police. >> Stand up. You're not going to jail. >> Can you do me a favor? Can you step away from the vehicle? >> Yep. >> Just stay right there. >> So, do me a favor. Put your left foot on the line. >> No one ever thinks one reckless impulse can torch their entire future. But when emotions hijack the wheel, it stops being just a mistake. It becomes fallout. And from there, it's a free fall with no breaks. A brutal chain reaction of bad decisions from a pack of entitled outofcrol brats. >> I don't care if he's I don't care. I'm I'm trying to get what happened tonight. I don't care about his past. I don't care about your past. I don't care about their past. >> On September 10th, 2025 in Spotswood, New Jersey, police were dispatched to a domestic dispute involving a weapon, an angry father, a repeat offender, and a drunk young woman. And here's what really went down. >> Who called? Take your hands out. >> He's not a problem. He's not a problem. >> All right. What's going on? >> I promise you he's not a threat. >> Who Who's called? >> I did. >> You called? Called. >> Okay. About who? >> With me. >> Okay. >> For him who threatened to kill me on his ring. >> All right. Kill him tonight. >> All right. You're You're going to relax. What you're going to do? >> No. Don't go in your house. >> Come here right now. Come here right now. Come here right now. Come on. Hey, listen. Listen. We're just trying to figure out what's going on. Everybody's okay. All right. >> This one is not. >> Okay. All right. Let's figure out what's going on here. Okay. >> Excuse me. Um, this guy like ran he ran off from out of my house. His name is Reuben and like he's trying to like run. He's trying to like get me like >> like intoxicated like >> Okay. >> Well, she's not her friend, but >> she's not involved. >> She All right, just let's start over. Give me your statement. You were bringing your uh a friend home, right? >> She wasn't supposed to be drinking. She liquor. She got [ __ ] face. We took her keys. We got her home. A friend of mine drove her cuz I can't I don't have my license. >> Okay. >> I am 35 years old. I have a record. You will see. Write this down. My name is Reuben. R U BN. I was drinking with a buddy of mine. He is 26 or 27. >> Okay. >> Crazy dumb white [ __ ] got drunk. Take a piss. Come back. I don't know. >> Your acquaintances or friends or acquaintance? How long have you known him? >> Maybe like 5 months. >> Five months. Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> Oh my god. >> Wait. Are you dad? Okay. I I can understand why. I mean, that's that's to hear that from your daughter, man. That's that's >> You just got to understand where we're coming from when we get here. You know what I mean? That's why we're yelling trying to figure it out. >> Yeah. You know, it came over that there was possibly a weapon involved. I see you don't have a weapon. So, we're just trying to We're just trying to We're just trying to figure out this just happened. So, he tried to >> I mean, do you want to see the videos of him literally threatening to kill me? >> The videos from tonight. The video the videos from now. >> Yeah. Like right now. Like physically right now. Like Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. Um, >> are these cameras on? >> Yes. Yes. Everything's being recorded in video. >> Very well. >> So, what do you can you tell me a little bit of a background between what's going on here? >> Toxic >> toxic relationship. >> That's all I know is that this is not the first time he's came here. >> Okay. >> I was on the street, man. You know what I'm saying? >> The story kicks off with everyone talking over each other, trying to shape their version of the truth. But once the officer starts narrowing in on the timeline, Dana begins to stumble. And those inconsistencies start exposing the gaps in her story. >> Him right there, he beat me in the face in the orange hair. He's He is also homeless. He's not like a Yeah. By the way, I'm sorry. He's not going to get off the I'm so sorry. I know. Like, yeah, he I have a video like 20 minutes, 30 minutes. >> How did tonight start? Where were >> So, I was hanging out with my friends and like my dad like he's my dad. Like, you know, >> you home or No, >> I was at home. most maybe like 20 minutes away talking to like my friends. I got off of work and like I was like, "Okay, let's let's hang out for a little bit and then I like hung out and like he came along and like >> came along. Why did he come along?" >> Honestly, >> I have no idea. >> Okay. So, do you know the girl in the car? >> Oh, uh I know her and her boyfriend, but like that guy, he >> Okay. Why did they come get you? >> H video assaulted. >> Nothing else happened tonight. Besides that, >> I mean, like I know him from like getting from like different types of like bad [ __ ] going on with him, you know? >> He said, "I know you're in the Marines and this and that." I wasn't even a Marine. He was He was becoming pissed off, which I get cuz he's dealing with that. >> But he's not going to come to me. >> Yeah. No, I mean, you should come at you about You were woken up by all this. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry, man. >> I'm I'm sorry. You have to we have to all this all this stuff here. >> I'm sorry for the neighbors and I'm sorry for this. She's aing disaster. >> Ginger the blonde hair roof. >> What What caused the fight? What caused the [ __ ] face? We got argument, man. Nothing serious. We all got >> Did anything get physical or he just threatened to to kill you? >> No, he threatened right there in front of your neighbors got doorbells. Everyone's got a camera. >> How did he threaten to kill you, Reuben? >> Two seconds ago in front of your office. He just heard him. >> What did he say? I'm asking you. >> Word for word. I don't know. He was standing there. He's more sober. >> Okay. >> Honestly, I'm a little tit. Like I said, >> I don't know word for word, but he [ __ ] heard it. >> Reuben, it was just through word of mouth, though, right? >> Yes, sir. He didn't >> He didn't physically like take a gun and point it at you or take it. >> I didn't see [ __ ] He's good. this town experienced a lot of these situations and I see a lot of the same things a lot of you know it's it's unfortunate all around but you know if if the event that that yeah we do determine that that's what he did >> to her >> it's not no fest like don't play like it's not honestly like I'm going to >> as communication breaks down the officer's patience starts wearing thin Dana seems convinced the videos on her phone will back her up but in this situation they're just as likely to reflect a pattern of reckless less out of control behavior. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm not worried about if he's a felon or not. >> I don't care if he's I don't care. I'm I'm trying to get what happened tonight. I don't care about his past. I don't care about your past. I don't care about their past. >> Okay, I get that. Where were you tonight? >> Oh, I was like uh maybe 7 minutes from my house, like across from my work. >> What town? >> So, the Dollar Tree is right there. I used to work at the Dollar Tree. Like I mean, I still do, but >> No, but just what what town do you work? Like >> were you at a friend's house? >> Like the Burger King like old town, you know? >> Okay. And I don't know where the she's at. And then like 5 minutes, a little less than 5 minutes into the conversation, they walk around. I finally get her in the house. I snatch his phone. I toss it. And then in between there's >> smiles yelling back. All right. So >> 100%. And so I got my weapon. That pissed him off. But sorry, not sorry. This is my house. >> So you had no idea where she was out. He comes. He knocks on the door. Two guys do >> two guys come knocking on the door saying asking for their phone. >> That's all they want is their phone. >> And they have her purse. >> Yes. And they gave me the purse which calmly >> and then you gave the phone. You went like that. >> Well, that's after the I didn't know where she was until she came. >> She just randomly came up from the back of the house. >> Yeah. I don't know how they got here. I don't I don't know. >> She's been she's intoxicated right now. >> Probably. >> Yeah, it seems like she is. Um just from the looks of it. And have have you ever seen that guy before? >> He's the one that came in and was like, "Hey, Dana's in a mental hospital. Here's the number." He was really nice. How long ago was that? >> Month and a half ago. Two month >> and a half ago. Okay. >> Mammoth Mammoth County Hospital. >> Okay. >> So, she was in for like a week because she said she's going to >> Okay. >> What's crazy? >> You literally date me, bro. I HAVE HER ON VIDEO. YOU WANT TO SEE? >> Give us one second. Stop yelling. >> Stop yelling. Stop yelling. Stop yelling. >> Stop yelling. >> Give us the face. >> Give us a minute. >> Play with me. Like, seriously. >> No one's playing with you. We're trying to get what happened. >> Thank you. I don't like it. >> It's unfair. I >> I understand that. But we're trying to figure out what happened and you have no idea what happened. You're telling us seven different things. Every time I ask you where you're at, you're like, "I was at Burger King. Now >> I used to work at Burger King." >> I understand. But I'm getting seven different stories right now. I have to make sure what actually happened. >> Pretty much. >> Yeah. The only real argument is when after about 5 minutes, I grabbed the knife just in case he was going to come threat into this region that he was going to be injured. That's when it pissed him off. He doesn't know who I with. He's He's king. I didn't He's He's He was became very hostile and threatened after I >> prove it. >> Stop. >> Go back to your house. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You don't have to get arrested for DISAST ANYWAYS. >> Just ignore them. >> At this point, she still thinks she can do whatever she wants. But when she ignores repeated commands to sit down and starts moving on her own, things escalate fast. And this spoiled attitude quickly runs into a hard lesson about compliance. >> Nope. >> Nope. Come on. >> Stand up. >> Like, don't play with me, bro. He always dies, dude, bro. He's a narcissist, bro. That's what they do. >> Like, >> okay. Well, we asked you multiple times to stop screaming and you did it. >> Like literally twice. >> Listen up. You're You're highly intoxicated right now. Okay. >> No. >> All right. Can you uh stand up? We're going to stand up. Just stand up. Just stand up. Stand up. >> No one fix your handcuff. Fix your handcuffs, man. What's your name? >> You're fine. You're fine. He's just fixing them. Just fixing them. >> Making sure they don't hurt you. >> Damn it. Thank you very much. >> And look at him. He's just going to dance around. But like nothing happens to him. But like me because I'm a girl. He comes to my job every single >> We're going to figure out We're going to figure out what to do with him. >> He bothers me every single >> Just need to stop. >> Well, did you hear me? Yeah, he bothers me every day while I'm on my own duty, my job. So yeah, help him. I don't give a [ __ ] bro. Come play with me. I really don't care. Get him the away from here, bro. If he's never here, I don't care. Get him away. >> I don't care. >> Yeah. No. Um, >> yeah. But like I also drive a >> He's a police explorer. >> No, it's okay. >> You don't like But like I also have a video. >> Can we walk down here? >> Do you want to see like >> Whoa. Where did you just go? Hold on. >> It's all done. >> Sit on the porch. >> See him like he's just like >> Stop. Stop. No. Stop. We got to figure him out. >> Yeah. >> Don't worry. Can you sit down, please? >> He literally has videos of threatening. He's like literally killing otherwise. Can you just sit down, please? >> The cop says sit down. Why are you not listening? >> Oh, I'm just talking. >> He doesn't. He's not. He wants you to sit down. >> Oh, I thought he just said it like two minutes ago. >> Come on. Come on. Turn. Turn. Turn. Turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn and s sit. Turn. Sit. >> No. Here. >> There you go. >> Sorry. I thought we just had two minutes. >> Our princess still believes attitude equals power. That kind of stubbornness doesn't appear overnight. But once she's in the back of a patrol car, that confidence doesn't help. It only turns up the heat. >> Here. >> Grab one arm. I'm grabbing the other. AND WE'RE DRINKING. I'M GOING TO HIT this in a way. Left over here. Get up. >> Drag her. I don't care. >> Oh my god. Protection. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. You're not going to jail. >> STAND UP. >> OH MY GOD. >> STAND UP. Get in the car. >> Oh my god. Hey, Dana. Okay. Come on. Come on. GET IT, BRO. GET YOUR stupid ass arrest, bro. >> You're already under arrest. You're going to be go You're going to the hospital. >> You have obstruction and resisting arrest ALL >> WAIT, WHAT? WHAT' you say? >> Whoa. >> Yeah, >> you just freaked me out there. >> Exactly. Me, too. >> Okay. Um, >> that's what I thought. You have disorderly conduct, obstruction, and resisting arrest. Okay. >> Okay. Come on. Let's go. >> Wait, what' you say? >> Obstruction. >> Obstruction of what? >> COME ON. YOU KNOW, >> DIANA, come on. Listen, we're going to give you one. I'm going to ask you one more time really nicely. And if you don't, I'm going to carry you. Okay. Diana, listen. Why not? Oh my god. Oh my god. No, no, no, no, no. Excuse me. You guys are literally part of my own [ __ ] >> Do your own [ __ ] BRO. DO YOUR OWN [ __ ] BRO. PLEASE. >> I KNOW. I KNOW. MOVE. DO >> YOU WANT DO YOU WANT TO DO IT INSTEAD? >> DO YOU WANT TO STOP? STOP. >> STOP. >> MOVE. >> ALL RIGHT. We'll move. We'll move. >> Thank you. >> Can you please? >> No. Please. I just >> Okay. All right. All right. Thank you. Shut that door. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> What are you doing? 12 headquarters. You have to run for warrants. Damn. Just advice. I don't even My gosh. Go. Hey, bro. In the end, she's arrested and facing charges, resisting an officer, domestic assault, disorderly conduct, and underage drinking. If convicted, she could be looking at up to a $2,000 fine. Yeah, probably dad's wallet, 2 years of probation, and 52 hours of community service. Do you think this moment finally forced her to grow up? Let me know what you think down below. Because sometimes regret shows up late and somewhere else the price for stubborn behavior hits even harder. On April 19th in Titusville, Florida, a hit and run at a Starbucks brings officers to the scene. But when they locate the 19-year-old suspect, her behavior quickly turns unpredictable. And here's what really went down. >> I still see you. Look, you're not in trouble. I just want to know what happened today. Can I Can I talk to you about what happened today? >> What? >> What happened to Starbucks? You're not in trouble. I just trying to get your information. >> Starbucks. >> You crashed into a car. >> No, I didn't. >> Then why'd you just run away? >> No, I didn't. >> And why did you just hide? Why is there damage to the front end of your vehicle? >> Can I talk to you, ma'am? All right, we'll just tow the vehicle. Then come outside and be a grown adult. >> All right. >> Please come talk to me. Come out. Come out to the hood of my vehicle. >> I picked the shrimp boil, dropped it off at the girl, Susan. She's my mod manager at the time. I don't know if she's still MOD manager. Probably not, but probably not. But anyway, I hit the hut and Yeah. >> Okay. So, you hit them. So why >> I didn't know I hit them though. That's a >> But you just said that you heard >> No, no, I literally I didn't think I hit somebody. I stopped. >> So then why did you leave? >> No, I cuz I was going there, dropped something off. I left because I thought I was done. >> And did you drop something off? >> Yeah. Yeah, I dropped the sh oil like a bowl of sh boil off and then I came back actually like probably an hour later actually and I rearranged to boil that I dro like I didn't take it back obviously but I still had some that I dropped off to them like I didn't know like that was going to be if Oh sorry can I not lean on that? >> It's fine. Okay, >> do whatever you need to cuz obviously you've been >> At first, she seems calm but not cooperative. The moment the officer catches the smell of alcohol, everything shifts. Dodging the topic doesn't help and field sobriety tests are quickly put into play. >> How much have you drank tonight? >> What? >> Hello. >> Are you No, you cannot right now. >> No, you cannot. No, you cannot right now. No, you cannot right now. Stop. I'm asking you. I'm telling you. Stop. Stop. >> Common things. >> Stop. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> I'm already standing. I'm standing. I'm standing. I'm standing. >> So, >> I'm going to ask you real quick. You want perform you want to perform any exercises? >> I >> to see how you are. >> Okay. I always perform exercises. >> You will perform some exercise. Okay. So, you mean? Yeah. >> If you want to. Yes. >> Yeah. >> So, you have to be off your phone for that. >> So, don't. How intoxicated are you tonight? >> I don't get what you mean. Okay. >> What's the one? >> One. Okay. So, it's a one. All right. >> What's a two saying? What's one? >> Do me a favor. Step away from my vehicle. >> Stop right there. >> Do me a favor. Stay in the stance. Feet together. Arms at your side. All right. >> We are going to come over here. Okay. Actually, straight line. That line is perfect. >> Would you say this is level? >> I say level. >> Yep. >> All right. You know it's a straight line. >> All right. Come over here. Come over here real quick. >> Where? >> Come over here. >> Over to where you're just standing. >> Oh. >> So, I want you to stand in a certain stance and stay in that stance until I tell you to begin. It's not really a joke. You need to go back and listen to him. Go stand over there. I was doing >> No, it's okay. You're doing great. >> That's >> No, this is perfect. Actually, >> okay. >> So, >> that's what I was thinking. >> I was doing perfect, but okay. >> Hey, can you just listen to him? >> Officer, >> listen. >> She insists she's doing just fine. And the more she says it, the more she believes it. But step by step, her own movements betray her. And in that gap between what she says and what's actually happening, the loss of control starts to show. >> My foot. >> There you go. >> Put your right foot in front >> with your arms at your sides. Okay. When told to begin, you are going to take nine heel toe steps forward >> and then make a small series of steps back. >> Nine heel to toe all the way back. Okay. I'm going to show you a brief demonstration. Are you ready? So, >> can you start on my corner? >> Two. >> Just cuz you're coming out here. Small series steps. >> All right. >> So, three and small series are four. Nine. >> Nine steps all the way back. Do you understand the instruction? >> Nine. >> They're lying back. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> So, >> sir, I understand. >> Stand in the stance for me. >> All right. Whenever you are ready to begin. >> One, two, three. Oh, sorry. Four, five, six. Is this still count or separate? >> One, two, three. Oh, you 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Sorry, this is curvy. >> No, that's fine. You did a great job. >> So, I know I know that. >> You killing it right now. So, that's the size. >> Sorry. There's been dogs that's been running through the street. >> Okay, right now we're not >> One just ran. >> Right now, we're not worried about the dogs. Okay. >> Okay. Sorry. That [ __ ] scared me, but it's not a pit bull. The pitull. >> No pit bull. >> Ma'am, is this your dog? >> Do me a favor. >> Okay. >> For this exercise, you're going to stand in a Pacific stance. Okay. >> What she doesn't realize is that when officers start cheering, it's not encouragement. It's observation. And as she keeps performing with that same confidence, the next test, standing on one leg, completely shatters the illusion. >> What's going on? >> Is that your dog? >> That's what six. >> So, you're going to do that when told to begin. Okay. So, you don't start right now. So, do that. >> I just You need to grab your dog and you need to go back to your house. >> Drive back. >> Not No, you need to grab your dog and you need to go back to your house. >> You see my hand, right? You know what that mean? >> Uh, well, you're you're impeding an active law enforcement investigation. So, unless you want to go to jail, you need to get your dog and bring him back to your house. >> Yeah. If that [ __ ] sit in my grass, we're going to have a complication. >> Hell yeah. Grab that [ __ ] It's not >> okay. >> Oh, >> so you want me to explain again? So >> anyway, girl, figure out your dog. Girl, >> listen. >> Let's either >> figure out your dog. Okay. Forgot your dog. Anyway, >> so you're going to lift either foot up. >> Sorry. Sorry. >> Right foot, left foot, I don't really care. 6 in off the ground. You're going to say 1 1000 2 100 3 100 and so on until we're told to stop. Okay. Oh, you want to lift one off and then keep >> You understand the direction. >> You want me keep counting, then count one off. >> I want you to do exactly what I just explained to you. You need me to explain the instructions again. All right. Whenever you are ready. >> All right. One. >> Arms at your side. >> 1,002. >> Arms at your side. >> Oh. 1 2 1 100 3 >> All right. 1 1 Oh [ __ ] I'm sorry. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 3 100 Oh [ __ ] I'm sorry. I'm not going to lean the gun, sis. I'm just going to step back one. >> Do whatever you need to do. >> 1 1000 2 100 3 100 Oh, one Sorry, I keep forgetting where I need to have my hands. 1 2 >> Okay, you get to stop. Um >> 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 700 8 1 >> Okay, you get to stop. You could say she passed the drunk test with flying colors. She's so intoxicated and out of it, she doesn't even realize her own antics are handing officers exactly what they need to prove impairment. >> So, real quick, uh, how much have you drank tonight? Be be honest, cuz I mean, you got no balance, but I want to see if you actually did drink anything tonight. >> I honestly never have balance. I don't know. >> So, yes or no that you drank? >> No. Okay, last exercise. >> Eventually, I went to go drop Pokemon. >> So, listen. Last exercise. >> Realized I hit something. >> Last exercise. >> Turn around for me. Hands behind your back. >> Oh, okay. I promised y'all I can do that. >> Where am I going? >> Oh, you're going to be going to 860 Camp Road. >> Can you please tell me what that is real quick? >> That's a Bard County jail. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. Please, please, please, wait, wait. I'm not I'm not asking you not to take me. I'm not asking you not to take me. I'm just asking >> I'm going to ask you one more time to step inside the vehicle or you're going to get in the charge. Step inside the vehicle now. I'm seriously not playing. Step inside. >> I'm not asking you not to take me in the vehicle hard and >> step in the vehicle. >> I'm just asking real quick. Wait, wait, wait for one second. I just want to ask something. I just want to ask your feet. Say hi to you. >> There she is. >> So, >> I'm just playing. >> First off, you're too young to be drinking. >> It's not mine. That's my friend Dad's. I can tell your birthday and her address right now. >> No, I don't really care because it was in the >> village. >> Are you just going to lie this entire time and then I want to talk to you? No. >> All right. I don't record. >> Okay. Good night. Talk to somebody else then. Sir, can I talk to you? >> The show ends when she's taken to jail, now facing charges, DUI, leaving the scene of a crash, and resisting an officer without violence. After court, she's hit with a license suspension, one year of probation, 50 hours of community service, two AA meetings, and a 12-hour DUI course. One mistake gets exposed and somewhere else another one is already being recorded by the person making it. On January 11th, 2026 in Key West, Florida, police respond to a property damage report involving a Tesla Model 3. What starts as a relationship fallout quickly turns into a criminal investigation. And here's what really happened. Um, so yeah, um, got a phone call from my leasing uh, leasing office this morning over at um, >> uh, telling me that my car was vandalized and I have to get it fixed immediately or else I have like issues with my um, leasing agreement. Um, so yeah, I'm just here to report it. >> Okay. Lease it >> my leasing agreement with my um, apartment >> with apartment building told you that the car is broken. >> No, the um, I guess um I guess she's like manager of the leasing office. Um, she called >> what's her name now? Oh, I think like the little lady. She didn't give me a name. She She called um she called from like a a caller ID because I guess it was her personal number, but she's not able to give it out her personal number. So, um which I understand. >> Yeah. >> So, um yeah, she didn't she didn't give me a name. She just told me that um the car was vandalized and I I have to get it like get it fixed. >> Get it fixed. >> So, what happened to your car? >> Uh basically vandalized um keyed it um spray painted. The windshield wipers are uh tore off and the um the rear view the rearview mirrors are bent back. Jesus. >> Test the model like an ex-girlfriend type situation. >> Yeah. >> Uh so that being said, do you want to press the charges or anything? >> I do. Absolutely. >> Mhm. All righty. Um do you have your license on you? >> Yes. >> Now, uh do you have any like footage of of the person doing it? >> Uh no. I just have a I have a text message. Um, so you can if you see here it says tell tell go outside because it's gone. And uh this is this is one this is one of her friends. This is so jazz. >> She acts like she has the right to punish someone with spray paint. Creative, sure. Smart? Not even close. And once officers arrive, it's clear the only thing more damaged than the car is her judgment. I think that's good. >> You tell them like reminded me of that one time just like looking for somebody >> the the one. >> Huh? >> Hi. >> Hi, Ka. >> Yes, >> I'm Mikeoski with police department. Uh, I would like to ask you some questions. >> Yes. >> All right. Uh, would you like to step outside? >> All right. That's what is Basulo, Officer Bra. >> Um, >> deputy lad, >> deputy lad over there. >> So, uh, yeah, we've got the call about some incidents which happened last night and uh, that's what I would like to talk with you about. >> Okay. >> But before I going to start, I have to read you something. Um that's just your rights. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to answer the questions or make a statement on this time? >> What is this about? >> Well, it's uh I need a question. I mean, I'm sorry. I need the answer from you. Yes. Yes. >> Yes or no? For now. >> For now. >> For what exactly? >> We had a call about the incident that happened last night. >> What happened last night? Well, I will tell you as soon as you're going to tell me if you would like to do like to talk with me right now. >> Yes, I can talk to you. >> Okay. So, uh we contact with we got a call from uh I guess that was your old boyfriend. Uh >> no. >> Yeah. >> No. Um, he lives at >> um, okay. >> So, or maybe I just misspelled his name. Uh, >> so, uh, >> this is your ex-boyfriend, right? Is your ex-boyfriend? >> No. >> Were you? >> Um, I know who that is. Yes, but that's not my ex-boyfriend. >> She tries to play it off as just an old friend, downplaying the relationship to weaken motive. But she genuinely believes posting the act online leaves no trace and that she can outsmart the police. >> Did you um did you know where he lives? Did you go and visit him at his own place? >> I know that he does live on seaside, but I don't know exact like address >> or anything cuz I was friends with him. So, of course, I know. >> Do you know about his car? What happened? >> Do you know anything about it that you can tell me? >> What car? >> His car like his personal car. >> What is I'm saying what kind of car is it? Oh, >> it's a Tesla. >> No. >> No. Do you know anything about the damage which might happen to this to this car? No, I don't know nothing about it. I was with my friends yesterday. You said this happened when? >> It happened yesterday about 3:00 a.m. >> This morning? >> This morning basically? Yes. >> Yeah. No, I was definitely in St Island with my friend on 9inth Avenue. >> Oh, with your friend. What's your friend name? >> Maria. >> Maria. Okay. So, uh, so you don't know anything about the incident might happen out there? No. >> So, you were saying that you were not there? >> No, not last night. I was definitely out on Duval for like I actually I was actually talking to um I don't know his name but one of you guys and um cuz I know him. I seen him last night so he could tell you I was there last night and also I was on 9inth Avenue last night nowhere near anything that you're talking about right now. >> Okay. Uh so you were not in this area at all? >> No. I'm saying, so you saying that you don't know anything about the damage might happen? >> You know anyone who would do anything? >> I just said he had this ex-girlfriend and then I started talking to him, but I don't talk to the girl anymore. So, >> did you talk with his new girlfriend right now at all? >> Um, no. But people were texting. Well, I mean, I guess you could say I was cuz they was texting my phone threatening me cuz they thought it was me this whole time and that's why I'm sure you guys are here right now cuz they thought it was me and I have um threats from like three different numbers. Her ego clings to anything that shifts blame elsewhere. But the more she talks, the worse it gets. Those inconsistent explanations don't protect her. They box her in. >> Like, um, if you don't pull up, like, I know where you live. They even send me my address. >> What did you say to that? And I just want to let you know that I already know what you said to them. >> Um, I don't know exact words, but >> I mean, you texted. Um, well, I was just talking back because obviously I'm going. >> No, it wasn't talking [ __ ] There wasn't There was a clear statement. >> Well, I definitely was. So, that's what I was saying. >> Okay. I mean, there was definitely a lot of talking, too. But when they asked you to pull up, there was something that you said. >> Um, what I can tell you guys is that um, one of my friends was telling like I was basically the messenger. >> Mhm. >> In all of this, >> but I didn't know exactly what >> I read the messages. >> Okay. So >> this is the time when you can stop lying and making >> lying about what? >> Lying about you just talking [ __ ] back. You said something, right? They asked you to pull up. You said I already did. >> Like I said, >> like I said, I was the messenger. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Did you see the ring camera upstairs by his house? >> All right. >> No. >> The one that shows you walking past it? >> No. >> Okay. >> Did you go by that house this morning? >> This morning? No. Like last night, this last night after midnight. >> I just told you guys where I was. >> Okay. You said you were with friends, right? >> Yes. >> So, why does the ring camera show you walking alone? >> I don't know if if you got the wrong person anymore. >> All right. I'm just going to be straight up with you. Okay. There's one thing in this world I can't tolerate. I'll work with you all day. I don't tolerate liars. >> All right. >> Okay. since was you a cop? >> H >> no this one. >> Good for you. >> But anyways, um you can continue. I'm sorry for cutting you off. >> Like he already said, we seen the messages, we got the videos, we got everything. >> So all all the lying right now, all it's doing is hurting yourself and discrediting. >> She thinks she's controlling the narrative, but that alibi, it lands right in the exact window of the crime. And even after getting called out, she doubles down, pushing the story further instead of backing off. >> Somebody did go to their house, obviously, cuz it wasn't me. And you're telling me that I'm already >> in your message. You said I already did. >> Yeah, because I was joking. I wanted them to think it was me. >> But it's not me. So >> that was just a messenger. >> Okay. >> I mean, like that's petty [ __ ] Like that was it. >> I mean, it's pretty expensive petty. >> Yeah, that's me. What? Do you know what happened? >> No. >> No. >> Can you guys show me? >> No. >> Okay. Well, >> how how long have you known him? >> Um, like I've known of him for like a while now. But >> how long's a while? >> Like since like September or something or October. >> Okay. And you said that he was your your friend's ex. >> Yes. friends with them. >> So if you're >> friends wise though, not like dating or anything, >> right? No, I mean that's fine. >> Okay. >> Hi somebody you don't know. >> No, I don't I do know. >> You're sending messages and getting into arguments >> for somebody you don't know. >> Um no I know them but not the girl is what I'm saying. Yes. I know the guy. He's like one of my homeboys, I should say. >> What's his name? >> His name is Lance. >> Lance? >> Yeah. >> Lance? >> Hm. >> You know, you know Lance's last name? >> Nah, I know him from school cuz we had classes and stuff together. >> So, he's by your age. >> All right. Cool. Cool. >> 20, I would say. >> All right. >> He's tall, right? >> Yeah. But I think he's cute, but not white, actually. >> I don't know. >> All right. I guess he's tall but not really like 5'8 >> tall. 5'9 something like that. >> Listen. Uh, is anybody else home right now? >> My brother's downstairs. >> All right, cool. Stand up. Put your hands behind the back. >> I'm getting >> Yes, you are in this one. >> For what? >> Stand up. Stand up. >> There are two counts of felony criminal mischief. Okay. One against one against your friend. >> I need to grab some for my >> Yeah. No, I got you. We'll get it. We'll get it from the brother. >> She's eventually taken into custody facing two felony counts of criminal mischief. Given the extent of the damage, she could be looking at serious jail time and a massive financial hit. Do you think posting that video was just a reckless mistake or a calculated revenge plan that completely backfired? She thought she could outplay the system and somewhere else another young driver is about to lose control completely. On August 10th, 2025, police respond to a rollover crash. But once they assess the 18-year-old driver, it's clear this isn't just about an accident. And here's what really happened. >> Try to get in front of her and she's kind of swerved to wait for him to like miss him. >> I'm dead. >> And she flipped right here. >> Okay. >> Yeah. She doesn't remember. She said she blacked out like immediately like cuz she thought that car was going to hit her and she swerved. And when she swerved, she said she flipped immediately. I definitely told her to get out because I didn't know if it was going to like go on fire or something. >> Police department ma'am, did you need medical attention or anything? >> No, I'm okay. I promise I'm okay. >> Um, >> I literally just have a scratch on my cheek. I'm okay. Cars swerving and then I swerve this way and then I crash into that. I literally just saw lights and then I swerved and then I hit that. >> Okay. >> Fire's here. >> Yeah, she's just a small cut. Yeah, we're probably going to take it. >> Yeah. Ma'am, can you stand by over here? Cuz we don't know if there's anything leaking from the car. >> I thought they were going to swerve into me, so I swerved to the left and they hit I hit. >> Ma'am, can you stand by over here? Cuz there's no >> I don't know what's leaking from your car. So, I don't know. >> And I literally just saw her car flip. I was kind of afraid to pull over cuz I didn't want to find anyone dead or anything. You know, >> you're the only one. You're the only one in the car, right? Yes. >> Where were you coming from? >> I was coming from my friend's house. I just dropped her off in the >> Okay. >> Were you drinking? >> A little bit, but I had like two shots like of what? >> A bug ball. >> Okay. That's all you drink? Just buzz balls. >> Just bug ball. >> She is intoxicated. So >> Oh, is she? Oh my god. >> Unfortunately. >> Yeah. >> You said you had two buzz balls. >> Yeah. Well, I had like two shots of a buzz ball. >> What do you mean two drinks? >> Yeah. >> Um, so obviously due to you having drinking earlier, are you willing to submit to standardized field sobriety test? >> In traffic law, admitting to drinking after a rollover is almost the starting point of legal consequences. And once the HGN test begins, the disconnect between voluntary control and neurological response becomes obvious fast. >> No chance. No, ma'am. Okay. Stay in that position. Okay. >> Nicole, listen to your eyes. Huh? >> The followers typical >> the tip of the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Meaning don't move your head. Don't shake your head. >> Do you understand? Do you have any other questions? >> No, ma'am. >> Just with your eyes. Okay. So, we're going to use this line right here. Okay. Do you see it? >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm good. >> Okay. Do you see this line right here? >> Yes. >> Down that line, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down that line. Do you have any questions? >> No, ma'am. Are you sure? >> I'm sure. >> Okay, you may begin the test. >> Okay, ready? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 >> Okay, just go ahead and stop and I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay, put your left foot on the line. >> Yeah, like that. left foot and then your front foot touching heel to toe your arms to your side. >> So they have to touch every single side. >> I'm gonna demonstrate it for you. Okay. >> And then I'm gonna >> two three. Do you have any questions? >> No ma'am. >> Do you need me to explain it to you again? >> No, ma'am. I take nine steps and then step backwards. Correct. >> No. You're taking nine heel to toe steps down that line. You're going to take a series of small steps to return down that line. Taking another nine heel to toe steps. >> Yeah. So nine, right? >> Yes. Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Okay. Cy, stay in the position. Okay, you may begin. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. And then I step backwards >> as you were instructed. >> Okay. One, two. >> That early confidence fades into confusion. Like a kid caught red-handed but still trying to act okay. She keeps asking about things that are already clear, either buying time or because her brain is starting to overload. >> Six 7 8 >> Are you done? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. All right. >> Sorry, I'm like kind of >> You're good. Hands to your side. I'm going to go ahead and explain the next test for you. Okay. >> Okay. You may begin. >> Ready? 1001 10,002 1003 1004 105 1006 1007 1008 10090123460 17890 1 1212 223 24. >> Okay, you face up. >> Wait, was I supposed to make it higher? >> No, you're good. >> Okay, >> just go ahead and turn around and face the vehicle, please. Just put your hands behind your back. Do you place under arrest for DWI? Okay. And then I'll let your mom talk to you right now as soon as we finish in here. Okay. Did you find your ID? >> No. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> We found Bry's ID. >> No. >> Okay. Just go ahead and face the vehicle. Do you have anything on me that's going to stick or stab me? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. >> You're not wearing a bra, right? >> I am wearing a bra. >> This is just like sticky paste. >> Oh, no. >> So, the jewelry. Do you want me to take it off so I can leave it with your parents? Cuz you can't take that. >> They're going to make you take it off over there. >> Yes, please. >> Yeah. >> Take my jewelry off and my watch. >> Did you want to talk to your parents? >> No, not really. Actually, yeah. I want to talk to my mom. >> Okay. Okay. I'll let her know. Is there any other jewelry? Just your nose ring? >> Just my nose ring now. >> Does that one just come out or like pull it? >> Yeah. >> Are you okay with me taking it out? >> No. >> Can I keep it in? Can I keep both of them in? >> But they're going to take them off either. >> Like either way, they don't matter. >> It's the kind of stubbornness you see in someone who's never really faced consequences. She's more focused on her nose ring and belly piercing than the legal risk in front of her. That mismatch says a lot about her sense of responsibility. >> I've been fighting her, you know, for some time now. And I just told God, "You know what? You're what you need to do." And then he walked her away from this. So maybe this is a sign that you want. >> Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for driving while intoxicated. The New Mexico Ped Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an addition. >> But where are your friends? Where are your friends? >> Nowhere. Nowhere. >> Yeah, cuz and they let you drink and drive >> because they don't give a [ __ ] >> God bless you, Jay. >> I'm sorry. Please. >> Oh, just sit down right there. Just so you don't twist it. >> Just twist the top left. >> God bless you. sing her prayers. >> And I'm gonna have you take a deep breath and keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> One push. Just taken to the hospital. I mean, I think she was wearing her seat. >> So, she's wearing a seat belt. All she has is just on her face. And they do CT scans on her head. >> The initial cluelessness shifts into anxiety, but in all the wrong ways. She worries about bruises and how she looks in the mirror, not the legal fallout building around her. Her sense of risk is completely misplaced. But again, >> yeah, >> two of my days over time. I have one, not even one day off, half a day off. >> So I only have half of Monday. Yeah, it's Brayley starting up. Uh-oh. Sweetie, you're going to probably have a block. >> In the end, she's taken to jail, facing charges, DWI, failure to control speed, no driver's license, no vehicle registration, and no insurance. What do you think about someone worrying more about a nose ring than the crash they just caused? That rollover exposed the truth. And somewhere else, another weak excuse is already being lined up. On December 13th, 2022, Holland, Ohio, a simple red light violation draws police attention. It looks like a routine stop until the woman behind the wheel reacts in a way no one expects. And here's what really happened. >> How are you? You okay? What's what's going on? >> Boys and all the drums. >> All right. You know why I'm stopping you today? No. You ran a red light over there at Holland. Were you aware of that? >> No. >> I apologize. I'm frustrated by a lot of dishes. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> You been drinking in the night? >> Um, I had a couple shots, but at 9. >> Okay. You had a couple shots where >> Okay. Where at? >> Over on Avenue. I don't know. I'm not used to being full of >> bad. I can't How much have you had to drink? Maybe two shots. >> Three shots. >> How long ago? >> Three hours. >> Okay. >> Three hours. >> Let me check your license by you. Okay. Stay in the car. All right. >> Hello. You mind coming out and talking to me? All right. I'll just have you stand right here for me. All right. just basically kind of go through tonight. You had something to drink tonight. Okay. On a scale of 1 to 10, one being stone cold sober, 10 being mo the most impaired you've been, where would you put yourself? >> Three. >> Three. Okay. All right. Do you have any medical issues? >> Are you good? General health. You can walk, do, talk, do everything. >> Generally, yeah, mentally. >> Right from the start, there's a quiet tension. The strong smell of alcohol clashing with her polite demeanor. She seems confident she's in control until the field sobriety tests begin peeling that illusion apart. >> Okay. Do you wear contacts, glasses, anything? What do you wear? Contacts, hard, soft? Do you wear hard or soft? >> Um, soft cuz they're better. >> Okay, soft. Okay. I'm just going to run some SFST, some standardized field sobriety tests. Just make sure you're okay to drive. Okay. What I need you to do is just stand together with your feet together, hands down at your side. Um, head completely still. Do not move from this position till I tell you to. Do you understand? Okay. Can you see my finger? Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. I'm just going to check your eyes. Okay. All right. So, this next test I'm going to have you do, we're going to do the walk and turn. Okay. If you want to stand right there for me. You want to stand right here for me. >> Just like a bonus test. >> Okay. I got to do my correct test. Okay. >> There's only three. >> There's only three. That's You've done one. I got two more to go. Okay. >> Do you mind standing right there for me >> on the line? >> Yep. Yep. Now, face this way. Yep. Okay. Just face there. Put your feet together. Hands down at your side. Do not move from this position until I tell you to. Do you understand? Do you understand? Okay. When I tell you to, you're going to take a series of nine heel toe steps down the line. You're going to turn in a prescribed manner and take a series of nine heel toe steps back down the line. Actually, can you put your left foot on the line and then put your right foot in front touching heel toe? >> I don't know what your point is. >> Can you put your left foot on the line? >> Are you telling the TV? >> Oh, yeah. I'm telling you to put your left foot on the line. Just imaginary line. Put your left foot on the line. Okay? And put your right foot in front. Touching heel toe hand. >> Before even hearing the full instructions, Emily turns away like she's trying to skip the test. But this isn't something you can just opt out of. >> You go ahead and do that for me. Ma'am, I need you to come over here. We're not going back in the car. >> No, I'm not. >> You're not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. We're not going back in the car. Are you going to do the test or not? >> I don't have to do any tests. >> No, you don't have to, but we're asking if you do them. >> Exactly. So, I'm not going >> So, you're not doing >> No. >> Okay. Go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. Stop. >> I need you to put your hands. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Just relax. Don't grip your Stop gripping your sweatshirt. >> Relax. >> Stop. >> Relax. >> Stop. >> Relax. >> Don't Don't grip my finger like that. >> Stop. >> Relax. >> One. Resisting. >> He's fine. He's fine. We're fine. >> One resisting. >> Dispatch, we're all set. Stop. Stop. >> Stop resisting. You're going to catch another charge. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. She got a sweatshirt. >> No, I can't do this. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Please. Please. Please. Please, I'm not kidding. Like, just just just talk to my parents. >> I know. I know. Just call. >> Ready? >> All right, we're going to flip you over your side and you're going to stand up. >> She treats the test like suggestions instead of requirements, which quickly turns into resistance once the handcuffs come out. The moment control shifts to the officers, she flips into a victim mindset, like it's a familiar fallback. You can do whatever you want. >> No. >> You're under arrest for OB. >> No. I Okay. >> You're resisting arrest. >> Okay. Can you please put him in my car? >> All right. Do you have anything on you? >> And what do you mean? >> Do you have anything that's going to poke me, stick me, hurt you, or get you in trouble at the jail? You have any drugs, knives? Okay. I'm going to check the outside with my hand. He's got a camera. I got a camera. We will call your >> sit right here. >> Sit right here. >> Sit right here. >> Down. >> I can't come down. >> Take a breath. I just >> take a breath. >> Take a breath. Take a breath. Listen. Out through your nose. Deep breath in through your nose. Out through your mouth. >> Okay. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> Okay. All right. >> Go back to our station. I'll let you make a phone call. Okay. >> I don't want to go to the station. Just get my phone, please. >> We'll get your phone. >> I don't believe you. >> Okay. All right. I'll be right back with you. >> No, just give me my parents. Please >> put your foot down. >> I can't >> put your foot down. >> I can't. I don't believe you. I >> put your foot down. >> At that point, it no longer feels like an adult response. It's more like a child who's never been told no. The stubbornness keeps escalating as she's placed in the patrol car, as if the world should pause just to accommodate her. They have high anxiety. >> Okay. Yeah. I have I have about 14 years of experience and I've been through a CIT and I'm a hostage negotiator. You'll think I've been through some training for that stuff. >> Okay. So, why did you >> So, I'm an idiot. >> I never said you an idiot. >> Yeah, you did. >> I'm saying you called me as an trying to fix my anxiety attack. >> I never called you an [ __ ] >> Okay. >> So, one can drive the car and one can drive. >> Yeah, that's fine. I won't tow it. She did fight with us though, so I'm a little perturbed about that. Oh, I get her. >> Um, here's her phone. >> Thank you. >> I I'm a little bit of in a predicament here because she did fight with us. Normally, that's a dealbreaker for me to go to jail. >> I got you. >> So, if you don't feel she's I mean, she's intoxicated. >> Yeah. But we were already on our way to pick her up. >> Oh, okay. >> And then she started crying. She said, "Forget it, Mom." Cuz she didn't expect mom to I was coming down and bring her car home for her and because she got pissed about that. I don't know. >> No. Yeah. She she blew a red light over here at Holland and Dustle and I crossed three lanes of traffic and I followed her down here and a lot of people get confused that traffic light sometimes so I benefit doubt but she started driving. I had to stop her and she and she said she she didn't finish our test and then she started fighting with us. So >> just FYI this is totally uncharacteristic for her. >> Um so I mean if you guys feel comfortable taking her home >> well you want to see that adult. He's huge. >> You're driving like a police looking car here. It is. >> Okay. >> I mean, if you want the thing is we got the two dogs in there and you're welcome to look. See? And that's now they'll just Yeah. >> Uh-oh. Killer dogs. >> We We thought that would make her happy cuz that's her dog. And Yeah. >> Okay. I saw the picture on her phone. >> Yeah. >> In the end, she's taken to jail facing charges of DUI, resisting an officer, and failure to obey a traffic signal. Do you think her mother is enabling this behavior? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. She thought she couldn't be arrested. And somewhere else, someone's about to get caught off guard in a much worse way. On November 9th, 2024 in Texas, police respond to a disturbance at a pediatric dental clinic. But once on scene, it becomes clear this isn't just a fight. It's a tangled family situation. And here's what really happened. >> We've been here all day. Our son had a dentist appointment at 11:00. 11:30. Okay. He showed up >> weekend. >> The dad, >> she had been here with my girlfriend. She followed us all the way to Waco on Sunday. There's an appointment where I tried to get my kid and she held up. >> He showed up. We came. We left. After the dentist appointment, we went to what's that seafood place? >> Yeah. I I forget the name. So 11:30 you came here. >> Yes. I can show you all the text messages >> for a kid. >> I pediatrics. >> Okay. >> He showed up. >> He's your boyfriend. >> He's my son's dad. son's dad. >> And he showed up, whatever. We left. We went and had lunch. We did an interview with some girl that we're trying to hire to be uh my son's nanny. This thing hurts. She showed up in his other vehicle. She's been blowing me up. And he let her and let her leave. He told she told him to walk away with our son so she could beat the out of me. And he let her. That's her right there. She jumped in the car cuz she parked over there. She jumped in his truck and started beating the [ __ ] out of me right here. You can see the brass knuckles. >> My girlfriend said she said something and she turned around. Nobody [ __ ] started. But obviously you hit somebody. >> Is there anything under the lip? >> My cheek hurts like I >> How many times do you think she punched you? >> She punched me a lot and he let her walked away with herself. >> You You're >> Let me get a Let me get some pictures at you. >> Let me get some pictures on this side of your of your arm. >> She even tried to grab his gun out of his truck and shoot me. >> Is there anywhere else that hurts? >> Cheek. >> Okay. Uh go let let them take a look at you and then I'll talk to you again. >> Trying to grab that gun right there. Can I take pictures in the grass? >> You just showed me. I If I'll talk to you after they're done taking >> Tessa initially looks like the obvious victim. Blood on her face, teeth loose. But then the details come out. Sitting in a car with her ex, pants unbuttoned, and suddenly the situation starts to take on a very different context. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> You better ask her for the tree. That's not how that went. >> You let her. She told you to walk away so she could be >> She came in your car in your car. >> Hold on, >> Daddy. Calm down. I'll just see what she know. >> Hi, Daddy. >> Shut up. >> We're just We're trying to figure out what all happened. Okay, we're just >> I got footage. >> Yeah, but we have But again, we'll get that. >> So, I have police reports from the other day where I withheld him from having his son. It's because of that girl. She's been threatening me. She's not in our orders. I can chew our court orders where nobody's supposed to live in the house. Um her and another guy's living there. The guy that lives there has assault charges. I held him. He called the cops. The cops let me keep him. I have the report number. This was just Sunday. >> Mhm. >> Um, so then I told him the other day, I was like, "Hey, I'll allow you supervised visits. Like, I don't want to hold your son from you." Like, and then anyways, today's my day though. And so I was like, "He has a dentist appointment. I'd love for you to come. This is what time it's at." Oh my god, I'm in a lot of leave. We go and eat at um >> Seafood Place, right? >> Seafood, whatever that seafood place is. >> Fish City Grill. >> Fish City Grill. We ate there. We did an interview with a girl. He has the text messages from her. I have them, too. Or we met her there cuz he wants to take our son out of daycare. >> What happened here? >> I'm trying to tell you what happened. Obviously, we were gone for too long. She has his location. I don't know what she has. Well, we went to Atwoods and we sat in the parking lot at Atwoods for a while just talking. Well, we come back here. We talked for a while and then she started blowing me up on all kinds of different numbers. And I can show you. >> She texted me and she said, "Why don't y'all just come over here and we all hang out?" And then she texted me on like different and I'm like, "Why don't you just come over here and we all hang out?" So I sent her a picture. I said, "We're having a great time without you." Like he's talking to me. He's trying to love on me. He's like, "It's okay. Like I'm going to handle this. I'm not going to let her disrespect you. Like you are the mother of my child." And I'm like, "Okay." And I'm like, "Well, let let us go with you." He's like, "No, no, no." Well, then next thing I know, I was like, "Why?" And then he goes, "She's right there." And she parked right there. She comes out. He unlocks the truck. >> This didn't escalate out of nowhere. There was provocation and Tessa played a role in setting it off. And the husband opening that car door, let's be honest, that was the moment things were allowed to go further. His car. Those are your br Knuckles out of your duffel bag in your house, Trace. >> But she brought them here. >> Yes. And she was in his vehicle and he unlocked the truck for her cuz I locked it when he said she's right there. Can someone get camera footage from Atlantic City? >> We're right now. What did it happen here or over there? >> Well, I'm just saying so y'all see evidence of us all day here together. >> Yeah. And I can't I can't try to get that. >> I go put this. >> Okay. >> We sat in the truck for a while and I could show you. >> Yeah. You show me whenever you just show me and she got pissed off cuz I told her I was going I told him I was going to show her. >> What exactly happened when Morgan showed up? >> That's when [ __ ] hit the fan and went down past Morgan got in the truck and she was like, "Are you going to get out of the truck? This man told you to get out of the truck." She said, "You [ __ ] ain't nothing to do with you." Just going off with each other. Organ said something to me. And then Tessa turned around and punched her and they started going out. >> I have a picture of him with his quit touching. Just go. >> You swear to go, please. >> You called her here. I don't see why. >> I don't see why you had to animate towards her. You're the one I called her. >> I have animosity. It's just my >> She's trying to figure out what happened. And so am I. >> Look, this is when >> you're going a million times a minute. You're going to see his pee pee cuz he was trying to me and this was at 4:34 and that's my car park. >> You just have to know her and see all the reports of this non-stop. It's every time I got to call the cops in order to to leave situations. Uh she's just emotional. She wanted me to tell Morgan to leave like a she wanted me to tell Morgan to leave and break up with her. When she hadn't get her way, she hasn't met. My tooth is loose. >> Don't be scared. >> Don't touch it. >> And there was a gun right here that she she acted like she tried to grab it when he walked off and I started saying I was going to call the cops. >> I grabbed it. >> No, she grabbed it. I watched her hand. >> When questions begin to focus on her behavior, Tessa suddenly shifts, dizzy, about to faint. While officers search for the weapon, the conversation drifts into clothing and personal details that don't really answer what matters. >> We're going to a hospital. If you want to help my parents at the hospital, you're more than welcome to. But CPS is going to be notified, too. >> I'm going to hospital. >> Well, I was don't see that being a good idea. >> I mean, I don't have anything against you. It's the fact that you allowed this girl to be the mother of your child. >> I didn't >> in your car >> and you told her to leave. You were just sitting there hugging on me. >> I asked if out of the truck out of >> But you were hugging on me. Were you or were you not hugging? >> Sitting here arg Oh, yeah. I'll have you come back to the house tonight once I make her leave. >> Let's not do this. >> Okay. Are you going, Trace or not? Are you going or not? >> What? >> Do you have any shorts in here? Can you go get me some shorts and bring them back? >> You just asked me to get >> Yeah. Well, they they can't go get them. So, can you go get me some? We're in this situation because of your girl. >> Oh, no. >> Can you go get me some shorts? >> I just adise. >> Can you go get me some shorts? >> What? >> I thought he gave you money for shorts. >> They don't want to go have them. And I need >> They don't want to go buy them. The store is like right here. But you have video you have pictures of her in the in the vehicle with brass knuckles in her hands. >> She had brass knuckles in her hands. >> It was his brass knuckles that he that's in his door in his room. It was those brass knuckles >> and he let her he didn't try to stop her. >> Did you see the brass knuckles? Did she have brass? >> I don't even know what she's talking about. Brass knuckles. >> Okay. You didn't you never saw them? >> Well, I didn't see them physically like actually connecting punches either cuz I went to the back of the truck. Is that the baby? But again, are are you willing to take a statement with you to fill a statement out? It's a lot of work. Yeah. >> Do you want to take one with you? >> I guess. >> Tessa struggles to accept that the law doesn't punish betrayal the way she expects. Meanwhile, Morgan, the one who attacked, puts herself at serious legal risk by admitting she used a weapon during the assault. >> Just turn off your phone so you have battery when you get out. >> I got to call somebody. >> They'll let you. >> Okay. Okay. >> You're good. Thank you. >> He's going to pat you down. Just make sure and turn. >> He go to handcuff you. Nothing personal, but we'll definitely >> It's just in my head to be like, >> "No, >> no, I'm not going to." >> Not that I wanted to. It's just like It's just >> It wouldn't be smart. So, it's only Facebook videos. So, it's just like stuck in my head. >> What is this back? >> In the end, the suspect is arrested and faces a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a secondderee felony in Texas, carrying 2 to 20 years in prison and finds up to $10,000. And with violence happening in front of children, CPS involvement becomes almost unavoidable. One of the most damaging factors in any custody case. On January 1st, 2023, police pulled over a vehicle for having blue lights illuminating its license plate, a clear traffic violation. What seemed like a minor stop quickly escalated into something far more intense. >> Evening. >> Yeah. >> Hi, Sergeant Daro with the sheriff's office. Reason I pulled you over tonight is your tag light is blue, so you can't have blue lights visible on the outside of your vehicle. Okay. I didn't know that. >> That's right. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance on them? >> I don't. >> You don't? Did you forget your wallet at the house or? >> No, I have my license, but I don't have it. >> Okay. Do you mind grabbing your license for me? Okay, thank you. And your license is valid, correct? >> Okay. Do you know what insurance company you have by chance? >> Geico. >> Geico. Okay. All right, just sit tight. Okay. She's uh she's kind of weird. Um, if you want to go up there, uh, hit the passenger side >> and take a sniff inside the window. >> That's fine. >> You want to take a sniff inside the passenger window? Just ask her. Uh, what what insurance company did you say you had again? Cuz she didn't she didn't give me anything. So maybe I forgot. But take a sniff. See if you smelling 50. >> From initial nervousness to visible tension, Karen knew she had more to hide than she let on. The situation exploded when she suddenly stepped out of the car holding a knife, turning a simple traffic stop into a dangerous confrontation. Have a seat. Have a seat back in the car. Oh. Whoa. Whoa. What the [ __ ] What is happening? What are you doing? Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing? >> Why? Why? Why would you think >> it's a good idea to pull a knife >> on a traffic stop? >> Okay guys, I am taking this out so you don't pull it over again. >> What else? >> My life. >> Why would you get out of Wow. What else? A knife in your hand on a traffic stop. >> I don't have one. >> That's the easiest way to get shot. >> You know that car? >> All right. Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> For what? >> I smell the odor of marijuana coming out of the vehicle. Do you have a medical card or no? >> No, my son does. >> All right, then. >> Oh, great. >> Did you check my car? >> Oh, I'm I'm going to search your car. No. >> Okay. >> Excuse me. >> Why are you going to sit? >> I have probable cause based on the odor of marijuana. You're telling me that you do not have a medical marijuana card? >> Okay. You want to call my son? >> Is your son in the car right now? >> There's no reason for it to smell like marijuana because I don't smoke. >> It does. So, I'm going to search >> right now. My pants and piss in a cup. And you'll find out. >> I would prefer if you didn't drop your pants for me, ma'am. I am going to search the car. No. >> Yes. >> I'm not a seat on the bunker. >> This woman should consider herself lucky to still be alive. The officers had every legal right to open fire. Instead, she chose to argue about the legality of the search. Even though the smell of marijuana gave police clear probable cause to proceed. >> If you're saying you're not giving me consent, that's fine. I don't need consent. I have probable cause. >> Okay. I need to call. Let me call. >> Have a seat on the buffer. >> No, I'm calling my lawyer. >> Not right now. No, you're not. Stop resisting him. Otherwise, we're going to pepper spray you next. >> You need to call my dad. He is a sheriff. >> What's his name? >> Ralph Rickman. I need to call him now. I need to call a lawyer or somebody because you guys are have improper cause. Okay. I need to take this light out of my car before since obviously you pull me over and there's thousands of people that don't even have a front headlight and you're going to pull me over for a blue light. >> Mhm. >> A little blue light >> because it's against the law. >> Well, I didn't know that. >> They shouldn't sell them if they're against the law. >> Well, they sell a lot of things are against the law, right? >> Okay. And that's the only reason you're going you're going to pull me over because I didn't have a light and now you're going to pull me over because I have a life. >> Okay with her you guys. I'm not resisting. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. No. >> Watch you look through my car. >> Turn around. Here's the deal. >> If you're going to go through my car, you don't watch anything. Get up against my side. >> Yeah, I got this side. I was going to lock it. A damn it. I got to reach in there for this. turn my head to cough and spit and all of a sudden I see my recruit running up. I'm like, "Uh-oh." >> Yeah. >> The car was searched, her purse inspected, but she fought back verbally, insisting the officers had no right. Her repeated accusations weren't just defiance. They revealed a deeprooted distrust that dragged her from desperation into outright confrontation. Okay. Hate to see it. A little bit of weed. She doesn't smoke those. That's cool. You can't go through my purse. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. >> Where did you get Where did you get your law degree, man? >> Officer 20. I have probable cause. >> You don't. My car smells that way because my son spoke it. >> When When did you go to the law enforcement academy last? >> He has his thing. He has his car. >> Okay. >> So, what are you doing? That's none of your business what you're looking through. That's fine. >> Okay. >> What are you doing through my backpack? Same thing in doing your first search. You have >> Yeah. You don't have permission to search. You have my probable cause. >> So you have probable cause to read through my stuff. >> No. Feeling that her privacy had been violated, her anger spiraled out of control. Her legal arguments were merely an act, an attempt to sound informed and regain the power she had already lost. Even after marijuana was found, she escalated further, accusing the officers of planting evidence. >> Back her back her up over there. Listen, >> you're not going to stand behind me. Careful. >> Yeah. Let's go. We're going to walk back this way. If you resist them, I will pepper spray you >> over here. >> Would you stop? >> No. I WANT TO SEE. NO. >> I HAVE THE RIGHT. GO AHEAD. YOU TAKE IT. LOOK. You're going to put something IN MY CAR and then you're going to say I had something. >> You guys are dirty cops. >> YOU'RE GOING TO PUT SOME [ __ ] IN MY CAR AND SAY I HAD IT. DON'T TOUCH ME. Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> November. >> You guys are going TO PUT SOMETHING IN MY car and say I had something. >> No. So, you're going to go >> touching me. It's open. >> There you go. Have a seat in the car. >> Okay. You guys are going to No. >> Have a seat in THE CAR. >> I HAVE RIGHTS. >> SEE THE CAR. See the car. I'm going tell you right here. >> Okay. You guys are putting stuff in my car and you're going to say that I have it. >> Give me my [ __ ] >> Haven't seen the car. Go. >> Who runs out of the car with a knife? >> Her 19. >> 22. >> All right. So, we're discussing it. We don't think the intent was there that she was going to do anything to you. She was just like, "Oh, she's just a very disgruntled person." This is what we're going to do is resisting without because you told her, "Hey, drop that." She didn't. You went to go. You threw it, took it out of her hand, threw it, and go to cuff her. She was She was biting us. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. >> This is what happened. She's got purple. Pleasure. >> In the end, the woman was charged with resisting an officer without violence and marijuana possession. Despite her extreme escalation from brandishing a knife to physical resistance, she avoided a harsh sentence. She was fined and ordered to pay court costs after entering a no contest plea with no jail time or probation. On March 16th, 2022 in Texas, police were called about a vehicle driving unsafeely with a flat tire. The driver appeared ill and had reportedly vomited near a gas station. What began as a welfare concern quickly turned into a serious DUI investigation. What's going on? I'm sorry. >> Okay. Do you need EMS to come check you out? >> Are you sure? Is that your radio? Can you turn it down? I can't hear you very well. You said you don't want to talk about it. You don't want EMS you there. Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? Where are you coming from? Webster. What are we doing in Webster? What's this? My lovely. >> Your what? >> I need your driver's license. >> This is a a credit card. Harley, put your phone down. Come on. We can call him after. I'm trying to get information from you and you're not really responding, so I'm trying to get you out. Okay, come on out here. We'll put this on. >> I'm sorry. My husband. >> Yeah, we can do that here in a second. Come on. Come out. Arlene, come out. I'm taking you out of the vehicle. Let's go. Come on. Get out of the vehicle. >> Let go of the steering wheel now. >> Come on. >> Step out of the car. >> Come back here. >> When someone can't even remember their own age, the level of intoxication has gone far beyond safe limits. At that point, officers had no choice but to remove her from the vehicle by force. a necessary action to prevent a potential tragedy both for her and for the public. >> What's your birthday? >> No, no, you're gonna start here. >> What is your birthday? You're not getting >> It's not 2014 cuz you'd be 8 years old. That makes no sense. >> Remember 14. >> What year? 2014. >> 2014, you'd be 8 years old. Do you know math? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. Well, that's not the right age cuz you don't look 8 years old. >> I'm not like what, 22 now? >> I don't I don't know that. I'm trying to get the year of your birthday, but you're giving me 2014. Have you had anything to drink today? Yeah. What do you have to drink? You don't know? Was it beers, alcohol, >> can you repeat the birthday? I'm getting February 14th in New York. >> So, you don't know what you had to drink, but you did have something to drink? >> No. >> Okay. Have you had anything to eat today? >> No, not today. >> No. Okay. >> So, you're coming from Webster. Were you coming from random years and those are obviously not your birthdays? Cuz you'd be very, very young. Want to try this again? >> You want to go home and the only way to get home is for me to ask you these questions. And you're not answering any of my questions. I mean, no. >> Can I do some standard field of body test just to make sure you're good to go home? Yeah. Okay. So, what I want you to do, I want you to stand a little bit off the car. I want you to put your feet together and put your arms to the side. Okay. So, I'm going to check your eyes just to make sure you're good. >> What? >> Turn that way. So, >> let's turn this way. >> Come this way. Stand right here in front of me. admitting and then denying a familiar tactic meant to seow doubt, but physical evidence like the smell of alcohol can't be argued away. When asked to perform a sobriety test, she refused and tried to interfere. Clear signs of someone who's lost control and chosen confrontation over accountability. >> You're not following. You have to follow the follow. Yes, I know how to follow the eye. Yes, ma'am. I know how the cops work. Yes, I do know how that works. >> Do not grab my hand. You're not listening to my instructions and that's why I'm having to repeat them. Do you understand that? >> Okay, let's try this again. Can you put your arms to your side, please? >> You're not following anymore. You have to keep following. >> Do you not want to do the test? >> I do. >> Okay. You got to listen to my instructions. Okay. Again. Yes. Keep following right here. >> No. >> Okay. Then don't look away from it, Arlene. You're not following it. >> You're not. >> How? >> Your eyes aren't following. You just keep looking at me. So, you can continue to do that. And I'm going to say that you're refusing to do the test or you can try it again and you follow the stimulus. You're still moving your head. Are you refusing to cooperate? Who's watching? >> Who's watching? My sergeant. >> Are you talking about people behind us? We We can go somewhere else. It's going to be just you and me. It's a controlled environment where no one's around. No one's watching us. Arlene, you want to do that? You don't want to do that? Sorry. Are you refusing to do the test? Okay. Sorry. Put your hands behind your back. 96. >> Do you have any shoes in the car? No. Okay. Go this way. >> She refused to complete the field sobriety test, the final piece of the puzzle. With all the evidence gathered, officers had more than enough probable cause to arrest her for DUI. Then came the defining moment. A small liquor bottle found inside the car, confirming everything. >> Oh no, that is uh that's throw up. Okay. All right. >> Hopefully I don't Ralph when I smell that. >> I don't smell anything right now. So >> yeah, >> I'm trying to find her. I guess she doesn't have an ID or something. >> Uh they said she was clear, but I don't know if they found her on our back or anything like that. >> I'll I'll let you know if I find anything. >> All right. Appreciate it. Come on. You welcome. I got you. Go ahead. Sit down real quick. >> All right. I have to read through this. Can you >> I don't think you're a bad person. I don't think you're a bad person at all. I'm actually very worried about you cuz that looks that looks like you're caring. >> I want to take those off of you. Okay. The cuts. Will you get up? Hold >> on. I don't think you're a bad person. All right, Arlene, I got to read this to you. Okay. You are under arrest for an offense arising out of acts alleged have been committed while you were operating a motor vehicle in a public place or watercraft while intoxicated. You will be asked to give a specimen of your breath and or blood. The specimen will be analyzed to determine the alcohol concentration or the presence of a controlled substance, drug, dangerous drug, or other substance in your body. I'm now requesting a specimen of your breath. I need I need a verbal yes or no. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I'm going to take this real quick. Thank you. Okay. So, what I want you to do, I want you to check these two and then sign right there. Okay? And then we'll get you out of those clothes and we'll have you Her decision to provide a breath sample showed that despite her emotional state, she still had a sliver of willingness to comply with legal procedure. Immediately after, officers conducted a mandatory medical screening to ensure her safety before booking. >> I know I asked you some questions up there, but I got to make sure you don't have any medical conditions. Okay? Do you have asthma? Do you have heart trouble? Do you have hypertension which is high blood pressure? Do you have diabetes? Do you have seizures? Do you have any addiction to drugs or alcohol? Do you have any mental ill illness? Do you have any STDs or HIV? Okay. Do you have tuberculosis? Do you have any other medical issues that I haven't covered? Okay. >> Do you have any COVID 19 symptoms or been in contact with anyone? No. >> I don't want to go to jail. Okay. Well, we're already here. >> Okay. >> So, we're going to do all this. Go in and get that over with. >> You think you're going to blow, please? >> No. I [ __ ] blow. You going to blow? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Will you be nice to the jailers, please? >> No. >> You can be mean to me. Don't be mean to them. They didn't do anything to you. I brought here. Okay. You want to call your mom? We can do that. But you got to stop being like this. You're telling me that you're a good person. This is the complete opposite of it. >> In the end, she agreed to the breath test and blew a staggering 0.295, nearly four times the legal limit. She now faces charges of driving under the influence, backed by overwhelming evidence, vomiting, the strong odor of alcohol, erratic behavior, resisting officers, and an open liquor bottle. If convicted, she could face jail time, a long-term license suspension, heavy fines, and mandatory alcohol education programs. On July 23rd, 2024, police were called to Dollar General. And what they witnessed went far beyond a regular theft. >> Picked a gentleman down the road up to give him a ride here to Dollar General. And he got down and I don't know what this one was doing. He was locking the gate and all this and that. And so this guy's yelling, "Help me, whatever, this and that." So I get out the car and I'm like, "Well, what's going on?" You know, and he's threatening me with the pepper spray, mind me. And I don't even know what's going on. Doesn't explain himself or nothing. He's the guy's yelling for water and stuff like that. So he's coming around getting close to my car, getting close to my kid, trying to take my license plate down, and he's spraying his pepper spray. As he's spraying his pepper spray, I'm covering my kids. So all my back is covering pepper spray. Get in my face. This gentleman sees everything. Okay, >> he knows him. He would cover >> I don't know him. How can you say I know him? Calling her by name. Asking her by name. Angela, give me water. Angela, whatever your name was. >> Sit in the car, please. I'll talk to you in a sec. And yeah, see my kid's still burning in his eyes because of this gentleman. >> Finish me first because you threatened me by my kid. >> That's good. Thank you. >> I do want to press charges. >> You want an ambulance here? >> Yes, I do to check my son's eyes out. And I'm burning all the way down my back. >> I'll talk to you away from hers that way. >> So this guy, he's filling up a shopping cart going throughout the store and I'm I know what exactly what he's going to do. I've seen it before. And sure enough, he comes through here acting like he's going to pay. And he comes right right by me here. And I let him go cuz I already had the front gate locked. I had the doors on off and I could just open them manually. I open the doors for him. He went through, shut the doors in behind him. I locked it and I called the sheriff right away. He started beating on my glass and pounding the out of my doors. So I pepper sprayed him, calm him down, get him to stop. He did for about 20 minutes, but then he got crazy again. He He was having communication with her 100%. bring me water and and she was getting in my face coming up onto the sidewalk asked, "What's going on? What's going on?" She knows exactly what's going on. >> He busted this window right here. >> And he went into the store, went out the back door, and the customer saw him at the laundry that he is definitely at the laundry. >> The laundry by the car wash over here >> and and I'm not trying to be funny or anything. She's lying. I watched that man get out of the car and I watched her spray. >> The statement, "I don't know him," collapsed under the witness's testimony. Instead of fearing a stranger on the street, she chose to trust him over a store employee. The price of that wrong choice. Her own son had to bear the consequences. >> Got tattoos on his face, down his neck, and all across his entire back. >> I got a picture of him if you want to look. >> And you'll see him break the window here, too. That's me out front. >> So, he is shirtless. He didn't have a shirt on underneath that. >> He had a shirt on. He was shirtless. That's right. So, I didn't see the black wife either that she was saying, but he took the shirt off cuz he was burning. Okay. >> See, here she comes. gives him the water. >> What did he break it with? >> This foot. >> Oh, he kicked it. >> He would have got my baby. >> There's this trail down. >> And I just arrived. You guys >> Yeah, because I had given a gentleman a ride. >> I didn't know. >> Did you know the gentleman? >> No, I didn't know what this gentleman was doing. Okay. He comes out. He's yelling. I had money to pay for my stuff. I had money to pay for my stuff. This guy is locking the door and stuff. And I'm like, you come any closer to my car, I'm going to spray you with my pepper spray. I warned him. You said that to him? >> Yes, I warned him once. So, he's coming this way. My son's mind. My son, he has autism. So, he's jumping around. Yeah. Trying to get out of the car seat and stuff, you know. So, I'm trying to get to the door. And mind me, this guy has his pepper spray out spraying me. And I'm blocking my son and he gets my son in the eye. >> Little one. >> Angelica, while we're waiting, can I just clarify some things with you? >> Uh-huh. So, from what you told me, you picked up this individual. You don't know who he is. Down the road somewhere. >> Yeah. >> Where would you say down the road? by the car. >> So, you picked him up. >> Did he ask you to come here or did you come here? >> No, I came here. So, you came here. If he goes inside, you're staying in the car with the babies. >> Yeah, I stayed in the car with the babies. >> You hear something happening at the front of the store? You get out to go check. The manager's yelling at the other individual. Did you pull your mace out at that time or did the other guy? >> No, have anything on him like knives, anything like that? >> Nothing. He just had I believe he was wearing just a white t-shirt and that was it. >> Make any statements to you besides he was just letting me get down, >> you know. He just said, "I got to get down and get a few things." He goes, "Let me get down first and then then you can go ahead and go in." He goes I was like, "Okay." You know, cuz I have my kids in the car. >> So I was like um I was like, "Go ahead and get down first and then I'll get down." Well, he was kind of taking for a while. I sat there and I was like, "This a lot." >> The officers noticed that the woman's statement didn't match the footage. She wasn't sprayed directly, but was standing away from the car. It's highly likely that she accidentally harmed her own child when she touched him after being exposed to the pepper spray. This shows she wasn't just lying, but was also using her child's condition to justify herself. >> I'll be honest right now, I'm not too concerned about that aspect. My partner is investigating that aspect and you're what you're telling me matches what the witness told me. My concern right now is why did you let an unknown male into your car when you had a 6-month-old and a 3-year-old in your car? Can I get your license order? >> Um I think you guys have it. Yeah. And that's when I pulled this out. >> Yeah. It's a domestic violence thing. I do. >> Pull it out. I don't want to spray you. Oh yeah. >> That pepper spray is no joke. You know what I mean? And then I had my kids with me at that. If I would have known something like that was going to happen, I definitely would not have my kids with me cuz I'm a teacher. I teach preschool. I teach kids with that have disabilities and stuff. So I work with children that have disabilities. My son has a disability and my other child has a disability as well. >> It does happen quite often that you pick up strangers just to get them out of the heat. >> That sort of thing. >> Mainly >> nothing about him that you saw concerning. You just wanted to help them out. >> No, maybe. >> How often would you say you do that? >> Uh I mainly only do it for children and females when I see them walking. I would say I do it about six times a week, you know. >> Six times a week. >> Okay. >> Cuz I do work for lift too. So it's like >> in this car? >> No, not in this car. I have another car that I work for. This is a loaner from the dealership. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. I need to talk to my supervisor for a second. Based on what you're telling me, I am going to go ahead and just detain you for right now and put you in the back of my car. You're not under arrest at this time. I just need to talk to him and possibly call a few detectives and they might want to speak to you. Okay. Witness says she sprayed the the employee first >> and then he sprayed her. She's saying >> back. >> Okay. I was going to say she's saying the employee sprayed her first and she went to protect her child and got sprayed. But none of what she said makes sense with what the witness said or where she got sprayed. >> The woman bragged about frequently picking up strangers, but that reckless habit revealed a level of carelessness that was deeply alarming. It's hard to believe that a preschool teacher caring for children with disabilities, someone who should have been protecting kids, turned out to be the one disregarding safety the most. When confronted by police with the video evidence, her web of lies collapsed mercilessly. >> Correct. >> Yes. >> Okay. You just pay attention. Okay. Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent or make any statement. Do you understand your rights as I've explained it to you? >> Okay. So, quick push. >> Maybe. >> Okay. Who was in the car with you? >> I don't know. >> You don't know who he is? Because from what we're being told, I guess let me just ask you this. Okay, so you would be willing to pick up a complete and total stranger with your kids in the car. >> Yeah, I I pick him up all the time. Even like cuz I live right there in the war zone, you know? I live right there in the back side of town. I pick up women and children, too. I pick up older men. I pick up I pick up anybody. >> Okay. So, do you understand how that can be a danger to you and your children? >> Yes. told me I told the officer already that I now I understand like that's dangerous, you know, and can lead to things that like this. >> Okay. So, you have absolutely no idea who this guy is. No name, no nothing. Okay. Well, you're going to have to sit tight cuz next we're going to be getting a hold of the crimes against children. Okay. >> Please, no. >> Some piercings. Do you have any other jewelry on you? >> I need my phone to call my parents. >> What do you want to tell your parents? >> I need them to get my kids. So, they're not going to be able to get their kids. >> Yes, they are. >> Why can't they get my kids? >> I need to call them to get my kids. >> I'm going to go over this one here. >> I need to call them to get my kids. >> And go ahead and just stand right here. >> I need to call them to get my kids. >> Spread your feet as well as you can. >> I need to call them to get my kids. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No, I don't them to get my kids. >> But I told you what's happening. >> I NEED TO CALL THEM TO GET MY KIDS. I need to call my parents to get my kids. I need my phone. You guys can't talk. You guys need to call my parents and get my kids. I need to call my parents. >> She panicked and called her father like a lifeline, revealing her helplessness. When faced with the consequences, she no longer wanted to deal with the police, only begging for familiar protection from her family. That's why CFD's involvement became inevitable. Because when a child is involved, responsibility cannot be left to chance. >> Okay. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> My name is Kim. This is Dana. We're here because we received a report. >> Okay. So, the allegations that we have of her other neglect, the alleged per stuff, and then so that's my report. So, what happened to me? >> Yeah, I picked up it on on Milton. I took him to the Dollar General and he went into the Dollar General first and I didn't know that he was really stoked. He comes out of the Dollar General saying I paid for all this stuff. Well, he didn't say stuff, but he said, "I paid for all the I had money to pay for all this stuff." So, I got out of the car and I said, "What happened?" And then the altercation was between me and their employee. He started threatening me with pepper spray and stuff like that. And what was the reason that you picked up on my mouth? >> I mean, I always do it. >> It's hot out there. Do you do it with your kids? >> Sometimes Yeah. >> And you're not afraid of your safety or your children's safety? >> Yeah. Now, you know, I realize there's a lot of the times I only do it for children and kids that are watching. >> I rarely do it for for males that >> Okay. And so how much uh how many times a week would you say you pick up from people? >> Um >> women and children about six times a week. >> Males is rare. >> He got close to my car. I felt threatened. My kids are in the car. >> What was I supposed to do then? Like I'm never going to go with you guys. Like I'm a teacher. I teach at school. So this child abuse charge is not right. >> You do have two prior cases with us. >> No, I don't. I've never had CSD. >> Um the last report was closed on March 1st of 2023 and it was for an shelter >> and then you had we were homeless. >> Okay. >> And then we had another one back in 2019. >> I don't know what that was for. I don't remember that. Um you said you were a teacher. What school? >> I teach at Latine. >> Okay. >> I've been a teacher for over 5 years. >> Okay. >> Like I have my own house. I have my own place. In the end, the woman was arrested and faced charges of child abuse and assault. The potential penalties are very serious, including years in prison, loss of custody, fines, and mandatory educational programs. Some don't learn from warnings, they learn from consequences. When entitlement takes over, reality hits hard. Seen enough brat moments? Drop your take below. Like, subscribe, and support the channel for more real, unfiltered stories.