You're going to get arrested. He is racist. He is racist against me. Ma'am, You know why? Well, let me tell you why you can't put me in handcuffs. Because I have not done anything wrong. Different calls, different places, but the same pattern every time. Women who truly believe the rules just don't apply to them. You guys have been harassing me. Seriously. I'm I'm not yelling. I'm a motivational speaker. So, I'm elevated. Until reality steps in, and that thin line of police patience finally runs out. Defending myself is not a crime. On August 25th, 2024, Johns Creek police were called to a Mexican restaurant over reports of a disruptive woman. What they walked into was a full-blown Karen who didn't know when to stop, and things spiraled fast. Are you guys okay? Uh she attacked him a bit. She was throwing glasses and everything. >> Okay. Okay, ma'am. No. No. You will not act like I'm the problem. >> I'm not >> I'm not calm down then. No, I'm fine. >> Go speak to that officer, please. I thought that you were acting No. No. So, you can talk >> D A L Ma'am, talk to the And hold hold on one sec. Hold on one second. What department are you with? >> Johns Creek. You're with Johns Creek. Okay. And you are B I D A L. Point your sergeant out right now. There's no sergeant here. Okay, call one. I'm done talking. Okay, cool. >> Call one. Call a sergeant first. Excuse me. Call a sergeant. Call one. Hey, sir. Are you okay? Oh, she's going to just throw Yeah, she hit me so bad. She threw away a lot of stuff inside the restaurant. She put to a lot of customers and they might not give a huge She don't have money to pay. Like he have a little issue because she don't have to She was super nice at first. She got here around a half She got a drink. Then she like met a couple who was sitting in the corner. They got in conversation. She got another round. Okay, there was no tension, nothing. Eventually, couple left. She also asked for check. It's still getting a busy. I'm running around. I give her a check. She give me the card. I run the card. Card charge only 10 bucks because there's My system says it's insufficient funds. I bring it Can "Can check your card? Maybe some kind of mistake, you know it happens. Here. What's wrong with this? What happened? >> hair. Touch my hair. I see it. I see it. Touch it. Okay, if you're not touching my hair, I'm not talking. Can you touch my hair? Hang on, ma'am. Do you Okay. Okay, ma'am. You No. No. I just literally asked you to touch my hair so I can explain my story and you refuse. So, I'm not talking. Until Did you call your sergeant? He's coming. He's coming. So, I told the police for the police because she start to away everything like saw the paper we have in the table. I don't know. I feel so Yeah, are you okay? Yeah, I'm so like I don't know. So nervous. It's okay. We're here to Yeah, so especially with the customer up front. I talked to the GM. He's the owner. Okay. And I don't know. She's getting mad because but honestly, it's a lot of glass. Do you want to see? Yeah. The customer see that lady see a lot of customer. At her age, you'd expect a little more sense. Certainly not causing a scene in a restaurant over a bill she couldn't even pay. But the moment staff accused her of getting physical, she pivoted quickly, suddenly claiming she was a motivational speaker. He hit me with a glass drink and I defended myself. >> Okay. I did not see him swing. That probably was on my way over it. She did force him in a headlock and was uppercutting. Let me talk. Try to calm down with me. I'm calm. I'm calm. I am calm. I am calm. It just started a second ago. I'm I'm not yelling. I'm a motivational speaker. So, I'm elevated. And at the end of the day, I'm going to be clear for your body camera in hopes that it's on. So, at the Like I said, turn towards this to the title of the restaurant. Do that first. The Jeep in the front. That's hers. Yeah, cuz she was going to get in it and I started screaming. Did she start screaming? >> Let me show you something. I was trying to show him my balance. But, he didn't want to see it. So, he was like, "No, I don't No, ma'am, I don't want to see none of that [ __ ] You need to come on this [ __ ] way." What did he say to you at that time? Oh, he was? Yes. And then I said, >> What did he want you to go? I don't know. I have no idea. Still to this moment. What did you say to him? Because he was pointing towards the door. And then I said, "Hold on. Wait, I have a money. Just give me a second." And the next thing you know, a drink is upside my head. Yes. And you were standing at the time? And I was just Were you standing up? Right by the bar. Now, did you throw anything at them? No. You didn't throw anything? No. So, if I look >> Not until he threw something on me. So, before Okay, but you did Now, calling yourself a professional speaker is one thing. Acting like this is another. In her version of events, she's always the victim. And as she keeps testing the officer's patience with flimsy excuses, it only gets harder to take anything she says seriously. So, I'm not supposed to touch people. You know what I'm saying? No, you guys put people in all types of detain. No, I would never You detain people. You do everything. Touch my shirt. Because you don't want to do your job. Why is that? Why are you saying that? Because why wouldn't you touch my shirt for evidence? >> Because that's not You don't Evidence is important in every case, especially when law enforcement is called. So, I will be activating absolute internal affairs on you not wanting to touch evidence. I'm soaked and I'm wet. >> You have the right to do that. I'm not going to, you know, unfortunately, I'm not going to touch anybody. If you refuse to, then that's your position. If you have the power to investigate and it's not costing you your safety in any way, then it is your job as hired by taxpayers. You want to put that in your wallet you don't drop it? No, I'm fine. So, I am here Ma'am, ma'am, just stay on the sidewalk. No, I'm not going anywhere, dude. Calm down. Myself in order to make it out safely. And now these officers are here. I've asked them to touch my shirt. I've asked them to touch my hair. I've asked them to help me prove that I'm soaked because I am drenched in a margarita that I did not drink. So, as a result of that um I have complaints across the board at this point. And we're going to make this public because you know, super woman don't deserve this. I don't deserve this. I don't deserve to get all excused. No, I'm not going to excuse you. Listen to me. You are detained at this point. And if you do not stop I'm not going anywhere. I'm Listen you're going to go in handcuffs, okay? Step up. That's fine. Come on. Come on. Step up there. I'm only getting You have a picture and a video of the title of the restaurant. Ma'am. And this guy is on his white supremacy [ __ ] >> to go in handcuffs in a second if you don't stop. >> put me in handcuffs. You wanted to, [ __ ] You know why? Well, let me tell you why you can't put me in handcuffs. Because I have not done anything wrong. Defending myself is not a crime, no matter how bad your white ass wants it to be. Pulling out her phone and threatening to sue the police just because they won't go along with her story. That's not confidence. That's digging your own hole. She clings to that narrative like it's the last thing holding her together, not realizing the handcuffs are already closing in. >> done? Me either. That's why we are still recording for the next 15 minutes. And then I can start it over. Listen, move your finger. Your job is to move your [ __ ] finger because you work for me. And I don't deserve this. I don't deserve you. Step back a little. don't deserve this. The problem that I have is that sometimes these police officers will come into an establishment and show only where the owner wants them to see. And they take that as face value because it's a local business. If you don't see me walking through the door and grabbing my seat and hanging out with two other people, you have not seen the beginning of the video. Do you understand what I'm saying? And it's not the It's not the truth. What has happened here is not the truth. And what he saw is not the truth. And I'm telling you to grab the beginning of the video. And you're not grabbing the beginning of the video. I have the right to defend myself. No, he hit me first. >> Oh, you mean out here? No, he hit me first. It's not true. It's not true. Do you know that I have managed to get five police officers fired in my as a result of this poor policing? I am absolutely suicidal at this point. And this is Officer And this is Officer as well. Spread your feet. I spread them more. I spread them multiple times. My hair is wet, my bob is wet, my shirt is wet. He hit me with a drink. He should BE GOING TO JAIL. All right. I'm going TO HAVE TO YOU'RE A RACIST. MA'AM. You're racist. You're racist. Ma'am, can you listen to me for a second cuz I've got to finish doing my job. And my previous flawed imperfect record that is also not true has resulted in you guys making this poor decision. So, you will pay for that. >> And just when you think it can't get worse, it does. Once in the patrol car, she somehow slips out of the cuffs and keeps shouting. Doing that right in front of officers doesn't help her case. It turns a small mess into a much bigger problem. Hey, roll your window down. Just just me. You're going to get spit on. THAT'S FINE. MA'AM, LISTEN TO ME REAL QUICK. [ __ ] GET OUT OF THE CUFFS. GET OUT OF THE CUFFS. GET OUT OF THE CUFFS. MA'AM, LISTEN. THIS IS MY SO, YOU'RE DOING THIS TO MY KIDS? GET OUT OF THE DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. EVERYBODY, IT'S GOOD. IT'S GOOD. SOUNDS GOOD. MA'AM, you just caught another charge, okay? No. Yes, you did. >> I didn't catch a charge. Yes, you did. No, I didn't. I'll beat it. I'll beat it. I didn't do anything. And I've explained that to you guys, but you refuse to hear that I was assaulted first. So, I'M SUING JOHNS CREEK BECAUSE OF this [ __ ] To this. You're going to have to answer to this. YOU'RE HE HIT ME. TWIST SO WE CAN GET IT ON RIGHT. I'M NOT DOING anything more. Sit down. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] WATCH THIS. IT doesn't really help, ma'am. THAT'S RIGHT, BUT YOU GUYS ARE BIASED. YOU'RE BIASED. YOU'RE BIASED TO PEOPLE LIKE THAT. THAT SHOULD TELL YOU RIGHT THERE THAT YOU DIDN'T WATCH THE YOU GUYS NEVER WATCHED THE [ __ ] FOOTAGE. YOU NEVER WATCHED THE BEGINNING. OKAY. You can almost imagine the people around her quietly shaking their heads, maybe even chuckling a little watching this so-called motivational speaker earn herself a one-way ticket to a jail cell, starring in chaos she created all on her own. In the end, she's escorted straight into custody, facing a stack of potential charges, assault, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. All of this over a $14 bill. Turning something that small into a criminal case, well, that takes a special kind of poor judgment. One person thinks she knows the law. The next thinks she runs the whole system. And time after time, reality has a way of setting the record straight. On March 28th, 2026, in Ohio, an officer initiated a traffic stop over heavily tinted windows and a nearly invisible license plate. But this self-appointed main character isn't feeling cooperative, and things start to unravel quickly. Hey, good morning. How are you? I'm Officer Stickrath, police. Reason I pulled you over is cuz of window tint, and there's not a readable license plate that's in the back. So, that one that's in the back window over here, you can't read it. It's got to be affixed to the back of the vehicle. Well, yeah, you can read it once you're up on it, but the state of Ohio's law requires that it's affixed to the back of the vehicle where the plate's supposed to go. It can't be obstructed through the tinted window, okay? Well, that's not what I was talking about. Okay, I can write you the site, and you can argue it in court if you'd like to. Okay. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? Do you have a valid driver's license? Do you have insurance on the vehicle? Okay, do you have insurance for you as a person? Where you headed to this morning? Work. Where's work? Downtown. Where are you coming from? Downtown Columbus, Ohio. All right, while you look for that, I'll be right back. All right. It's you're suspended since it It looks like It looks like you're from about a year ago that you've been suspended. Okay, you are suspended, so I need you to shut the vehicle off for me. Put your hands up on the steering wheel. Why are you opening my door? Because you're getting out of the vehicle. Why are you opening my door? Because you are under arrest, okay? >> For what? What did you arrest me You can feel the tension rise almost immediately. Instead of a simple stop, she plants herself in the driver's seat like she's staging a protest. What should have been a quick fix turns into something out of a low-budget Hollywood scene. Except the camera's quietly capturing every misstep. >> know it was offending. >> your left hand. I didn't know it was offending. Ma'am, give me your left hand. They're arresting me out in the open, apparently. All right, step out. Yeah, cuz I did I didn't know that. I thought it was uh my life was worth defending. >> Step out. >> Can you please call my job and call James? Can you please step out? Hey, I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Come on. Ma'am, step out of the car. >> It's it's uh It's It's really uh Step out of the car. I didn't do anything. >> Step out of the car now. Get out of the car. >> Y'all can't be doing this. >> Get out of the car. I'm going to jail. You literally just told me I was going to jail. So, what the [ __ ] do you mean? Hey, are you going to get out OF THE >> GET OFF OF ME. ARE YOU GOING to get out of the Get off of me. >> Get out of the car. GET OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. WOW. CAN YOU please Stop. Stop. I mean, you aren't hurting Wow. Stop. Wow. Now, you now you now have another charge of obstructing, okay? >> Obstructing how? Please explain. >> Because we gave we gave you plenty of opportunities. >> Talking. Cuz I'm talking. Ma'am, you were given multiple lawful orders to exit the vehicle. What the heck? You always want some [ __ ] It's always. When a [ __ ] black, you always want some [ __ ] Every [ __ ] time. It never [ __ ] fails. And I'm pretty sure you looked up his kid name, and that's the reason you [ __ ] pulled me over. Racist ass. I'm calling hell you out to keep pulling on a goddamn handcuff. Are you for real? You don't do what you want. >> I do. I definitely All y'all do is harass folks. Don't y'all have enough cases on y'all hands to be aggressive with somebody like that? Be for real. Y'all acting cops be too cocky for me. You can't do what you want. It's I can by law. >> She talks like she knows her rights, but reality tells a different story. Rights tend to stop where a suspended license begins, and yet there she is lecturing the officer about the law not realizing she's tightening the knot around her own situation. >> I do. Believe me alone. Stop talking to me then. Stop talking. Period. I don't want to hear your voice. Going through my car. You're not even allowed to go through my car, bro. I guess you're breaking so many of my rights. This is crazy. Taking me to jail cuz I didn't know that my license was suspended. I hope you was recording, too. I hope your body cam was on. Cuz y'all have a real tendency of turning them things off. Sir, are you able to call the owner of the vehicle so he can come get it? How Why is it being towed? Uh because you are a suspended driver. Okay, I just told you I didn't know I was suspended. This not making sense. I literally done paid Oh my god, this [ __ ] is crazy. Every time I turn around y'all trying to get some money out of a [ __ ] I just paid my insurance and turned it in to the BMV. See, had she got a ticket, we would have took the car and we probably would have sent her on her Yeah, but I need to contact her boyfriend so I can he can come get the car. >> Okay. Who's the car registered to? Uh it's either her boyfriend or her. If it's to her, if it's to her, she's the only one that can I'm pretty sure it's her boyfriend cuz he had this up for a while. Okay. All right. Yeah. No, she'll be able to get a hold of him once she gets in and let him know everything >> Okay, so so she's getting taken to the county >> Yeah. Yeah, unfortunately. Okay. Yeah. I Look, man, I get it. She's having a bad morning, but she turned something that could have been easy into a lot more than Well, I told her to calm down, but uh I don't know. I guess Well, I'll figure it out. We'll talk. All right, guys. He turned my phone off. Why? I didn't. He did. Why? Uh I'm not too sure. Can you ask him to turn it back on? No, you're under arrest. >> Okay, that doesn't make no difference. I'm allowed to make a phone call. Like, what? >> allowed to. But I am. You are not. But I am. Like, what? Is it my right that I'm allowed to at least allowed to make one phone call? Like, what the heck? >> Somehow she still manages to twist the narrative, casting herself as the victim of some grand injustice. Reading is a wonderful thing, but when your legal education comes from a few too many TikTok clips, this is usually how it plays out. Well, no, I'm allowed to make my phone call whenever I decide to. You're You're allowed to provide me a phone to make my phone call as soon as you put these handcuffs on me and I'm under arrest. That is the law. It is. Like, it's literally under No, let me be quiet. Let me wait till I get to my attorney cuz I can't wait. I can't wait. I'm pretty sure y'all didn't read y'all [ __ ] Y'all get through a [ __ ] fast-ass training. Shoot to kill, right? My downtime I read a lot, baby. I know a lot. Resisted what, officer? Look, man, I'm not trying to be a hard time. I'm at work and I They got a Okay, so here's what happened. She She's driving with a suspended license. Okay, we get I'm going to get I'll get with that in a minute. Okay, the The defense I didn't know is not a defense. Okay. No, no, no, no, it's not that. No, no, no, I'm saying but that's what she tried to tell us. We gave her multiple lawful commands to exit the vehicle. She ignored us, so she's being arrested for obstruction. Okay. She's being sent to the county. Unfortunately, we have to tow your car. You can't tow I mean, you can, but I'm saying you don't have to tow it, man. >> You're I got the I got my license and >> Listen, you got to talk to him. Okay. Okay. Okay, I got I got to get back to work. Nope, I understand you got to talk to him, but as of right now your car is being towed, okay? Can I help you, sir? How you doing, sir? My name is Jay Vargas. I'm the owner of this vehicle, sir. How are you? All right. I heard that my girl got arrested for uh trying to explain to the officer. We've been having this problem with Stow for a minute. Now, she every time she pay I pay I pays it and always seem to come back maybe a month later or week later, 2 weeks later uh she got her license suspended. How is this just I don't know why Stow keep doing this. Okay, that's something that you have to take up with she has to take up with Stow. And we did. I promise you we have, man. And this is becoming a headache. >> This doesn't have anything to do with Stow. It has something to do with the state of Ohio. They mailed her a piece of paper asking for her financial responsibility and she never responded to the financial responsibility. That is why she is suspended. It has nothing to do with the city of Her boyfriend shows up, but a little too late to make a difference. One person driving without a valid license, the other handing over the keys. It's trouble either way you look at it. Meanwhile, she cycles through demands. A hospital visit, threats of lawsuits, calls for a lawyer, anything to regain control. Babe, I need you to call my job. And what about her? They're going to take me to jail. Cuz he's mad cuz I didn't get out the car. Can I get her out of jail today? Um that's going to be something that you're going to have to call the Summit County Jail on. We I don't I don't know how their how their stuff works. For a traffic violation, man? No, it's not a traffic violation. I mean, she's getting cited for the traffic violation. That's what this piece of paper is, but the other piece of paper this this is for This is for obstructing. Pulled me out the vehicle. Now I'm obstructing arrest. Like, be for real. You literally pulled me out the car. Like, you like, come on now. Can you please call my attorney, too? Can you please call my attorney and my job because this is ridiculous. He pulled me out the car talking about I'm a resisting arrest. >> We said the time right now. Listen. I need my attorney and I need you to call my [ __ ] job. >> Both of my jobs. All right. I'm telling you my hand is going numb and I can't feel it. Can you please loosen this up? Okay, he will. I can't feel my hand, babe. Calm down. It hurts. Look, I literally cannot feel it. I will get it. Oh my god, this is crazy. Yeah. All right, let me This is crazy. This is crazy. If I have to go to the hospital because it is I swear to god I'll blow. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I can't feel my hand, babe. I literally can't. Listen. Listen. Listen. The guy is here. They're going to take the They're going to They're going to loosen it up right now. They're here. They're right behind you. All right? Now, calm down. Calm down. Calm down and listen to me. Calm down. No more. By the end of it, she's on her way to jail facing charges that speak for themselves. Driving under suspension, resisting arrest, and obstruction. The fallout, a hefty tow bill, a longer license suspension, and a few months in Summit County Jail. Plenty of time to do some reading. She thought she had the upper hand, but the lens caught every wrong move clear as day. What did I do? >> You have no idea? >> No, I don't I don't know what I did. >> I just watched you assault him. How did I assault him? I I literally have sunscreen on my hand. On May 29th, 2023, Seabrook, Texas police responded to an urgent call from a restaurant manager about an intoxicated woman spitting and threatening staff. And this is what unfolded when officers arrived. What? What did I do? >> You have no idea? No, I don't I don't know what I did. >> I just watched you assault him. How did I assault him? I I literally have sunscreen on my hand. I'm just curious how I assaulted him. Can you tell me how I assaulted him? My job is to Can you Ma'am, can you My supervisor's right here. I'm disabled. You're disabled? Okay. >> Look at my foot. Okay. >> look at my ankle and my arm. You can tell I'm a disturbed woman. Okay. Just come over here. Wait no, how did I assault him? How did I assault him? How Come here, please. >> Describe how I assaulted him. How I assaulted >> Okay, well You work here, ma'am? Yes, sir. You got your ID with you? I watched her assault him. You want to file charges? No. All right. Well, she's going to go for PI. Okay. What happened? Uh She was sitting there at the bar and she was cursing at the staff. She like burped and one of the staff looked at her and she's like, "I'll fight you." And uh that's where I drew the line. I bought her her to-go food or her food. I said, "Look, you can eat your fries and then you're going to have to get a ride and leave." And then she said, "I I don't have to. I'm Native American." Bunch of crazy stuff. Uh and then I called you guys. Got on the phone. She started to remove her dress. So, I was saying what she was wearing a a pink dress. So, she started to take it off. So, I came around the bar. I started to drag her and the chair out of the bar. The chair started to fall over. So, I picked her up. I brought her out here. I'm the manager. Uh So, I got her right here. I told her we'd get her her stuff and close her out. And she started to spit on me and uh punch me and slap me. And I picked her up. I put her down here. She took my bucket full of ashes and was going to throw it at the car. Uh she missed and hit the ground right here where y'all are standing. And just She's throwing this this cigarette bucket at this car, but it was filled with water and then it fell on the ground right here. And uh so, yeah. I came and brought her her purse. The girls came and brought her her purse and a can of sunscreen she left at the bar. And that's when she was she was uh hitting me. Yeah, if he if he doesn't want to press charges cuz I'll be able to do assault. So, I watched him. Okay. Yeah, we can do latering, too. How you doing, young man? We we all saw the whole thing. She She was over here trying to sell weed to our customers. So, and then she came up Maybe she thought turning a restaurant into her personal changing room would earn sympathy, but all it got her was a ride in the back of a patrol car. Instead of keeping quiet and asking for a lawyer, she rambles, throws out offensive remarks, and digs herself in deeper with every word. Why did you drop my phone today? I can't grab it. Please tell me how I assaulted him. I would love to know. I would love to know how I assaulted this man. Okay, right here. Sure. Should I call my mother? I would love to call my mom. Probably get her in the back of the car. Get her the purse off. No, call my mom. Call my mother cuz I would love to let her know that I assaulted somebody and that's why I'm going to jail. No, seriously. No, stop. No, seriously. I can kill you. First off, you are Okay, then [ __ ] Oh, easily. Right, tell me how I assaulted somebody first off. Okay, no, yes, you did. Yes, you did. Yes, you Y'all are [ __ ] lazy. Of course. That's unreal, you [ __ ] navy [ __ ] seal. Y'all are [ __ ] ridiculous. Y'all Y'all arrest people, but y'all can't [ __ ] tell them what they're arrested Oh, that's intoxication. I hope you paid your bills. Oh, PUI? threaten Call my [ __ ] my attorney. Right now. Preston Preston is his name? I'll I'll let y'all know his [ __ ] name. Y'all are [ __ ] stupid. Call him right now. You know I'm bipolar. Yeah, I can tell. And I'm speedy. You can tell, you [ __ ] You can tell I'm bipolar. I want you to [ __ ] pick a [ __ ] that you'd really like to put in your mouth. [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm bipolar. You're stupid ass. He said I can tell you're bipolar. That's how I know you're a [ __ ] dumb ass [ __ ] You're a dumb ass [ __ ] Dropping supposed connections to football players to intimidate officers only makes her sound more out of touch. It's the kind of story that falls apart the second it's heard. Yet, she delivers it with full confidence, like it ought to mean something. Now, this is the type of person why put in the drunk tank. Okay. I already explained to her that once the tab gets to $100, we do that to everybody. I mean, she can close it out with money in her purse. I prefer to that, but Well, uh yeah, she should have had money on her card that she gave to the bar. It's going to be a class C cuz it's under 100 bucks. Okay. Let's see if you can locate a driver's license. Y'all say y'all want to get me a cab, but y'all don't care about nothing but a check. Y'all jealous [ __ ] Do you have another card to pay for your bar tab? Do you want to pee on myself cuz I will? Do you have another card to pay for your tab? >> Clearly not. Okay. I [ __ ] hate cops. [ __ ] stupid ass cops. Y'all know who my daddy is? I'm about to make y'all look so [ __ ] stupid. My daddy used to play football with Gary Kubiak, you [ __ ] Roll down that back window so I can get a picture of her. Marijuana in it. Roll down the back window for him. What's the prize of a [ __ ] I got her address and everything. What's her name? This is smelling like my car from marijuana. That works. I'm about to make you look so [ __ ] stupid, you [ __ ] You ugly ass [ __ ] walking away like a cockroach. You [ __ ] Come over here, fighting [ __ ] Huh? What do you need? You want you Can we help you? Can we help you? Yeah. Yeah, get up and [ __ ] [ __ ] My daddy played with Gary Kubiak, you [ __ ] Who? Yeah. Gary Kubiak, you know who the [ __ ] that is? Ex- Texans coach, you [ __ ] He my hall. You stupid [ __ ] thot. At that point, logic's already left the building. Nothing she says lines up with how she's acting, but the moment she gets to jail, the the shifts. Suddenly cooperative, suddenly calm once it clicks that those cuffs aren't coming off anytime soon. Are you ready? Are you ready for the law? What? I'm being nice right now. Are you ready to feel me being nice to me? No. What do you mean? We like you nice. I know. You ready for me to put my breast on your face? No, I don't want you to do that. I don't want you to do that. I know. But I could be really That's That would make you not a lady if you did that. I could be really [ __ ] mean if I wanted to. No, you're you're a nice person. >> I could walk her like a Chihuahua right now if I wanted to. You're a nice person. I appreciate that. >> I can make this ugly ass [ __ ] really ugly. I know. You're You're nice. I can make her really So, do you want to call somebody to come get you? I could. Would you? Yes. I'd appreciate it if you did. All right. Can you do that? Yes. Sir, I can't I can't do that. I like you cuz you're really nice. Thank you. Yeah, I appreciate that. She's not very nice. What you I'm not very nice. What you going to Okay. Put your gun up. Okay. I want to knock the brains out of Do your parents kiss you or do they kiss you on the head? It's like the dog and you're going to have to wait. Okay. Yes, sir. I won't. Jesus. Excuse me. Excuse me. There we go. Pardon? Okay. Go ahead. Hold on. Sorry. You can make Once I get these off, put put your rings and stuff right there in that container for me, please. Here. All right. Thank you. Okay. I'm not taking these necklaces off. They're from New Zealand. I know. They're going to go in your property. Yeah, no I know. I know. I know. I know all this [ __ ] goes. Can I just call my parents real quick? Once we get you booked in, you can call whoever you want. Is that my property in that box? Yes. Okay. It's a lot of like I'm Rebecca, Rebecca, take off for me here, please. I can't. Can't take your bracelets? This had a pearl in it and that's why it's an empty in the center. Here, I got some lotion here you can put on there that'll get it off. >> All right. All right. Bragging about wealth in a holding cell is about as misplaced as it gets. In there, everyone's just a number and still she clings to her jewelry like it's the last thread of dignity she's got left. Got to get it off. Dude, he can't This ain't going to work either. Okay. Why are you wearing two small? Jesus Christ. I know. What How long has this ring been on your finger? Um since birth, basically. This ain't ain't going to come off. What about this one? It ain't going to come off, either. Dude, you're going to lose your fingers. Dude, I would rather lose my finger than lose my dignity, all right? All right. Take these bracelets off for me. All right, yes, sir. They can come off. This one too. Yes, they can. They're rubies. Be careful with the rubies. Be careful with the rubies. They're all rubies. It's all ruby. Every single gem on that is a ruby, so be careful with that. I bought them on a cruise ship. A good deal. Be careful. 800 when it should have been like 12. All right. I can't figure out how to get it off. I don't want to break the bracelet off. I feel like she can. She She's good. She knows. Here you go. Thank you, ma'am. >> Okay, can you take off your necklace or do you need help with that? No, I mean You need help with that? No, I don't want to take it off. You're going to have to. >> Listen, listen. Let me see. Everything's recorded, so it's going to show everything that you took off. This is all pearls. Okay. One of them is my is my gem. It's It's It's a We're not in the business of taking your beautiful jewelry, okay? We're just in the business of documenting and documenting for you. All right, let her get it off. We got it cuz he's got to Go ahead. Okay, go ahead. Am I going to remove it for you? Okay, thank you here. Yeah, I don't like you right now. You stop talking. I don't like you. Me? Yes. You just said you like me. I don't like you. There's one right here. Come on. I like her. I thought we were BFFs. I like her because she's nice, but I don't like you right now. She's the mean one. I'm the nice one. >> give a [ __ ] Don't talk to me. >> Jesus. Don't talk to me cuz I'm mad at you. Give me I got your I'm not grabbing your hair. >> bracelets off for you. And your foot's okay? I saw your foot's a little beat up. It's a little achy. It's up cuz I was in a car accident where I split through the middle of the mall. Jesus. All right, do you need to sit down? Dude, I I have no butt cheeks. Where's Keith? Right here. I have no butt cheeks. Go ahead and cover up. She's saying that. Ma'am, come in here real quick. Sure. Just where you're going to search her for privacy so she can tell you. I ain't sure I've seen it, but yeah. No problem. So, what I need No, I don't need you to do that. All right. It's clean. All because an ego ran too far ahead of common sense, she ended up spending the night behind bars facing charges like public intoxication, assault, possession, and resisting arrest. If convicted, she could be looking at fines up to $5,000 and years of probation. So, what do you call it? Free expression or just a moment where the mind checked out and left the body to deal with the consequences? And from that kind of arrogance, the story only escalates into something even harder to ignore. On April 27th, 2024, at the intersection of Whittle and Chestnut, officers stop a vehicle for failing to use a turn signal. What should have been routine quickly turns complicated because this driver has no intention of keeping things simple. David Union 919-318, David Union 99318. >> Walk away now. Can I get some other units out here? I'm going to be at Whittle and Char- Chestnut, Whittle and Chestnut. What's going on? Hey, the reason why I'm stopping you tonight is cuz you failed to signal when you pulled into this parking spot. >> did not. >> Yes. You were just looking for a reason to pull me over, sir. I just know that. Can I have ID and insurance information? Um why? Cuz this is a traffic stop. >> I don't think so. I have signaled and I pulled right in here. >> Not when you pulled into this parking spot. >> Sir. You've been following me. I seen how fast you come upon my car when you came here. Yep. And can you also get your hand out of your lap for me? And put the cigarette out for me. Just throw it on the ground. This is ridiculous. Like that you are like you guys harass me. You guys have been harassing me. Like seriously. You have. This is ridiculous. >> And I can see the don't wipe it off, but I can see the cannabis shake on this center console. And I got to >> not. That is not. I have been That's That is not cannabis. Are you serious right now? Okay, then I will I'll test it. But don't wipe it off, okay? And marijuana is illegal or is it is legal? Not to have in your vehicle unsealed. >> listen. This is ridiculous. I have not done anything wrong at all. You pulled Yep, you didn't signal when you pulled into this parking >> too. No, you did not. I did, sir. >> Right from the start, the excuses tell you everything. There's a kind of immaturity in the way she pushes back. Like the world owes her an apology. A little cooperation would have ended it quickly, but instead she chooses to tangle things up all to avoid doing the obvious. >> No, search my car. I'm sorry, no. Get out. No. Absolutely not. I don't have to. I know my rights. You can leave me alone. >> I know my rights. You can leave. No, I'm not getting out. >> Yeah. What are you doing? I'm Okay, you can call somebody. Call somebody right now. We're getting out of the car. >> Call somebody right now, please. What are you doing? Yeah, I'm going to Yeah, this is not This is not even right. This is [ __ ] You cannot do that. You cannot do that. >> Can you get out of the car for me? No, I will not. You are going to get out of the car. >> Why? For what? What have I done? I've not done anything wrong. Listen, no. You listen to me. Are you serious? Yep. What? Hey, I'm asking you again and I'm asking you to get out of the car. It's required when somebody Okay, I'll get out of the car. Yep. All right, turn around for me, okay? Why? >> Hey. You No, this is [ __ ] Hey, what are we doing here? What are you doing? Get your hand Sir. >> Stop. Get your hand off of me, sir. >> arm. What are you doing? Turn around for me. What are you What are you doing? Why are you putting me in cuffs? >> Ma'am, do not What is There's This is This is [ __ ] Ma'am, if you continue to I want you to call This is This is crazy. What are you doing? You're just being detained right now. For what reason are you putting me in cuffs? Though, I've not done anything wrong. I've not done anything wrong at all. Nothing. Like, this is ridiculous. Like, what are you doing? You're just being detained. You wanted to get out of the vehicle when I asked you to. Sir, listen to me. This is crazy. >> very slowly. I'm speaking very slowly. Yes. I can I smell the faint odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from you. Oh my gosh. You've been following me from the bar. You were stalking the bar. Stubbornness paired with half-understood legal knowledge rarely ends well, especially when someone can't stop talking. Bit by bit, she gives herself away, not even realizing she's confirming she'd been drinking at a bar earlier. >> You slammed on your brakes, stopped. Because my brakes are squeaking and I'm trying to get it to stop squeaking. >> then >> Yes, it is. You try it yourself. >> I drove by, then I seen you pull out, okay? >> Try it yourself. >> So, when you see a cop drive by the bar >> You hit your lights soon as you I turned right in here. >> Okay? >> Because I didn't because I didn't put my turning signal on to turn into this >> quick, I am I am I am going to pat you down, okay? Just with the back of my hand. Is there anything in your pockets I need to know about? No weapons or anything like that, okay? This is insane. All right. Want you to go stand back here with this officer for me, okay? You're not allowed to search my car unless I say you can, and I told you you cannot. >> to look at what I think is what I believe is >> car. what I believe is cannabis shake on the center console. So, you're going to stand back there with that >> What? What is legal? Oh my [ __ ] god, this is ridiculous. Get out of my car. >> Yeah, it even smells like weed. And I believe you've been drinking, so we're going to address that in a second, okay? >> seriously? You can't Okay, you can give me a sobriety test right now, for real. Yep. Let's do it. >> to get there, okay? Let's do it. Cuz I'll tell you what, I will hop on one leg and I can say this alphabet backwards bigger than you think. What are you doing? >> I'm searching your person. You have We have probable cause to search you. For what? >> And your vehicle. No, you do not have probable cause to search my vehicle. >> do. You You're not searching my vehicle. >> Well, guess what? I am. I want you to call your sergeant down here right now. I want you to call your sergeant down here. I know my [ __ ] rights. I What is going on? Hey, leave her out where we can see her because cuz she's a female, I didn't really get a good look at her or a good good search of her. What is going on? Let's just keep her where we can see her. I'm searching your car, probable cause. I want you to call your sergeant down here right now. I'm serious. I know my [ __ ] rights. I want my What is going on? Are you [ __ ] serious? I want you to stand right over here in front of this car. What is going on? HE CANNOT SEARCH MY CAR. YES, he can, he has probable cause for it. Stand over here in front of the car, please. The this squad car. There No. You're going to. For what? She clutches that I know my rights line like it's a winning hand in a game she already lost. The The she talks, the less it helps, Turning the whole moment into an awkward performance that officers can do nothing but watch unfold. >> THERE IS NO REASON THAT HE PULLED ME OVER. There is [ __ ] reason. This is [ __ ] reason. Cannabis in a motor vehicle is probable cause to search. NO, IT IS NOT. >> YES, it is. Yes, it is. It It is legal, but it's not legal IN >> IS THAT A [ __ ] STACK of [ __ ] pot? Are you serious right now? Yes, I am. Step in front of the vehicle. Get out of my car. This is [ __ ] He did not It's not weed on there. It is not. It No, I did not say it was. I said if you found anything it would have been a speck. What are you What are you doing? Get out of my stuff. He cannot look in any of my stuff that's in there. What is he doing? Call the damn sheriff down here right now. This isn't got anything to do with the sheriff. Call the sheriff down here right now. I know. I know. I I can't I know. I I just I keep speaking and I'm stupid. I'm stupid as all. All right. Please be nice. Will you submit to a PBT? Are y'all going to watch this or what? >> All right, take a deep breath and blow, okay? Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Even when the breath test reads triple zero, she manages to trip over her own story, blaming her slurred speech on a head injury and medication. And then, just seconds later, casually admitting she had a drink about an hour earlier. Have you had anything else tonight? Well, no. What are you talking about? No pills, nothing like that? Are you serious? I mean, like you said, it it smells of uh It smells of a little bit of alcohol in there, but I'm surprised it's all triple zeros. Then also >> What does a triple zero mean? I don't even know what that means. Your words are also a little slurred, too. And you you you said something about drinking alcohol. >> bad I've got head damage from Okay. And then I've got medication that I take and stuff. You said something about the alcohol earlier. I mean I've been drinking, but I haven't drank anything, you know, recently. >> When was the last time you drank? An hour or so ago, but it wasn't even that much. How much did you How much How much did you drink total? >> drink. One drink? Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Well, at this time you're going to be placed under arrest for possession of cannabis in a motor vehicle and resisting arrest. >> Why are you doing that? I did not even resist anything. No, I didn't. >> Mhm. I did not. All right, I'll lock your car for you. I'll lock your car for you. I'm going to take your keys to the jail, okay? They can give them to you at the jail, okay? Go and stand up for me, okay? >> Please, I am asking you as I'm asking you kindly, please. And my record is totally clean. I have nothing on my record whatsoever, sir. Since I've been since 2005. Like, seriously. Come on, we're just going over here. You're going to be booked in, and then you're going to be let loose. Your friend can come pick you up. By the end, she's taken into custody facing charges for marijuana possession in a motor vehicle and resisting arrest. If convicted, she could be looking at a permanent mark on her record, fines up to $3,000, and up to 18 months of probation. If that was arrogance on display, what follows is the kind of unraveling that's much harder TO CONTAIN. SHUT UP! HABIB! SHUT THE ON MARCH 26TH, 2023 in Punta Gorda, Florida, police are called to a hotel after reports of a guest stealing alcohol and wandering into the parking lot. A textbook drunk Karen and things are about to slip out of control. How you doing folks? How are you? Ma'am, I have a question for you. The alcohol that you're drinking right now? Yes. Where'd you get that from? >> The hotel where I'm staying. Okay. What's your name? I'm not going to tell you. Why is that? >> you. Oh, I think I think you can trust me. No. No, no, no. Listen, I am part in a very secure parking lot and I've paid for the room up there. And this wine that I bought downstairs is not illegal. We are not in prohibition. >> Bravo 1 Port Charlotte Oh Jesus Christ. I'm You know this young lady? She's my friend from Uber. Okay. You have the clerk step out to the side alley, please. Ma'am. Bravo 1 Port Charlotte Ah. Okay. You're scaring me. No no need for you to be scared. Really? Is this what you guys are going to do? What is it? What are we doing? I was put I was booked in AZ where they [ __ ] broke my face. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. What do you want to do? I I just asked you your name. Well, I told you my name and yet you're still giving me a hard time and I'm not going anywhere. I'm walking over to this property and you're still giving me a hard >> walk. Let's walk over to the property. >> No, I don't want to walk anywhere with you or you. Both of you. Step back, please. Uh-oh. She's standing there, stolen bottle in hand, still trying to play the victim. But when the evidence is that clear, pushing back only digs the hole deeper, and she just keeps going. No. I hate you all. Is that the one? Yeah. Ma'am. Can I go to 401? No. You can't. You're going to go back over here to the desk. Okay. Okay. Put that alcohol down. Hi. Keep that out of your mouth, too. Do you have your ID on you? May I have it? I don't trust you. I don't I don't think you quite realize where this is going. Okay. I know you. You're the kind of chick that beats me up and throws me down and kicks the [ __ ] out of me while they jerk off to it. I know exactly who you are. I've seen you three times >> Ma'am, you take >> over. But, we're not going to talk about that, are we? Anyways. Actually, I don't want to give it either of you. Ma'am, this is an investigation for theft. >> I don't Theft? Yes, ma'am. >> please book me and take me in. I sleep very well in a prison cell. It doesn't bother me. You can start walking. It's $25, but put to the policy that we can't sell No sale of alcohol after midnight. Mhm. Lady here came down at 1:45 in the morning, and she told me I want to buy some booze. It's still your knees past midnight. Why you talking to It's like no, it's 11:44. What's ironic is the hotel wasn't even looking to press charges at first. They just wanted her gone. But instead of taking the easy way out, she escalates it herself. Then turns around and acts like she's the one being wrong. She cursed me. Horrible. She cursed you? Okay. And then she went back up. I went back and doing my overnight reporting in the back and I see on the center console screen her taking the elevator. So I keep watching the screen. After you come down here I hear the bottles clink so I know she's taking some alcohol. And then I see her on the camera walking out the back door. You agree with what he's saying? Well, here's why I'm >> That's unbelievable. Yeah, I can't believe it. It's not like I just want to get I don't care if you have to charge MY ROOM $500 OR $1,000. SHUT UP! HABIB! SHUT THE [ __ ] HEY! OKAY, SO WHAT IS IT? WHAT IS IT YOU'RE REPORTING? I WANT HER removed from the property. Okay. So you want to put her out? You want to trespass from the property? >> Well, there's somebody else in the room too. But Yeah, and it's great cuz I'm drunk and I have to be removed because you're >> Watch mouth. Ma'am, you're going to get arrested. HE'S RACIST. HE'S RACIST AGAINST ME. MA'AM. He's racist against me. Ma'am, you're you're talking yourself right into the handcuffs. >> Okay. Okay. Stop. Okay, I'm not. I'm Stand still. Trying to relax. Take a deep breath. Are you looking to pursue charges? No, but I want her removed from the property. Okay. Do you hear that? He doesn't want to pursue against that, but you keep this up Where am I supposed to go? >> You should have thought about that before you put yourself in the situation. That kind of stubbornness tends to come with a price. She carries herself like she's immune to consequences, like the rules don't quite apply. But every move she makes only stacks the odds against her, especially when she walks off without permission. >> Hey, I don't know WHAT YOU'RE THINKING. YOU'RE Now you're going to jail. This is public intoxication. Understand that? Do you understand? Do you Do you have her name on anything? >> Nicole Castellanos Okay. White female, Nicole, n i c o l e, middle initial l, last is Castellanos. Do you have a phone number I can call for her? Um you not GIVE HER THAT. THAT'S MY PRIVATE INFORMATION. THAT IS MY PRIVATE INFORMATION. MA'AM MA'AM YOU TRIED TO GRAB ME LIKE THAT WHEN I WAS TRYING TO STOP IT. AND MY PHONE NUMBER IS NOT YOUR BUSINESS. MY PHONE NUMBER IS NOT HANG ON, MA'AM. YOU UNDERSTAND? STOP. ALL RIGHT, I'LL I'LL BE BACK IN AND TALK TO YOU. MA'AM, YOU HAVE to relax. My license on my person. Where's that? I got it. My one phone is broken. Well, do you have to break it on the other side? Ma'am, you better calm down. >> you. I know you and I've known you. Jesus Christ, what do you want from me? You want to [ __ ] with me? What the [ __ ] you want from me? Jesus. Ma'am All it would have taken was knowing when to stop. Instead, that misplaced confidence lands her exactly where she didn't plan to be, not in a hotel bed, but spending the night in a jail cell, courtesy of her own decisions. You're scaring me. I'm not Wallet Like >> Appreciate You want to >> what he wants to do now? Yeah. Exactly, or you just want the one charge? Uh, whatever he wants to do. I'm game. >> Okay. Bravo 4 Punta Gorda, I'm going to have that female en route to county jail. Beginning is 34607, 34607. I wasn't driving and I wasn't doing anything. I was actually just being a normal person. So, why are you arresting me? Hey, how you doing? I got one adult female for you. All right, thanks. Oh my life. Bravo 4 Punta Gorda, copy ending. 34611, 34611. Hi. Hey, how you doing? Public assistance talks. Um, she was being combative when she got here, so I'm not sure what she's going to be like when you guys get her out of the car. By the time it's over, Nicole is facing a disorderly intoxication charge. The outcome, 6 months of probation, 30 hours of community service, and a $288 fine. One drunken episode ends, and somehow the next person still believes they're the one who can outplay the law. On December 4th, 2024, officers initiate a traffic stop over tinted windows and faulty lighting. What should have been a minor fix quickly turns into something far more unpredictable. All because this driver refuses to keep it simple. I told you they're not back there. Okay, can you can you roll the windows down? Yes, I'm not sure. You can look inside. >> All right, can you roll the back windows down for me? I cannot see inside. Roll the I'm telling you I can't see inside. >> not dark. Okay, what relax. >> I'm am relaxed. I'm Okay, I'm not even you. I'm stopping her, so just stop. He doesn't feel good. He's been working a long day at work. Okay, well this isn't going to make you go any quicker, right? >> That's fine. >> All right. What's going on? Can you help me? Can you help me? >> Seminole County Sheriff's Office. The reason I'm stopping you is your tail light's busted, can't see your tag lights, and your tints dark. My tints? My tints >> dark. You can see straight through the back. Um Can I explain to him? The tints are not dark. You can see straight through the back. You You cannot see through here. You can see through there. You can't. Okay, do you have your license, registration, and insurance? Um my registration >> The registration is not who ever stopped me and said Well, do you have it? Can you answer? Can you answer me? >> at the health department. I can hear you. >> that's great. I can hear you. >> I understand that, but you're not answering me. I understand that. That's why I'm I'm going into my phone. I'm not even going to argue with you. >> No, I don't. I lost my license at my daughter's school. I She goes to Greenwood. They never replaced my license. She's giving a massive attitude. What is Huh? Her. The officer can sit on the truck. I would like to speak with police and fire and medical. No, but I need a sergeant to Lake Mary and Lake Emma, please, >> 8%. >> KFC. You can see through there. It's illegal. 8%. Are you giving me a ticket for the tint because you can see through this? We've been in this area for a whole year. It's illegal, right? And I've got pulled over. >> Yes, I did. I need a sergeant. >> I need a sergeant, sir. Yes, he's been in this area for a whole year. >> You could request a sergeant. >> for a year. Step out of the car for me. Man, oh sir, no, I'm not stepping out the car. We have to go through this with my children. This >> right. You're In a burst of frustration, she actually dials 911 to report the very officers conducting the stop. A decision so misguided, it pushes the situation well beyond a routine traffic violation. And somehow she doesn't seem to grasp just how much worse she's making it. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Get out of the Get out OF THE CAR. GET out of the car. Get your hands Do not resist. Do not Stop resisting. Relax. Get you know you're going to get tased. How about that? You need to relax. Lay her on the seat. Come out here. You guys probably I didn't do anything. Baby I need a I need a woman officer on me right now. Baby, please I need a woman OFFICER ON ME RIGHT NOW. I'm not Baby, don't do this. Don't resist. I'm not resisting. I have on crop tops. I stay right here. I'm not resisting. I have on crop TOPS. BABY, CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. I need A WOMAN >> OFFICER, YOU KNOW WHO'S GOING TO COME SEARCH YOU BEFORE you go right now. I NEED A WOMAN OFFICER ON ME. He is holding me way too tight. You're tensed up. You need to relax. Baby, chill out. Baby, chill out. I work for the health department. >> care who you work for. I work for the health department. Baby, calm down, baby. in the front. >> in Are you serious? I'm not resisting. Just calm down, baby. I didn't do anything. I know, baby. Just calm down, baby. What am I going to do? He yanked me out the car. Y'all going to see here. We got the girl right here. You want to do it this way? Yeah, he's under arrest. He's going to jail. You're okay. Hey, your mom's okay, okay? I know this is scary, all right? Everything's fine. She's going to talk to them and then everything's going to be okay. So, here's the deal, right? So, there's there looks there's a green leafy substance, right? So, us that looks like weed, right? Okay. Now, now I'm not going to Now, now you it's just cuz it's tiny bits, right? I'm not taking jail for it. It's not a thing, right? >> Sir. Uh but my question is is that cuz it I don't Does she know 10-15 or not yet? Oh. So, and is my understanding you're going to go to jail today. No, we not doing that right now. >> Okay. Her words and actions don't line up at all. She insists she's not resisting, yet everything she does suggests otherwise. And just when things seem like they might settle down, the discovery of marijuana shifts the tone entirely. While she keeps talking as if silence were never an option. >> Oh, no. Let me hear me out. Let me finish. >> No, no. Can I finish my question now, please? My question is is that in when you go into the jail, there's blue doors, right? Once you go into that jail Sir, I don't know nothing about your jail. Y'all going to have to escort me the whole way. Yeah, yeah. No, I can't hear nothing. All right. I can't hear nothing. >> So, the problem is is that if if if you if you have any >> Because I'm driving? No, because there's weed on the seat. So, I want to make sure I just showed it to you. What seat? >> The driver's seat. The seat that you were sitting on. Sir, you can't I just got in the car. Listen to to to respond not to understand. So, you need to be quiet and let him talk. No. Be quiet and let him talk so he can explain that. He can't get two words out with you trying to interrupt. So, say I'm going to jail. He's explaining why. Just listen, okay? Sir, he I mean ma'am, he found a Listen. I just got in the car. What's that? I said I what's going on with her? She's going to jail. >> Why? Why? Huh? Why? I Come on. I this not tonight officer. It's It's No, it doesn't matter. This is the problem. Please. No, we're not letting her out side cuz guess what? When you guys get pulled over again, you're going to do the same [ __ ] you did tonight. And we don't tolerate that here. Yes, sir. Okay. When when when we have a multiple off of orders, she's ignoring him. After ripping her out of the car, she's fighting it. She calls 911. That's misuse of 911. Resisting. Baby, calm She's going to jail. It is what it is. It's not tonight. She did it. did it. Baby, calm down, please. You can talk to her. Baby, Over there. Okay, yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I worked my ass off, baby. I just got in the truck and I drove and I drove home. >> Okay, what I'm trying to explain to you You can see through my tint. No, I'm not going to jail. It's not going to happen. Where your sergeant at? What I'm trying to explain to you is I'm not saying you have any other contraband on you. I'm just explaining that if you do Check me again. Check me again. No, no, no, no, no. I don't have to. I did. I didn't find anything, but I'm just saying that if I didn't find anything and you have something stuffed because they're going to take you to a body scan. That misplaced confidence burns bright, but there's nothing solid behind it. The more she explains, the less it holds together. The harder she pushes, the more it looks like someone thrashing against a current they can't beat. >> nothing. Whatever you put on me or whatever like I I promise you, bro. I'm on body camera. I put nothing on you. That's fine. I bet they better not find nothing because I'm telling you I didn't have nothing on me, Kevin. They trying to say I had weed on me. It's no weed, babe. No, you didn't have any. Kevin, they trying to say I got to have weed on me. Okay, just just relax. Hear us out for a second. No, I'm in handcuffs right here, sir. My children are in the car. >> I do this every day. I know I And I do this every day, too. I call y'all. I know. I call y'all. So, what do you Is this the 86 or not? Yeah, but I want to know what's going on. I don't know what's going on. My baby's going to see me go to jail. My baby's going Okay, you can hang you can hang right here, okay? Oh my god. This is crazy. This is crazy. This is crazy. My baby's going to flip out. I'm I am cold. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> it all the way up or just right here? >> Can you please zip it all the way up? Oh my god. >> That's good? Man, I have people like you every day. I see every every black beautiful face come into that place every day. I don't understand why this is happening to me. >> Ms. Flores, this is not the end of the world, okay? >> It is. It is. You don't understand. My world has ended already. >> No, it hasn't. >> I promise you. It has. You have not been there. I am 34 >> know your life. You don't, and I'm telling you There's no room for this talk. >> I'm telling you. I'm telling you this going to make it so bad. I'm already I was in HCS on Friday just because I couldn't go to work. Now they ain't ready for to hear from me. I don't know what y'all going to do with me. People go like this every day. People die every day. >> you want your kids to go with? Cuz we have to figure that out. >> home. >> But okay. Who do you want to get your kids? I want my kid I want him to get in that get in that truck to take my kids back to where they belong. Where is that? Right back to that hotel, and they better not move, and they better not be no CPS called. >> I've been there for a year. We literally waiting on a rental. We literally waiting on a rental in January. By the time reality catches up, regret finally sets in, but far too late. After all the defiance, she suddenly wants out, asking to be taken away quickly. Anything to avoid the eyes watching from the back seat. stay Extended stay? He just paid for another 30 days. >> And is he staying there with you? >> Yes. So is it okay for the kids to stay in the hotel with you? >> Yes. I don't have no problem with him going. Listen, but at the end of the day at this point We just have to make sure that the kids are okay. >> are fine. Okay. But I need to be with them. I need to be with them for real. They can't go through this. How old are the kids again? 14 and 10. Yeah, 14 and 10. We need all their They can't go through this. Is this your sergeant? No, no, it's not. >> Oh my god, why everybody pulling up and they not who they supposed to be? They not supposed Where is the sergeant? Did you Hey. Where is the sergeant? Where is the sergeant? Cuz she can take you to go to the jail. Where is the sergeant? Wait. Don't do this to me, please. What? Please, don't do this to me, please. >> Let me ask you a question. Let me ask you >> sir. Hey, Kevin. Go over there, bud. Let me ask you a question. >> Yes. Uh I might have a couple questions, all right? Please. So, let me ask you Let me start off by saying this or asking you this, okay? When I was standing across I was standing on the other side of the truck, right? So, when the officer and the deputy said, "Hey, you know, I need your driver's license." They start giving you those verbal orders, commands, orders. Why didn't you just Why didn't you just do what he told you to do? >> look for my ID. I already knew what I was going to need it. All right. We started off well, right? But then But I started explaining to him where my ID was and and why and why I didn't have it. And that was the issue. He just told He tested me. He tested the tint and pulled me out. But at the end of the day, I was trying to give him the information that he needed. Well, I was standing right there and I don't remember it going down that way. >> When he said told you to to step out and then you didn't want to get out of the car. So, why didn't you want to get out of the >> Because I didn't understand why I was being pulled out of the car. What are you doing, Kevin? Hey. He's running out of the truck. He's running. I just I I was trying to get my ID. That's all I was trying to do, literally, because I know I lost it. All right. All right. Let me I know. Miss Fuller I can't. I got a question for you. The girls want to see you before you leave. No, I can't do it. >> Okay. Okay. That's fine. I can't do it. I love you. I'll be back tonight, please. She doesn't want to talk to you. I'll be out tonight. Please, go to the jail right now. I don't care where it is. Got you, baby. Please, go to the jail right now. In the end, she's booked into jail facing charges for misuse of 911 services and resisting an officer without violence. And the lesson couldn't be clearer. Attitude can turn a small mistake into something that follows you for years. So, how would you rate that decision? Calling 911 on the police who already had you stopped. Ego, excuses, and zero accountability. Story after story, the pattern doesn't change. When attitude takes over, even the smallest moment can spiral fast. If you've seen enough Karens push it too far, hit like. Share your thoughts below and support the channel for more real stories like this.