. But I need you to listen to what this is important information I need to share with you. Share it >> because you are undercover. And because we need to protect that, I need to sit you in the car behind the tint. Okay. Can we do that information? >> Okay. I appreciate that. I just want to keep you safe and I want to make sure that you >> I didn't realize what I was holding drugs. I swear to God. >> I'm not accusing you of that, but >> I know, but that's why there's people out here. So, >> hi. It's fine. We're on a tall. I need you. >> Can you Can you come here? >> No, he's not coming here. >> Whatever you guys were doing, I suggest not doing that anymore. >> No, but he's my he's my fellow. >> Okay, let me talk to him. I need to I need to protect your identity. >> Police officer, but he was trained as a confidential informant. >> Confidential informant that he was was for the government. Do me a favor, slide back because I'm going to keep you safe in here. >> You know your safety, but you know your safety is key. >> I know, but he's listening and he will kill anyone. >> And that's why I need to keep you safe so we can get the information sliding. It is very serious. I agree. >> He is FBI. He's CI FBI. >> I'm going to close this to keep you safe. Okay. >> I do FBI and CI. I hear you. Watch your watch your hand, sweetheart. >> The way she crafted her lies showed a sharp mind that has been ruined by addiction. Her intelligence now only serves her hallucinations, making her believe the officers were her teammates on some imaginary mission. >> Okay, he's not >> We're going to get this I know. We're going to get this closed up. We need to We're going to get out of the street. Okay. >> Okay. But Mike, the man on the >> So, I need to put a bolo out. I understand. I got you. >> You want to call again? >> No, no, no. the lady that was initially out here. I just want to verify that they you guys want a trespass issued to her. >> Let's talk to them inside. >> Okay. I wasn't sure. Is there a lady a name that I could >> Oh, yeah. Stephanie. >> I see. >> Hi. >> So, I just wanted to double check with you. Did you want us to issue her a trespass notice? >> Um, yes. >> Okay. >> I just don't want that happening again. >> No, of course not. I We just wanted to ask and make sure. >> Thank you so much. >> Of course. No problem. Have a good evening, ma'am. This is super cute. Yeah. No, I was looking at that. I was like, "Oh, it's Ghostbusters." >> But I just want to make sure that we are helping you however you need. So, do you want us to submit it for you or you want >> We can do it. Yeah. It It'll be a good thing to >> No, no, no. The um the the evidence. Do you >> The other thing is staying back here since it's her property. Okay. >> Listen, I have to tell you that belongs to the FBI. >> I'm not a real decoy. I'm I'm not a decoy. >> I just checked. >> How did you check? >> How did you do that? How did you check? I check your badge number. It doesn't match. >> Where did you check? >> It's not me. >> You did that while you're in the back of my car? >> Absolutely. I didn't >> You have a bug in your ear right now? >> They might have to take that when they book you in. >> Finally, she was taken to jail and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, trespassing, and resisting an officer. This woman isn't just a toxic Karen. She is a heartbreaking reflection of what meth and untreated mental illness can do to a person. One fake agent is down, but the next case gets even more exposed, literally. On May 4th, 2025 in Florida, police were called to stop a shocking scene right in the middle of traffic. A young woman was casually casting aside all social norms, exposing her mental instability for the whole world to see. Here is what really happened. >> What's going on here? Come here. Come sit over here. Your name is what? I'm just walking horse. >> You're what? >> Just ranger. >> You're a Texas Ranger. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. What are you doing out here? You don't have a shirt on. >> Oh, I'm not I'm trying to hear like on my face. >> It's a what? I can't hear you. You got to talk a little louder. I'm sorry. What's your name? I can't hear you. You stay right there. Stay right there. What? Just tell me your name. is Brooke. >> Brooke, I need a ride home. >> You need a ride home? Do you know who that is? Stay right here for me. >> I called. >> Okay. >> She tried to get in the truck. I told her that I wasn't taking her like that, >> but she said she needs help in that. >> Yeah, she needs So, she needs to ride. I'll figure it out. >> I lied and I told her I wasn't doing it. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. >> All right. You're welcome. >> Here. Sit right here. Sit right here for me. No. Sit right here. Sit right here. You sit right here on the ground. There's no answer right there. >> Hello, ma'am. >> I saw her and we've been trying to go back and forth. Is she okay? >> Yeah, I got her. You're good. >> Okay, I get ready to give her my You want my I can give her my shirt. >> You got a spare shirt. >> I got a problem. Give me this shirt. That's why I kept turning it around. >> Uh, you don't have to. >> Ask her. >> Would you would you want a shirt to cover up? >> Yes. >> Can I give you my shirt? Listen. Okay. >> Are you got some fat roads? >> You don't got to >> That's okay. Don't laugh at me, but I'll give it to you. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. I appreciate you. >> There's a strange human moment here in the contrast between kindness and psychosis. When she accepts a shirt from a stranger, she isn't just covering her body. She's clinging to a small piece of reality in the middle of her own delirium. >> All right. Tell me your name again. What is it? >> Maya. >> Maya. >> Yeah. Bert. >> Bert. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? When's your birthday? >> Not sure. >> Don't know what 1999. >> 1999. Come on. You got to help me out. When is it? You live around here. You just been walking? >> Yeah. So, I'm like, I'm like, I'm kind of tired. >> Ma, have you been having anything to drink? >> Yeah. Talk to me. Have you had anything to drink lately? >> No, I water. >> Hm. >> And some water. >> But you haven't had any liquor or anything? Any beer or anything like that? >> No. Yes. You got to help me. I know you said you need some water, but I'm trying to figure out if you take took anything to drink or anything like that. Anything to drink, ma? Where are your shoes at? You don't have any shoes on? >> Yeah, >> I know. You said you're >> I'm homeless right now. Like, somebody's asking me to check. >> Nah, give me one sec. Stay right here. She's homeless or homeless. She said this is her name. She didn't have a shirt on. One of the passer buyers that called took off her shirt and gave her her shirt, but she's funny. >> It's clear this girl needs help as her mind starts to disconnect. Her nonsensical words aren't intentional lies. They are the result of a fractured cognitive state. The moment she senses the officers are suspicious, she immediately shifts into a defensive guarded mode. >> Look at the picture. >> Runs naked during mental drug episodes. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> How do we sign out? >> Not anymore. I got covered up. >> Runs naked during mental/drug episodes. want to pretend. >> She's at large. >> You have You had to cover her up. >> Oh, no. Some Some lady came by and willingly took off her shirt and was like, "Well, I'll give her a shirt." I was like, "Lady, you do not need to do that." >> She didn't have a shirt on. >> No, she sat down when I asked her. >> Some girl seems a little cray cray. >> Oh, she cray cray. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. I'm Deputy Hacket with the sheriff's office. Do you mind if I search you real quick? You got any? You do mine or I can? >> You can't. >> Can or can't? >> That's why that's why I need help. >> Huh? That's why I just need help. So you can't search me. >> So you don't want me to search you? >> No. Rebecca next asleep. >> I can't hear you. >> I just need help. I need water and stuff. Like can you not see me? >> Well, what are why why are you out here? >> Well, I'm so I can't talk. I need to talk to him. >> Huh? >> You need to talk to him. as these cars going by as we just get >> Who do you need to talk to? Cuz I can't hear you. >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on and I can't hear you cuz these cars. >> Yeah, we're just trying to help you. >> You're literally not saying anything right now. You're just moving your lips. I'm not an idiot. I don't know why you're playing games. >> Does that mean >> Huh? I don't know why someone does that to me. >> You don't know why someone does that to you? >> No. >> She uses gibberish as a psychological barrier, trying to stop the police from entering her broken inner world. At this point, language isn't for communication anymore. It's just a tool to soothe the screaming fear inside her mind. >> Trying to figure out what's going on. >> Do you live around here? >> She says she lives off of Nebraska. >> That's far. >> Very far. That's a real far walk with no shirt on. Hold on. Watch it. >> I'm a white sleeve, guys. >> You're a white slave? >> Yeah. >> I don't see it. I got the shackle. >> I don't think they got those. >> Huh? >> I can't get the shackle off. >> You have any family that lives over here, Maya? >> She got the nice you. >> Ow. >> Maya got the nice you. I don't know. She said I had >> She hasn't got the angry you with the ponytail ponytail. >> Maya, >> we got a problem. >> Yeah. >> You know what that problem is? >> The weight. >> What's that? >> The weight. >> The weight. >> The weight. >> Let me check that out. >> [ __ ] >> By. Hi. Let me check that out. Hilton. >> I'm going to check that out. Is that good? >> Okay. Check it out. T3. You know >> what? What scent is this? What scent is this? Huh? Huh? >> I don't know. >> Does it smell good? >> It stank. >> Some of us do stank. Hey, Maya. You got anything in your pockets? You got any knives? Hey. Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. Welcome back. You got any knives on your pocket? >> It's either a yes or a no. Do you have a weapon on your person? and my exhaust. >> Okay, you can >> you can see her drifting away from the conversation, her eyes going glazed, a sign that the substances in her system are peaking. As her mind fades, she completely loses the ability to perform even the simplest tasks to care for herself. >> Yeah, Disney movies, >> huh? Can I save some guy? >> All right. >> There you go. Maybe that's why you're acting a little funny. Okay. They just put the shirt on. You weren't going to stop. I didn't tell you to do anything. Stay right there. >> Girl, your pants are on backwards. >> Hello. Welcome back. >> Where did we go? Guys, >> where did we go? >> I miss nailing her for a long time. >> Huh? >> I've been nailing her for the longest time and nightmare. Fake night. A fake night. >> Fake nightmares, which is >> Yeah. >> Who's Who's doing what? >> The Alexander. It's >> all you, Bubba. >> Happy to be alive. >> I mean, I'll do it if you don't want to. >> I really don't care. You have your nose open, >> huh? >> You touch your nose? >> Your nose? >> Like anything? If anything, you get to put my stuff back in my bag cuz I need my glasses. >> Yeah, we're going to put your stuff back in your bag. >> Trying to steal it. >> Yeah, trust me. It's not getting stolen. >> You look better than me. I'm jealous. I'm really not right now. >> Is there anything in there? >> There's always something in there. >> Open it up. >> Yes, you'll get plenty off of that. What is it? I bet you it's probably met. >> Have you done this before? >> No, I haven't. >> Okay. Well, it's perfect. This is perfect out learning opportunity. All right. >> Okay. You want that little stick thing right there? That plastic thing? >> Yeah. Grab that. And we're going to scrape. Scrape. And then make it fall into there. >> Scrape. Scrape. >> All three. >> All three.Oop. >> Shake it up. Take it. Ask it. Bam. Love that. You're a scientist. Congratulations. >> The confirmation of meth explains everything. The mania, the delusions of grandeur, the loss of temperature control, and the breakdown of speech. In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with indecent exposure, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting an officer. It makes you wonder, is jail what Maya needs, or does she belong in a deep mental health and rehab facility? If stripping down was a cry for attention, wait until you see this next woman who decided her underwear was the perfect outfit for a burglary. On September 25th, 2025, a set of locked doors wasn't enough to keep out an uninvited guest. The police were called in to restore order after a wild psychological meltdown. And here's how the whole thing played out. going on. >> Okay. Do me a favor. >> Guard release channel break at >> right there. What are you doing? Trying to go to all these other people's houses. >> Oh, well, it could be >> several different houses. Yeah, >> you can swing when I was coming down. You tried to get in a couple different people's houses and garages. >> Yeah, I was looking for my house. >> Okay. So, why would you be going to other people's houses? We're trying to get in. >> Cuz I live there, too. >> Why don't you step out here to the road? >> Does she live here? >> Okay. She's saying she lives there, but she's >> Where do you live? >> Sorry. I live in Massel. >> Oh, go a break. >> What's your name? >> Aaron. E R Y. >> How are you all the way here from Masslin? >> Oh, it's a long walk. >> I know. >> Do you know anybody that lives around here? >> Yeah, my girlfriend lives there. >> 121. >> Yeah. >> Who? What's your girlfriend's name? >> Ann. >> And what? Quite an age difference. >> Yeah. 17. >> What was your first name, miss? >> 17. >> Aaron. E R Y N >> have a seat for me. >> Sure. >> What's going on? >> No problem. >> The fact that she's wandering around in just her underwear shows she's completely lost touch with how society works. When the homeowner finally confronts her with the truth, she actually has the nerve to try and kick them out. It's a bizarre, almost laughing out loud tragedy of someone living in a completely different reality. >> I thought it was my wife coming home. That's why I didn't think anything of it. But there's like a bottle of pop back there or something that I think it was hers. I don't know if you guys want to and I don't know if you guys just want to bruise the yard or choose back in our backyard just to make sure no one else is here. I don't know. >> Yeah, >> if you don't mind. >> Yeah, we can double check that. >> Where at in the uh >> just on the steps and then I was my dad and I were working on stuff and I >> I thought my wife was home so I didn't think anything of it but I definitely heard my dog was barking and I >> unit out on 120 Y. >> There was no one else. No one else >> caller for 2021. >> They told me to wait naked. I can't be naked. >> Who told you to wait naked? >> My boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We just got a call about one person. So, >> just want to make sure no one like that was no one else was with her and like came in the house. >> Yeah. No, you're good. Um, what was the other three? >> Did your camera work? >> Um, no. We just moved. >> Drive. >> Yeah, she was alone as far as we know. So, we'll talk to her more, but um it did I mean she didn't have clothes to like really drop anything. She was out there in bra and underwear. So >> I just want to make sure this this was not ours. So she left that there. We can throw that away. >> Yeah, feel free to toss that going on. >> It freaking I mean I didn't I was like and then she left. I chased her downstairs and the neighbor said she was across the street. >> This is all hers. >> Yeah. She came back and tried to get in the house and told me I was a [ __ ] to get the out of her house. Well, why would you be in her house? >> I'm like shaky. I'm like I'm like I don't know what the hell in the world. >> I was diagnosed by one picked it up and what's one? >> It's mental disorder. >> She tries to use a sexual encounter story to cover her tracks. But the way she's obsessing over the refrigerator screams bipolar mania. She isn't just breaking into a house. She's trying to hijack someone else's life in authority. >> Probably some sort of behavioral phenomena. Unless you guys are pink slipping or we don't we wouldn't necessarily need to grab her and go. >> Can you uh stick your legs in real quick? I want to close. >> Thank you. >> Yep. No problem. And we got your clothes too, just so you know. >> Okay. >> Is she in here right now? >> Did anybodyandize her yet? >> It did. Okay. I'm randizer and ask her about this F150. She's in my cruiser. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Hi. >> I'm Officer Farwell. Um, I'm going to read you your Miranda warnings. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. You understand? >> Okay. Um, my thing is the dog, I guess. That's your dog in there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where did you get the truck from? >> Uh, it's my husband's truck. >> It is your husband's truck? >> Yeah. >> Cuz he reported it stolen. >> Oh. >> Where where who's your husband? >> Allan. >> Are you guys in a fight right now? Yeah, probably. >> You guys are legally married? >> No, we are not. >> You're not legally married? >> No, we've been together for 20 years. >> So, what happened with you today? >> I didn't even know about this part. I'm messing with the truck. Uh, what happened that these officers chasing you down today? What's What's up with that? >> Oh, I was trying to catch him. He's drunk. >> Who's that? >> My husband. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to figure out more what's going on here and then I'll come back to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Thanks. Why are is she out of her clothes? >> When this lady found her garage, >> somebody want to crack a window? >> Just open a goddamn window. Let's [ __ ] dog out. Betty, NO. >> THEN SHE BRINGS up 20 years of history to justify stealing a car. It's a desperate attempt to grab onto some kind of anchor in reality. But in truth, that car is just a symbol of the chaos she's been carrying with her through this entire web of lies. >> You obviously she definitely has um some mental health issues going on right now. Um do you want her arrested for that? I mean, we're probably going to pink slip her anyway. We're going to take her on the hospital to get evaluated for mental health, but >> So, we'll keep her out of the streets for a bit, right? >> Well, yeah, the pink slip. Well, yes, she'll be there for something two hours, but do you want her arrested for I think it'd be more criminal trespassing than breaking entering, I don't think. >> Okay. you know. Um, but do you want her arrested for that or either way she's going to go with us? We're going to get her out of here. But I I guess that's >> Do I have to do anything if she's arrested? >> You might have to go to court. You may have to go to court. >> That's fine. >> You want to? Okay. Yeah. >> All right. More than a burglary. I don't think she's in there stealing stuff. I think she's having some mental breakdown right now and >> something. Yeah. >> And she's we're already going to arrest her stolen car, too. So >> Oh, [ __ ] Okay. Yeah. >> So, I had just got home. I was unloading groceries, finishing up, putting them away, and I heard commotion. A friend was supposed to come pick this up, which makes weird noises. >> So, I kind of thought, "Okay, she's here." But it went on for a minute and then I came out from here. She's standing here. Her clothes are here. She has the refrigerator open. There's food there. I put some stuff back. Um, >> did she eat stuff or she just get it out? >> I don't I don't think she ate anything. She did grab a cigarette and put it in the ashtray, which I threw away. >> Ice cream. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She pulled >> I'm surpris she go for that. >> She pulled that out. And then my friends always leave their spokes here. She had pulled one of those out. >> I just threw it in the trash. >> She go for the alcohol. >> Yeah, there was a jello shot actually out too. I threw away for work >> that she had or >> she didn't eat it. It wasn't open. >> Okay. So, we're going to go with possible ice cream and whatever. Ice cream and strawberries. >> I mean, the nerve of this woman. Not only did she break in, but she's also standing there screaming at the homeowners. While she was busy making herself at home, the neighbors were getting a real eyeful, seeing her walking down the street naked and calling the cops in a panic. >> Your dog though? >> Yeah. >> From where? But how'd you get over here? >> I Well, I walked and stole cars. >> No, but I mean, how'd you get over here though? You can't be doing that. That's not good. These people are going to be like, they got to go to work and stuff and you're out there taking their cars. So, so the blue >> in the end she was hauled off to jail facing charges of grand theft, burglary, and resisting an officer. If convicted, she could be looking at 2 to 5 years behind bars and a $3,000 fine. You'd think after all that she'd put some clothes on and disappear, but our next culprit decided to just settle in and wait for the handcuffs. On April 18th, 2023, police stepped in to save a homeowner from a blatant invasion by some old friends. When kindness is repaid with people taking over your yard and overstaying their welcome, Justice has to step in to restore some order. >> And we're like, "Hey, can we park by your house for a couple of days?" And we told them they just can't park, you know, >> Yeah. >> around the hydrants or the stop sign. And they decided to pull up in the yard. Um they are blocking the sidewalk. Um my husband has been um out of town all weekend, so I've kind of been trying to avoid contact with them as much as possible. She's been pushing her way inside. She might like she, hey, can I charge my phone? Yeah, sure. Come charge your phone. Call Josh, you know, for a few minutes. Here's some water, you know, whatever. Um, she's invited her mom over here and I didn't know her, but the most I can do is allow her to stay here. I mean, >> right. I understand. >> Ask her politely. >> Yeah. Well, we did >> or have an estimate time of when she can, you know. Well, Josh is kind of on the road, so we can't find him. We don't like one. They've been kind of hush hush talking about. >> Um, so Josh, >> no idea what his name is. >> Uh, all I know is Josh. >> Okay, great. We'll talk to her. >> Cody, can you come out here and talk to us? I can't hear you. You have to come outside and talk to us, please. >> We're just going to talk to you about the RV. >> I cannot hear anything you're saying. Hey, come can you please come outside? >> Huh? I can't I can't hear you, girl. You got to come out, please. >> Where's Josh? >> Where does he work? >> Where? >> Custer. Kuster City. >> Cody's silence isn't just her being stubborn. It's a calculated stalling tactic, hoping the officers will just get frustrated and give up. Even with her only shelter on the line, she hangs on with a desperate, hard-headed persistence until the bitter end. >> Okay. >> Is it a felony? >> Okay. Well, then come out and talk to us. >> Look, here's the deal. They don't want you on their property, so you need to remove it. It is blocking the sidewalk, so it needs to be removed. So, >> I suggest that when Josh comes back, you let him know that you need to get it out of here. >> Oh, we did actually. >> I think you guys could call a tow truck. >> Oh, we did actually. >> And have Okay. And have the vehicle removed at her expense. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> It's 7 m. >> Oh, >> I believe. Uh, like I said, I I know that um she has recently got out of jail, supposed to be in rehab. I don't know much about her. >> Yeah. What? So, how did how did she come here? Why did she come here? >> Uh Josh. >> Who's Josh? >> Uh her boyfriend though. >> Okay. Here though. >> Uh he asked if he could park here uh right there for 2 days and they didn't want to block the roadway. So, they pulled into a yard to stay out of the road. >> Um I don't know if it's stolen or not. I just know that he claimed that he traded his truck straight across from it in Kuster City. So, why don't you trust us? >> I've never even had contact with you. This is my first time ever talking to you. >> So, I've never dealt with you, Cody. >> How do you know? How do you know her? >> She tries to spin a theft into a legal deal just to dodge the criminal label. By mixing a few truths about Josh into her lies, this master manipulator manages to convince herself she's just a devoted victim suffering for her boyfriend's mistakes. >> No, I get it. what's your property >> rumors and stuff? You know, I've already had my maintenance guy come out um about our toilet and he was like, "Hey, that's a little odd." >> So, there's no way for you to move this, Tony. >> You don't drive it. >> I cannot hear anything you're saying. So, you're going to have to come outside. >> Y'all might want to move that. >> Yeah, cuz the landlord could ultimately try and >> Yeah. Yeah. That's what he told us. He's like, "The landlord might come by and take y'all out, and I don't want to lose my home. I've been working hard. >> You don't drive it >> years to keep the steady home. >> I'm not sure anything you're saying. >> Well, we'll do our best. She's hunker down in the car or in the mobile home. I don't know what you want to call that. >> Yeah, cuz uh she I guess she had like I said, she came in for a few minutes to charge her phone. >> What did the tow truck company say? Uh he said the same thing you said like I if it's he he believes it's stolen because the ignition is popped and they're driving it with >> Hey, was that so hard? >> Hey, can is there any way you can move this? >> Can you get it to start? >> Cody, do you have uh paperwork for the RV? >> No. >> Registration? >> No. >> So, it doesn't have registration. Doesn't have anything to be able to be moved on the roadway. How did you guys get it here? >> Driven here. >> Who drove it? >> Josh. >> And you? He works in Kuster County doing city. >> Okay. So, you don't have any paperwork for it? >> I don't think he got any paperwork. >> You don't think you got any paperwork? >> Okay. Can you step down here? >> Not if you're going to arrest me. Step down here, Cody. >> Cody is fighting for every last second of freedom. To her, that car isn't just a ride. It's the only thing standing between her and a pair of handcuffs. Stepping out of that vehicle means finally facing the music as a wanted woman. >> I don't always do that. >> I've never had any contact with you before, so I don't know why you would think that, >> Cody. My god. I'm not picking. Don't take me yelling again. >> There's nobody else in there. Don't just don't make it harder than >> DON'T >> STOP. >> NO. NO. >> OKAY. >> I CAN'T. >> GET on your belly. Get on your belly. Get on >> Get on your belly. >> Get on your belly. >> It's hard for me to do when you're >> Get on your belly. I can't when you're putting yours on me. >> Come on, get on your belly. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. Don't make it harder. >> I was an idiot. >> Why are you trying to run from us? >> I'm not because y'all are going to take me to JAIL AND Y'ALL FORGET about me in jail and it hurts and it sucks. >> Well, that was stupid. >> Totally unnecessary. Totally. >> Roll her on her side, pat her down, and God damn it. >> I'm going to roll you to the side. >> No, just like this. Stand right. Just say just like that. Do you have anything on you that's going to stab me or poke me? >> Nope. Go ahead and roll to the side, please. >> Why? >> So I can check you over here. >> She tries to weaponize her own distress, turning screams into a lastditch effort to get some sympathy. When all her excuses fail, she uses her own body as a fortress, kicking and struggling to keep justice at arms length. Come on, Cody. Cody, don't make it harder than it has to be. Come on. Come on. You grab her other She's not going to call her. >> Okay, we're going to help you up. Okay. Come on. >> Come on, Cody. Cody, you're just going to save more time in jail if you keep acting up. Do you not understand that? >> We're going up. Ouch. >> Come on. Stop. You're hurting me. >> No, you're not. >> You're hurting my fingers. >> You're okay. >> You're hurting my fingers. >> You're okay. >> You're hurting my fingers. >> You're okay, Cody. >> Don't follow me. >> You're hurting my fingers. >> You're okay. >> Those are my fingers. >> Stand right here at the 911. >> What is the last four of your >> Do you know your social? >> What is it? Two. That's the last four. Are you sure? When's your birthday? 33 three 81. You're from 81. What's When's your birthday, Cody? Cody, you focus on me. When's your birthday? Hey, March 3rd. >> March 3rd. >> Have a seat here. We'll get you some water here once we get to the jail. You want your phone that you dropped over there? You want it? Well, we'll we'll bring it to you. >> Just have a seat in there for me. >> Can we take it off? >> I'll take him off here once we get to the jail. Okay. >> There we go. >> In the end, Cody was hauled off to jail. She's facing charges for battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, obstruction, and retail theft. If convicted, she's looking at up to a year in jail, $1,000 fine, and 18 months of probation. If you found these stories as wild as I did, do me a favor, hit that like button and subscribe. It really helps the channel get back on track. I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments, too. See you next time.