Huh? >> A little calm would have saved the day, but this couple chose to turn the open road into a stage for their own meltdown. >> Hey, don't don't >> Hey, I can stand up. >> This is a truck and stop over. >> Why did I have to get out? Why did it just escalate like that? Well, because I also saw the order of can. >> Okay, so search the car. You have to defend that. >> Buckle up because this 10 car pileup of a self-inflicted disaster is going to leave you asking just what was going through their heads. >> I willing sue you. I'm asking for a female person. I want a female. I want a female. On July 7th, 2025, right in Valuchia County, a car went speeding by with a real chip on its shoulder, leading to a psychological standoff that was messy to say the least. Those clumsy lies the young couple spun fell apart the second they hit the police dash cam. And let me tell you, here's how it actually went down. >> Hey, how you guys doing? >> Good. >> Um, I have I have an appointment with an attorney right now at the court office. That's why I I even did any of that. Um I'm sorry about that. >> I got you. >> I don't mean it. No harm, no nothing. I I honestly I have a card right now and I have an appointment at 11. It's already at 10:30. Not I'm not trying to pull you or anything. >> I got you. I still need your license registration insurance and I'll try and get you out of here as soon as possible. Smoke marijuana product. Is somebody smoking your car or near your car? >> Oh, it's probably those trees. >> Well, those don't smell like marijuana, but >> nah, but it don't smell like weed. But >> I got you. Do you have like a medical marijuana card? >> No. over there. Uh, do me a favor. Both of you gone. Step out of the vehicle for me. >> Why do we have to step out? I'm sorry. >> Because he said he's uh there's an order of marijuana coming in. >> I don't smell nothing. It's literally this. Bro, you can smell. >> All right. Well, we we'll talk to him here a second. Step out. Step out of the car. >> I don't have to step out. >> It's not whether you want to. I'm giving you a lawful order, man. We We can either, you know, go about it the easy way. Just have over here come step out. He'll he'll explain everything here. >> I feel like y'all can say that to anybody and y'all probably have been saying that to every single car y'all stop because y'all can just say that. The camera can't smell. So obviously y'all can just use that to get in anybody's car. And I'm sorry, but literally smell this. >> I know, but it's just like I mean, >> oh my god, I got >> to go to >> Yeah, man. Come step out. You too, man. >> You're not getting to your appointment >> behind my behind this one. >> Bro, I had I have I had an appointment with an attorney right now. >> Oh, yeah. You got like a court case going on >> at the 15th. >> On the 15th? >> Yeah. Is it like a actual court that you have to be there in front of a judge today? >> I have to No, not today. I have to go to talk to my attorney today so I can talk to >> I got 15. >> So what what we can do if if since it's not an obviously like a court court day like that you have to be there specific time. You can still give you like a you don't need like a referral like hey I got pulled over by the cop x y and z type stuff. >> It's cuz um I'm not sure >> dumb ass. >> I'm not sure. I'm not sure if they work cuz >> every lie out of Edgar's mouth was just another brick in the wall standing between him and his freedom. But while he was hitting a dead end, the lady sitting next to him decided it was her time to shine, turning the whole scene into her own personal chaotic stage. >> Edgar, uh hello. I guess Edgar Gonzalez had a appointment with you guys here shortly and uh he got pulled over over here off to Bill. Uh he's going to be a little bit a little bit late. That's why uh he's calling and he's having me kind of talk to you. >> Okay. Is there anything else that he needs to know? Is he still going to be able to make his appointment here shortly? >> Yeah, that should be a problem. >> Okay, no problem. There you go. Hey, man. >> Have has it been a year before you've gotten another ticket? >> Oh, yeah. I got one um when I whenever I found out that I hadn't won. >> Uh how long ago was that? Like >> that was like uh on Mother's Day. >> All right, we're almost done. Just be careful. Somebody's smoking weed in your car if it's not you and they're just leaving like bits of like shake in your car which is causing the smell. >> Probably my brother. >> So I'm just going to check you real quick and then you'll be on your way. >> I got money and just >> put your hands up here. Throw your feet a little bit >> and then I'm not going to take your alcohol, but technically you're not allowed to have it. >> Okay. >> In your uh glove box. >> Alcohol. >> And I'm not like I said I'm not going to take that. How old are you? >> Kind of. Is 0421 now? >> It's all the cash for >> payment >> in cash. >> They don't take digital payment. >> It used to be a routine back in the day. >> Every They always used to used to give me all car every time. No reason. >> Let me see your bag real quick. >> This is my stuff. >> Yeah. Get that. But there's weed in there. Give me your bag. >> There's weed in here. >> I'm sorry. In the car. >> This is my bag. You're not touching my bag. I'm sorry. >> Because she was doing the same. >> This is my bag. Give me the bag. All right. >> Okay. Okay, stop. I'll give it to you. I'll give you my hand behind your back. >> Oh my god. I'll give it to you guys. >> [ __ ] ass games the whole time. >> What the This is your fault. >> That's your fault. That's the way you're acting. >> What the? >> Leave me alone. I will sue the out of y'all. >> I said I would give it to you. Goodness. I can't ask a question the first time. I got to be in this game the whole time, though. I gave you though. What game? You [ __ ] >> Now, things could have gone so differently if she just cooperated. Instead, she let a deep-seated grudge against authority, fueled by some half-baked legal advice she probably picked up on social media, turned her attempt to smear the officer's reputation into a total train wreck. >> Move back this way. >> Leave me alone, bro. >> Where you going? I don't want to see me right here at the front, bro. >> My hand hurts. Look, I have it. >> Let go of your phone. Let go. >> The out of >> Let go of your phone. Please let go. >> Give me my >> Too late. >> Give me my >> Stop. You don't have anything that's going to poke my stick me hurt me. You bro, you ain't >> Leave me alone. I want a girl to search me. I will sue you. I want a girl to search me. I want a girl to search me. I will sue you. You did not finish. You just search my pockets. I want a girl to search me. No. No. I will sue you. I'm asking for a female person to search me. I willing sue y'all. I'm asking for a female person. I'm asking for a female. I need a female. I want a female. Even mine. >> Yeah, just you're right. >> Thanks a lot for everything you did. Thanks a lot for everything. That wasn't even mine. >> Put your feet in. Put your feet. >> Give me my sandal. >> Put your feet in. >> This is what you wanted. This is what the you wanted. getting my phone on the hood. >> The thing is she would have just gone. Simple. And then she she she played the I don't have to get out of this the car when I first got out with her. >> Just some marijuana. >> It's just a little tiny bit. This is all That's why she's acting the way she's acting. >> I was I didn't even know she had any >> I got you. But let me let me explain something, man. If it's just a blunt >> I know, bro. >> She would We would have just tooken it and destroyed it. But she's playing these games, dude. >> I know. But like the thing is a lot of people get their stuff from social media for no reason. They start acting the way they act. >> You did all that over some weed. >> You did all that over some weed. Don't talk to me. >> Do you want her to have her phone so she can call you? >> I just want her to call her family me. >> I got that. But she she's not going to be able to call anybody. She's going out to the jail. >> Instead of just taking a ticket and flushing the weed, her little mind games turned a minor slip up into a criminal record. Sitting in the back of that patrol car, Leslie started hurling insults at the officer's family. It was a complete collapse of both common sense and basic decency. >> You over here touching me a when I'm aing female and I asked for a woman to track me. >> They told us that to get out of the car and Leslie said for what? Because it smelled like weed and we weren't sure for what. But then and then Alzie had a bag a black bag that she took off with her and they were going to serve to she didn't want she didn't want to give them the black bag and they told her that that she was resisting. >> Yeah. You're going to go smoke that right with your ugly ass kids that I bet you got some ugly assing kids. >> Uh once they book her and do all the process she's going to have a bond which is going to be >> uh a,000 bucks which is what 50 but it's 10% of that. So what? >> 50 200 bucks. your sexy dumb gone. Am I going to be able toing leave or what? What the is going on? You're not even telling me. >> You're going to jail. >> Okay, then get on with it. What the are we still doing here, dumb? What are we still doing here? >> She had her bag and we were just say, "Hey, we got to search your bag as well." And she refused to give us the bag and everything. And then uh we placed her under arrest for resistance. That's resistant without violence. So basically it's like, "Hey, we're giving you a lawful order. You have to kind of comply." >> Joe, for what? for whating grandma weed >> for resisting. >> Huh? >> For resisting. >> For resisting what? Why did Iing resist? >> Um, she's going to jail essentially for resisting without violence. And she had like >> I'm pretty sure she was just more than anything scared of what was happening. >> But the but the problem was is that, you know, there's a certain way of like composing herself and kind of going through um I guess the steps of what we're doing. Uh, I don't know if she understood that or not, but she's going to jail today for resisting without violence. >> You You're just trying to find any reason. You >> Now you're going to jail for a felony. Congrat. >> I suppose when you're that embarrassed, you start lashing out just to feel better. It's classic narcissistic rage. needing to hurt someone else just to feel a little less pathetic and claw back some imaginary power while you're backed into a corner. >> Okay, >> I need you to put your hands on your back. >> What do you want from me? Leave you alone. I'm not doing to you anymore. Just leave me alone. I'm not doing nothing to anybody anymore. You got me locked up in this cage. >> You got me locked up in this cage. I'm not doing nothing and I can't get out. So leave me alone. >> Settle down. >> No, I'm already settled. handcuffs. I'm already >> There's no There's no changing what's going to happen today. >> Okay, then get on with it. >> I have to go back in handcuffs. >> And I have to finish my paperwork. >> No, I'm in a cage. I'm in a cage. I'm in a cage. >> You have to go back in >> I'm in a cage. You alreadying know I'm in a cage. I can't do nothing. I can't reach nobody here. >> You're probably going to have to. >> You already had me cuz Did you do your job wrong? Did you do your job wrong? God, I'm already here in a cage. Look at how red my hands are. >> Other hand, please. >> You guys are [ __ ] [ __ ] I didn't even do [ __ ] Did I ask you a question? That means you got arrested because I resisted. I didn't evening say to you, bro. >> I want to lock them so they don't get tighter on you. All right, no more spitting. Okay, if that shut the up. >> If that happens again, then we're going to put a mask on. >> I already know I'm done anyways. I'm done for. So, leave me alone. You think I give a >> In the end, she took a ride to jail to face charges of nonviolent resistance, battery on a law enforcement officer, and possession of marijuana. After her day in court, she walked away with 12 months of probation and a $3,500 bond to think about what she'd done. This couple was just the warm-up. The next case, well, that's the real gold medal for Audacity. On February 28th, 2024 in Illinois, a simple license plate issue kicked off a standoff that was tense from the word go. Instead of just being reasonable, the man and woman in the car chose to play it tough, treating the officers with nothing but pure defiance. And well, here's what happened next. All right. >> Hi, Nick Kerd. Legendary of things audio video recorder. The reason for the stop. Were you aware that the plates on the vehicle are suspended? >> You know, we just borrowed mom's car this morning. >> Uh, they're not suspended. >> They are. >> They've got Well, that's the thing. Hold on. We've been through this a 100red billion times um with several other police officers and we've done this a couple times. So they're not suspended. This is the there's that this is the entire year that's been paid up for >> listen let me explain something to you real quick. So you might have insurance on it right now, but there was a moment in time where the the in Okay, you might not know, but there was a period in time where the insurance lapsed and that's what the state is hitting you guys on. >> Okay. But it's already been talked to and taken care of by the DMV and still has not been changed in your system. That's what I am trying to explain. >> Okay. >> Is that it has already been taken care of. >> Do you have Do you have your driver's license? >> Yeah. All right. >> Yes. >> How much cannabis has been smoked recently? Because I can smell it coming out. >> There is no cannabis smoked in this car, sir. There there is a bag that I my husband carries his medical cannabis around in. >> Okay. >> Um I do have my Where's your ID for [ __ ] >> Do you have your ID on you? Good, sir. >> All right. You're all right. You're all right. We just left school. We are uh we go to school with Johnny Logan. >> Mar too have one by file. We just left Johnny Logan. We go to school there. You're doing an awful lot. >> I'm doing a awful lot. >> A little bit. I mean, >> no. No. I'm I'm doing standard practice. >> They kept insisting they'd borrowed the car from mom. A little fortress of an excuse they built to distance themselves from any responsibility. But we've seen this before. That kind of overconfidence is usually just a flashy smoke screen to hide something much bigger underneath. >> Okay, here's the deal. All right. I I try to give everybody respect, but I also advise them, you know, how it works with the law and everything like that. >> Um, secure open >> due to the fact that I can smell that. All right. Coming out of the vehicle, I just told you that there's a bag right here. >> I have an Illinois cannabis bag in my cannabis. It should be locked. >> Here's the deal. And if you guys can provide that medical card for me, that's one thing. If you want to follow me to my house, >> well, we won't do that. We won't do that >> because we are not in our own vehicle this morning. It's in my own vehicle at my own home. So, you are more than welcome to follow me. I live four blocks up the road. >> That's fine. Um, but understand that you guys can't have any type of cannabis that is easily accessible in the vehicle. Okay. >> Well, that's why it's supposed to be locked. I'm not sure why it's not locked, but I can assure you no one has been smoking in the car. You may be able to smell it through the bag. >> When I had to leave the school >> when you left the school. >> When I left the school. Before you got out here >> before I got out to the car. >> Follow me to my house. I'm not trying to run on you. You drive with me to my right over there. >> Confiscating what's left of my stuff. >> I'm going to take a look at >> Yeah. >> I mean, you can take us to the house. I forgot we were in our car. I thought that's what was. >> So, the way the law works, guys, is when you guys pick that up from the dispensary, you know how they keep it in the paper bag with the receipt and everything. >> I understand that, >> right? Um, it's supposed to be transported >> to the house and then you can obviously he can please follow me to my house to get the medical. >> Okay. But >> regardless of whether or not he's got the medical card. Okay. >> Regardless, it doesn't matter. They're going to push whatever issue they got right now. It's okay. >> All right. >> Then came the smell of marijuana cutting right through their web of lies like a hot knife through butter. The moment that lawabiding facade crumbled, the man suddenly bailed from the car and started resisting, turning a routine stop into a highstakes confrontation. Hey, don't don't don't >> Hey, I can stand up. Stand up. Look, dude. I need some air. I need some air. You've got to stop doing this [ __ ] man. Just let me officer, will you intercept with this? My hands will stay up. Can you just let me stand? Please let me just stand up. >> I'm not walking anywhere with you. I don't trust you. You can keep those on. I've done nothing wrong here, guys. You're doing this wrong, buddy. You're doing this wrong. >> You're doing sit back in your car. >> My husband is a veteran of the United States. I am not going to subject to you guys treating him this way. >> This is absolutely right. >> Look, you're laying on my body. I cannot move. I am not pushing. Would you stop pushing? >> Would you stop pushing and I'll do what you ask. Get your Please get your hands up. Get your head behind your back, man. Oh [ __ ] What the [ __ ] >> man? I can't in front of me. >> Hands behind your back punch. What the what the man? >> Get your hands behind your back now. >> I can't. You're laying on me. >> You are laying on the son of a dude. Mommy, please. Please. Please. I'm trying to >> Why are you doing >> Why did you punch me? >> Get your hand behind your back. help. >> He actually started shouting about being assaulted, a classic move to cover up his own aggression. And when his wife jumped in, clinging to him like that, it turned an arrest into a dangerous, senseless scuffle. It's amazing how people can feed off each other's bad energy like that. >> What? >> You just put a dropping stuck on her pot. It's not even a gram of queen, man. It's not even a >> medical. You better pull that video. >> You better pull video on it. Oh [ __ ] boy. >> American veteran. He fought the country. >> I didn't do this. >> I held my hands in the air. >> I didn't put a hand to either one of the >> [ __ ] you didn't. >> I get boy. Why is he doing this [ __ ] >> Why are you doing this [ __ ] >> That's fine. You can send him. >> No, I am not with him. Sir, would you please handle me? Please, please. I am begging you off as an officer on the scene. I'm demanding this personal treatment. You guys are giving me the >> Would you get this guy off of me? He's doing as much as he can. Even in handcuffs, the wife wouldn't back down, denying she ever resisted and demanding to know why she was being arrested. Their real shock didn't come from their own behavior. It came from the realization that their imaginary power doesn't mean a thing when the law actually shows up. >> Daddy or what, boy? I'll give you a hug if you'll stop punching me and treat me like a goddamn piece of [ __ ] I got him spread, man. >> Yeah, we're good. >> He wouldn't get out. >> We get him out. >> He jumps out >> and she >> and I tried to have him walk to the thing. Nope. I'm standing right here. And then she lunged out, wrapped up him. Miranda, >> you have the right to remain silent. Anything you think can be used. >> I'm going to jail. Why am I going to jail? >> Let me Miranda you first. >> I'm not getting Miranda until I know the reason that I'm going to jail. Sir, I want >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you. You're really going to watch him do this? No. >> You have the right to attorney prison? >> I have no reason to go to jail, sir. I've done nothing wrong. Afford to hire an attorney. >> Presented to you free of any cost by the state of Illinois. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Resisting obstructing. >> How am I resisting? Right now I am. Yes, I'm resisting you shutting the door. I didn't obstruct any justice and I didn't resist it. >> Both of them took a trip to jail to face charges of drug possession and resisting or obstructing a peace officer. Now in Illinois, that could mean up to a year behind bars and a $2,500 fine. It makes you wonder if she hadn't spent the whole time playing the victim and egging him on, would this whole painful mess have even happened? Leave a comment below and tell me what you think. If you thought that was stubborn, just wait. This next Florida couple took things to a whole new level of criminal. On March 25th, 2025, down in Florida, a couple turned the highway into a literal battlefield, frantically tossing their belongings into the middle of traffic. They claimed they were casting off some kind of curse. But let's be real, the truth behind that bizarre behavior was far more unsettling. >> Hi, what's going on? >> Hello. >> Is everything okay? >> My inhaler. >> All right. Can you do me a favor and hang out over here real quick? Go ahead and talk to the I'll stay right there by you. >> Just watch where we're walk. Watch a cigarette. Watch a cigarette. Hold on. >> Looking for my inhaler. >> Um, that's what we're doing right now. Yeah, I was >> okay. >> Um, somebody called in and said you guys were fighting and arguing. >> Well, we were fighting and then, you know, >> trying to tear up the damn car. Sorry my language. Trying to clear up the damn car to find the freaking inhaler because she's like basically having a panic anxiety attack. So, I'm s going >> Excuse my lingo. >> It's all right. We We've heard worse. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you need medical attention? No, I I just need it's a >> married dating together. Like what? Who is this person to you? >> We're complicated. >> On to again off again. >> Basically almost married. >> Be you have a wallet. She has a purse. >> I have my wallet. Uh I have my wallet. Um >> I don't want that. Maybe you know it's one of her. >> I can get it for you if you want me to. >> It's a one of our pairs of shorts. >> Can you go ahead and grab your ID for me? What? >> You wouldn't have your hers in your wallet, would you? >> Yeah, that's what I'm going to put that one. >> I was in the car accident like not even a whole month ago. >> Might be your that one. >> Oh, here's the match right here. Ah, >> nice. >> You good? >> Okay. >> I can't walk down. Babe, >> do you have like a medical issue that caused you to >> I got into a car accident on March 7th. Okay. Sorry, I wasn't understanding. >> Okay, let's let's carefully walk you over. Let's get over to the sidewalk so we're away from traffic. >> Do you need help? >> Okay. >> Instead of just owning up to the drugs, they tried to fake a medical emergency to fish for sympathy. It's a classic move. The second she felt her control slipping away, she reached for frailty as a weapon. What's wrong with her foot? >> She got a car accident on May 7th. She's been jacked up. Took her off for her birthday weekend, but she still has >> So, what? She has a foot or leg injury? >> Uh, backed down neck, jacked up her leg, jacked up her arms, and got she sitting at the light. And then while they were going, the guy decided to go like this. Little teenage kid driving his dad's beer. I got her to call Morgan and Morgan a week later. Her lawyer wasn't doing anything. Like, did you call your lawyer? Uh, they're closed. Okay. Today was verbal only. Nothing physical? >> No. And everything. Yeah. >> The other question I have is between your ailments and the asthma attack or whatever. Are you okay to drive? >> Oh, I'm He's driving. >> He He can drive. >> Oh, he's the driver. >> Cuz you were in the you were in the driver's seat when we got here. >> Yeah, cuz I was looking in the cubby hole. He can't look I can't look this way. >> Okay. I can't twist that way. I have orthopedic appointment on 31st. I have a spine doctor's appointment on the second and I have a chiropractor appointment on Thursday. I can't turn this way. I can turn this way. I can't I can't go this way at all. >> And where specifically were you guys coming from? >> Uh Ball Street, right? Street area. >> Mhm. What were you guys doing down there? >> Are you guys going to be okay to travel the rest of the way back home together? >> Did we get this out of our system? >> Yes. >> How bad the backyard is. on the line. >> Well, she did say that she was at Pat Tuesdays, but he said that he wasn't. And I don't smell anything. >> I didn't smell anything her. He said he smelled it when she was when he was down he was down under her >> but him not smelling. >> No, I I don't smell anything. >> She started rattling off doctor's appointments like a grocery list, trying to hide behind the patient label to wash away her guilt, but their nerves gave them away. That twitchy behavior told the whole story. A story that was clumsily hidden right there in the trunk. >> I'm just concerned more like I mean I know you said you had a couple of drinks, but I'm more concerned about like your pain tolerance and like if you have to slam on the brakes or something, you may not be able to. It's going to be a safety issue. >> So, do you have a valid driver's license? >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah. No, you do. I checked you out. Um Yeah. Let's clean up your stuff and let's go. Okay. >> Let's not do this on the side of the road anymore. >> Okay. Really? >> I'm going to kick this over to you. I was going to bring it back here so you didn't have to come here to the side of the road. Oh. Oh. Ow. Ow. Ow. So, you're here, right? What's that? >> I borrow your hand. Oh, >> hop back in the passenger side. I don't want you on the highway. Do >> you have anything in the car that I need to know about that? Do you mind if I check? Yes. No. >> Okay. All right. Gloves. >> And what? Anything? Maybe mushrooms. >> That possibly could be or it could just be like a natural mushroom tea. It >> wasn't in a container with any subtle sense of the behavior. Where were they? >> In the shoe box that's in there. >> Are these shrimps? >> Yeah. >> Eric, right now you guys are both playing and I'm not sure why it's on the car. So, I need to ask you guys to watch. >> Okay. Well, damn. >> Let's walk in down here. >> Yeah. We're going to go down here. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I have to read this to you. Okay. So, you have the right to me. >> Yeah. >> Can you tell me what that is? It's in a white little bag. Poperri or leaves? >> Why would we have a little tea bag full of poperri or leaves? >> I don't know. I'll talk to you. >> Okay. Um I'm pretty sure that's the tea bag from the restaurant Warner in Orlando. >> Even when the evidence was staring him in the face, he still tried to dress it up as some kind of high-end merchandise to fool the officers. But any hope of talking his way out of it died the moment the cold hard truth was pulled straight from his pocket. >> I I can't sit too long. I can't stand too long. That's what I'm saying. I don't even know. Like I think you got this. >> It's It's all right. We'll just Let's We're all here. There's no running. >> I need to give these to you, okay? Cuz I need to figure out what it is that I found in the back of your car. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. >> Looking thing full of like an organic material. What is that material? We got a picture of it. >> I have no clue. >> It's in the car that you guys are driving around in. >> I have no [ __ ] clue. >> It looks like mushrooms to me. If it is, then god damn. Let me try that. >> Okay. So, whose shoe box is that? >> Oh my god. >> Is it yours or his? >> Ours. It's flowers. It's flowers. >> Oh my god. Yes. >> Get them years ago. The first time I ever asked him about flowers. >> That doesn't look like flowers to me. >> That man has never even done this. >> Right. But >> I've never >> Okay. >> No, we >> cuz because he's telling you something completely different than what you're telling me. >> I don't do shows. I never have done but wanted to. So, I mean, it's definitely not flowers. So, what is it? >> Not a clue. >> Not a clue. >> Not a clue. Thank you. >> That's not flowers. >> Uh, I have no goddamn clue. I have no [ __ ] clue. I have no clue. >> No, that doesn't even look like a tea bag. And my kids do sweet tea. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Right here. Right here. Stop. Right there. Drop your drop it. No. That's not going to be able to put That's as far as I can go. >> She's not going to be able to put her arms together. That's fine. >> That's what I'm saying. Double cuff. Oh, >> yeah. Here, >> Jenny. Do you have two pairs? >> Yeah, I do. >> Then survival instinct kicked in. She was ready to throw her partner of 11 years under the bus just to save her own skin. The moment those handcuffs clicked over a decade of loyalty evaporated in a heartbeat. It just goes to show how fragile these bonds really are. >> My car. >> All right. And maybe we can refresh your memory a little bit. Let's go. You have a broken back. You need to be healing and not coming to Key West and doing drugs. Come on. Keep unlocked. I have myself or you guys aren't capable of like picking up and just throw me in there. Go backwards. All right. It's no different than getting in and out of your car. So, you can do it. >> Um I don't do this. Would it be weird if you picked up my that one leg? >> I'm going to stand you up for just a second. I'm going to fix these cuffs. >> What could it be? >> I have no clue. I promise on anything. I want this in a cup or but he's never even syrup in his life. That's why that's that wasn't in the box. >> But both of you are exhibiting abnormal behavior. >> This is a cigarette pack. That was >> what we got. What we got? >> That was in his right front. >> I got enough for the cocaine. >> That was pooping and strong. where >> he's cigarette. >> Have you ever seen him do cooking before? >> Is there anything else in the car we need to be aware of? >> See, you guys are fine as I don't even know. >> I'll be honest. Time money. I'll split it with you. >> In your car or his car? >> Do you know what he told me? The magical Coke fairy came and put it in his pocket. Okay. I'm not buying this. I'm not buying that either one of you didn't know that there was Coke in the cigarette pack that's in your car. >> Right. So, >> did he ask you? Well, you've already told us three times that he's never smoked cigarettes a day in his life. >> So So then the cigarettes are yours then? >> Uh, yes. The one that I >> So the cigarette pack is yours. >> It's a Marvel menthol. >> Bad liar. Bad liar. >> Marvel menthol smooth hundreds versus Marvel menthol hundreds are two different ones. The one I was smoking was a Marvel. >> A deeper search turned up cocaine straws and a stash of other drugs in Samantha's purse. Both took a ride to the Monroe County Jail. 47-year-old Eric Shaw is facing felony cocaine possession and disorderly conduct, while 37-year-old Samantha Leehy is looking at a whole laundry list of charges, including possession of controlled substances and marijuana. If convicted, they're facing up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Now, don't go anywhere because this next pair of road rage troublemakers is going to leave you absolutely speechless. On October 19th, 2025, a simple broken tail light sparked a standoff right in the middle of the street. Instead of just playing ball, the couple in that black Buick decided to get combative, digging themselves into a hole 10 times deeper than they needed to. And here's the kicker. >> Hey, can you roll out his back window for me right quick? I'm sorry, I can't hear much. Can you just roll down his back window for me? >> Just so I can see inside the car real quick. Sorry about that. >> Okay. Yeah, if you just keep it down for me. It's just a safety thing. That's all. I just don't like walking past people I can't see. That's all. Ain't no big deal. You're not going to shoot back or nothing, right? That's all. Say what now? Okay. Hi, I'm Dan the sheriff. So I just got body care. The reason I'm sorry is because there's no tail lights on the back of the car. No play lights or nothing. What's that all about? >> They just told me when I was up here. >> Oh, okay. Ain't no big deal. Just like a wiring issue or something. Okay, cool. >> Just a black car in the middle of the night. I don't want you getting hit or something. >> Oh, where you guys headed? >> About to go home. >> Yeah. Like where's that at though? >> Over there by pick. >> Oh, okay. She'll be on like lit lit roads the whole way. You ain't going down no like country roads where someone's going to freaking run in the back of you. No big deal. Okay, cool. You got driver license insurance on you, ma'am. >> Thank you. And you said it's your car. You got insurance for it somewhere. >> You just got to find on your phone or something. >> Okay. No big deal. Just go inside the car. Uh I'll just get you a quick warning for the lights and then whenever I come back up here, I'll just take a look at it. Okay. >> Yep. You can um you can roll up the windows if it's if it's Oh, yep. >> April to Okay. For another like another week or so. Okay. Cool. >> Okay. Cool. Just go and hang tight. Uh I'll be right back with you guys. I'll get you out of here. Okay. That Buick right there is running pills and weed. All right. So, three people in the car. female driver. I'm going to pull her out. If you just want to watch, there's one guy in the back seat on this side and one the RO's in the front pass. He's drunk and already kind of arguing about it. >> The officer's gut instinct picked up on the scent of illegal cargo almost immediately. What started as a polite traffic stop quickly turned into a highstakes felony investigation. A classic game of cat and mouse between a sharpeyed lawman and a very guilty looking amateur. >> You just want to come back here real quick? I'll get you this paperwork and get you guys out of here. I don't I got to get out. >> Yeah. >> For the paperwork. >> Yeah. >> Just tell the truth. What are y'all doing? That doesn't make sense. >> Just come on back here. I'll give you the paperwork and then we'll run. We'll I'm going to go over a few things and we'll get you guys out of here. Okay. >> You're going to tell the truth and then >> because I'm tell her why she's stepping out there. She's going to >> I mean that's what I started with. >> Yeah. Usually >> it'll all make sense when I talk to you. >> Why she's getting out there, she's gonna comply. >> It's cold. >> You tell her why she's getting out there. She's going to comply. >> Cuz I'm going to investigate a few more things, okay? And I'm going to give you this paperwork. >> It's nothing to >> It's not an option. I'm telling you to get out or you go to jail. Those are your options. >> Jill for what? >> For not getting out of the car. >> And you're going to get sued, dumbass. >> Do you want to get out of her jail without taking me? >> I bet you don't take her to jail without taking Y assa can since he's >> Hey, you're going to >> just stay with her. Stay with her. Stay with her. >> Tell me why she get out the car. >> You're getting out of the car. >> Tell me why she's getting out the car. >> Step out. Get out. [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] >> You're going to get tased. No. Get on your face. >> Get on your face. >> Flip him towards you. Adam, we're fine. Keep her. >> The man was so intoxicated he started treating the officer like some kind of invading enemy rather than someone just doing their job. It was a total social suicide. A complete break from reality that turned a minor fix it ticket into a personal catastrophe. >> Why you couldn't give me an explanation, bro? >> That was that simple, bro. >> A citizen, bro. >> What the Y'all thought that taser was going to do something here? Just watch this. >> That [ __ ] was weak. That taser that taser wasn't [ __ ] back. >> I could have really did something. Now we pass. I asked a simple question. >> Right here. Right here. Simple, bro. >> Right along, bro. >> Stop. >> Right along though. >> That's a simple question. >> No, I don't have nothing. >> I simple. I ask you a simple question, bro. >> I know. >> I don't I don't do this. >> I don't owe you. And I don't owe you an explanation. Why? >> But you're not going to start reaching your back saying, "Watch what bag?" >> Whatever's in your hand. You said >> what bag, >> dumbass. >> Whatever's in. >> Y'all, we can >> I hope y'all know that. We can >> both of y'all. >> Turn around. >> His hand's empty. >> Get in the car. >> You're under arrest. >> I don't get arrest. >> All right, ma'am. Go ahead and get on back here. >> Stop touching me. >> The [ __ ] I've been complying. >> Well, you haven't. Why do you want me to move? I don't want to get this, sir. Go. >> Okay. Come over here. What did I do? >> You really didn't do much, but >> that's what I'm saying. I tried to calm him down. >> I know you didn't. I appreciate it. I did I didn't recognize that. Okay. He's obviously drunk and escalating for whatever reason. >> Driving them home. >> I know. And I appreciate that. I take it. Are you a sober one here or the car? The lights were messed up and we just found out. That's why I chose to drive. We were probably going to get pulled over, >> right? I know. I seen you guys in the parking lot. You seen me. You went the other way. I know. These two were professional victims pointing fingers at everyone else just to avoid the truth. In the end, the woman wasn't looking for forgiveness. She was just putting on a clumsy performance to try and dodge any shred of personal responsibility. >> That's why I stopped for no lights. Right. >> Right. So, why did I have to get out? Why did it just escalate like that? >> Well, because I also smell the odor of cannabis coming from me. >> Okay. So, search the car. You just said that. You just said get out. Like, that's giving us suspicion vibes. You could have just said that. That's why he crashed out like that. You could have just said you wanted to search the car. We would have got out. Legend search the car. >> Or you throw it and drive and take off. Cuz that's happened to me before as well. >> I don't know. Drive off. >> I just don't know. >> I was about to get out. >> Listen, I know. But from my perspective, I don't know you. >> And at the end of the day, if the cops tell you to do something, you do it. >> That's what we're going to do. Is there a little bit of weed in the car or what? >> There's No, we haven't smoked. We just left the [ __ ] bar. >> Is there Are there any weapons in the vehicle? >> No. >> Why is he saying watch this and then grabbing at whatever? just got drunk and cashing out. >> He just got fired. He's just over stimulated. He's just It's just too much for him right now. He doesn't have anything. He's not going to do anything. He's just mad and angry. That's it. That's all. >> All right. And I seen that you were trying to talk him down and I appreciate that. But >> sometimes when people are that drunk, they're just they're just going to do whatever. Okay. >> So, just go ahead and hang tight. Um like I said, I just have a traffic warning for you. If there's a little bit of weed in there, I don't care. We'll stomp it out and that's that. Okay. Just a little bit. We don't have like a pound of weed. put on me dead bodies in the trunk. >> Okay, >> I I understand it was probably scary. I apologize. Let's just take a deep breath. >> Grab me and push me down to the ground. I didn't even do anything. >> It's fine. It's fine. You grab my arm. >> Let's just take a few deep breaths. >> Pull me down. >> Let's take a few deep breaths. Um >> what do you need me to do? >> This guy's just keep She can just stand over here. Calm down. We're going to start soon and get everybody out of here. Now the law only cares about facts, not your feelings. Meanwhile, the third man in the back refused to budge, clinging to his invincibility like it was a shield. A dangerous little delusion to have when the police are standing right there. Come on, man. I ain't got to step away. >> Say what now? >> I got to step off. >> Dude, did you see what just happened to last guy? Just hop out. We're not trying I'm We're trying to get you guys home. This sweet girl right here is scared out of her mind. This guy already escalated everything. We don't need you to escalate things. Let's just search >> cuz we're about to search car that smells like weed. >> I cannot do that. That's >> we can. Do you want to be forced out as well? Man, >> you can't touch me, bro. >> I I 100% can step out. >> I don't care. Step out. >> Come on, man. >> I'm asking you and I'm telling you to step out. >> Cuz I ain't got nothing. >> Will you please step out of the vehicle? >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. We're going to have to stop you. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Adam, calm down. >> Got him. >> That [ __ ] soft. >> And you now >> I'm going to jail already. I don't give no You're a [ __ ] >> If you want to get out the jail tonight, you need to come. >> I'm getting out of jail regardless, dumbass. you talking about? We're going to throw you in the show. >> You took me out my car for no reason. Stupid. I don't I'm not coming [ __ ] down. I got everything on record. >> I knew you took me out my car for what? >> Whatever. Y'all soft as hell and I let take me down. I could have really did that to >> walk away from you. call me. Call me. >> In the end, both men took a trip to jail. The main suspect in the passenger seat was hit with felony charges, resisting with violence, battery on an officer, and disorderly conduct. If convicted, he's looking at 2 to 5 years and a $5,000 fine. The guy in the back got tagged for resisting and faces a $1,000 fine, while the woman walked away with marijuana possession and obstruction, landing her 12 months of probation. Being difficult is a choice. And this next couple, well, they chose the ultimate self-destruction package. On November 14th, 2023, a Clark County officer witnessed a truly heartbreaking moment. A speeding Dodge Charger struck and killed a helpless little dog. Instead of stopping, the driver just floored it, leaving a haunting scene behind. But let me tell you, Justice has a way of catching up. >> Oh man, I don't know what to do. Let's get him in a car if y'all if y'all want him to >> down. Look at that. >> I know. >> I think he's kind. >> I think so. >> I think Hey, I'll be right back. I think they might have got the car. Hey, I'm Sergeant with Den Clark County Police Department. >> How are y'all doing tonight? Okay. So, cuz y'all happen to be the vehicle that just fled from one of my officers and hit a dog down the road. >> Oh, nice. >> Okay. Cuz y'all sure are coming from the same area and everything like that. Do you have your ID on you? >> We did a little circle. Okay. I >> I know. I saw y'all. >> Oh, yeah. >> Wasn't you? Okay. Hm. Okay. 45 central. I do believe this is going to be them damage on the front. I got the registered owner and another black male in the front seat. So, where's the big old dent on the front of your car come from if it wasn't y'all to hit the dog? >> Man, I hit a tree 3, four, five, six months ago, man. >> Hit a tree. >> That's a tree. >> Okay. >> Where y'all coming from? >> Where before that? Where's his house? >> Right there on on uh right here, man. >> No. Right behind uh y'all. >> No. Did you all drive on? >> Okay. Give me just a second. >> They honestly thought they could just stare down the truth and make it blink. But that driver's seat was still warm from the real culprit. That frantic little switcheroo they pulled wasn't just a lie. It was the desperate last gasp of a failed getaway. >> They hit the dog here. Yeah. >> So if they did this, looped back around and came right back out. That's straight out the Circle K. That's the Circle K lot. >> Yeah, that's true. >> So that's what I'm saying. Like the the route is perfect, but I mean it's hard to 100% uh put them on it. >> I want to see if Circle K is Cameron's Cameron's. I've got a good ID on him. >> I found him. >> ID on him. >> Yeah, I found him and her. Odds are he was driving and they swapped when they got out at Circle. >> That's what I think. >> Yeah, >> you have the right to remain silent. >> He's very He's very front passenger is very mouthy. He's very, you know, being, you know, man, you ain't got to pro you ain't got to tell them nothing. I promise him nothing. >> Do you understand those rights? I have some questions for you. Are you okay to answer them? >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. So, >> me, too, cuz you know what? >> What's up? >> I just got off of work. Yeah, >> we came I stay in Wer. >> Yeah, >> we came to Athens to drop his nephew out on the way back up to my house. He said, "Stop by my house so we can let them to outrun the police." >> Okay. So, >> I just I got off to work. I work with traditional high. >> So, what I'm concerned about is I'm not concerned that you ran from the police. I'm concerned that he was driving. >> Oh, no. >> He wasn't driving at any time. >> No. >> Okay. So, when I What's up? I was just looking at my Google map to see where my location are cuz like I really don't got time like I ain't did nothing. >> So when when I go pull the camera footage from Circle K, who's going to be in the driver's seat? >> Me >> the entire time pulling in and pulling out. >> Okay. You all didn't swap seats at any point. Okay, >> let me I'm going to pull something up on my phone and I want you to try and show me something the best you can. There's a big dent in the front splitter in the center, but I haven't looked under the car. >> Oh man, they have for those bald ass tires, too. >> Yeah, but also it's a pain in the butt to try to get to the driver seat from the passenger side of a Charger. >> That's a good point. >> I mean, it's it's pretty deep down in there in that console high. And he's not he's not short. Oh, he is pretty short, but he's he's 5'9. >> The woman tried her best to play the model citizen, but her own body betrayed her. You can say whatever you want with a straight face, but those trembling hands told the real story. That kind of shaking only comes from one thing. The sheer weight of knowing you're caught. >> So, let me just explain what's going on. >> I don't >> And uh I just want I'm going to pull up Google Maps right here on my phone and I just want you to let me know >> which path you took. Atlanta Highway is right here. That blue street. All right. And this is how you pull into his neighborhood right there. Can you show me where you went from there? >> Yeah. I don't know. >> So, couplet or couplet's right here. >> So, how did you get there from Atlanta Highway? >> Um, Sam's Club is >> I'll show you from this way. So, you're driving this way. >> Mhm. >> How do you get there? >> Whatever street they go behind the Nissan, we went behind. >> Yeah. So, you turn onto that road. Did you make any turns after that? >> No, we went straight to his house. >> So, I told you you can go get my phone. >> Okay. Uh, where's your phone at? >> Okay. Do you care if I check the map data? >> No. >> Okay, that's okay with you. >> Yeah, I ain't got no reason. >> I see like these, but there's no the dog. >> The dog's going to die. >> She asked me to come get her phone. >> This yours? Okay. Can you pull it up for me? See, look. I was trying to pull up the Google map then. >> Yeah. >> Your location where you can include info about your location. Where do I go? >> You want me to see it? Have it off? >> Dang. >> Yeah. Um, do you have like uh Apple Maps or whatever? >> I don't know. I never have to check. >> It don't have the history for you. >> You care if I check it just cuz you're shaking. You're cold. Sometime >> I saw y'all driving down Atlanta Highway the opposite way of me. >> Oh no, that wasn't you. You know it's a thousand damn cars now. >> Well, you said >> it was when did you call your son? >> Circle K sitting at the store. I was like, how I make sure he was in the truck. >> Okay. >> I just don't want no >> But y'all just pulled up to Circle K, right? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Meanwhile, the man refused to get out of the car, choosing self-destruction just to keep up some phony sense of control. It's pathetic, really. He'd rather face a jail cell just to keep looking tough than act like a decent, law-abiding, grown man. >> Come on. >> What's up? >> You step out. >> For what? >> Cuz I told you to. >> What's the reason? I have a reason. >> No, I don't. Pennsylvania versus me is United States Supreme Court case law allows me to take you out. >> I got to get out. >> I got to talk to you outside of the car. >> For what? You can talk to you talking to me now. >> No, I I'd prefer for you to be outside the car. I can't see in because the window tent I don't feel safe. So I need you just so I need you to step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> You want to lock me up? >> I'm going to if you don't listen to me. Yes. >> All right. Come on out. You're under arrest. 1095 with a passenger essential. They didn't want to listen. >> You got to listen. You do got to listen to the law. You can't lock me up if nothing ain't being. >> You're obstructing my investigation. >> All right, bet. Lock me on up. >> Put your belly up against right there. >> Why is he so apprehensive? >> Okay. >> By pulling him out. >> He was fine with me in the car. >> We have We have the right to ask you out of the car. I mean, he wouldn't be said he just would have got out. >> I literally just wanted to talk to him outside cuz I can't see in the windows cuz they're so dark. >> That That's literally it. >> Trying to trip out. So, was he driving or not? Cuz he's already going to jail. So, I I need to know if he was driving. >> No. Honest to God. On my four kids and my grandbaby. >> Okay. So, when I go check these cameras, you're going to be in the driver's seat. >> Yes. >> Promise me. >> I swear to God. >> Okay. Cuz somebody's dog is dead now. >> And this is the only white charger that came through there. >> What kind of work I do? >> What? >> Hostage. You know what I had a patient do today? Yeah. Die. >> Yeah. I I get that. It's a sad day when a woman is willing to throw away her own honor for a man who doesn't even have the spine to stand up for himself. His cowardice eventually turned into a stream of foul-mouthed insults from the back of the patrol car. Just a hollow attempt to find a little pride in the middle of a total disgrace. >> So, did I work smartest mother? >> Did I work the uh did I work your accident report then? >> I don't know what you worked. >> You remember me? >> You don't know what you're doing when you work. You talking about >> that what it looked like to me. Uh, okay. >> The dude that who actually hit the dog getting away. Y'all over here with us? >> Oh, you didn't want to listen to police? >> I wouldn't give a damn. Let's go. Let's go. >> No, we're going to sit here for a minute. >> I would We can stay all night. I I don't I got forever. I don't got nothing to do. >> Awesome. >> My [ __ ] paid for. Everything good. I sit here all night. >> You have the right to remain silent. You can use it if you'd like. >> I don't I can talk when I want to take mother to go to jail. I don't give a about that [ __ ] wrong with you. Your goddamn mind. I don't bow down to nothing. Y'all eat a dick and that's on big God. Allahbar must be your wife. That what it is. >> What >> what it is your wife with a big dick. That what going on? Why you me got to be got to be >> You think they going to bother me going to jail? You going to lost your goddamn rabbit m >> I don't want to take you to jail. I'd rather not deal with any of this. I >> I I'm just being straight with you. You got to understand from my perspective and I'm trying to understand from your perspective. So to understand from your perspective, you're >> thought I switched seats at the store. >> I think he switched seats at his house and I think you're fending for him. I'm being genuine with you. That's what I think. All right. >> Why would I Why would we even do that when he could have just got away from him? That don't make sense. >> Cuz Cuz every single person I've ever had run from me never just tries to get away. They always go somewhere right down the street because they think they're smart and that we're not going to look for them there. And that's just what happens. Now, I I'm being honest. I cannot picture somebody like you running over somebody's dog, smashing his head in, and then just leaving. I can't. All right. In the end, he was hauled off to jail for obstruction and leaving the scene of an accident. He made bail the next morning for $5,700, but he's still looking at potential jail time or probation. But don't go far. Next up, we have a case of pure arrogance meeting a very nononsense officer. And trust me, a ticket was the least of their worries. On July 14th, 2025, a simple unbuckled seat belt led to a ridiculous little game of musical chairs right under the officer's nose. Thinking they could outsmart the law with a clumsy seat swap, this couple only managed to dig themselves into a much deeper hole. >> Hello. >> You were driving? >> I was driving? Yeah. Are you sure about that? >> I'm 100% sure. Yeah. You have your license? Because I seen you driving without a seat belt. >> Do you have your license? >> I don't have a driver's license. >> You don't have a driver's license cuz you guys just switched. >> Are you positive we just switch? >> Yep, I am. >> Can I see camera that you saw switch >> when you pulled in? >> Is there a camera that Can you show that camera to see your switch? >> Listen, I'm not going to argue with you. >> There's no reason to argue. >> So you're getting loud with me. I'm telling you you switched. Okay. license, sir. >> I do not I have ID number. I give you my >> Okay, I'll be right back with you. >> I have a real my >> step out, brother. >> It's a real huh what? >> No, it's a suspended license. Put your hands up on the car for me. >> Suspended? I My license is suspended. >> Put your hands on the car, brother. You seriously got to take me to jail for suspended license? >> Yes, sir. >> Come on, man. It's my first time, brother. >> Stay in the car for me, ma'am? >> Stay in the car. >> Hey, Ryan. >> I'm pregnant. Hey, Ryan. I'm pregnant. >> You're dead. >> I'm currently getting incarcerated right now. The police officer. >> Can I smoke again? >> Yes. >> Just relax. Okay. >> Yeah. He said he saw me switch driver. >> You had a pregnant girl there was pregnant. >> Seriously, man. There is no proof, man. >> Can I get a sergeant? >> Yeah. Can I please get a sergeant here, please? Can I please get a sergeant? Cuz there is no proof he saw me driving. >> Okay, back here. >> You need to calm down first. >> You know, when people get caught red-handed, they usually cling to some fake moral high ground to cover their tracks. Are they demanding to see the dash cam footage? That wasn't about finding the truth. It was just a desperate attempt to see exactly how much the officer had on them. >> Cigarette. >> Can I see proof? >> Dude, you drive every day. Every day I see you driving the car. >> Can I see proof? >> And today you switched. >> Can I see? >> That's too nice and >> seriously man. >> Okay. >> Is that anywhere I can see? Please, man. >> That's something I look into. >> And I notic I noticed you've been having it out for me, bro. You've been watching. >> I never I don't have it out for you. >> You do. You've been watch You the one that kicked me out of that hotel cuz my kids were a nuisance. >> Hear me out for a second. You always drive that car. So don't lie to my face. I do. You always drive. >> But today I wasn't. Today I'm telling you I was not driving today. >> I was not driving today. Boss, >> how? Bro, I was not driving today. >> I have hurt you in the driver's seat of the car with no seat belt on. >> Can I get a sergeant here, please? >> Yep. This is a hereby, man. Like, you're really going to incarcerate me and have me spend money that I don't have, man. My my literally, man. I have kids, bro. I don't have >> fun, man. >> You just shouldn't be driving. Simple as that. Okay. >> I wasn't driving today. >> So, how you doing, Sergeant? You probably said this ain't going to go well anyways, man. >> Tyan, she's going to make accessories to this. harass you too. >> Just calm down and record everything. Please, if you're on the phone, if you're on the phone with Ryan, >> can you please uh see if he could bomb me out or something? I don't know. Will I have a bomb? >> Yeah, $500. >> So, he said my bond will be $500. So, I guess with $50, I don't >> The minute the evidence becomes undeniable, a manipulator will always turn around and attack the messenger. The way that woman jumped right in with the same defiant attitude tells you everything you need to know. They're two peas in a pod using aggression to mask their own mistakes. >> He say she say he say he saw me switch, bro. I was not driving. >> Yeah, I observed you without your seatelt on. Have a seat belt. >> I want to see video proof. >> Okay. >> I'm fighting this in. >> So she's cognitive, right? Ma'am, let me chat with you for a minute. >> Okay. So, you're going to be charged with obstruction. So, place your hands like this for switching. Okay. >> Um, I'm being charged. >> So, put your hands like this, ma'am. >> Ma'am, to this corner. Right here. Right here. >> Yeah. Yeah. Watch. We're taking it to court. Just stop. Do we're taking it to court. >> That's what everybody says. It's okay. >> That's what everybody says. It's okay. I'mma take it to court. I'mma take it to court. I'mma take you to court. We're going to court. >> We're going to court. >> Let's do it. >> 11 delta 71 center. >> His phone's up here. Don't take it with me. memorize it when I get to it. >> Can I have a 1081 by rotation? >> Relax once everybody relax. >> I'm pregnant. I am a high risk. I can't also make it more complicated. So, I'm trying to relax just for my baby. >> Okay, you all take a deep breath and then we'll we'll be able to talk. >> They don't care about the pregnancy. They don't care about nothing. Let's just get taking a course. That's God though. He's just trying to tell them >> to speak. I am allowed to. I I didn't do nothing wrong. It's fine. I I'm taking this to court. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Nope. I didn't do I am pregnant. I am 33 weeks pregnant. This is crazy. They're saying we jumped. I jumped. Come on. Be real for real. >> It happens. >> Behind that hardworking mother act. she was putting on was a legal reality she just refused to face. She tried to use motherhood as a bargaining chip with the law, as if living a normal life somehow puts you above the basic rules of safety. Honey, it just doesn't work that way. >> He's stating that he's actually dead though when he's just trying to speak. That's probably a handcuff. What the I got to do. >> It's going to get towed, but we're not impounding it. >> Where are you towing it to? Uh, should be CNS off of Shadic. What's the number? >> And her mom can't take it. >> We already got a toe coming. And she's not with another person, right? That's the only adult there. >> But I mean, she could drive the car and have um her husband or her daughter come back and pick up her car. >> Yeah. No, we're going to tell it. Okay. What's the number? >> Man, I don't have it like that, man. Please. >> Can you just cut me? >> You just lied to my Can you just cut me that, please? >> At least be honest with me. >> Can you? And then I would work with you. >> I'm sorry about that. Honestly speaking, man, >> what? >> I am sorry about that. >> You made me look like the wrong in in the wrong ear. And I know I'm not gonna lie. >> I've dealt with you plenty of times and I know you're a upfront person. I know that for a fact. >> I would never lie on this person. You know that. >> Listen, you dealt with me with Officer Brown and Officer I know for a I know you're a upfront person. >> Yeah, I am. >> That is my fault. I am so sorry about that. >> But I do not have the money to get my car out, man. Oh, >> I barely work, man. I work three, four times a month. >> All right. Well, now since you're being honest with me and you admitted to switching, I'll cancel it. Okay. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to cancel the record because he's admitting that he switched >> and he's being Delta 71. >> Yes, I have her mom right here at the moment. She could take the car to the house and have her sister with license come pick her car. >> Can you cancel that 1081? He's got somebody coming to pick up the car. >> Yes, that's her mom's personal phone number. She's currently here right now with our older daughter. >> You when you you're honest, it's a much smoother. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I just canceled the toe. I'm saving you money. I got a job to do. I hope you understand that. And I'm straight up with everybody. >> Listen, I don't I don't lie to cops, so man. That's not my thing. I I'm saying I'm upfront with them, too, man. That's what gets me in trouble. >> In the end, both of them were charged with obstruction of justice. On top of that, the man is facing charges for driving with a suspended license and of course that original seat belt violation. Now, if you were that officer, would you have felt a bit of sympathy for their late hour apology? Or does the lying at the start just wash away any shred of trust for good? Let me know what you think. Don't let a moment of temper cost you your entire future. A little calm and a bit of cooperation would have changed everything. But for those who choose self-destruction, a bitter end is inevitable. What's your take? Let me know.