I don't give a [ __ ] >> Do you have a driver's license on you, ma'am? >> No. >> You have no driver's license on you? >> I'm a US citizen. >> You're not a US citizen? >> No, I'm not. >> Oh, man. Why not? >> Some Karen walk into everyday situations acting like the law simply doesn't apply to them. >> Can you cooperate with me now? >> Absolutely. >> You sure? Okay, let's talk like men standing upright. >> Why are you arresting me? Good. Arrest me. No, I want TO LAY LIKE THIS. >> Stop kicking. >> From the post office to parking lots to convenience stores, these Karens are about to learn the hard way. Body cams don't take sides with ego. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right, ma'am. >> Okay. My children are with somebody else, you stupid idiot. >> On December 4th, 2022, in Eustis, Florida, Officer Brown pulls over a pickup truck with Michigan plates. What should have been a routine traffic stop quickly turns into one of the strangest legal debates you'll ever hear. And here's what actually happened next. >> I'm Sergeant Brown, Eustis PD. Reason I stopped is you're not wearing your seatbelt. Do you have your license and registration on you, ma'am? >> I'm sorry. Is that I'm sorry. I just took my seatbelt off. >> You didn't have it on? >> Yes, I did. >> Mhm. >> Yes, I did. >> Mhm. >> Yes, I did. >> Mhm. >> You're going to have to I just took it off. I wear my seatbelt. Actually, I I yell at everybody for not wearing their seatbelt. >> Outstanding. Do you have your license on you, ma'am? >> Um we're not from here. Don't worry. >> Dude, we're not from here. >> Don't worry. >> you guys are from Michigan. >> I saw the tag. Do you have your passport on you or some sort of photo ID? >> I left it at the [ __ ] house. It's not even on me. >> Okay, no worries. >> I got mine. >> He's got his. >> Okay. Do you have a >> my way to church right now. >> Okay. Thanks, ma'am. >> Yep. >> Do you have Do you actually have a a DL? >> What do you mean? I don't need a driver's license in America, actually. >> You used to get out of that guy. >> I've already won this in court. >> Fantastic. >> Yeah, I was definitely wearing my seatbelt. I'm going to have to subpoena those uh >> What's your first name, ma'am? Ma'am, what's your first name? >> What? >> Your first name. >> I but I'm trying to figure out what crime I committed. >> belt, ma'am. >> That's not a crime. That's a >> It's a traffic violation, ma'am. >> It's actually civil infraction. >> Which I can pull you over for, yes. >> Um no, I was wearing my seat belt though. We're having a dispute here. I was wearing it and you're saying >> a dispute here. So, here's >> You can't tell me I was wear I was not wearing >> Can you settle down for a second here? Here's Here's Here's Here's how this is going to play out. I'm going to verify everything and I'm just going to cut you a traffic warning and be on my merry way. That was my whole plan. Just to be honest with you. Not to get into a long drawn out argument about whatever. I'm just going to verify that you have a license or whatever that says you can drive in the state of United States. Once that's clean and valid, I'm out of here. That is my plan. All right. What's your first name, ma'am? >> It's Dixie. >> Dixie. Miss Dixie. Okay. And your birthday? >> It's It's in August. >> August what? >> 22nd. >> 22nd? >> Wow, I cannot wait to tell my professor this. >> She speaks with a kind of certainty that suggests the story has already been decided in her mind, but police work has a way of slowing things down because once the system starts returning real data, confidence sometimes runs straight into facts that don't bend. >> You don't have her DL or >> I don't need a DL, but I just told you that >> an identification though. Right. >> I don't have to have a separate I don't have to have >> to verify your identity, yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> Okay, whatever you say, but I need What's your What's your your uh date of birth? >> Uh 82. >> 82? Okay. >> 82 82. Here's my passport. >> Oh, perfect. >> 26. I was looking for my my passport ID, but I only have my passport. >> All right, thank you, Miss Dixie. >> You're welcome. >> Also, um by any chance, do you have the registration? >> Uh this is my My truck. >> Okay. Do you have the registration anything that has a VIN on it? Okay, no worries. Okay. >> Yeah, I had my seatbelt on. >> Okay, hang on. So, all she has is her passport. >> Well, the truck's not registered, so. >> It's not even registered. I can't even get anything back on the tag. All right. Step out over here real quick. Found you. You don't have Your license suspended. >> Is it mine? >> Yeah. Can't find you, and we can't even find the truck. It's like it's not even registered. So, I'm going to run the VIN real quick. Yeah. I mean, we have access We have access from We have access in the in the database of all the states, but I'm going to run the VIN and see what we get. That's where we're at. Hello. >> Hello. >> How's it going? >> This guy seems to give us a [ __ ] warning so we can get to church >> Yeah, unfortunately, whatever identification you guys are providing is not coming back. I don't know if he told you that. >> It's a federal ID. It's a federal ID. It's a federal ID. >> I understand that, but you guys need to have at least a state ID. >> That's not true. >> I understand that, but you are required to have a driver's license. >> not. >> Okay. >> That's title 18 6 and 31, brother. I know what the I know what the words are. >> Okay. >> That's why we got a passport. It actually says on there to not detain. >> that's I've been pulled over >> correct. >> a few a few different times and never had >> Cody begins steering the conversation into legal territory, repeatedly citing federal statutes. But when those arguments are used to justify driving without a license, the discussion quickly heads in a very different direction. >> You don't want to talk to you about the problem. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we're not finding it at all. >> Well, I don't know what to tell you. They're on a paper system. >> Okay. >> And what is this guy talking about? A a passport is it an ID of some kind? >> His form of identification is not a form for a license operating a motor >> Yeah, but we're not a resident of the state of Florida. >> You still have to have a license to operate a vehicle in the state of Florida. >> Okay. >> Go ahead, you said. >> I actually am getting my bachelor's in social justice and homeland security. >> Good info. >> Okay, first of all, that would be like calling somebody black Yes, it is. Don't ask me that because that's a discriminatory comment. You just asked me if I'm a sovereign Everybody is a sovereign. Why? I would like to Oh, I see power. Uh Cody, why are you arresting me? Good, arrest me. I hope you arrest me. Call Katherine. Okay. Okay. >> All right, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Get up. >> Okay. Okay. I'm not resisting anything. You just pulled me backwards. >> Watch your head. >> I am pregnant. Can you [ __ ] HANDCUFF IT IS THE LAW. YOU CANNOT HANDCUFF ME BEHIND MY BACK. >> THANKS, GUYS. All right. My guys are not being aggressive. Your wife is taking things up a notch, unfortunately. But and and this is where this is where we're coming from. She doesn't have a driver's license. Okay. There's No, she was She was driving. That's what I'm saying. I saw her drive. Okay, you're traveling. Whatever you want to call it, but she does not have a valid >> Both clearly share the same sovereign citizen mindset, believing the rules that apply to everyone else somehow don't apply to them. As Dixie is placed in the patrol car, Cody keeps arguing about his right to travel, even pointing to a note inside his passport as proof. >> I didn't resist. I was backwards. How could I resist? >> You're not lawfully obeying two commands. >> Two? What is the first command? >> I told you to go to the car. >> Why would you put me in detain me? >> Cuz you're being arrested. >> But for what? >> I already explained to you operating a motor vehicle in the state of Florida without a valid >> That is not your That is not A VEHICLE. MY PASSPORT SAYS DO NOT detain me. >> Cody, let me ask you I'mma be honest with you, man. >> Yeah. >> Okay, let me ask you a question, okay? Are you guys like sovereign citizens? >> No, of course not. Just Americans who stand up for, you know, our rights. >> Okay, and I'm fine I'm totally fine with that. I respect that by all means. It's okay. I don't mean to like insult you by asking that question. >> Okay. >> certain the certain language that was being used it kind of had me like a little concerned. You guys are travel You guys are traveling, but you you guys you guys got to have a driver's license. >> No, you can't. >> You can have a passport and stuff for ID purposes. >> Yeah, it's for ID purposes. >> For ID purposes, but for driving a motorized vehicle in the states, you need a you need a traveling you need a you need a driver's license. >> You do not need a driver's license to travel. >> All right, ma'am. I have a female officer pat you down, make sure you don't have anything. >> Okay, this is an abuse of power and I will be It's okay, let her pat me down. Let her pat me down. You can go ahead and pat me down, ma'am. >> Here you go. >> I have the right to remain silent and that's what I choose to do so from now on. You will not get my fingerprints. You will not get any fingerprints. Do you have anything on you guns or drugs? >> No, I don't have anything on me. Anything. Anything. Go ahead. I don't have anything in my bra but but my boobies. Oh my god, I cannot wait to file a lawsuit against the Eustis Police Department. You do not go to jail for traveling through the state of Florida. >> You need a driver's license. >> No, you do not. No, I've already won that with section and case law. God damn it, I'm in a Homeland Security store. Are you guys kidding me? I could I could be a boss in another three years. I It's in the middle of teaching me that this crap is hot. >> With the belief that she's somehow the exception, the path to becoming the boss she talks about sounds pretty far away. Meanwhile, the officer's patience starts wearing thin as the same arguments circle back again, especially once the threats of lawsuits begin. >> Get here now. My children are with somebody else, you stupid idiot. >> the side. Watch your head. >> I can't even believe you guys. >> Watch your knee. >> Something. What you do? >> For fun. >> So, they're trying to walk her to the car and she's yelling and screaming and purposely tripped herself down on the ground to make it look like we were being physical. >> Sovereign citizen? >> Yeah, the term >> that they're using. >> Traveling. I don't contract with the government. Um we don't need a driver's license. We have our passports. You guys are like on your high horse, like authority type. The language is all there. >> Yeah, I noticed that. Sunday, people are supposed to be happy. >> Not her. >> She's She's far from happy right now. >> I need you to take her to the PD. >> She's in the back of my car right now. >> Oh, she is? Okay. All right. >> I mean, why >> Trade places, then. Now, if you want to have the truck If you want the truck moved to the church, you can do that with the with the tow truck company. Okay? >> You what? >> Yeah, I'm going to call the tow truck company, but I still don't want them to remove my my my plate. That's my metal, man. Come on. >> I have to. It's It's It's not assigned to the truck. You have to have the tag and the vehicle registered together. >> Show But show me >> Okay? If it's not registered, okay? You cannot be driving this car. >> Can you show I'm not driving. >> I'll have one of my officers show you the statute, okay? >> show me the statute, but I've already won this. If you look up my wife's name >> Mhm. >> in the state of Florida like 2 years ago, bro. We just went through this. >> Okay. >> Palm Beach, look it up. Everything dismissed. She They tried giving her like 38 tickets. >> How much you guys win out of that? >> Uh I think I settled for about 25. >> 25 mil? >> Thousand. >> Thousand? >> No, I Come on. Tell them I'll do all that. That I'm not You're like the sovereign citizen thing. That's what everybody always goes to that. >> Mhm. >> And then, you know, I looked it up. A sovereign citizen this a peace officer, man. This is just a civilian. You know, and you you're having a sovereign right because you're trying to protect people and all this and that, but there's no injured party here. >> No, there isn't. >> Nobody did anything to anybody or anything. >> it's No, and I like this. >> that there was no seatbelt. I said, you know, there was a seatbelt. You know, maybe the shades or something, you know, or seeing it. My wife's a little bit heftier. You know what I mean? So, maybe you didn't see the the strap, but she was wearing it, man. >> In the end, the woman is arrested and charged with driving without a license, failure to register a motor vehicle, resisting without violence, and refusing to sign a criminal citation. Her bond is set at $5,000. Update: In January 2024, the same woman allegedly kidnapped her two children from foster care and was later located in another state. She is currently being held in custody. After this footage surfaced online, social media had a field day with viewers stunned and frankly entertained by just how far this couple's misguided confidence went. When someone says, "I'm not driving, I'm traveling," you already know they're idiots. Getting her bachelor's associates? She doesn't even understand how college degrees work. That hillbilly in the passenger seat [music] is a lawyer? He practices at Dollar General? What do you think about this couple? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. But the chaos isn't over yet. Another Karen is about to try her luck with a postal worker. >> Boy, I'm going to get spanked by daddy. Literally [ __ ] You're just stupid like crazy. >> Um Well, the only safe thing is to have it towed. >> On February 16th, 2022, at a local USPS post office, a customer is reported for causing a disturbance and insulting staff, but when police arrive, the situation quickly turns into an unbelievable confrontation. Here's what happened next. >> Three workers all said no to servicing me. >> I'm going to arrest my friend. >> Well, she's going to go inside and talk to them. Can you talk to me about exactly what occurred? >> Wendy. >> Press the button, or we can't serve you. >> Can we just calm down a little bit? I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. All right. Are you like >> No. >> Are you sure? Because you didn't pick up on this socially whatsoever. >> Okay. What >> special? >> When you walked in what did they say to you? >> I'm done talking to you. >> I'm sorry? >> I'm done talking to you. I already told my story. Press the button or we cannot serve you. >> Okay. Why Why are we going this route? Why are you saying you're not going to talk to me? >> I'm trying to get you >> Can I call the state cops? I need you guys to look at how illegal this is. I want to charge all of you in court for this illegal driving. Literally. Get the [ __ ] out of my way out of my life. >> Okay. You're leaving the scene after causing a disturbance. We need to figure out what's going on first. >> Great. I mean these old people love delays. Big time. They got nothing better to do but sit there and role play police officers. And you know, I'm going to do this and I'm going to do that as long as you obey my instructions. Look at this. Holy Christ. How the [ __ ] is that possible? >> Would you like to go in a parking spot so we can move? >> Again, you're not picking up on what I'm putting down. Holy Christ. I'm saying the magic to allow a Jeep Wrangler and a snow plow >> Well, when we respond to an emergency situation >> Not a single one of you even wants to talk about that. You talk about old and like crazy. >> When we respond to an incident, we can just park our cars wherever we want to. >> No, you can't. Literally. What happens when you lose that court case? Then I charge you next with a felony after I find you guilty? I mean, talk about you're stupid like crazy. >> Can I see your ID? >> No. >> I need to see your ID. >> What a nightmare. >> That arrogance seems to be masking another tactic. While claiming he's being discriminated against because of his race, he's simultaneously using offensive remarks about a postal worker's disability while describing the incident. >> This reported discrimination, those three employees arrested. >> For what did they do? I don't I don't understand. >> You don't know what a discrimination is? It's when they don't serve the black people. I'm the black and brown person and they wouldn't serve me. >> For what? Is that what they said? >> Correct. >> Because you're black or brown, we're not going to serve you. >> That's correct. You got to press the button, you can't you can't disable mother >> That's what they said? >> Yes. >> Verbatim. >> Don't care if you're disabled, you still have to press that button. If you cannot press that button, then get the [ __ ] out of my traffic stop or going to get their side of the story. Then we'll get [clears throat] your side of the story for the fourth or fifth time. We won't make a report. Maybe we'll write some [ __ ] on a business card and then we're case closed, all washed off. I'd like to see these people get arrested for discrimination when they admit he refused to press the button on the keypad. Boom. Clear and easy to federal discrimination like crazy. When the security turns you people over like crazy. Big time. I mean, this is outrageous. Driving the wrong way, preventing my path of travel, literally. And you got three people in there discriminating with no problems at all. >> So, if we figure that out first, we make >> You're telling me >> Confirm everyone's story? >> because I'm getting discriminated against everywhere, private and public properties. >> Okay. >> this [ __ ] is crazy. You know, discrimination at the post office, at private and public businesses. This is like your number one call these days, right? They won't serve me. I don't wear the mask. These are all the same types of calls. They won't serve me. They are the they won't serve me type of calls. Right. I know, drawing a blank and a deer in the headlights like crazy. >> No, not quite, sir. >> I'm sure Right. Right. You're the only one in the tri-county area that's calling the police on >> Sir. >> They won't serve I'm talking to you respectfully. This is how I talk. How many times do I got to say that to you heads? Literally. This is some [ __ ] beyond recognition. >> But you're you're calling me names like that. It In the beginning you did too. >> Kleenex? Literally. >> Everything sounds convincing until the officers walk into the post office. Once the employee's statement is taken, the man's version of the story begins to show some hard-to-explain gaps. >> Can I ask you what happened? >> She was just explaining to I don't even know what happened. >> Have you talked to an officer yet at all? >> No, I have not. >> What's going on? >> The guy walked in. To me, he appeared drunk. That's what appeared to me. He handed me his package. I'm doing my job. >> Okay. >> I put it on the scale and I weighed it. I read off our hazmat question. The next step that we have to do is going to ask him to reread it and tap no. He looked at me and he told me no, and I said, "Well, you still have to tap no." He said, "I'm not going to do it." I said, "Well, I can't do it either cuz you're the customer." And then he says, um >> It's like an acknowledgement that you have after you. >> That's our rules here at the post office. That's what we have to do. He tells me no. I said, "Sir, if you can give me 1 minute, let me um talk with the postmaster because I can't do that for you. I don't know what's in your package." So, he stood there and I saw the lead clerk, Laura Justice Stroop. I told her what was going on. She came up in front of me and she said the same thing, "Sir, if you do not tap the hazmat question, we cannot take your package." And then he says, "Well, I'm not going to tap it. I'm not going to tap it." So, I hand him his package back. He walks away. I greeted my next customer. He walks over to the kiosk to use the kiosk that Laura Justice Stroop told him he would have to use. As he walked over there, he get to fussing and cussing real loud. "Isn't this some [ __ ] They won't take my package and that little up there, she That's what he That's what he called me. And then I just exploded. I mean, because no one calls me out of my name a racial slur like that. And I was only being nice to him like all of my other customers. >> Okay. You think this is funny? >> No. >> this is a big joke? >> No. Literally. >> me? >> I'm taking your entire company down. Your entire species. You people have no clue. >> This man is willing to argue with police for hours, yet he won't spend a single second pressing the required button on the kiosk screen. To him, simply following the process seems like a personal insult. Moments later, the post office manager signs the complaint. >> Or would you want to sign complaints for disorderly conduct? >> Oh, yes. I will sign whatever you need me to sign cuz I do not want that gentleman stepping foot in this post office ever again. >> Okay. >> You have to press a button on the keypad screen in order to send packages through the post office. I can't do that. I told you no. Look to the prompts. I pressed the button the card reader malfunctioned. At this point we can't serve you. >> What? You have to be kidding me. I have to send this package out. Literally, I'm off to a private company. To try there because the public company failed entirely and broke the law. At this point they have to have a third option, legally speaking, and they don't, which is against the [ __ ] law. This turns into a they didn't serve me, literally, which is a discrimination under the Civil Rights Act. >> And you're saying they refused to take your cash? I'm just asking. >> You should be a police officer at this point. >> Okay. >> You're completely off. >> Well, I I I hopped in halfway in the between the conversation when I asked you did you want to talk about the whole the whole thing that happened from A to >> Cancel. >> From start to beginning. Start to end. >> Do you see why I don't pick you though? Because you have major comprehension issues. And this is why he gets kicked off the force in another lawsuit. Because this is outrageous. Every 2 weeks I have to interact with you guys. I mean this is obese beyond recognition. >> What you're coming Literally, these delays are beyond recognition. I am in the right here and these should be arrested and sent to prison. >> All right, sir. >> counts in the H 3 of H 2 of our offense. >> We're going to have you step out of the vehicle right now. >> Why? >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> What's the point? >> Please step out of the vehicle. I'm going to explain what's going on here. >> Oh boy, I'm going to get spanked by daddy. This is stupid like crazy. Okay, let's talk like men standing upright. Let's see what we got here. >> He steps out of the vehicle looking confident, almost like the police are the ones who owe him an explanation. But instead of a shipping receipt, what's waiting for him is a pair of handcuffs and that's when his attitude finally begins to change. >> You're going to be placed under arrest for disorderly conduct, okay? Based on the witnesses. >> They're smiling and laughing. >> Okay. As for your vehicle, is there anything in there that you need? Your phone, wallet, or anything like that? >> Uh yes, the telephone, absolutely. >> Telephone, what about the wallet? >> Uh I have that on my person. You guys have my ID. >> Sorry, would you Would you be comfortable with us putting your car in a parking spot? Or would you rather us have it towed? >> Um Well, the only safe thing is to have it towed, right? Eventually it ends up towed or either way, right? >> Nope, we can >> They call the police on me and me and have it towed. >> We can leave it there. >> Right, I don't believe any of that [ __ ] for a second. This is assault. Roll up the windows in the car. I want my phone and we're getting the [ __ ] out of here and sending some postal workers to prison. >> Okay, do you have Do you have your permission to move it over to a parking space? >> No, get it towed. >> Okay. >> Unbelievable. >> All right, we're going to go right here. >> This is Jim Crow beyond recognition. Literally, you people are [ __ ] when I get to the court, like crazy. An honest judge, you hope so. Literally. Is that protected? Who the [ __ ] knows at this point? Disorderly conduct. It's like there's a proper conduct in this >> You got anything on you, sir? Got your ID? >> You're right, you guys have that. >> I'm towing it on you. >> Uh no, we're getting a tow, absolutely. >> Yeah, we are. >> We're maxing this [ __ ] out beyond recognition. >> Okay. >> Nine cops going to jail today. Majorly stupid. Hey, if you're not that smart, then I guess you can't survive. That's how that [ __ ] works. >> What's happening, sir? >> All right, look at this. This looks nice and comfortable. Would you like a full cage? Um let's see if I can fit in this [ __ ] Yes, oh Christ. I can't fit in here. >> No. >> Oh, we're even close. >> I'm going to go to this car, though. >> I can't believe you have a mag light and a gun. I I don't think I can fit in here, either. Look at you, you got less than 1 ft between the edge of the seat in the front. Literally. >> Well, you can try laying down that way. >> I can't I don't want to try. I don't think I >> In the end, the man is arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and a hate crime. With the hate crime charge, Rudy now faces potential jail time and serious financial penalties, far more than a simple citation. After the footage was released, the internet had plenty to say, with viewers flooding the comment section with their reactions. If you ever wonder who you're arguing with on the internet, it's this guy. Absolute zero chance this dude has friends, guaranteed. My deepest condolences to everyone who knows this person in real life. Scary combination of aggression, entitlement, [music] and stupidity. What do you think about this man's behavior? Let us know in the comments below. And after that arrogant outburst, an expired license plate is about to lead to an even worse situation. >> What's wrong with you? Why are you shaking so bad? >> I'm not shaking. >> You are. >> I'm not shaking. It's not mine. >> Give me the tow. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Give me the tow. >> On April 20th, 2024, in Covington, Georgia, an expired registration and a lane violation prompted traffic stop. But under the flashing patrol lights, the condition of the passenger quickly raises concern. And here's what happened next. >> How you doing? >> All right, how are you? >> All right. >> Do you have your driver's license with you, sir? No, I don't. Yeah, how you been? >> I'm doing all right. Tired. >> Tired? >> Yeah. >> Since how long have you been driving? >> A long day. >> A long day? >> Yeah. What happened? >> Appreciate it, man. Whose car is this? >> Mine. >> It's yours? >> It was my wife's. I got to I'm going to go in the glove box, okay? >> Huh? >> I'm going to go in the glove box, okay? >> Sure, you can go in the glove box. You don't have a gun or nothing in there, do you? >> I'm going through a divorce. Um it was in my wife's name, now it's mine. >> Yeah, the registration's canceled. That's one of the reasons I'm pulling you over. >> Oh, I didn't Okay. >> If you do me a favor, come right back here. We'll We'll talk about it, all right? >> All right. All right. Can I have a reason to get my vape? >> Huh? >> My vape. It's right here. >> What you got? >> My vape. You see it? >> Oh, yeah, I don't care if you use your vape. I'll take it to the other unit. >> Any other units in the area eating dry ramen noodles, circle. >> Sir, if you arrest me, push one button, we'll be with you in just a second. You have an ID with you, man? >> I'm going to get it. >> Sir, what's wrong with you? Why are you shaking so bad? >> I'm not shaking. >> You are. >> I'm not shaking. >> I'm going to have to watch you. Stay right here, though. >> I'm not not shaking. >> Don't stand right here. We're going to search your car. Come right over here, buddy. Let's talk through this passenger side window, okay? You don't have no guns or knives on you, do you? What's in your pocket right there? >> Huh? My cell phone. >> Your phone? Are there any other weapons on you or anything like that? >> He has swords on his arms. I saw a plastic hose that I'm in the bag as you're moving lights from is consistent with a meth pipe, I mean, homemade pipe. >> You got a no contact order with your with your wife. So, how many times have you been to your partner's house up here? >> Um I've been there one other time. >> One other time? How long have you been knowing Miss Jennifer here? >> Eight months probably. >> Eight months? What's she on probation for, you know? >> I don't >> She never told you she was on probation? No. >> Stories about the past can't hide the fresh scars on her arm or the suspicious plastic tube waiting to be discovered. Small details like these slowly turn the conversation into a side-by-side comparison between words and evidence. >> What's she on probation for? >> Uh say in 2007, I got in trouble and they got me for 2 oz of marijuana. >> 2 oz of marijuana? >> Yeah, and then um in Rockdale County and uh 2018, I was locked up for 27 g of methamphetamine that didn't belong to me. I was in a vehicle. >> Well, speaking of methamphetamines, when you went to remove your wallet from that bag >> Yeah. >> I seen that tube you got in there and you covered it up. So, it's a glass tube that resembles a homemade bong. You just took it and stuck it in your bag. Now, how much sense does that make? >> None. >> You got some dope in your bag. >> No, I don't have any dope. There's no drugs in there. You're more than welcome to look in there. >> This is the first of the first time. >> But I don't have no dope. >> You have your Fourth Amendment right. This is not a violation of any law. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, am I going to get locked up for that? >> I suggest you just tell me the truth. >> I am. I'm >> I don't think you are. >> It's mine. Um I don't have anything. I really don't. >> You got a meth problem? I don't know where they came from. And what about these like eight digital scales all in your car? What was that for? Where were they at? >> Huh? >> Where were those at? >> I don't I don't know where they're at. They're in my console. >> One in your door panel? >> My ex my wife, not ex-wife, soon-to-be ex-wife packed all this stuff in my car. I had to leave the house. She threw all this stuff in my car. I had to go. >> That's wild. >> She threw all this stuff all these bags. I don't even know what's in these bags. She put all that in the car. That's why it's so unneat. It's just all piled >> There was a kilo in a suitcase. You think that'd be a valid excuse? >> It wouldn't. >> The defense >> It wouldn't. No, but my wife packed all these bags right here. Turn around. You ready? You got some dope on you. >> No, sir. >> What happened? You got some dope on you. >> I didn't get it off the TV. >> I thank you. Follow the Give me the dope. >> It's not mine. >> Give me the Give me the dope. See how easy that was? What you doing with all this dope on you? You got You got five scales in your bag. You got meth residue with a bag in there all in your bag, and you got meth in your bong. It ain't yours. >> Just minutes ago, this was nothing more than a routine traffic stop. Now, the situation begins to shift as the officer notices clear signs of nervousness. The woman seems to realize things are about to get much more serious. >> It's hard to deny possession, Ms. Jones. >> I don't know. I just want to go make a statement. >> You on felony probation for the same You got any more on you? >> No, sir. >> Well, you're going to have to ride with me. You got to clean you got to mouth here. >> I'm clean. >> It's trafficking. >> [laughter] >> What are you doing? I appreciate your honesty, but look at me for a minute. You need to use this to hit rock bottom and change your life, ma'am. >> [laughter] >> You got a drug problem. >> It's not mine. >> It doesn't How are you going to say it's not yours? I already saw the bong in your bag when I walked up. >> You have it in your possession. >> What are you doing? Where did it come from? Come on. Let's Put her in handcuffs. Put your hands behind your back. >> Last name Powell, first name William, first name Wayne. >> Seriously, butane torch I initially saw I saw the sores on that gentleman's arm. This lady went to get her ID out of the purse. I saw the tube of this bomb hanging out. She tried to cover it up with her purse. This is the actual bomb and tube she admitted to that once I did a roadside interview with her at the rear of the vehicle at 5:00 a.m. at the exit. Once I got in, uh, here's another ounce that was in the bag as well. Once I was searching the vehicle, I I looked back at her a couple times. She's sitting down, breathing very heavily, sweating profusely, uh, signs of nervousness. Here is the bag of residue methamphetamine residue I found in this bag as well, which was with her belongings. Numerous digital scales were found in here. Numerous digital scales. As a result of that, uh, due to her, uh, body language, the sweating profusely, the breathing heavily, I felt very confident in my experience of doing this job that there was, uh, possibly methamphetamine on her person, at which point I simply asked her to give me the dope, referring to methamphetamine, at which point she reached in the ball and gave me it. >> After Jennifer is arrested, John is released with only a warning for the traffic violation and expired tag. Even though he may have started the chain of events, John walks away free, while Jennifer is the one left facing the legal consequences. >> no registration, sir. Proceed with paperwork. >> It's canceled. It doesn't have a tag. You can't operate a vehicle without registration, sir. >> Yeah, I I understand. I didn't know it was She canceled the tag. I have no contact, so she didn't tell me to >> Do what now? >> I have no contact, so she didn't tell me she canceled it. >> Because she could cancel the plate at any time because it's in her name. >> We've been going through a divorce. I thought she didn't do that. >> Yes, sir. She can cancel the registration. She has the right to do that. And you, stop driving in the middle of the road. Stop looking at your phone. There's hands-free law. >> Can I get his phone number before I go? >> Yeah, I got your phone. >> No, I don't have his number. >> I'll write it down for you. How about that? Okay. You got some air? >> Give it to my eye. >> Okay. All right, man. Here's your title babe. >> When did you go through divorce? >> Now. She told me Thursday that she wanted to. >> When did you When did you file for divorce? >> I didn't see the She started I got served yesterday. >> Yesterday? >> I got my divorce papers right here. >> Huh? >> My divorce papers that I got served are in the car. >> She canceled it. So, what it is She called the detail for this year. The Jag was canceled in April. So, that's going to be outside of the terms of your divorce agreement. And even if that was the case, wow, that would be an issue you would have to take her back in front of a judge and take over the Jag. >> So, I've been driving with a bad tag and premiums. Yes. >> I don't know what I was doing. Okay. >> It wasn't mine. The black one was his. It was his. >> Is that why you ran off the road? You were you doped. >> At the jail, the officer explains the concept of knowing possession. With the drugs hidden in her own bra, it becomes nearly impossible for Jennifer to claim she didn't know they were there. And at that moment, her calm demeanor finally begins to crack. >> Wait, let me explain something to you before we talk anymore. All right? I'm going to explain to you your rights. You do have a right to remain silent. Anything you say you can will be used against you in a court of law. Do you have anything to say to provide to me the information you told me about what's going on tonight? Yeah. You leave me with no other evidence that all points to you. You see what I'm saying? The law says you cannot knowingly possess illegal narcotics. Now, if you took dope from him and stuck it in your bra, you can't sit here and say you didn't knowingly possess methamphetamine. Huh? Yes, you can. That's the issue, ma'am. Of course, he don't He says he don't know nothing. And I And I have to go on every day. Yes, I can't go on your word against his, but in this particular case, everything's on you and in your possession. You see what I'm saying? I mean, I can't Yeah, I do have your number. I do have your number. I don't know if I don't want it at this point. I knew when you and I initially talked at the front of the truck and you started crying that you had something you wasn't supposed to have. I've been doing this 20 years. Well, Everything happens for Every Listen to me. Everything happens for a reason, Ms. Jones. I hope you take this opportunity to turn your life around. I know it's bad at the moment. And you scared Uh well, and I You should That's why I say you should You should know better. You didn't have I know it, but you didn't You didn't have to hold that. Nobody >> [laughter] >> In the end, Jennifer Jones is sentenced to 30 years in prison for trafficking methamphetamine and violating probation. Do you think that sentence sends the right message, or does the system sometimes hit too hard on people struggling with addiction? But what happens next gets even stranger when a so-called sovereign citizen tries to teach the law to a police officer. On November 29th, 2024, a vehicle is pulled over for not displaying a license plate. What should have been a minor traffic violation, but when driver Garrett Shannon begins arguing about personal authority and the law, the situation quickly turns into something far more unbelievable. >> What am I being detained for? >> Uh you're being stopped. You don't have a tag on your vehicle. Do you have a tag? >> Yeah, I don't give a [ __ ] >> Do you have a driver's license on you? >> No. >> You have no driver's license on you? >> I'm a US citizen. >> No US citizen? >> No, I'm not. >> Oh man, why not? >> Cuz I don't want to be. Ain't no goddamn corporation. >> Oh man. >> What's your badge number? >> All right. Yeah, man. 214. You got You have no driver's license now? >> no legal ID at all. >> Okay. Well, hey, calm down. Calm down. All right. This ain't the end of the day. All right. Hey, can you get back in your car while we discuss All right. All right. You're good. >> Am I being detained? >> You are detained, yes. Yes. >> All right. So, this isn't an arrest. >> No, it's not an arrest. >> Yes, it is. Detainment is an arrest. She should have turned goddamn lights on. I'm under arrest. For what? Detainment is an arrest. >> Stop. Stop. >> What am I being detained for? >> You have no tag on your vehicle. >> I don't have a tag. I ain't required to have a tag. >> Yes, you are. You're on the roadway. You have no license. >> No, I'm not. I'm not required to have a tag. >> Just go ahead and send me a supervisor. I've got something being difficult. All right. >> I'm not required to have a tag. >> Yes, yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> All right. What's your name then? You can call me all you want. That's fine. All right. >> I go by the name of Garrett Shannon. >> Garrett Shannon. You don't know when you were born though? >> I have no idea. >> You have no idea? >> I I cannot I did not witness Well, I probably witnessed my birth. I don't remember. >> All right, Mr. Shannon. Let me Let me ask you this. Why are you being Why are you so upset right now? All right. This is I'm just doing my job. >> stop. >> It is not. No, sir. >> Yes, it is. >> Negative. >> Show me the contract. >> All right. Well, we have plenty of policies, all right? >> Policy is a corporate edict. >> Okay. >> I'm not a state statutory citizen. >> When arguments about corporations and birth certificates failed to shake the officer, the man shifts tactics, challenging the constitutionality of the stop itself, a familiar move in the playbook of many so-called sovereign citizens. >> I've warned you multiple times. I'm a non-resident alien. >> You're saying you're a sovereign citizen. Is that what you're saying? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> That's an oxymoron. >> Okay. All right. All right. Well, we have to fight. >> alien. >> All right. Well, Mr. Shannon >> state citizen. >> Mr. Shannon, stop. Stop. You're you're blowing this all out of proportion right now. All right? That's all I'm saying. All right? You're you're getting upset. You're making yourself angry. You're doing all that right now. You understand? You understand? >> I do not understand. I do not understand it. >> anything? >> I do not understand anything. >> And you're refusing to identify yourself. >> I have identified myself. >> Yes, Garrett Shannon, but I can't prove who you are because you're not giving me a date of birth. You understand that? >> what? I don't have to. >> You have Now now tell me why else are you upset right now? Because obviously this is nothing to be upset >> have been stopped for no reason. >> You have no tag. >> No constitutional reason. What crime have I committed? >> Right now you're driving a vehicle. I don't know who you are. >> driving. I am not driving. I am traveling. >> right. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> I'm traveling. >> All right. Well, you're traveling. Stop. Stop right now. >> the right to resist. >> No, you do not. >> Yes, I do. >> All right. Stop. >> I'll wait till your supervisor gets here. >> That's fine. That's absolutely fine if you want to do it. Yeah, I'm individuals. Individuals refusing to identify himself. >> I have identified myself. >> Again, Garrett Shannon, I can't prove it's that you. But you don't know when you're born or anything like that? >> I have my own witnesses, but I do not know. I'm way past the age of majority. >> you have witnessed your birth? >> What's that? >> So, now you have witnessed your birth. I was saying you didn't witness your birth. >> yeah, but I also I don't remember when I was born being a baby, but I'm way past the age of majority, though. >> Okay. >> I'm way past the age 18 or 21 or what do you want to call for majority? >> Shannon attempts to rewrite the law right there on the roadside. He blends the right to travel with the legal requirements of driving as if the two were the same thing. But, when abstract arguments fail to stop the process, the officer's patience begins to wear thin. >> No, that's a state vehicle. >> It is no longer owned by the state. The state has no interest in that vehicle. >> Okay. >> That VIN number's been removed from all the DMV registries. >> Okay. >> So, you're way [ __ ] up, dude. >> Oh, I'm Hey, that's not nice to use that kind of language. I haven't used that language with you. >> I can use whatever language I want. I didn't say I didn't say you I wouldn't talk to you >> Yeah. >> in a in a demeaning way. I just said you're [ __ ] up. >> Okay. Explain to me how how I'm [ __ ] up. >> That vehicle the state has no interest in. It is not collateral for the national debt anymore. Could you please turn the light down towards the ground? >> No. No. Cuz I I Well, keep your hands in your pocket. I got to see you. It's getting dark out. Sorry, that's not happening. You got your light on. I'll get my light on. At this point, I don't know who he is. He's resisting, obstructing. So, let's go ahead and put my handcuffs on him for right now who he is, Lynn. All right. Sir, stop. >> Stop. >> Don't do that. >> Stop. >> Mr. Shannon, stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. >> All right. Very good, Mr. Shannon. All right. This is not how we want to start the day. All right. Or our day, anyways. All right. Mr. Shannon, can you stop tensing up for me? >> I still don't know why >> Stop. Come on. Mr. Come on. I've told you. I can't confirm who you are right now, and you have no tag on your vehicle. That's why we stopped you. All right? We're trying to be very lenient with you and talk to you like a adult. All right? And you're being uncooperative. >> Yet, the identity evasion game isn't over. Shannon continues invoking the right against self-incrimination to refuse even the most basic information. A common tactic when personal beliefs collide with established legal procedure. >> Mr. James, have a seat, sir. All right, Mr. Chen. Yeah, we're going to go this way. We're going to go to this vehicle here. >> Why am I being removed now? I thought you were just trying to verify who I am. >> We are going to do that, and as a >> Okay. I You can verify who I am out here. >> All right. You going to tell us the date of birth or anything who you are? Mr. >> I don't know what my date of birth is. >> You don't know your date of birth? >> That's an infringement upon myself. This test identifies myself, which I don't want to do. Okay. >> For the time being, yes, we're going to put you in the back of the patrol car. All right? >> Why can't I sit on the tailgate? >> The tailgate? >> Mhm. >> You want to sit on the tailgate? >> Why Why can't I sit on my tailgate? >> You want to sit on the tailgate with this deputy while we figure out who you are. >> You already got my handcuffs. Where the heck am I going? >> Well, you already tried to run from us. All right, come on, Mr. Chen. You got any weapons or anything on you for any weapons in here? >> Yes, sir. >> You have weapons on you? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. What kind of weapons do you have on you, Mr. Chen? >> I am not giving you consent to search, but I do have a weapon, what would be considered a weapon on me for the legal system. >> You're going to be in for no Stop. You're in for no tag. Soon as I Yeah, he said he's not going to He said he's not. If who he said no. >> He's not. >> Take the phone. >> identify himself. >> Yeah. So. >> Stopped him for a legal stop. >> Yeah. >> And he wouldn't say he wouldn't properly identify himself. >> Yeah. >> So, you got all the PC you need to do what you need to do. >> Okay. >> While insisting he doesn't belong to any corporation, Shannon seems noticeably concerned about his vehicle and his personal phone. A small detail that reveals something telling. Private property still matters, even while the system protecting it is being rejected. >> Can I have someone call back to my vehicle? >> You can absolutely do that. If you have someone who you want to call? >> Yeah. >> Who do you want to call? >> I call my friend Ricky. >> Ricky? >> Mhm. >> Ricky sounds good. All right. All right. I'll help you do that. All right. All right. Good. Here's the phone here. All right. Hey, Mr. Ricky. >> Ricky, meet up, man. What's up? >> Hey, uh can you pick my Ranger up for me? I'm right in front of Don's house. >> Pick it up? >> Yes, sir. >> What's the meaning of pick it up? >> I guess I'm uh going down to uh the the State Motel for a while. >> I unfortunately I shouldn't have to take him to jail, but he didn't want to cooperate with us. He could have simply just told us his name, date of birth. Hey, get a tag. All right, it's a warning. Have a nice day. But we couldn't do that today. >> It's going to be a while. >> Yeah. It's unfortunate. >> When do you think he's going to be up? >> Stop reaching. >> I think they're still in the ignition. >> Okay. All right. They're still in the vehicle. If not, What happened here? Another deputy will be waiting by with this vehicle. >> You want to tell him his man was up? >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> All right. Now. >> All right. Bye. >> All right. >> All right. >> You want to set in the phone in my truck for me? >> You want the phone in the truck? Do you want to take it with you? Nope. All right. We will do that. Hey, you might hold this phone for me? >> Yeah. >> All right. Go ahead and face it, please. >> In the end, the man is taken to jail and charged with obstruction without violence. After failing to appear in court later on, he ultimately spends 102 days behind bars. So, what do you think? Is spending more than 3 months in jail worth defending the theory that you don't need a license plate? That story comes to an end, but somewhere else, another kind of trouble is just beginning. On September 9th, 2025 in Florida, while an officer is on foot patrol, a woman named Lindsey suddenly approaches him, groping him and shouting vulgar remarks in front of tourists. And here's what actually happened next. >> Stop. Oh, wow. >> Stop. Stop. >> Why are you stopping me? >> Stop. >> WHY ARE YOU STOPPING ME? WHY ARE YOU STOPPING ME? >> LINDSEY, STOP. LINDSEY. LINDSEY, STOP. LINDSEY, STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP, LINDSEY. >> I stop. >> You're what? >> My phone is in >> Where they at? >> Like I can't take like two minutes before you're arresting me. >> Where they at? >> They're right there. Okay. >> Lindsey, stop. Stay down. >> This chaos appears to be only the beginning. Behind it lies a series of more calculated attempts at psychological manipulation, something that at this moment few people could have predicted. >> No, I'm not staying down. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. What is wrong with you? Me and you never had these issues. >> YEAH, WELL, YOU CAME AND YOU ACTED like an [ __ ] and >> you I thought we got along. >> No. You came yesterday, you acted like an [ __ ] and >> even talk to you yesterday. >> Exactly, but I TALKED TO YOU. >> [screaming] >> CAN I HAVE A GUMMY BEFORE I DIE? NOW? >> I'M WAITING. >> All right. Are we going to be able to get up? Stop kicking me, Lindsay. Get up. Roll over to your side. Get up. Sit up. >> OH! OH MY GOD! [screaming] ARE WE DONE YET? >> ALMOST. >> I HEAR I HEAR AMBULANCES. [screaming] OH MY GOD! YOU WANT TO SEE MY >> DO YOU NEED an ambulance? >> No, not at all. >> You sure? >> Yes. >> You hurt at all? >> Not at all. >> Lindsay, look at me. >> you want the seat? I'm going to love you so it doesn't matter. >> Can you cooperate with me now? >> Absolutely. >> You sure? All right. All right, stand up. >> How can I? >> Stand up, Lindsay. >> How can I? Don't push me. >> We're not going to push you. >> You pushed me! You pushed me! >> 3003, St. Johns. 6527, but I'm about to park. >> Wait. You want to stop? >> I got her good. All right. She would have got on the ground. >> Do whatever you have to do to me. I love it! I love it! >> Where's your car at? >> At my house. Don't worry about it. But I want some gummies. Can I have some, please? >> No, you're not getting any. >> Fine. I don't deserve them. >> Stop. I'll let you go in a minute. Stop turning off your camera. Turn it off at 10:46. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Well, we're not going to do that today, Lindsay. Just go grab your truck. >> What's his name? Can I kiss your partner? >> Stop. >> That's my head. Wow, okay. You just did that. You're kind of hot for doing all that. >> Stop. >> Give me a resisting arrest. You touched me. Oh. Ow. Are we doing the chicken cross? Okay. Do the chicken cross. DO THE CHICKEN CROSS. >> [screaming] >> I NEED I'M SORRY. I'M SO MESSED UP. I need I'm sorry. >> [laughter] >> I'll be okay. I promise you guys. I'm sorry. It's just an act. All right, it's just an act. It's just an act. It's just an act. >> Aggression doesn't change the situation. So, Lindsay tries a new tactic, turning the arrest into a joke through awkward flirtation. But, when that approach fails, the atmosphere quickly shifts in a different direction. >> We're just going to hobble her outside and then we'll put her in the car. >> Whenever you're ready, I'm okay. >> Oh, it's fine. You keep calm and when the car gets here, we'll load you up. >> Okay, I hope I'm okay. I'm sorry. I'm so bipolar. I can't help myself. Or can I? I'm just joking. We'll figure it out. >> Just calm. >> Do you want me to I mean, I can take it off for you if you just let me stand up like a human being. It's okay though. I can lay here. Ow, I needed that actually. Do you have another one for me? I'm so crazy. I'm sorry. I'll be okay. I didn't want to act like this. It's just like I'm pushing the limit cuz IT'S SO ME. >> [screaming] >> CUZ IT'S SO ME. >> WE'RE GOING TO HOBBLE HER OUTSIDE. SHE SHE WAS kicking him, so. >> Yeah, she kicked me. >> What happened? What did happen? >> I ate something. I'll tell you afterwards. It's >> All right, Lindsay, stay still. Okay? >> Yes. >> All right, you going to stay still for me? >> I promise. >> Okay, do that, okay? I got it. Now, what happened? Almost. All right, let's see. All right. >> I love the world and what do you know I hate humanity but I love the world. >> Get that side and then we'll >> I love the world I LOVE THE WORLD. I LOVE THE WORLD I HATE HUMANITY. I LOST MY SHOES I LOST MY shoes okay. >> We'll get your shoes Lindsay relax. >> Can I just get in the car myself? Excuse me you don't have to do something. >> If you will sit in there you can. >> I will I'll be fine. You guys what can I do this stop it please stop it. >> Lindsay's promises to cooperate quickly drift away from her actual behavior. As officers try to place her in the patrol car she continues resisting at one point even kicking an officer in the line of duty. >> You are like you're so ridiculous. Let me get in. You guys Okay I didn't do that. >> All right now hold on hold on we got to sit her up first. >> No I want TO LAY LIKE THIS. >> Stop kicking. Turn her on her back. Sit her up. There you go put your feet down. >> I'M HAVING A BAD DAY. >> HOLD ON HOLD ON SHE'S KICKING AGAIN. GOT IT. GOT IT. Got it. It's different than the other car watch your light there. Just knock it over we're going. It's actually super tight right in there so let's knock it over. What the hell happened? Come up here. Lindsay you need to catch your breath. So Mike you got to stop she's screaming now and now I got disorderly and I'm like screw this. Get over here and try to turn around she's fighting kicking screaming and so I'm like you know what battery resisting she kicks with violence disorderly. >> She kicked him too while she was on the ground. >> All right. >> Add him as a victim in there. It makes you got to put his info. >> All our stuff right here. >> We're all victims now. >> Everybody's a victim. >> All right. >> Dude, when you first said it, I heard it. It was faint. I was like, "Yeah." He said he's got one resisting in dispatch. He was like, "Just asking you to 10-9." I was like, "Okay." I flipped my lights on and I run a code and then you're like, "Got one secured." I was like, "Okay, never mind." And then all of a sudden I hear this in the background. >> I try not to make a big deal out of it. >> She didn't hurt anybody. >> Where'd she kick you at? >> Kicked me in the shin or the Yeah. >> We'll supplement anyway cuz we got to do a Hubble, so. >> Okay. >> On the way to jail, the woman's arguments begin to fall apart. While insisting the arrest is illegal, she also compliments the officer for being too cute and jokes about wanting to go home with him. A contradiction that's hard to ignore. >> You resisted. >> Illegally allowed. We surrendered. We know it and so do I. So, what's up? Right now. I know common law like the back of MY BUT I'LL be surrendered to you, sir, cuz you're SO CUTE. YOU'RE SO CUTE AND I DON'T CARE. >> OKAY, WELL, THAT'S TRUE. Just calm down for me. You want me to put your window down a little bit? Get some air on you? FEEL A LITTLE BETTER? >> [screaming] >> I THOUGHT YOU SAID YOU'RE GOING TO BE GOOD. >> I'M GOOD. LET'S GO. >> NO, LINDSAY. >> Is that a problem? >> You said you said you said I'm a nice guy. So, do me a favor and just be good for me, okay? >> I was talking the other way. >> I said you said I'm a I'm nice, right? So, do me a favor and just behave till we get there. That's all I ask, okay? Well, I just need you to be the the not Just Just be still and just relax a little bit. That's all I'm asking. >> I'm going to Georgia anyway. It was this really nice guy who's going to teach me DJ because he's a nice guy. >> DJ? >> I'm not going to sleep with him, but I would sleep with you. >> Okay. >> Whatever. Ah, to be a free spirit. >> What's a free spirit mean? >> I'm giving you the opportunity you always wanted. >> I thought it was like a religious I thought it was a religious thing. >> where are you Where are you taking me to jail? >> I don't have a choice, Lindsay. >> What am I being charged for? Tell me. I need to know. >> We've gone over all that. >> So, I want to be able to What am I going to jail for, sir? Tell me. >> Well, you battered multiple people. You resisted arrest. You're disorderly disorderly conduct. You kicked the other officer. >> Okay. So, people were putting me under jail and touching me FOR NO REASON. >> [screaming] >> GOT YOU. GOT YOU. >> IN THE END, Lindsay is booked into jail and faces two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, and disorderly conduct. If convicted, she could face up to $5,000 in fines, 6 months in jail, and 2 years of probation. So, when an impulsive stunt backfires, another character is already preparing to test the patience of the police. On May 8th, 2023 in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida, a quiet resort suddenly turns chaotic when an intoxicated woman is refused service at the bar. Once her ego is bruised, things quickly spiral out of control. And here's what happened next. >> Um, they were just being ignorant. >> Okay. >> That's >> Just cuz they didn't want to serve you? >> Um, no. That's my family. >> That's your family? Stay with her, okay. >> No, no. No, no, sir. No. >> No, hey, hey, hey, hey. I think that the reason that they didn't want to give you alcohol at the bar is cuz cuz you're already intoxicated, okay? >> No, I didn't want alcohol. >> Oh, okay. What did you ask for? >> Cigarettes. >> Oh, got you. Okay. >> And my dad gave me one. That's it. And then I'm going to the room and going to go to sleep. >> No, not yet. Okay, you're going to stay here with me, okay? Because they called and they were concerned about you, okay? Where are you from, sweetheart? >> New Jersey. I'm in I'm in Originally from Jersey. I just moved to Delaware. >> Who are you with? >> Um I'm a camera. >> Are they Are they upset with you? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Why? >> I'm pretty. >> Okay, fair enough. You are beautiful. So, what happened? You guys got to an argument tonight? >> I didn't I didn't wasn't in an argument. >> Sounds like there was definitely some, you know >> Yeah, they are so freaking >> Ten, you all right? >> I'm all right. >> Charlie 11 and Charlie 10 on primary, okay? >> Girl, am I going to jail? >> What's your first name, sweetheart? >> Um Gina. You hear that [ __ ] They going crazy. >> Right. Is anybody else staying in that room with you? >> My auntie. >> Okay. >> I don't know her name. >> You don't know her name? >> No, but do what you got to do, lady. Get the camera. Guys, I >> What's your middle name again? >> Girl, that name I can't spell it, so I really don't even know how to spell it. I just told you, Ruqaiyah. >> I I don't know how to spell that. >> Me, either. >> Make She says this is her family. That's what she just said. She makes you have a meeting. She said, "That's my family." 640 647 Sounds like they're right here. >> Gina, the loudest voice in the disturbance, tries to appear sober despite obvious signs of intoxication. The smell of alcohol and the shouting speak for themselves. Meanwhile, officers gather statements from another guest who complains that his child can't sleep and unexpectedly finds himself pulled into the drama. >> She's a racist [ __ ] She's a racist [ __ ] >> SHUT UP, YOU LOUD >> LET'S WALK DOWN HERE. >> EXCUSE ME. >> NOPE, we're not going anywhere. >> No. >> Ma'am, come here. >> No, you can't hold me. Cuz they >> Listen to me. >> Cuz she was in that following room. You can't do that. >> Listen to me. Yes, I can. Yes, I can. What room are you staying in? >> I'm in 1617. >> 1617? >> I said 1607. I'm sorry. >> Ma'am, have a seat over here. >> I'm a racist. I feel like there's racism >> Ma'am, have a seat right here. >> I got a racist. >> Ma'am, have a seat. >> I got a child. >> Have a seat. Okay, I'm going to talk to you. Have a seat. >> I got a child. >> Have a seat, ma'am. Ma'am, what's going on? >> Um well, I complained at the front desk because they're for hours and hours they've been yelling and screaming. And so, it's my kids can't sleep. So, I wanted And then >> Hey, boss. Hey, yo. >> Sorry. >> In the room, man. Just just Keep it in the quiet. >> I'm in a lot of trouble, [ __ ] >> I'm going to ask you one more time to have a seat. >> Just have a seat? >> Yes. Sit down. >> Oh, are you serious? On this ground? Oh, [ __ ] >> Put your legs in front of you. >> Oh, [ __ ] I'm going to jail. >> No, I didn't say that. Not yet, at least. >> What? You got a busted knee, yo. >> Keep the noise down. >> She saw my messed up knee. >> Who saw? I have no idea what you're talking about. >> My messed up knee. >> I'm not sure what you're talking about. Ma'am, what's your first name? >> Jessica. >> Jessica, I'm a witness you being loud right now. All right. Lance, what do you want to do? >> Uh he's loud. I don't know if he's drunk. He was I I explained to him that quiet is the key here. And a lot of other people This is what we pay a lot of money for. So much so did everyone else. And I said, "Hotel has a simple solution. They just put you out. No questions asked." >> As objective evidence becomes clearer, Jessica begins losing control, pushing the situation to a point of no return. Faced with the escalating behavior, the officers end the conversation and move forward with an [music] arrest for disorderly conduct. >> Well, ouch. If we get another call about noise, they will kick you out, your husband out. You're not listening, are you? You're not You're not You're not listening. You're not listening. You're not listening. You're not listening. You will be evicted. You will be evicted. You're not listening. You see what you're doing? You see what you're doing? You are ruining other people's vacation. You need to keep Keep YOUR VOICE LOW. SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. SO, I'M GOING TO TALK TO YOU. YOUR HUSBAND >> [screaming] >> I'M GOING TO TALK TO YOU. SHE DISTURBED She's disturbing your peace. She's going to jail for disturbing the peace. She will be out in the morning. We're not going to tolerate this. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. It's called disorderly conduct in a public lodging establishment. She said, "Can we give this to husband?" >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're going to roll you on your side. Put your knees up to your chest. Put your knees up to your chest. Jessica, put your knees up to your chest for me. We're going to stand you up. Come on. We're going to stand you up, okay? Stand up. We're going to stand Take a few deep breaths, which wouldn't require them. >> Invoking her child's ADHD and autism as justification for the disturbance does not persuade the officers. In Florida, renting a high-end room doesn't grant the right to disturb everyone else. And at this point, only one person seems determined to fight that reality. >> Husband? >> 13 11 1 >> Is she Is she with the other Presumably, that has nothing to do with this. >> Okay, stop. >> No. No. Yeah, I was trying to state my statement, bro. >> That's not my family member. How she getting locked up? How y'all go get somebody out? >> Okay, lady. >> She is? >> All right, stand up, young lady. Stand up. >> What's his name? >> This is where we do this. Okay, what do we got? >> She's providing false >> Providing false name? And I used this so much in What's going on? >> All right, so >> She's telling me she doesn't know how to spell her middle name. >> Really? >> And I told you First she told me it Gina and then you said it was a Gina. >> Yes. >> Do you have anything on you? Any drugs, any weapons, anything illegal? >> Maybe. >> Any weapons? >> Are you wearing panties? I'm just trying to get home. >> Where's home? >> It's right here. With my husband and my kids. >> Are you wearing a bra? >> Yes, I am. Oh, no, I'm not. But I really don't know what I'm being taken in for. >> What's your name? >> I am just getting my money. It's a bar. I don't Where am I getting taken at? >> Have a seat. >> Why? >> I don't know. We'll figure it out, okay? >> Please, baby, just please, cuz I don't want to go to my kids. I'm on medication for my kids. >> Put your Put your leg in. >> Oh, jeez. Oh, I'm too big. Please figure it out, baby. >> Please. A Gina out of Delaware without the R middle initial and she wants to send it to me. So, let me tell me to tell >> So, you got Gina? I told you. >> on it. >> I told you though. >> Maybe you may not be you. >> Hey, uh Sarge, can you ask her her social? >> What's your social? Last four digits of your social? >> What the >> Yeah, the last four digits. >> I don't know. >> You don't know your social? 38 years old? >> Even simple details become difficult to remember, a familiar sign of alcohol impairment. Officers give one final opportunity. Stay quiet and return to the room, but she still believes arguing might change the outcome. >> All right, bye. >> All right. You've been trespassed from the bar across the street, so you can't go back there for any reason. If you go back, you're subject to arrest. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> What was she saying in here so we know where to >> 1407. I've already I've already spoke to Lance. >> Okay. >> He's already told her. Quiet. Quiet is the key, right? >> Okay. >> Okay. You're free to go. So, everybody keep it quiet. So. Good night. Quiet. Quiet. Go to your Go to your room or you're going with me. Go to your room or you're going with me. Go to your room or you're going with me. She's moving now. Put your feet in. Ain't joking no more. You almost had the opportunity. You almost had the chance. Not to go to jail, but you didn't listen cuz the alcohol is talking. Put her in my car. I already told you what's going on. You don't seem to understand. That's the problem. Because you needed to be quiet and go to your room like I told you. But I told you again and I told you again and I told you again. And you can't keep your mouth shut and go to your room and be quiet like you were told. We're not going to deal with it. Drunken disorderly, we're not going to deal with it. We're not going to deal with it. There ain't nothing to swear to. Damn. Here, I got cigarettes. Guys, please. Guys. Put your legs in. Guys. Last time I'm going to tell you. Guys, put your legs in. Guys, please. Put your legs in. Why? For what? Why? What the Yes, girl. Like what did I do? Like I'm too a one feet. What you do? That's what I did. So we we ain't got freedom of speech. We ain't got freedom of speech, man. I ain't do [ __ ] bro. >> In the end, both women are taken to jail. Gina faces a trespassing charge while Jessica is charged with disorderly intoxication. Both are later released after posting $500 bonds. While stubbornness has just paid its price, another story is about to begin. This time involving an ex-wife who pushes things far beyond the limit. On July 8th, 2022, in Florida, police respond to a call about an SUV that crashed straight into a palm tree in a quiet parking lot. But the driver has already disappeared from the scene. And here's what actually happened next. >> In front. Front of the vehicle. Driving? >> Yes. >> All right, give me your keys. Come in front of the vehicle. Tell me what's going on. >> I have a friend that was my husband's fault. >> Okay, how was it your husband's fault? >> Uh yeah. Like he works right here. Ask him. >> Okay, where is your car at? >> Right there. Fine. It was over there. It got underneath a tree. >> Stay with her. >> You hurt? You were wearing a seatbelt? >> I don't know what happened. >> What happened? >> I don't know what happened. >> Your husband is over there? >> Yeah, that's my husband. He works right here. >> Does he need to go over to the car with you or do you want to go over to the car? Did you try to hurt yourself or drive into the tree on purpose? >> No. >> Check if there's any room available. >> She's over there if you want to go over there. >> All right, so you're going to >> Okay, okay. Yeah. >> I just took a quick picture of her. >> Did you see her behind the wheel? >> Uh she got in the car and tried to back up multiple times and then was asking me, this gentleman, to help push her car and we're like, "Man, you're stuck. You got to get a tow truck." >> Okay. >> So, we didn't help her, but we made sure that she was okay. She seemed a little impaired, but >> Yeah, she seemed like she was Uh can you just hang out for me for real quick? Did you see her get out of the car? >> Yes, she got out. She put it that way. >> Okay, can you hang out for me real quick? Did you see her get out of the car? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. All right, so she's I think she's intoxicated. >> The woman's oddly calm reaction after being found trying to walk away suggests a shaky state of awareness, almost as if her ego is still clinging to a different version of reality. When asked about the license plate, officers discover it sitting right inside her purse. >> She's got the keys on her. You don't have a license plate on your car? >> The license plate was there. >> They said there wasn't one on there. You have it in your purse? Why do you have it? All right. >> You hear right. Good. >> She has her license plate in her purse. >> Does this guy assault you? >> He did this to me. He did this to >> Okay. >> He did this He did He did >> So, you weren't trying to hurt yourself, nothing like that? >> No, not at all. He He did this to me. He did this to >> How did he do that though? He wasn't in the car with you. >> He was not in the car with me. He was right in front of me. >> How old are you, ma'am? >> She told me when he >> Did you try like aiming at him or something and hit the tree or I'm just trying to figure out how in a desolate parking lot you hit a palm tree. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Are you hurt anywhere? >> We're married, but getting divorced. >> you Where were you at? >> We We were right here. So, first I'm coming in this way and I see her and she like turns immediately like you know, dead stops me and then I got to go around her and then she followed me back right here and we're sitting right here arguing. She's like telling me, I don't know, I need to get the lawyer this and that, some stupid [ __ ] I'm like, just get your lawyer, that's it. We don't need to talk. You don't need to see me. Blah blah blah. And I try to take off and she [ __ ] floors it at me and I get right here and I just kind of act like I was going to turn this way and then I turn hard this way and she was going way too fast and just bam. I can't do this anymore. It's been months of me like hiding my car inside shop. >> They said they went to came out of their SUV and pulled them out to lean to try to hit her boyfriend. And he moved and that's why she hit the tree. >> What begins as a simple hit-and-run investigation quickly shifts direction. As the details come together, a far more serious allegation emerges, domestic violence involving a weapon. Faced with those facts, officers move forward with an immediate arrest. >> I need your breathalyzer and I want your fingers just like your feet. >> Yes, I was. >> All right. >> I'm going to go back over there. >> Was it baking or something else where they Yeah, they must have had Yeah, her sister signed that and I I should have signed it, too, but >> of substance What kind of substance is she using? >> Fentanyl, I think, mixed with coke and whatever else. It's been a big problem for a long time. >> You give me a cell phone number? >> Those three people? >> Are they witnesses to her car? >> Yeah. >> Can you get all their information? One of them has a >> The dad saying maybe, but it's >> Can you get them to email that to you? >> Her ring camera thing, I believe. >> You guys saw what happened? >> We saw that happen. >> I got a video of her running away from the car. >> Call her up. >> It came up 524 462 83. >> I'm giving you a minute. She's in the car. >> Yes? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. Okay. All right. >> It's domestic violence, so she'll be held on no bond. That would be aggravated assault, too. She'll be held on no bond until her first appearance in the morning. And when she gets bonded out or gets set a bond, um the judge will part of her bond is no contact with you in any form. The same with her training order. >> I was I was in here working. >> Mhm. >> And I heard this bang, boom, boom. What the hell was that? >> Mhm. >> So I come out the door And that truck is on top of that tree. And this the lady was in the truck. She was telling me to to help her. Get a cop. Get a cop. >> Even after being placed under arrest, the arrogance doesn't fade. The belief that the usual rules somehow don't apply to her remains obvious. But at this point, every word she speaks is no longer a defense. It slowly becomes evidence against her. >> You have anything on me that's going to stick me [ __ ] and cut me? >> No, of course not. >> You know what you got on you. You know what you got on you, too. I'm going to [ __ ] rat. I'm going to be a [ __ ] rat. Got you [ __ ] >> You want to look at her purse? >> I'm going to look at her purse. I just want a divorce. >> Okay. I want I got some questions for you, okay? We'll we'll we'll we'll get to the issue with your husband, okay? All right, but I got to read you this first. You You ever been read your Miranda rights? >> I don't want >> Okay, I'll explain it to you, but I'm just going to read it to you, okay? So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have a lawyer present with you while you're being questioned. Is that your car? It's registered to you? >> It's a citizen >> Okay. >> All right. And that [ __ ] right there is [ __ ] trying to [ __ ] divorce us. >> Okay. Can you walk me through how that vehicle ended up on top of the tree? >> Yeah, I'll walk you through it. Okay, so I was following him because he [ __ ] like sped like a [ __ ] maniac, and all I wanted to do is sign [ __ ] divorce papers, and I don't know how I ended up like that. >> You have the You have the divorce papers with you? >> No, I just wanted to [ __ ] get with my divorce attorney. >> But you don't know how you you wound up in that position. >> No, I do know how I wound up in that position. I was following him. >> You're following him and he was going too fast? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I was trying to drive up. >> So, was were you behind him or you in front of him? >> [ __ ] behind him. >> So, at any point in time, did you try to hit his vehicle with your vehicle? >> Oh, what? No, I would never do that. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to [ __ ] I wanted to [ __ ] run run him to hear me. He's [ __ ] terrified right now. He's got weed in his [ __ ] pocket or in his car. He had it in his mouth [ __ ] stupid. >> The contrast between a bruised ego and the actual record, driving without a license, substance use, and causing a crash creates a clear picture of a personal unraveling. Yet, she still seems convinced that her divorce story will somehow change the officer's view of the situation. >> Do you have any medication that says that you're not supposed to operate a motor vehicle? >> No. >> When you're taking it? >> No. >> So, with all the medication, you're you're good to drive at that point? >> Well, so far. >> Okay. So, here's the next question. >> the same way [ __ ] check my granny. >> Okay. Well, I got to do it one person at a time, okay? I can't talk to two people at the same time. And I'm not going to bring him over here cuz you guys are just going to argue. Okay. So, here's the other question I got for you is why'd you leave your car there and not >> I couldn't get it out. >> Why did you take the tag off? >> Cuz I have before. >> I'm just trying to figure out like I mean, you locked the car, you took the tag off, and you walked away. >> Yeah, I did. I get it. Well, I got to get the car. >> I'm just trying to figure out why you did that instead of calling somebody. Did you used to use any substances, illegal substances? >> Used to use them, yeah. >> What did you used to use? >> Um I used to use a lot of alcohol, [ __ ] >> Okay. When was the last time you used that? >> It's been a long time. >> Long time? Okay. So, that's the reason why you you took the tag off and you left the vehicles cuz you were afraid you're going to get marked for narcotics? >> No, no. I took the tag off cuz I didn't know what else to do. I just wanted it. didn't know what to do. >> I >> I don't want to [ __ ] go back there. >> All right. Did Did you understand that when you crash into something and you and you get in an accident, you're supposed to report that? Okay, do you understand that leaving the scene is is is is a no-no? >> leaving the scene. I was [ __ ] I I own a business here. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh god. Oh god. OH GOD. >> [screaming] >> I'LL BE AT MY TOMORROW, [ __ ] >> In the end, the woman is taken to jail and charged with leaving the scene of a crash, driving without a license, domestic violence, and DUI with breath test results of 0.239 and 0.230. If convicted, the potential penalties could include up to $7,000 in fines and 12 months in jail. The ex-wife drama may be over, but at a Circle K, another angry meltdown is about to explode. On October 6th, 2025 in Las Cruces, New Mexico, a 911 call reporting domestic violence brings police to a Circle K where a tense family confrontation is unfolding inside a white SUV. Alcohol and anger have already pushed things past the point of control, and here's what happened next. >> Hey, hey, hey, HEY, HEY. >> STOP. >> HEY, HEY, HEY, HEY. WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING? STOP, STOP, STOP, STOP. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> STOP. >> GO OVER THERE. GO OVER THERE. >> IT'S my daughter. She's drunk. She don't know what to do. >> Here now. >> Stop. >> Just turn around right now. Just turn around. Just turn around for now. Turn around for now. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> Just turn around for now. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm leaving. I'm leaving. I'm leaving. >> You're not going to leave. You're not going to leave. Just turn around for now. >> You need to listen to me. >> Just turn around. >> No, no, no. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Listen to him. >> Stop. STOP. STOP. >> NO. >> STOP. STOP. YOU JUST KEEP >> NO, I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> WELL, HOLD ON. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> NO, NO, [ __ ] YOU WON'T. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. STOP. >> YES, means you go to drop YOU MY ASS. >> NO, I DON'T GIVE a [ __ ] NO, I'M >> STOP. JUST STOP. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. >> NO. >> STOP. JUST STOP. >> WHY ARE YOU >> STOP. >> WHY ARE YOU STOPPING STOP, MAYA. >> STOP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS >> STOP, MAYA. STOP, MAYA. >> STOP. >> STOP. YOU DON'T know how to ACT YOUR AGE. >> STOP. LET ME HELP YOU BRING YOUR BAGS. COME ON. STOP. >> Just minutes earlier, she was aggressive. Now, she suddenly shifts to playing weak, claiming she can't even move. But when officers separate the family members to sort out the story, deeper fractures in the family dynamic quickly begin to surface. >> [ __ ] OFF ME. >> MAYA, STOP. >> YOU. >> Sit up, please. >> I'm not going to >> Yeah, I just need to grab my bag. Then sit her on the curb. >> I'm not going to sit. >> Actually, put her in the back of my unit. How many times do I have to tell you to They just come over here and pick her up. Just put her down, all right? Nothing on your waistline. I'm going to use the blade of my hand, okay? >> ahead. Can you look at >> No, it's in the back of my unit. >> It's It's cuz I have like a hair in my mouth or something. Can you let me do that? Can you let me use the hair in my mouth there? >> No, you don't You don't have any hair. Like here. Yeah, do you have AC? Have AC, please. Thank you. >> What happened? >> She can't relax, you know? Like >> Okay, what happened? >> She She's She's like acting drunk with my mom and she's like putting her foot out to keep the door open. I said, "No, close the door. Close the door." So, I got off my seat to close the door and she tried to fight me. So, I held her down. >> Okay. Um did she hit you at any point? >> Huh? She spit on my face, but like >> Where on your face? >> She just like spit on me, but like I was like pretty much holding her down, so she might have like marks on her hands. >> Was that Was you just holding her down until we got here? >> Yeah, pretty much. Well, it was like probably like 3 minutes and like 4 minutes. And yeah, I held her the whole time. >> So, what started the whole argument in the first place? >> Because she wanted to She Well, first she was asking my mom for her card and this and that. My mom already gave it to her. Then she wants to get off at the store. My mom's already fed up with her. And she's sitting there with the door open. So, I said, "Maria, shut the door. Shut the door. Shut the door." She don't want to shut it, so I got up to shut it myself. And then she's kicking the the kicking the door open and putting her leg in and then she spit on my face. That's why I held her down. >> What's What door is she >> The front door. >> While the suspect continues mumbling through scattered explanations, her father decides to speak up. He starts mentioning a troubling collection found in his daughter's bedroom, something that immediately catches the officer's attention. >> Um So, what what all happened what happened here? >> I don't know, bro. She gets drunk. >> Well, like so something what happened from like beginning to end? How like how did >> Well, I knew I knew she was drunk and and they said they're going to go outside and smoke. They came here to the store to get some some snacks and stuff. >> all come together? >> No, I walked from the house over here cuz she called me and said this girl is acting up. >> Okay, so she she was originally with her? >> Yeah. She was asking for her EBT card, my wife said. I ain't got your EBT card. And so she slammed the door and hit my daughter with my other daughter with the door. So then they started not wrestling or whatever, but she was trying to get off the car. I look at my window, you can see all the smears and everything from her acting a fool here. She's in this truck acting a fool and it was all over her damn EBT card, but it's because she's drunk. >> Okay. >> She's drunk. She doesn't know how to act. >> And she's going to get arrested for the resisting. >> Okay. >> I got to give her time to sober up and find somewhere else to Tomorrow I'm going to go get a a restraining order and I'm also going to get a eviction order. >> Okay. >> It's $60. That's the That's why I haven't done it cuz it's $60, but I'm going to go get >> So, the the restraining order you're going to have to go down to the district courthouse or the eviction you're going to have to go down to the magistrate courthouse. >> Yeah, I took the I'm off all this week and next week, so I work with the DOT and I took a week off I got time. >> Awesome. >> And then the army got pregnant and we >> Got you. >> talking to this laptop. >> Got you. >> Let go. Let go. >> Well, sorry about that. I'm sorry about what happened. >> Yeah, no. I mean it's something we you with constantly, bro. mean it it's it's it's like it's been going on for 3 years bro and it's just been ridiculous and this is the problem. And she'll tell me she's not drinking and I went in the room cleaning out the room bro, there was >> The father's willingness to pay $60 for an eviction filing, a step he had already considered before, marks a painful breaking point. At that moment, the burden of repeated violence appears to outweigh the bonds of family. But the story doesn't end at Circle K. It continues at the police station. >> Yes, please. >> Come on. >> Oh my god, I love her. I love you so much but I thank you so much. It's a honey. >> Yeah. Yes, ma'am. Where's the bathroom? >> The bathroom it's right back here. It'll be >> Oh yeah, I think someone's there. >> Okay. >> All right then. >> Huh? >> All right then. >> That'd be a dumb move. >> Or will I? >> I'm just kidding. >> No, [laughter] no, no. >> Or will I? >> Let's not do that. Let's not do that. Especially after the first DQ. >> Yeah. >> You're fine. Did you wash your hands? >> Yeah. Is the fishnets part Of course I did. Hold on because I did wash. Is that a fishnets on and there's still no one home. >> I see. >> What up? >> No, I No, he is he is on the table. >> No, no, no, no. Let me see him wash his No, no, no, just go wash your hands or whatever. >> No, I already did but it's just that I have my fishnets on. >> Oh, okay. >> Fishnet leggings. >> So just uh just pull your pants up and be all right. >> No, dude, it's cuz the fishnets is looking weird when I like See, you're a boy, you don't get it. >> Yeah. >> Straight up I don't understand. >> Yeah, you do not understand that. >> I'm so sorry. It's okay. >> Good? All right, just uh just your hands. Huh? >> I was talking just about your hands. >> Yeah, just up up the hands will be all right. Wash your hands. >> Can you zip them? Can you zip them? >> Can Can I zip >> No, yes, please. >> There you go. You got it. >> I'm scared. >> Just don't twist your wrist too much. That's where the problem is coming. >> I know. >> As the suspect's awkward jokes about running away begin to fade, reality starts setting in. Behind the warrant numbers appearing in the system is a long criminal record, something that instantly changes the atmosphere at the scene. >> Can you cut them off? >> Cut what? >> I can't put on my shirt on them. >> Uh >> I can't put them on. >> This one? >> [snorts] >> I think I see the jet smoke. >> Yeah, one moment. >> Can't do it with my hands. >> Uh >> He gets me to sniff it. >> First one. >> In the end, the woman is taken to jail and charged with DWI and theft. The vomit bag handed to her by the officer isn't just for hygiene. It becomes a quiet symbol of the complete collapse of the confident image she tried to maintain throughout the night. 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