Why? I'M GOING TO GET SUED. STOP touching me. >> Going to kick your ass in your [ __ ] cuz you handling me too rough. >> Turn around. >> Handle me like THAT AGAIN. I'MMA SPIT ON YOUR ASS AND I'MMA KICK YOU in your [ __ ] >> Oh, your pants are wet. >> Yeah. >> One traffic ticket gets blown up by a law student into a criminal case, triggering chaos, public meltdowns, and broken lives. When troubled kids believe they're never wrong, who steps in before it's too late. On July 20th, 2025, what looked like a routine traffic stop spiraled fast. A law student tried to use halfbaked legal know-how to justify herself and steer the situation. And that overconfidence drove her straight into consequences she couldn't talk her way out of. >> Block of Edgemore on a great sedan. >> Why you reading my tag and I just came? >> You got you got your license, registration, proof. I do, but first of all, you step back in the car. >> No, because I know my right and you just pulled over for no reason. >> 12:45. Step back in the car. >> I'm not going to I I don't have anything. I'm going to stay right here and talk to you, >> okay? >> Because I'm telling you I'm giving you a lawful order. >> I know my rights. >> I am giving you a law and I'm giving you a lawful rights. I'm going to read you your rights in a minute. Okay, I'm going to sit down, but I'm going to read you your rights in a minute cuz I've been I've been to law school. I've been going through law school. I'm going to read you your rights. >> Congratulations. I have two reasons for the traffic stop. Give me your license registration. >> Tell me why I first because I didn't do nothing. I'm just pulling around because I just came from my cousins and now I'm back over here to pull into my apartment. >> Okay. So, what did I do? >> Registration. >> What did I do for for me to give you that? >> License, registration, proof. >> Tell me what I did for you to for me to give you that. >> Once I get all your documents, I will give you that. >> No, you have to tell me first. What did I do? What did I do? >> Once I get all of your information, I will give you >> I didn't do no illegal time. I just came from around there and we just I really just came from the stop sign and pulled in. So, I didn't understand what he >> I ain't do nothing. Tell me what I did. >> I don't have to explain to you what she did. You're not not you. >> Okay. Well, answer me. What did I do? When you get when I get all your documentation, I will provide that to you. >> Hey, Jaylen, give me just a second. Um, I got pulled over and I'm trying to figure out why he pulled me over. >> She ain't do nothing. >> Sir, he passed. >> You have to tell me why you pulled me over because you just literally literally we're in the cluster and I wasn't even on the main road to pull me over. >> I'm asking for all your legal documentation. I can give you that, but I need you to give me a legal reason. >> Okay. Can you give me your license, registration, and proof of insurance? Again, I have two reasons for the stop. >> Okay? So, tell me before I give my damn information. TELL ME. THAT'S NOT HOW THAT WORKS. >> THAT IS HOW THAT WORKS. I DONE BEEN THROUGH THIS [ __ ] before and I done BEEN THROUGH LAW SCHOOL. SO, tell me before I GIVE YOU MY STUFF. I done been through law school and I know what the is going on. You supposed to read what you supposed to tell me what I've done. TELL ME WHY YOU PULLING ME OVER. SAY FIRST. FIRST OF ALL, YOU SUPPOSED to say, "Hey, I'm pulling you over for this. Now, can I have your license and registration?" SO TELL ME WHY I'M why you pulling me over so I can go ahead and hand you my license and stuff. GO AHEAD AND TELL ME why you pulling Cuz you ain't got no reason. EXACTLY. YOU AIN'T got no reason. >> Like you ain't got no reason. >> You should not even be standing by your door. >> Can you move from my door? No. >> Yes, you can move. >> Under US law, a driver is expected to present valid documents before they start arguing the reason for the stop. But she used the I'm a law student label like a shield. It sounds impressive, but the way she argued made it clear she wasn't there yet. And her illusion of control collapsed in real time. >> I ain't got no choice but to call him now. Now I got to call him cuz what the hell? >> Can I get your documentation? Can you tell me so I can explain to you the reason for? >> I need you to go ahead. >> This is not your This is not your stop. >> This is my stop. THIS IS STAY HERE. THIS IS my stop. >> This is not your stop. THIS IS >> THAT'S HER MAMA RIGHT THERE. >> This is my traffic stop. I will explain to you the reason for the stop when I get all of your legal documentation. >> Okay? Tell me my legal reason so I can give you my legal documentation. Cuz I can give you my license, right? >> Yes. This is how it work. >> Okay. Give me your license. >> Tell me why we doing it. >> Give me your license. >> Tell me why we doing it. I'll give you Don't touch me. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> I already know. You're good. I got her. Get her. >> She y'all better not get her some [ __ ] cuz she ain't do [ __ ] >> No, she's good. You don't have to watch. >> I swear to God. >> Sir, don't push me. >> Stop. Turn up. >> Cuz you just did this for no reason. The >> You didn't even tell me why I was pulled over. >> Sit down. >> Just let me say it. But you ain't got to keep pushing me. I swear to God. You keep pushing on me like this, I'm going to need him in your nuts. Hi. I can't stay calm. He keep putting his hands on me and I'm going to knee him in his nuts for real. >> Thank you. STOP TOUCHING ME. TELL HIM TO GET HIS HANDS OFF OF ME. >> SIT DOWN. >> WELL, GET YOUR hands off of me. >> Sit down in the car. >> Okay. So, get your hands off. >> Sit down. I'm in the car. Okay. I'm going to sit right here. >> Go in the car. In the door. >> Okay. Can you chill? >> Go in the car. >> I'm calm, sir. I need you to stop. >> Go in. >> Then her mother showed up and instead of calming things down, she complicated everything. The two quickly formed a kind of entitlement alliance, tossing out discrimination claims to blur the very obvious violations. Instead of facing the facts, they chose to build an emotional defense wall together. >> What was the reason you pulled her over? >> Okay. She's asking YOU AND YOU CAN'T TELL HER. She's asking YOU AND YOU CAN'T TELL HER AT ALL. YOU'RE BEING NASTY. You being racist. This is racist right here. He I'm calling. He's being racist. Literally, WE WAS AT THE STOP SIGN. >> IT DON'T MATTER, MOM. We was at the stop sign. He was all looking at her car. She didn't do anything wrong. I'M TELLING YOU WHAT HAPPENED. We got We was at the stop sign. He He did a Yui and bust and blocked her in JUST LIKE THAT. HE DON'T HAVE HE DON'T WHAT DID YOU STOP her for? Tell her what she stop WHAT HE STOPPED HER FOR so he could give her his her ID. That's all he had to do. But he being a NASTY WHITE. >> Y'ALL GOING TO GET Y'ALL GOING TO GET SUED. STOPING ME. Go in the car. >> I'm in the car. >> In the car all the way. >> I swear to God. If you touch me, I'm going to Oh, my mama. You stop touching me. [laughter] Stop touching me. >> Go in the car. >> Okay. >> I'm closing the door. Get in the car. Get in the car. In the car. Get in the car. >> Hold on. Is she calling my daddy? >> I swear to God. YOU GOT TO STOP. STOP. LISTEN TO ME. GET >> HEY, SHE RIPPED THE CUFF. >> HEY, SHE RIPPED THE CUFF. RELAX. I got the legs. I got the legs. I got the legs. >> Hey, relax. >> I'm not going to come back cuz I relax down, [ __ ] Relax. >> Relax. Relax. >> Make sure you're not touching me. >> I'm going roll down the window for you. >> No, I'm Get in. >> I'm good, y'all. >> You're already under arrest. Get in. >> Please don't touch me. I got it. >> I got it, y'all. I need y'all to relax. >> Get in. >> I'm in. got on the road. >> Last warning. Get in. >> Get in the car. >> Don't you think those two complied to be a lot easier? >> She asked, "What? What's the reason you can't pull over? SERGEANT NOT TELL HER AT ALL. WHAT WAS THE REASON YOU PULLED US OVER? WHAT'S THE REASON YOU GOT WHAT YOU DID? What you pulled US OVER FOR? YOU GOT TO TELL US." >> EXACTLY. >> EXACTLY. WE GOT A STOP SIGN. WHAT DID WE DO WRONG? Once the argument stopped working, it shifted into an emotional showdown. Mother and daughter tried to politicize the stop to soften accountability, but the escalation only damaged their image further, showing a self-destruct pattern that can haunt someone's reputation and future for a long time. >> I was in a car talking about >> I WAS IN A CAR. >> I'm not scared of that [ __ ] bro. >> Neither am I. Guys, you're here barking off THE REASON YOU'RE NOT EVEN INVOLVED. >> THAT'S MY PEOPLE. >> ALL RIGHT, I'M TRYING TO GET YOU ANSWERS. IF YOU DON'T WANT TO ANSWER, THEN WE CAN TAKE YOUR ASS SOMEWHERE ELSE. >> Just ask where's the lady? >> How about you get there with me? >> What? I need my asthma pump. I'm going to pass out. >> I'm going to pass out. >> I got to secure because I No, I need SOMEBODY ELSE. GET SOMEBODY ELSE. STOP. CUZ I DON'T LIKE THE WAY YOU HANDLE ME. >> I NEED to secure you. >> Yeah. She slip. She keeps slipping. I'm getting her as I need TO PUT YOUR CUFFS. >> Y'ALL DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE IT'S AT. WALK ME OVER THERE. >> Close the door. >> I need to secure your cuffs. >> Just close the door. >> I need to secure you in cuffs. Close the door. >> We're going to put a hobble on you if you don't. >> No. I need you to close the door. >> And I need to secure your cuffs. >> Okay. I need my >> Okay. Give me your hands. Can you do it? Cuz he's been handling me too rough. >> That's fine. >> I'M GOING TO KICK YOUR ASS IN YOUR [ __ ] CUZ YOU HANDLING me too rough. >> Stop. Turn around. >> Handle me LIKE THAT AGAIN. I'MMA SPIT ON YOUR ASS AND I'MMA kick you in your [ __ ] I'MMA KICK YOUR WHITE ASS IN YOUR [ __ ] YOU GRAB me like that one more time. >> Handle me like that one more time. Your ass. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I'm not stopping [ __ ] The way he handled me. >> Where's your pump? Where's your asthma pump? Stop. Stop. >> Y'all got 10 seconds and I'm going to start spitting. 10 seconds. I'mma give y'all ass 10 seconds. I'mma give y'all ass 10 seconds. Let go. >> I'm give you 10 seconds. That's what the thought. >> That's what the I thought. Back the >> Was this the problem? >> Now back your ass. >> This this >> My problem is that this white ass pull me off for no reason. I thought we already accomplished. >> She tried to frame herself as a victim of rough treatment to flip the script or buy time. The role kept changing from superior to combative to fragile. Meanwhile, the mother started rewriting the scene, focusing on accusations instead of the original resistance. >> Understand? If this was your daughter, he manhandled her wrong. That is my friend. But if that was your daughter, he manhandled her wrong. Everybody is standing out here. Okay, listen. We was at a stop sign. Okay. >> Literally, we was at a stop sign. We didn't do a legal turn. We didn't do anything. >> I got it. >> Yes. I'mma come. Listen, we got stopped at I mean um we got we was at the stop sign, okay? We did not do no illegal turn. We didn't do anything. >> He was looking in the car, okay? And then he busted you. By the time we got there, my mother stayed right there. I was coming over here to see my mother. >> My mother 14. Oh, we were just over. >> I know. I came. That's >> your brother right here. >> That is my brother. I >> You got a lot of attitude, huh? >> Yeah. Okay. >> I We can't. As soon as we pulled up, he blocked us in. Look, she couldn't even she couldn't even she couldn't even turn nowhere. First thing he do is he hopped out. He liked it. >> Give me your light. Give me your license and everything. So now we're like, "Okay, so what did I do?" Like, "Did I DO A LEGAL TERM? WHAT DID I DO?" He's being nasty. He did. He said, "I don't have to tell you anything. Just give me your license." Okay. If she's being detained or something, could you at least tell us what she do? She had the ID RIGHT THERE SO SHE COULD give him everything. >> Yeah. >> He pul he pulled her out of the vehicle and say she's going to go to jail for something. I don't even know. And they did. They was manhandling her so wrong for nothing. And still we don't know what she did. >> Okay. >> We don't know. He just being nasty. I can find out. >> THAT'S SO WRONG. He we she did not have a problem showing none of her documentation. He was being nasty like he don't like black people. I'm not understanding everything did not this could have been avoided. He was >> didn't see what happened. So I can't tell you what the reason is. All I can tell you is it's not required that he has to tell you. But it is best practice. you should tell you because all going to jail for for nothing. >> Well, sometimes it can it can squash some of the stuff by telling you and sometimes it can't. Sometimes people just argue no matter what. >> This is what he wanted. This is what he wanted. He came up here with a nasty attitude and literally like we just got here. >> Okay. >> She had her ID in her hand. Literally in her hand. He smashed her out the car for nothing. Everybody is out here. Everybody. >> In the end, the young woman was taken to jail and faced charges. battery on a law enforcement officer, assault on a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer without violence. Over something as small as not stopping at a stop sign, she traded it for a permanent stain on her record. Arrogance can feel powerful for 5 minutes, but the price can be a whole career. What do you think? Was the mother the main factor behind her daughter acting this blindly? The law student dragged everything uphill. And right after that, a teenager shows up looking like they've been possessed by something. On May 25th, 2025, police got an emergency call about a couple fighting. Witnesses believed it had turned violent. But as the truth started to come out, the situation got a whole lot messier than what people first saw. >> What's going on, guys? >> Yeah, >> dude. Babe, >> I'm trying not to >> hang out for a second. Y'all can both eat my nut. >> All right. >> Hey, doctor. Hey, what's going on? >> No. Get out of here. No. No. Don't come near me. >> I will talk from you from this direction. >> Please. I'm right begging. Please don't come near me. >> Okay, we'll talk from here. Is that okay? >> Don't come near me. >> Can we just talk from here? >> Is she under the influence of something? >> Yeah. >> Pretty intoxic. >> Alcohol. You guys, >> it's been an ongoing thing. This has been I've just been trying to get her in the house. I'm not really familiar with the news. I've never been in my TV show. >> What? So, what's happening tonight? >> I don't know. I don't I really don't know. I just >> I mean, we wouldn't be here if something wasn't going on. >> I don't know, dude. I don't know. I like I wish I could talk to you guys. >> Baby, you got to calm down. Okay. No, baby. This is what I've been trying to get you to do. Calm down so you could go inside. I'm [snorts] trying. >> Babe, can you come sit over here for a second? >> She seems pretty upset, man. >> I know. >> Why is she upset? >> I know you can't breathe. She's blacked out drunk. I don't know. She swung. Like, you can ask them. I don't know, dude. She swung at me multiple times tonight and stuff. >> Okay. >> That's your household. >> Like, I'm No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not. No. It's nothing like that. >> Okay. She's She's blacked out. She >> should ever get physical between you two. >> Not in like that type of way to where it's like I need to like call her in or anything. Like it's not like >> myself. >> I can't I can't. >> Trinity, we're okay. >> Hey, just have a seat. We'll work through this. Okay. I promise. >> But I You guys don't understand. Like you might have it under control like I was just saying, but it's not. You're right. I I don't know. I don't understand what's going on. That's why I'm here. >> Please just let me let me talk to you guys. Like, you're just completely back by passing the night after saying whatever. Whatever. >> Trinity, please don't walk away. Trinity, you're not free to go. >> Right from the start, she told the officers to stay back, like she was still calling the shots. This brat type often comes with a few viral preloaded lines from the internet ready to use as a shield. And when playing weak and helpless didn't work, she immediately switched gears and tried to lean on social status. >> How did you guys end up here? >> Like a month or two ago? >> Okay. You >> you been Can I Can I come sit with you? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Do you need help? >> Well, I will get >> Okay. Oh, >> I know. Get out of your head. I promise. Okay. >> I'm not trying to be like infer what you're like. [laughter and snorts] >> Oh, that's fine. So, who is he to you? >> He doesn't matter. He doesn't matter to me, to you, to nothing. >> Mhm. >> He doesn't matter that you just can't stay from home alone. >> Well, how do you know him? >> Not how it doesn't matter what him it does. >> I'll make that my goal. I promise. But I just I just really want to know what's been going on because I'll tell you I'll be honest with you. >> It's been weeks weeks of this [ __ ] Like I could tell you back and forth and back and forth, >> but [clears throat] it's only my word against yours against the next, you know? >> Mhm. >> Like I just >> So this is I just want to make sure this is your apartment, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I I pay the rent here. >> You pay the rent. Your name on a lease, right? >> In the past, has he lived with you? Even if it's only for a couple days. >> No, he's never lived with you. >> Do you have any roommates? >> No. >> Okay. >> The people that have been like living with [laughter] me. >> Okay. >> But they're not. >> Who? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So, we'll use Who's been living with you? >> It's whoever's like with on the leash of me. They've been like like acting like like they're like I know that like >> Okay. But just to confirm, he doesn't live with you. >> No. >> Okay. How do you know? How do you know him? >> I don't know. I just like I I've never even like done none of this stuff. Nothing except for this past recent last week. Like like this is all so new to me and like I'm so like scared and think >> Okay. Who are you? You're scared of your roommate? >> No. No. He's he's never been nothing to me. >> Her story kept changing. Parker was her boyfriend one minute, a stranger the next. Threats popped up out of nowhere, then disappeared just as fast. In the haze of alcohol, reality got twisted, and the lies became the last life raft she could cling to. >> Okay. Hey, Trinity, do you mind just having a seat for a second? I'm going to go talk with my partner. Are you going to throw up? >> Trinity, just have a seat. Okay. >> Well, she's definitely drunk. >> Yep. I don't I don't know what's going on talking to her. Trinity, please stop walking away. >> Eat it, [ __ ] >> Trinity, >> the whole bastard. >> Trinity, please stop. >> Choke you and your stupid, >> dude. You guys, you >> mother you you drove him into the dirt with this [ __ ] >> You watched him. You watched him. Stop. >> Stop. >> She getting cuts on her wrist. >> No. No. Stop. >> Sit down. >> Don't get up. >> No. Get off me. This is all you. >> What's going on? >> You. You stupid. Please be able to best properly trans >> baby you got to calm down for them. Okay. >> Please please please. [laughter] >> Like I'm stressing right now. So, >> I'm trying. Like, you got to understand it's been a long day and night. >> Please, please, >> just relax. >> No, I know. Please just stay seated. >> You stupid. Oh, I got that on video. You stupid. The insults weren't just a heat of the moment slip. They were a final weapon from someone who never learned how to respect boundaries. In her eyes, the officers weren't doing a job. They were simply obstacles standing between her and what she wanted. Oh yeah, you better wing. You stupid. I got that [ __ ] all on video. Eat my not and all of it on video. You stupid. >> If you want to go back to your car, [laughter] >> just wait. Oh my god, I cannot wait till all you insult cream on the Please. Please, I can't breathe. [screaming] PLEASE, PLEASE HELP. HELP. Please [screaming] help. PLEASE HELP. PLEASE, PLEASE, [laughter] please help me. Please, [laughter] please, please. Please, please, please. I don't understand. [screaming] Eat my dog, you stupid frames on or no? Please, please, please >> keep breathing. [screaming] >> Relax. >> Stop up. Stop. >> Stand over there. >> No, we're way past that. >> You're done. [screaming] >> Fine. I brought her stuff so I wait for the hospital. >> Sounds good. Just stay stay right here. I'll be back with you. Okay. Police had to use a restraint strap not only to protect themselves, but also to keep her from hurting herself while she was out of control from drinking. For people living on a personal power fantasy, being restrained is often the hard humiliating slam into reality. Just don't [laughter] [screaming] >> my little treasure. Please, please, please, please. I'm begging you. Please, please, no. And nothing about this is relaxing. All you can eat my balls. All of you eat my nuts. You stoping [ __ ] Eat my nuts. Eat my nuts. Eat my nuts. >> Look like she's breathing. >> Eat my nuts. >> I don't give a my stupid. Anything else on board besides alcohol tonight for her? >> No. >> Okay. Has she ever acted this way before? >> Like, yeah, she's a lightweight when she's got blacked out drunk before, but it's been a long time. >> I guess just from my experience, this is very abnormal behavior for somebody that is only intoxicated by alcohol. >> This has happened before when she's blacked out. >> She just wanted to touch base with you. This is like if you look at her record, she's went and in before with her ex she met >> whatever the that was. But >> okay. >> Yeah. >> So, at this point, she's going to be going to the hospital. My partners are following over there. [snorts] >> I I I don't blame you guys. There's like that's the most I don't that's civil. That's what you guys obviously need to do. Like there's not like I tried like I as long as she's not gonna go to jail like I don't care about an underage or whatever but >> well it looks I was informed when I was over with you that she kicked my partner so she might be getting that's a felony. >> After that she was taken to the hospital for treatment still fighting and screaming at the very people trying to help her. Eventually, she was booked into jail and faced charges for disorderly conduct, resisting/obstructing arrest and battery on an officer. After court, she could be looking at up to 90 days in jail, and a $1,500 fine. A young woman torching her own future because she truly believed the universe revolved around her. What's your take on her behavior? Was the alcohol an excuse or just the spark that let the arrogant monster inside finally show its face? And before the madness even has time to cool down, a quiet life or death choice slips into the frame. On June 1st, 2025 in Rio Rancho, police were dispatched for what sounded like a simple welfare check. But in a matter of minutes, it turned [music] into a tense clash between raw emotion and hard reality. And this is what really happened. >> Hey, miss. Come here. Calm down. Calm down. >> Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> I I'm a real rancho police officer. >> Where's your car? >> I'm here to help you. Miss Miss, this is my badge right here. >> Miss, I need you I need you to stay with me. I need you to stay with me. Okay. >> No, no, [screaming] no, no, no. >> Help. >> Miss, miss. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm going to help you. >> Call my lawyer. >> I'm going to help you. Okay, >> let me call my lawyer. >> I just need to calm down. >> I don't know anything. >> Not enough. >> No. Miss, I'm here to HELP YOU. SOMEBODY miss Miss I'm here to help you. You need to calm down. >> You need to calm down. >> You need to calm down. I'm here to help you. Okay. >> No. >> No. No. No. I'm here to help you. >> Miss Miss, I'm going to have to put you in handcuffs if you don't calm down. Okay. >> I don't want to I don't want to hurt you. I don't want to hurt you. I need you to calm down. I need you to calm down. >> Okay. Look at my car. Look at my car. Just calm down. Calm down. No. No. No. No. No. >> Breathing. >> Okay. Okay. >> Hey, let me call >> Hang on. My sergeant's on the way over here. I just need you to calm down. Okay. I don't want to hurt you. I really don't want to. >> Help. >> I want to I want to help you, miss. Please. >> No. No. No. >> No. Yes, you can. >> Please. >> Hey, miss. Miss, >> miss, you need to calm down. Okay. >> What are you calling? Why am I doing this? I feel insane. >> Miss Miss, cuz you're acting you're acting erratic right now. >> Yeah, I got myself. >> I need you to calm down. Okay, >> okay. Okay, hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Let's see. >> You want to sit in my car? >> I'm not watching my back. >> You want to sit in my car? >> After your charge against your calm down cops. >> From the very beginning, it was clear something wasn't right with her. Still, officers treated her gently like someone who needed help, not trouble. She kept bringing up a lawyer trying to grab back control. That showed she was still aware, just extremely overwhelmed. >> Call the police. >> Miss, >> call the police. >> I need you to call I need you to calm down. >> I need you to calm down. Okay. I need you to calm down. >> Dad, please. >> Miss, I really don't want to hurt you. >> Please. >> Look, I need you to sit down. Otherwise, I'm going to have to put you down and it could hurt you. Okay? I don't want to hurt you. >> Hurt me if I don't get a police call. >> Could you please sit down? I don't I don't want you to get hurt. I need you to sit down. >> Call the box for me. >> I need you to sit down. Okay, miss. >> Can you calm down? >> Hey, please tell. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> No. Yeah. What's his number? >> What's his number? What's your police number? Try that. >> I'm a police officer, sir. Miss. Miss, I need you to calm down. got to, you know, come down and say, you know, this calm down. >> I can't have you acting like this. >> Please. >> Okay. >> I beg you. >> I'm going to have to actual. Please, >> get on your [ __ ] radio. >> I can't breathe. >> You can breathe. >> Help. >> As long as you're talking, you can breathe. >> Okay. Stop. He's [screaming] stabbing me. >> Try to stop me. >> Get on your face. >> Leave. He didn't bleed. >> Stop. Miss, >> that's fine. I don't think he's going to ask me. I'm wanted by some gangster. I think he knows I'm a person of interest in driving. >> Miss, I need you to calm down. I need to get on your stomach. >> Please. Please. What is that taste? >> I really need you to get on your stomach. >> When the handcuffs bruised her pride, she started creating an imaginary enemy to justify her panic. It was a classic break from objective reality. She cast herself as the victim. One last move to protect HER EGO. >> YES, I DO. Help me. >> I bet the police force. >> Please calm down. >> Girl, somebody save my life. Please somebody my vagina. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> My life. >> Stop. >> I'm dying. God, save me. God, please. >> Stop. God, you hurt me. >> Stop. Stop. Help. Oh, please tell me. Please don't >> stop, dude. >> Okay. >> Freaking a, bro. >> Okay, I'll stop [laughter] >> then. Just stop. You're >> going to kill me. >> I'm not going to kill you. >> Run to the [ __ ] Help. Help. He's ping way too high. Help. [screaming] Help. Help. >> Get up. >> Help. I can't get up. already. >> Help me with this. >> Easy. Easy. >> Okay. Okay. Easy. >> Okay. >> It's okay. >> Just have have a seat for us. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. I need you to sit so we can talk to you about it. Okay. >> Just have help. Help. Please. Okay. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. All right. Like this. Meanwhile, a bystander in the parking lot began criticizing how police were handling things while she kept reacting violently. Once someone bought into her victim story, she got even louder. Like that support might somehow rewrite what was happening right in front of everyone. >> Watch your face. >> I witnessed this whole thing out in this parking lot. Mhm. >> Your officer failed to get that girl in the backseat of his car and because of that, man, it it turned ugly. He slammed her three different times into that his car. I mean, just you could tell he had the cuffs on her and he just physically put her into the car three different times. He just totally mishandled the situation. >> I fig y'all y'all need to know about it. >> I know. But whoever's out there isn't going to get you in here. Okay. >> YEP. DON'T PUT HER HELMET ON the 41 down for me. They're going to kill me. Help. They're gone. Please save me. Please. Can we talk to you? >> We're waiting for EMS to come teach you. Okay. >> Call EMS. >> We already did. >> And they're coming. >> I'm going to die. >> Once EMS gets here, we're going to get you out of this car. Okay. >> Please. Please. That's all. You can have the helmet. All right. Look. [laughter] Hey, look. Ambulance is here. >> Help. >> Oh, >> hey, Cheyenne. Sit real still. Your your hair stuck on this velcro. We're going to take >> Cheyenne. >> Cheyenne. I'm trying to get your hair out of this. It got really wedged into this. >> Easy. >> Help. >> Help. He's killing me. >> He's not. >> Help me. >> You're okay. I love you all and I'm sorry. I don't know what this is. I don't know how this police department or anything what their protocol is, but it's different everywhere you go. And I just want you to respect you. I'm sorry for the past disrespect I ever did. I'm still going through it. >> Relationship. >> We're getting you out of here, Cheyenne. Just like you wanted. >> I can't see Sh. >> Let's keep scooting this way. When EMS arrived, everything was handled professionally. She was taken straight to the hospital. In extreme agitation cases, doctors sometimes use ketamine to calm things down and prevent dangerous loss of control. At that point, the goal isn't punishment. It's safety. >> Freaking out, freaking out. >> Get her calm down a little bit. >> Yeah. >> I have no idea. I I guess there was an incident um last night. So right now you guys can't have contact. So don't try calling him or anything. Okay. Until you see the judge and everything gets sorted out and just leave it as it is. >> The not necessarily, but I mean it's for domestic violence. So you guys just can't talk. >> Yeah, I believe he's the one getting charged. >> He's getting charged? >> I think so. I don't know. I don't I don't know the details. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I don't know the full details of what happened last night, but um I just know >> it. It's all in my post. >> Okay. Okay. >> It's getting filed. Yeah. You You don't have a choice when it comes to domestic violence. >> Okay. >> Next thing I'm going to do is um we're going to get all these clothes off. I'm going to have to cut them. That's >> okay. They're they're a mess. >> Yes. And they manhandled me. And then and then we're going to get you dressed. Okay. Like I said, I'm a female. >> Did you have your Did you have your recording on? >> All of us have them on. I guess >> when you guys are manhandling me, >> I'll be back. Okay. >> And my head smashed to get like >> all of us. Where where >> I guess keep them on. Okay. >> Real quick nose. >> Okay. Well, hold on. >> Really quick, please. >> Hold on. When they come in here to change you, I'm going to go out there so you can have some privacy cuz I don't I don't think you being naked should be on camera. Obviously, I know that this is my first verde. I behaved like two days ago for the same [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Domestic. And then I gave him another chance. I didn't follow the [ __ ] words because >> I don't want a double f I don't want him going back to jail. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, so >> I still look in your eyes. I can tell you. >> I don't know. He doesn't lie. >> Huh? >> I doesn't lie, but I'm not a [ __ ] snitch. I don't believe people should be put in cages. Okay. All right, Shannon, get up. >> I just [snorts] need to grab your paperwork and then we're out of here. >> After medical treatment, she was booked into jail to complete processing, facing charges including battery on an officer, resisting arrest, property damage, and disorderly conduct. This case became a textbook example of emotional collapse wrapped in a shell of entitlement. She wasn't just fighting the police, she was fighting the consequences of her own choices. The tension hadn't faded yet. And then a stopped vehicle opened the door to another dangerous chapter. On March 22nd, 2025, police were dispatched to an apartment complex after reports that a car had crashed into a building. Behind that impact wasn't just a traffic accident. It was a chain of reckless choices leading to unavoidable consequences. >> Hop out for me for a second. >> I need to figure out what the is going to go in my car. So, what we're going to do, ma'am, is he's going to call you a uh a tow truck, and then the tow truck will come get the car. Your insurance will go to whatever toll lot comes to get it. >> And then, uh they'll pick it up so they can get it fixed. Okay. >> My car. >> So, >> Okay. Yeah. I'm sorry, but this is here. Like, y'all got to understand this is my baby. This is my baby. What the [ __ ] >> So, here's the thing, ma'am. So, Deputy Goan is finished with his civil traffic crash investigation. Okay. He just >> I'm sorry. I'm listening. >> No, no, no. You're fine. He just He just explained that to you. So, you understand that the civil traffic crash investigation is over? Do you understand that that investigation is done? >> Okay. My name's Deputy Desiato. I'm actually a DUI investigator for the sheriff's office. The reason I'm here, the reason I'm here is because I was the first deputy to come in contact with you on the crash. And uh like I've already kind of explained to you, I can smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from your breath. Your eyes are bloodshot and watery. Your speech is a little bit slurred. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. Like like I said, I was at the club. >> Yep. So, I just want to I just want to check you out to make sure you're okay. >> I even smoked a blunt while we at the club. cuz you was smoking that club and I got a weed car, too. So, that's why I got weed on me. I got my weed license. Y'all can see that, too. But before I left the club, I slept in the car for 2 hours. So, >> and we'll get ma'am, we'll get all of that, okay? I'll give you a chance to kind of tell me what's going on. But the first thing I like I said, I just want to check you out and make sure you're okay. Make part of the pen. I just want you to follow that with your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head. Okay? >> Just keep looking right here at the clicky part. Okay? >> Without moving my head? >> Yes, ma'am. And it's all the way over there. >> Yeah, just look as far as you can. >> I'm about to say cuz what the >> No, no, you're fine. If it goes too far, then just uh look as far as you can. Okay. >> Do I got to keep staring at it cuz my mothering head start to hurt? >> Yes, ma'am. Sorry. Try not to move your head. Okay. >> Well, at this point, I'm moving my body cuz I can't stay still for so long. >> No, you're doing okay. >> And my pants is wet. >> Why are your pants wet? >> I don't know. I was in the parking lot for a long time. I was sleep. >> Gotcha. All right. Feet together. Let's go. This is the last one. >> All right. Just follow that with your eyes. >> One more time and then we're done with this one. Okay. >> She deliberately created confusion by going back and forth between admitting she had used marijuana and claiming she had just woken up. At the same time, she kept complaining about headaches and wetting herself to delay physical tests. Though in reality, those were signs of intoxication and loss of bodily control. >> My nervous focus. The last time when I was at my doctor's office the other night, he told me to turn around. Sh, I'm traumatized. And when he told me to turn around, y'all, he pulled my pants down. >> Yeah. Well, we're not going to we're not going to pull your pants down or anything like that. >> I had to pull my pants down. >> No. No. I just didn't want you facing the sun. Just so good. I'm going to report his ass. That made me remember that. I'm his ass. >> Can you see this line? Okay. >> Yeah. >> Left foot on the line. Right foot in front. On the line. Left foot. >> Yep. Just like that. Now, put your right foot in front of your left foot. >> Right handed. I know, but we're not using hands. We're using feet. >> I feel like that's that's cheating. Everybody know that if you right-handed, your right foot is more dominant. >> And then put your arms down by your side like this. >> I can't do it like this. >> Well, cuz there's a certain way these have to be done, ma'am. Okay. So, left foot left foot on the line. >> I'm not trying to be difficult. I was >> No, no, no. You're fine. But I got to explain one thing. I'm I'm actually looking for is your ability to follow instructions. Okay. So, I need you to do your So, left foot on the line. Right foot in front. Touching heel to toe. >> This [ __ ] in my pants is completely wet. >> All right. touching heel to toe with your arms down by your side. Just like that. Okay, stay in this position until I tell you to start. >> Hold on. I still got to tell you what to do. >> All right, tell me what to do. Come on. >> All right, stay in that position for me, though. Okay, get back in the starting position. >> I'm not going to be able to stay in that position. I had that surgery and my balance is already dead. I'm not going to be able to stay in that position. Ready? I can go, but I'm not going to be able to stay in that position and hold my balance and I'm not >> Okay. Well, I'm going to continue with the instructions. So, if you don't want to stay in that position, that's up to you. >> When you ready, I'll I got you. I got you. I'm not trying to subvert the law or none of that. I just got your back. That is already perfect. >> Okay. Once you begin, don't stop. It's one continuous exercise from start to finish. Your arms need to stay down at your side. Every step needs to be on the line. You need to touch heel to toe on every step. Look down at your feet and count your steps out loud. Make sure it's nine steps. The turn as I demonstrated, and then nine steps back. Okay. Do you have any questions? No. >> Do you need me to demonstrate? I didn't say begin yet. Hold on. We're not starting yet. I got to tell you when to start. Okay. That was part of my instructions. Do you have any Do you have any questions? >> No. cold and I'm tired and home. >> I get it. I'm out here. >> I do a DUI test like above and just ass. >> Okay. Do you need me to demonstrate anything else for you? >> Like I ain't been drinking and driving. >> Do you need me to demonstrate anything else for you? >> Her arrogance showed clearly as she repeatedly cut off officers and challenged procedure. The mindset of a spoiled brat slowly surfaced. [music] She expected the law to bend to her personal convenience. When it didn't, everything was instantly labeled as unfair. >> You know, I respect the law, but >> No, I appreciate that. Right foot in front touching heel to toe. >> Right foot >> in front of your left foot. >> That's the left foot. You said the left foot. Why you saying the right foot? >> No. Left foot on the line. Right foot in front on the line touching heel to toe. >> Oh, this. >> Yep. Arms down by your side. You may begin. >> One, two, >> two, three, >> three, go toe. >> Four, heel toe. Five. >> Five hill toe. Six hill toe. >> Seven hill toe. >> Eight hill toe. >> Nine hill toe. >> 10 hill toe. >> Turn. >> Improper turn. >> You said left foot right. One, two. >> Two hill toe. Three hill toe. >> Four hill toe. >> Five hill toe. >> Six heel toe. >> Seven hill toe. >> Eight heel toe. >> Nine heel toe. >> Three. I don't have good balance. So I just balance that [snorts] was better off giving me a breathalyzer. >> Okay. Do you have any questions about that exercise? >> No. [ __ ] y'all fell off. Give me a breathalyzer cuz like I said, I had back. >> Well, we we'll get to that. Okay, >> I'm going to time you for 30 seconds. >> But when I pass all these tests, y'all not about to give me a breathalyzer, too, cuz I done passed all these tests. >> No, we we'll get to there. Like I said, this is just a >> I already passed all the tests. >> This is the pre the predecessor to the breathalyzer. Okay, >> face hurt. >> So, here's here's what we're going to do. >> All right, that's cool cuz I know I'm about to pass this, too. So, y'all about to leave me alone. I'm not doing no more tests after this. >> Well, this is the last one, so good. That's actually good. So, great. >> So, I'm going to time you for 30 seconds with your foot raise. When I tell you to begin, which foot are you going to raise, left or right? >> My left. >> You're going to What you think I got to do? Hold my leg up. >> Look at your foot and count out loud. >> Until I tell you to stop. >> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 >> How long until I tell you to stop? >> You telling me to stop? >> No, you can stop. It's crazy. I just had back surgery. I just did 25 seconds of holding my foot up in my >> She believed that if she said, "I'm fine enough times, reality would disappear." But her trembling eyes betrayed her proud facade. And when the cuffs clicked shut, that was the moment her illusion of power collapsed. When her narcissistic self-image finally slammed into real limits. >> It's not like I hit somebody else's car or something like that. >> Based on what I'm observing, I do believe that you are impaired, right? >> So, right now, you are under arrest for DUI. Put your hands behind your back. >> But how would I be a >> Put your hands behind your back, sweetie. Don't make this hard. Don't make this hard. >> No, no, no. I'm not I'm not fighting y'all or nothing like that. But I could literally take a breathalyzer right now and I wonder that's where we're going to go. Okay. Cuz after this, I'm going to take you to central breath testing and we're going to do that breathalyzer. Is that you you want to do that? You want to do the breathalyzer? So you can show me. Okay. >> So like what I was trying to say is cuz [ __ ] I ain't even tripping. Like I'm already in. Like, so I'm just trying to figure out because and then y'all still take me to jail. >> Well, here I'll explain it. Okay. So, when you're doing those exercises, I'm I'm looking for certain things, okay? Cuz I've been trained on what to look for while administering those exercises. So, the first thing I looked at was your eyes, okay? And I've been doing I've been doing DUI for 13 years here. The second exercise, the walk and turn on the line. I'm looking for eight different things. And that's >> No, I get it. And I just We're going to go do the breathalyzer. So you can, you know, you can show me whether or not, >> you know, you're over the limit. But I'm looking for eight indicators on the walk and turn, and you gave me probably six. All right. I'm not 100% cuz I got to watch the video. >> You lie. >> And then on the on the one leg stand, you gave me all four indicators that I'm supposed to look through. >> Okay. So, we're going to head over here. >> I know I was going I wasn't going to pass the um the little balance thing. >> Well, they're not pass or fail. >> I got >> right now that you shouldn't have. >> No, but can I call my mom? >> I'm going to put a towel down cuz she peed her pants. Ma'am, are you aware that you peed your pants? >> All right, ma'am. Just do me a favor. When you're sitting here, just sit on the towel. Okay. >> Yeah, you did drive through there. >> I didn't. >> You know there? >> Yeah, because I got I had back surgery. Like I said, I can't get up there. >> All right. What's your name? >> I'm about to say, damn. >> What back surgery did you have? >> I had a disc replacement. >> Which one? >> My lower back. My L3 L4 >> L3 L4. How long ago was that? >> A couple months ago. >> Like how long is a couple months ago? Cuz the scar looks pretty healed. So it looks like it's a little longer than a couple months. >> As her surface level authority faded, her mind split between denial and fear. She called everything fake so she wouldn't have to face her own humiliation. In desperation, she clung to money and connections like a last life raft for her sinking ego. Just go to church real quick. Okay. >> All righty. >> Okay. Hold on. You want help? >> Yeah. Yeah, I might need a little help with >> I had back surgery, so >> Okay, I don't hurt yourself. >> Sorry. You're good. I don't think we need this in the back of the car. >> My damn eyelashing came off like eyelash and came off. Like >> um you just have a bra. >> I can't get my car redone though. >> Yeah, probably. >> Oh yeah, I just got a bra. >> Stop moving. Slide in your stance. >> I thought you was trying to see something. I'm going to say I ain't got nothing in there. >> No. No. I'm going to show it to you. No, I don't need to see that. >> I ain't got to hide. >> I don't need to. >> All right, we're going to go back in. >> Can you put my sweater on me? >> Yeah, it is. >> Please tell me. >> I got you. >> Please. >> Do you want me to butt? Let me button it. >> You can button it if you want to. It's cold. >> I don't want it to fall off. >> Damn. I got to call my sugar daddy. What the? >> All right. Can I please call my sugar daddy? Cuz please I'll grab your phone so you can call your mom. >> My mom and my sugar daddy. Cuz please Lord Jesus, y'all. Please. >> Sugar. Is he going to get you a new car? >> Oh my god. I didn't even tell him I had a car. >> Well, now you don't have a car. >> Okay. So, I'm going to tell him I'm going tell him I got a DUI driving somebody else car. That's >> getting directions to 121 Orient Road, Tampa. >> Why are you Why are we hitting our brakes? >> A turn signal would help. Jeez, people can't drive in Florida. bump. All right, let's get you Let's get you out of here. >> Jeez, this hurt. >> All right, watch out. I got to just lean back. I got I got to unbuckle you. This hurt. >> Hey, this is not how I plan on spending my weekend. >> Hey, this crazy. >> No one ever does. >> My bad. My >> Take your time. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and given a breath test showing 0.142, nearly twice the legal limit. She was charged with DUI and with a long record ranging from theft to domestic violence. She eventually pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 12 months of probation. Leave a comment if you think 12 months of probation is far too light for someone who shows such disregard for other people's lives. The tension hadn't faded yet, and right after that, a group of teenagers began crossing dangerous lines. On August 19th, 2024, police were called to a restaurant after reports of serious disorderly behavior. A group of teens lost control after being told to leave. But what happened next pushed the situation way beyond what anyone expected. >> WHICH ONE WAS IT? >> HEY, ALL GET DOWN. >> GET over here. This place so ghetto like irritated bro. >> It's unknown females but I'm 1025. I got them all over at Chaser Point. I'm going send it on the curb right now. >> She put HER HAND ON MY SISTER. OKAY, WE'LL FIGURE it out. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Who has IDs? I need everybody's IDs. >> Anything? What's going on? >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Sure. Yes, guys. >> Just trying like they went in there first, but like clogged all of the toilets and toilet paper and they were the only ones here so no one else could have done it. And then I went after we cleaned it and she was in there again. And I checked in and she did it again. So, what sparked this entire thing on? Did they just get pissed off because you asked police to leave or >> I think so because they they hadn't said anything. They hadn't complained about anything before that I know of or I don't think they about anything. >> Um, but they had they gave the server $100. This isn't relevant. I mean, but they gave the server $100. The change was 10. The bill was 90. And then they took all the change back. So, they knew that we weren't going to get tipped. It was whatever. They were staying here forever. We had already closed down early because we were so dead. The open sign was off to turn the music, the TV's off, everything. We were just going to let them sit there for a little bit and then the the back thing got their own. >> So they went to the bathroom. >> Yeah. I was the one that went and I asked Jay like showed her. No, that's Julie. >> And I looked and then she said, "Well, if they go back and wait again, just let me know and I'll see." And one other one went in there. Calked out the first time. >> Yeah. I went the second time and I went cuz I saw that she rented the bathroom. So I was like, let's see if they do it again. >> So you'll clean it up. So after it's like the first time you clean it up, >> I didn't ask them. >> Well, when you found it, you clean it up, right? >> Once they were asked to go, the brat ego got bruised and it flipped straight into payback mode. Instead of accepting they couldn't control service time, they allegedly clogged the toilet on purpose, trashed the space, and refused to tip as a way to punish the staff. knowing I turn around and I turn back around and they're throwing chairs at all. >> Yeah. I I couldn't see every single person, but I saw from what I could see from that door, there was a few of them. And then >> I came out Sorry. I came out here and they were all thrown every single one of them. They were all chairs. >> Like the minor, she's a minor. I think she's 17. She was on the ground. I think she was trying to help. I don't know. But she ended up on the ground in between those chairs and I saw a chair get thrown on her. Are you hurt? >> I'm okay. I'm >> But someone put a chair on you to hit you with a chair. >> I don't even know what happened. I just saw everything flying. >> I went over to get Jamie because all five of them jumped on top of Jamie. The one in the purple >> her jumped on her. >> She was like I couldn't see Jamie. All five of them on her. And then they started throwing chairs, throwing everything. I went in to get Jamie out and all three of them start jumping on me and like hitting me and stuff like that and I >> You want to press charge the battery? >> You want to press charge the battery? >> I press char. >> It's up to you. >> You got jump. I >> going to have to leave. >> You're going to have to Well, okay. How about leave? >> I mean, >> okay. So, we're going to have to call the parents, tell them what's going on because we're a minor. >> All right. And if you want to prosecute, which I'm guessing if you were my daughter, >> it should mainly be this camera. I don't have anything for the bathrooms. All I have is the door. >> I just want to see like if anything that area. >> Oh, so they Oh, can you go back up? >> I can't. It's lags. Jesus Christ. >> So, it looks like So, basically, they have the first punch at you. That's what it looks like. >> It was the one with like the yellow. She was the one that like initially as she was getting up >> she threw it >> one threw a drink and then she came >> just one after him >> 17y old as well. >> Okay. >> So all of them as far as I'm concerned 15 >> they're all DP in there >> and that's what the video shows right they're just basically saying shows them as a primary aggressor. >> Okay. >> They threw drinks on the girl. They attacked her. I wonder when the other players came to break it up, attacked them as well. >> All five of them piled onto a single employee. Classic pack mentality where personal responsibility disappears inside group aggression. But when police started taking statements, that energy vanished fast, replaced by a dramatic victim performance. >> Let me talk to you about what happened inside inside a restaurant. >> I can't. >> Will you talk to what happened inside a restaurant? >> Can I talk to you about it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, what happened? >> Okay. So we sitting down >> it's like 9:50 something. >> Okay. >> They they close at on the thing online what she said it closed at 11. >> Okay. >> So we just sitting down talking. I have to go use the bathroom. >> Okay. >> Every time I use a public bathroom, I always put toilet paper on the toilet. >> Okay. >> So when I was done, I flushed the toilet, but I walked out. I didn't know that the toilet didn't flush or if it got clogged up. on my sister. >> She was like like you didn't even have to come out here like that. That was rude. >> Okay. >> And then I was like, "Okay, wait a minute. That was me." But I didn't know I fl the toilet because I just walked out. >> Okay. >> So she want to say, "Oh, get out. Get out." Start screaming. And then we're as we're leaving, getting up. She grabbed her keys. As we were leaving, getting up. >> Mhm. >> She wants to push my cousin Jasmine right there. >> Which one? >> In the middle. >> Okay. >> She pushes my cousin Jasmine. Mhm. >> We're a family. So why you threw my sister on? Grabbed there and threw her. >> Okay. >> Throwing chairs, hitting me in the face, hitting my sister in the head. >> Mhm. >> Throwing chairs, throwing drinks, throwing bags, and all that other stuff. Then we're all on the floor getting our stuff. She >> somebody who's >> the one here, Julia. >> Okay. >> Somebody threw something in her eyes. She can't see. We didn't do anything. until we were literally about to leave. >> She was the one causing the problem. She had no right to put hands on anybody. >> Minutes earlier, they were throwing chairs and screaming. Minutes later, they were claiming they were the ones disrespected. The roll switch happened in a blink. When accountability gets close, emotions get rewritten. And the best lie is the one the liar truly believes. >> What happened? Just give me a runoff. Okay. Play by. >> So, we're in there saying horse eating. Hey, man. We're sitting in there after we finished pay just talking and nobody came to us and said like can't sit here for a minute or we have a limited of time at the table, >> right? >> So, we're sitting there, we're talking. It's probably 9:30. >> A girl with a purple shirt, she comes up to us and she's like, >> "We need to we need to go cuz it's closed." She said that um we're closed and for me to go because somebody clogged the toilet. >> Okay. >> And sorry. >> Okay. >> Oh, our response, yes, he was getting loud. Not like loud and all in her face, but he was responding to what she was saying. Like, you're >> an employee where the customer is like kind of put us like respect us. >> You don't have to come to us that way. All right. >> Remember we were telling you if you want to call back later, you can. This is the sign just saying that like you want to go right now, but if we're change, you call her back. >> Yep. Thanks, man. Come on. >> So, in our stuff, one side of the table leaves already. They're already walking up >> and my side of the table is leaving. And the girl with the white shirt, as she's getting up, the purple girl, the purple, the girl with the purple shirt pushes her. >> Okay. So it probably wasn't like that. >> Which is who? Your cousin your sister. >> The one with the white shirt >> from behind in the kitchen and that's when it escalated. >> I got a chair thrown at my head. >> People got stuff thrown in their eyes. It was just like things getting thrown around and at that point it was just like what's the point of continuing fighting? So we're just like okay we're like it's no point of continuing to fight. We're all grown adults. Their fake confidence started cracking once they realized cameras don't have feelings and they don't fold for tears. Everything is recorded objectively with major contradictions in the stories. The officer had to stay neutral and couldn't fully trust either side without hard proof. >> So here's here's the problem and I've gone I personally went in to review the video and everything like that so we could get an unbiased opinion on on the whole situation. Yes, they came here, they ate, they paid. That's that's not a question, right? The the problem is is when I guess when they asked them to leave and I'm not saying that they just come up and say, "Can you please leave?" I'm not saying that they said that, okay? I'm not saying that they weren't rude. I can't say that. All I can do is take their statements and take their statements cuz the video does not have audio on it. Okay? So, I can't say that the the waitress wasn't rude when she came up and said, "Hey, we're closing. Time to leave." Okay? I can't confirm that. They say she was rude. They say no. So, we're going to just sort of leave that as is right now. However, when they start to get up, it's immediately a push, slam the drinks, sling slinging drinks all over the place, salt and pepper shakers all over the place, broken all on the ground, and then it's a full out brawl between these young ladies and the staff. Parents, too. Okay. So, they're going to jail based on the video. >> Can you talk to them? >> I will let you talk with them. I just got to get them put in the cars first. Okay. There's a lot of people >> or you put them in college. You just I understand break down, man. >> I understand. Can we talk to them? >> I'm trying to let you talk to them once. >> You have kids? >> I do have kids. >> Let me just tell them to just >> go cry so they don't Here's what I'll do. >> So they don't panic. >> Here's what I'll do. >> One person at a time. >> Okay. >> You can go over and address your child. >> And then from there, come back over here and stand. Sit tight. >> Okay. We good on that? >> All right. Have a seat. >> These two can get PUT IN THE CAR RIGHT HERE. It's going to be okay. Okay. It's going to be okay. It's going to be okay. It's going to be okay. >> We're trying to be what I have to do. Let him do what I have to do. You could take a handshake. >> Can you put your other hand back here, please? >> It's okay, baby. Let him do what I got to do. That's pretty good. He's good. He's good. He's good. >> All five were taken to jail and face charges including battery, disorderly [music] conduct, and property damage. If convicted, penalties could reach several thousand, probation for up to a year, and community service up to 52 hours. So, what do you think about the regret shown through those tears? real remorse or just panic because the consequences finally showed up. Drop your thoughts in the comments. And just when we thought we were out of the restaurant chaos, the camera catches something even colder. A private tragedy with no mercy. On May 18th, 2025, police were dispatched after reports of a drunk woman acting aggressively toward [music] her boyfriend inside a home where children were present. Later, she was found lying in the middle of the road, completely out of control and putting her own life at risk. And this is what really happened. >> An ambulance. >> She's my girlfriend. Every time she get drunk, she come home and she want to fight me. She's already being aggressive and I got kids in the house. >> And she's currently intoxicated. >> Yes. I've had so many nights where my life been living here. So, >> 911, do you need police fire ambulance? >> I have a man across the street. He's asking me to please call the cops. There's a girl in my driveway that just peed herself and is crying hysterically. >> 911, do you need police, fire, and ambulance? >> Yeah, she's getting closer to me. Please. She's in the middle of the street right now. Please hurry up. Please, please, please, please hurry up. >> She has so much trauma. She a trauma girl. So she was on the road. >> Yeah, she was direct on the road >> in the middle of the road. Was there cars coming? >> Cars coming. They had to stop and everything. Yeah. >> Are you? >> Huh? >> Are you? >> No. She heard >> someone calling me scream. >> She was in the middle of the road. >> She's a danger to herself. >> Exactly. So when someone beat you, how are they supposed to elaborate? 12.9. >> No, it's not. >> He's not here. You're not listening to him. He's not here. >> I'm sorry. What happened? >> Yeah. >> From the very start, her blameshifting pattern was obvious. She used the language of trauma to justify dangerous behavior. Lying in the middle of traffic reflected a need to regain control by forcing attention. Faced with that level of risk, officers had no choice but to intervene and make an arrest. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh, come on. Come on. >> I'm not resisting. That's the funny part. >> I know. >> That's a funny part. Yo, putting me on rest. I'm not even racist. But it's okay. He give him what he want. >> Let's go. >> I'll be proud, [ __ ] I'll be proud. I'll be >> You shut the >> You done messed up. >> I done messed up. >> Get in. >> GET IN. >> Close your head. Close the door. Stop it. NO, STOP IT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET CHASED. >> Stop it. >> Taser. Taser. >> 1334. >> You're going to get tased again. >> Stop it. >> Clear. And you better come out nicely. Okay. I'm sorry. What? Okay. You want to face towards the other side of that glass? Yeah. Do it. Face the other side of that glass. Face the other side of the glass. >> Yeah. >> Whatever suits you. >> Stay in there. >> Okay. Whatever suits you. >> We're going to fix your cuffs. All right. >> What? >> I'm hurt. >> You're hurt? Where are you hurt? >> Where do you think I'm hurt? >> Come on. >> You're getting out. >> Okay. [laughter] >> Turn around. Face the car. >> Face the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. No. Come on. Put your hands behind your back. Behind your back. >> I'm not resisting again. All right. >> Okay. And I got to do all of this. >> In her mind, this wasn't a legal procedure. It was a battle she had to win. As she was escorted outside, she flipped the narrative, accusing police of trying to humiliate her. But behind the performance, one truth stayed solid. Her own actions had turned everything into chaos. >> Is that one? Where's the other one? >> It's in the front. >> Get off the car. Turn around. >> This way. [ __ ] I hope you're proud. I HOPE YOU'RE PROUD. THEY'RE taking pictures of me in the front of the car. >> What the am I? Why am I holding You guys want to take the probe out? >> No. You helping me. You helping me. Get the away from me. You're not helping me. Don't start. >> No, you're not helping me. >> I'm a whole You're not a joke. I am a joke. Get the away from me. >> Please get her off of me. >> All right. You want to take a poke out? Just off of me. I will be glad. >> I'll be glad. >> I'm not happy about anything. >> We're going to have a seal. All right. >> I will be glad they will be glad they t me. I will be glad they t me because they were proud they tased me. >> Yo, I don't I You can just tell me to get in the car, baby. >> Paramedics arrive on scene to have her medically evaluated. >> Just let me take the black. Tell him to get off of me. >> Okay. >> He's hurting me. >> Yo, please. >> I got to take your blood pressure. >> All right, we can take the blood pressure. Baby. Baby, I can't let you go. >> No. Okay, you can let me go. You don't have to hurt me like that. >> He's not hurting you. >> Yeah, he is though. He is though. He is. He's holding on to me real tight. >> Your daddy. I'm not going nowhere. >> On your own, Dad. I'm not going nowhere. >> I'm not letting go of you. >> Okay. But you're hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. You are hurting me. You are hurting me. >> Oh, look. >> What's your last room? >> At least At least one person. >> You know how to spell that? >> You know that. >> What's your last name? >> I know. >> It was a desperate attempt to recruit allies. But medical data and body cameras can't be twisted to fit personal wishes. When every excuse runs out, manipulators often turn support into proof of unfair treatment just to avoid facing responsibility. >> At least one person. Do you listen to yourself? At least one person. That's you. [snorts] >> You didn't give a [laughter] >> [snorts] >> At this point, this please. [gasps] What I got to do for you guys? Got to kick you. >> All right. All right. All right. Just hit me in the nut again. >> No. >> That's three times. >> No. Go ahead. Kick me. Kick me. Please. Please. Please. >> Would you rather fe No. Please >> hit me in the nut. >> Please. Please. Please. >> Please kill. She um bit me. She kicked my ass earlier and now she just kicked me in the nut. >> Those are not slow. Okay, >> just sit down. >> Wait, wait, wait. Here you go. Double lock. >> You me. You don't understand what you're doing to me. You don't understand what you're doing to me. You don't understand what you're doing to me. I'm a good mom. I'm a good mom. She believed that the title of mother could serve as a free pass for everything she had just done. But in reality, moral declarations tend to sound the loudest right after someone has crossed their own worst boundaries. >> But you're not going to kick any officer. You're not going to kick >> photos of you before you leave. And >> relax. Nobody's saying their bad. Okay. Nobody's saying your bad. They need to check you out so they can leave. relax and we'll work on those. Okay. >> Sounds like it could be influencing her levels. >> Yeah. >> Do you know anything about her medical? >> Uh he's back at the house. He didn't say anything. She He just said she had >> Don't give a [ __ ] about you. Any medications? >> No. Please take me to the hospital. I don't want to be here. >> They're gonna take you to >> Please. Please. Please. Please. Don't leave me. >> We're taking you to the hospital. >> She's not going to let me stickers on her. >> I'm not leaving you here. We're taking you to the hospital. >> You won't let me. >> No one's letting you. >> I don't want to be here. >> Yeah. I just didn't get the vital. >> That's had I not called the police, I would have been in the house getting my SB, bro. And guess what? When y'all showed up and she said I hit her, guess who would have been going to jail? me. You know what I'm saying? That's why I hate calling the cop, but at the same time, I'm fearing for my damn freedom. You feel me? >> Yeah, she was too drunk. And >> I don't know got that drunk so quick. She just left like 3 hours ago, bro. She just left 3 hours ago. >> The woman was taken to the hospital for evaluation, then transported to the station where she faced charges including battery on a police officer, violent resistance to arrest, and disorderly conduct. Her boyfriend was right about one thing. If he hadn't called the police, he might have been the one sitting in jail because of her false accusations of abuse. On April 3rd, 2025, police received a report of a domestic violence incident. The mother stated that her 19-year-old daughter, McKenzie, had attacked her after an argument. This serious case forced officers to intervene, opening up an unpredictable and tense family situation. She grabbed that. She came in my room and thank you. >> Yes. >> Absolutely. >> Yep. I can talk with her. >> I'm in my room. I come in here. It's hot. It's hot in It's hot in here. So, I turned the AC on. >> Okay. >> They're not home. They just came home probably 10 minutes ago. I've been in my room all day. I'm currently in the middle of like breaking up my with my boyfriend. is complicated. It's weird. And we're just on the phone. We're trying to talk about it. She comes in. She's like, "We've been having this back and forth about the AC. You need close the door before the cats get out." On the floor. >> Yeah. >> No blankets, no bed, no pillow. >> I get that. I get that. >> Nobody ever gave her [ __ ] about it. Nobody ever said, "This man is weird for you. You You have your children laying on the floor." >> And it sounds like it was really frustrating for you. And yeah, I get that. >> Sometime Nobody said that. Nobody was She comes running. She grabs at me. She grabs at my phone. So, I'm grabbing her back and we're on the floor. I'm just trying to get my phone. I didn't kick her. I didn't punch her. None of that. We were just grabbing at each other. And I was trying to get my phone. Arya is now on my back. She's telling me to get off. So, I get off. And I get up. She starts kicking at me. She's kicking at me from on the floor. I'm back here through the door. She's on the floor kicking at me. She's kicking my legs. I'm like, "Nobody's on you. Get up." >> Do you have any injuries? Are you hurt or anything like that? >> I'm fine. Think of my whole life. And I don't even understand why she has to do all this over so AC. Like, is she crazy? >> It is over the AC. That's what all this has been over. >> Don't talk. Don't talk. >> If she just walked in and turned the heat back on and left me alone, this all would have been fine. >> Yeah. Okay. So, it sounds like she had to scream at me for what? And then grab at me because I I can't I can't hang up right now. And I tell her, "Give me a minute." >> Okay. So, it seems like you're having a hard time this week with breaking out with your boyfriend and you know it's got you on emotional rocks right now and it seems like your mom and this is your mother, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. It seems like you guys have had some troubles and you guys are arguing a little bit. Okay. Um, so no one got hurt from my understanding. That's good. She believed she was both a victim of her mother's assault and of other misfortunes such as a breakup with her boyfriend. To justify herself, she kept blaming others in seeking sympathy. In her mind, her financial contributions entitled her to protection and fair treatment regardless of her own wrongful actions. >> I can't I'm hot in my room. My room is right next to the furnace. My room gets way hotter than this whole house. They're not home. >> Yeah. >> So, I can't turn on the AC and get cooled off in my own room that I pay for. >> I I understand your frustration. Okay, we're going to try to figure it out. Okay, >> I get you're you guys had an argument over the the air conditioning going on here and you were having some emotional troubles with your boyfriend at the same time. She was upset about something, too. I don't know what. >> So much [ __ ] bro. I've been I've I've been thinking of going back to I've been in and out of the hospital plenty of times. I've been thinking of going back cuz I just I genuinely >> can't I can't you guys start arguing over the You said you guys were wrestling over the phone. Uh >> yeah, she went in my room. She grabbed at me and she grabbed at the phone. So I grabbed at her back like who are you grabbing at? >> Okay. So you guys were fighting over the phone there. Okay. And [snorts] you guys said it was just it was just grabbing. Nobody swung. Bro, >> has there been a history of this before? This is the first time. >> She's definitely made me angry to the point I've been like, "Bro, I can't be here anymore." But >> yeah, >> it's never been like this. >> Do you have plans to move out or you kind of >> I just We just moved in here. just moved in here because she didn't want to live at where we I was I was planning on moving out by myself. But she and Ary didn't like where we were living. She said, "Would you help me move in here? Like, if you help pay a little bit, we can live here." So, I'm like, "Sure. If y'all will be happy, sure." But now I'm in some room that I'm sweating every single night. I hate being here. And I did this to help them. >> It sounds like we need to talk out what what was going on that causes these problems. Okay. [snorts] So, we can we can prevent about another flight. That's what we want to do. We want to talk it out and try to figure something out. Okay. There might be an agreement we can come on to on on the the heating unit here with it getting warmer weather outside. I get that it's getting hot. I >> know, right? She's telling me she's telling me it's not hot outside. >> I get you. >> She's talking about it's 30° out. It's 68 today. >> Do you have any injuries on you? >> No, I'm okay. >> You're okay? >> Yes. >> Give me a second. >> When recounting the incident, she selectively chose details to prove herself right. from paying rent to her sense of being treated unfairly. This reflected long suppressed anger and immediately after the mother's interview marked a turning point, offering a completely different perspective on the entire case. >> So you said you got you got hit then? Is that my understanding? >> Yeah, she was hitting me. >> Okay. What what how did she hit you? Was it with open hand or a fist? >> Um she was so I had the phone like this. >> Okay. and she had she grabbed my hair. She took me down to the ground. >> Okay. >> So then I was on the ground and I at first I was kind of like forward and over it and she was like ripping at me to try to get to the phone. I ended up like this on my back at one point and that's when I was like saying get off. I asked her to come talk to me about the, you know, the original issue that I wanted to talk to her about was just the air conditioning and the heat. She's giving me major attitude. I'm trying to break up with Ren, but this is this whole breaking up with Ren thing is is regular. Okay. >> How this is they're always breaking up. So I'm like, "No, I want you to come talk to me." She starts like losing it. So I just take the phone. I'm like, "Okay, you don't have to talk to me, but you're done with this phone conversation. Like I'm taking a hit with >> Was it Was it Okay. What What landed What was the one that landed on your neck?" >> I have no idea. Okay. >> I have no idea. >> Okay. Did you remember ever remember her grabbing her neck or is it maybe the phone bumped into it when she was wrestling for it or >> No, like she didn't do like this. >> Okay. >> But it was more like this. >> Yeah. Wrestling wrestling over >> over top of me going like this like >> Okay. >> Like she was like I was like a rag doll like >> but she I was I was like this with the phone and I had it in had it in my grips and I wasn't letting go of the phone. sponges all over the place. What you want to see done? >> I want her out. >> You want her out? >> Like physically attack me and come for me. It's never been like that. It'll maybe like a walk line by like a bump, but not like I'm swinging on you and I'm coming for you. And like she was coming for me. I was thinking she's about to give me a black eye or a black lip, but I ain't let go of this phone. Like, I don't care. I I was I was going to take it. I I cannot I'm I'm not putting up with this level of disrespect and her putting up. >> The bruise on her neck was a silent yet clear accusation from the mother. She not only wanted to end the argument, but also made it clear she would not tolerate violence. US law states that when there is evidence of assault, police may be required to act. her decision officially pushed the case into the criminal sphere. >> Seeing something like this, I don't know how far it will go. You know what I mean? With with how minor is I can't even tell if that mark was caused from this event or not. >> Definitely. I >> it definitely was. >> I was perfectly fine before this. >> Okay. All right. Can you stand for me? Place your hands behind the brick. [laughter] >> Okay, we'll get this sorted out real quick. Okay. Can I put some shoes on, please? >> Shoes? Yeah, some shoes. >> Which one's yours? >> These ones are mine. >> These ones? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. So, she's just one of >> here. Come on. You going this way? Shut up. hand. >> Shut up. No. Why you put your hands on me first? Like, what are you talking about? You You grabbed me. You You ran in my room screaming at me. Grabbed at me. >> This is supposed to be my mother and she's supposed to protect me. She's supposed to be protecting me. She grabbed at me. I didn't punch her or kick her. She kicked me. >> The moment of being handcuffed became a major psychological shock. The young woman shifted from justification to panic and despair. Feelings of hurt and betrayal surged, erasing every excuse and leaving only raw emotional reactions. Tears and helplessness were the most visible responses of a young person facing the law for the first time. >> All this [ __ ] I do for all this [ __ ] I do for Hold on. I got to search right here. >> Do you have any kind of weapons on your phone? >> Oh no. >> With it being domestic violence. Okay. We we have to do a mandatory arrest. >> But I understand. >> I I understand. I understand your your frustrations. Okay. So, a lot of times what's going to happen it's going to be pretty simple. I know. I know this is a little scary. is first time being arrested, right? [crying] Okay. I know I can imagine that's that's terrifying and scary. Okay. >> What's Let's I can explain a little bit of the process. Okay. I know it's it's all a little bit daunting. Let's just breathe. Just breathe. Just breathe. >> I justing myself food yelling at me overing air conditioner. >> Yeah. I moved them out of there to help to help them to make them happier. >> I don't >> Okay, >> she justing hates me. I don't even know why. >> This is about to happen to me. >> Okay, so we're going to we're going to take you down to Summit County. They're going to take you in. They're going to check you out. They're going to make sure you're okay. And you know, nurse is going to see you, make sure you're okay. Um, >> I know. I don't want to. >> And then you're It'll be It'll >> I just want to go back home. Like I just >> I couldn't evening go to work today because I just woke up with just this I couldn't I just couldn't I just I just bought myself food and I was just going to relax. I just I can't believe her. I can't believe her. I can't believe her. In the end, the young woman was taken to jail and charged with domestic violence after clashing with her mother. Police arrested her based on physical evidence, the marks on her mother's neck. Penalties could include overnight detention, a court appearance, and the issuance of a temporary no contact order. On January 7th, 2024, police received a report of a serious accident. A drunk driver had run over two pedestrians. They immediately arrived on scene to ensure safety, assist the victims, and investigate, turning that fateful night into a moment of breathless tension. Sure, >> they're okay. >> Just go. >> I got I got I got her. >> Go attend to them. >> Hey, sit down. Come over here. Sit down. Sit down right here. >> Sit down. >> What happened? >> We were going. >> Please just attend to them. Please. Please. Please. I'm 1012. >> [ __ ] Who was dropping female? >> Was she FL? Where did she screaming? >> Where she hit? >> She ran over these two girls coming straight southbound. Ran over the two girls all the way through. Oh, it's just >> What's it up, bro? >> Yo, what's up, bro? >> I get on first. >> Come on. Come here. >> What's up, man? My gun is not registered to me. It's front right door. Okay. >> The car. >> We're not even worried about that right now. >> It's >> Are you convicted felon? >> No, sir. >> Is it stolen? >> No, but it's not. But sir, I'm just No, I know. But I'm going to tell you right now, honestly, I'm trying to be a cop. It's not in my name. >> It's in the front right. >> It's literally right to his right. You know what I >> signal zero? But he's he's cool. >> Front right door. Listen, bro. It's good. As long as you're not a convicted felon and it's not stolen, you got nothing to worry about. All right. But do me a favor. I am going to ask I get it. You're upset, but do me a favor. Just come sit up here. Okay. >> Just sit down and take a breath. Okay. >> You guys are okay. >> Hey, >> I I witnessed it. >> Okay. All right. >> Um I was sitting in my car waiting for my two friends. I'm the designated driver tonight. >> And I remember just seeing that car over there. I probably a drunk driver hit that girl in the pink shirt. I only saw her body fly. I did not see the second girl get hit. >> I only saw one >> and then I just remember him just like driving straight. >> Okay. >> And then he crashed. >> All right. >> Oh my god. That could have been our friend. >> I know. Let me figure out y'all just three. Y'all stay right here. Okay. >> Do not go anywhere. >> Yes, sir. Just sir. >> At the chaotic scene, witnesses provided valuable information. However, the behavior of the suspect's friends pointed in another direction. They quickly worried about an unregistered gun instead of thinking about the victims. This was a sign of a defensive mindset. Police continued interviewing to clarify the details. >> Yeah. So, we start grabbing their names. >> Yeah. >> We've got a horse. We'll >> RT. What you need, man? >> You want to I want to tell the officers which one goes first. Okay, which one? Just tell me that one. She needs to go first. >> All right, >> that's one of their girlfriends. >> Real quick, what's your first name? >> Did you I see that guy? I see you got blood on you. Are you okay? >> Did you get hit? >> No, I pushed one of my friends out of the way. >> Okay. But do you need to see if I rescue? >> I don't. >> Okay. Are you all with them? >> We witnessed it. Like >> y'all win the sit as well. >> Just like we were just walking from there. We were like coming from that way. >> I'm running around the front. >> I was coming this way and Joe Ber coming through the park. >> Yes, I do. >> Do you have your >> uh I do have a passport with me. >> Okay. So, we were walking by that road and we just saw like someone hit and somewhere like over there >> might just be easier. What's your first name? >> I think >> Hey guys, do you see what happened over there? >> I was in a car right there with >> her. Right there. >> Okay. >> Um, >> no, no, no. >> You weren't here. >> So, we were just sitting in the car talking. Um, we saw these girls at one of the bars. I was like, "Oh, that's the girl from the bar. She's carrying a plant. And then like a minute later, we're we're just talking about everything. And then we hear a loud noise. And I look behind me and I just sees the body like fly across like it literally the pink girl the girl in the pink shirt right there. She just flew across the whole parking lot basically. And then the car just crashed all the way over there. That's all we saw. >> Okay. So you saw the car hit the body or just the body fly? >> I I I heard the body and the car impact. >> Okay. And then I I just saw her flying. I didn't see another body. I know there's another girl that got hit as well. She's all the way over there, but we >> It was the one that cracked the silver one. The one that crashed all the way over there. >> Okay. >> Thanks to independent testimonies, officers were able to verify details and piece together the events. Witnesses agreed that the car sped off recklessly, reflecting the driver's recklessness. Driving at such high speed in a crowded parking lot showed disregard for the law and community safety. >> Hey, so I told um I told Chris because of the severity of it, if it turns THI, you and I will help him out and >> he want So I just >> we can do mapping if need be. >> He wants us to do the he wants us to do do the DUI. >> Okay. >> So here here is my thought process process on all those cuz pretty she looks like she's going to have seven. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Guys, has anybody spoken to you yet? No. >> Regarding what has happened? >> No. Nobody's talking. >> Well, let's start there. Did you guys see what occurred? >> All right. What do you guys see? >> And the silver four-door was coming. >> It flew like that. He missed the turn. So, he came straight through the parking lot. >> Exactly. He was He was running so fast. He missed the turn. So he just like flew over and these girls were walking and just like >> just ran them over and he was traveling. I don't know what direction that is. So he was coming from coming towards us coming towards us like where those headlights are coming and instead of making the turn he came straight >> they they missed cuz they were so fast that they just missed the turn and they jumped like they >> I think maybe sideswiped that stop sign like sparks not listening. >> It's not hard. I've been nice and nice and nice and nice and you're pushing buttons, >> sir. Sir, have I I tried to be as respectful as I could. >> Except for when you stopped listening. Is that when you stop being respectful? >> Sir, the only question I asked is who was the man, the white man talking crap to me after. >> He wasn't saying anything. He was walking away. >> Sir, are you >> Yes, sir. The situation escalated when the suspect's friend became disruptive and uncooperative, forcing police to act more firmly. He reacted [music] with defiance, portraying himself as a victim of injustice. But in reality, both he and his friend had contributed to a serious crime. How respectable have you been with me, not listening to anything that I've been telling you to do? Every time I asked to get up to move, I made sure it was >> I have worked with you and worked with you and tried to comfort and try to console you guys as best as I can and then you don't listen. >> That is why you were in the position that you are cuz you cannot shut your mouth and just sit in the moment. There is a big investigation going on. We are trying to figure this out and you are running your mouth. >> Shut up. Stop talking. talking. >> What else do you have to say while I'm in cuffs? >> You want to go to jail? >> Yeah. >> What else do you have to say while I'm in cuffs? That was that was the question. >> You're in because of what you did. >> Where's your body cam? >> Get out. Get out. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Come on. Get up. Get out. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Sir. Sir. >> I stand up. >> You had your opportunity. Listen. >> Hey. You have everything on you when you knowing twisting my arm. >> Stop resisting now. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop twisting my arm. >> LISTEN TO WHAT HE'S SAYING. >> LISTEN TO WHAT HE'S SAYING. >> HOLD. YEAH. Kick his leg out. I got >> I have nothing on me, sir. >> Will you please stop twisting my arm? You have been >> Let me just watch my head on the way in. >> Sit in. >> All right. Yeah, I'm in, >> sir. I'm step I'm stepping in. I'm stepping in now. Was there any reason for you to twist my >> stop right now? >> Officer Hower, I didn't think so, buddy. >> Brooke, >> sorry. >> Real quick, I just want to ask you um I don't know if I actually I'm going to ask probably all y'all independently. >> What did you see? >> Yes. Um so we were walking out of that the edge of that fence right there. >> Okay. um to our car across over here. So to about that palm tree over the farthest palm tree >> and the car came swinging in from the outside here. >> It came from the south going this way towards north. >> I didn't see if it came from the south or from this way. >> All I know is that it came really fast. >> Um I would say at least 50 mph. >> Okay. >> Um we ran over both like hit both of them. They flew and rolled over the windshield. >> Okay. and almost hit both knees. >> Tensions rose when the suspect's friend was arrested for resisting and showing disrespect. This heightened the situation. However, the testimony of a female witness helped clarify the truth, describing the car's dangerous speed and the victim's condition, reinforcing evidence of the accident's seriousness. >> Okay, so here's the deal. Okay, do you know what the legal limit is in the state of Florida? >> 0.08. >> Okay, so legal limit is 08. Okay. Your first breath sample you blew a.160. Your second breath sample you blew a.162. Nearly double the legal limit. Double the legal limit. Okay. Okay. >> You have any questions for me? I'm sure you have. >> Well, so you're still >> going to be used against me. >> You're still being arrested for DUI regardless. Okay. >> Okay. I just turned 21 more than 3 months ago, so I know nothing about >> Okay. >> What's going on right now? So, I will tell you >> I'm just peeing and these hiccups hurt and I got to pee and it's late and my mom is probably scared. >> I'm scared. >> So, I will tell you. Okay. Well, if need be to your young girl, I'll make your mom feel better. I'll give her a call from my phone here in a couple minutes. Okay. I'm going to explain something to you. The two pedestrians. Okay. We're not sure of their condition right now, but it is serious. >> And I asked you asked me their condition. Okay. I'm not going to lie to you and I'm not going to hide stuff from you. Okay. I'm sure you're concerned. So that's why I'm telling you their condition is serious. Okay. At this point, I don't know their current condition other than serious and very critical. Okay. >> Okay. All right. I didn't want to keep that from you. That's why I wanted to tell you. Okay. >> And you don't know about my friend. >> So, your friend I last saw in the back of a police car. I don't know if they took him home or what. Your other friend obviously left. >> I know he did, but the other one acts a fool. So, >> I don't know. I can find out for you. Okay. >> Do you have anything on you? I'm going to put your phone back here. here. I'm going to take it with us to the to the jail. I will be >> I know. Okay. So, what we're going to do is because you were involved in a crash, I am going to take have to take you to Flagler Hospital for medical clearance. Okay. Even if you're not injured, I still have to take you there. Okay. >> That's fine. And I'll get you there as Can you hold it for about 15 minutes? >> In the end, both were arrested and taken to jail. The woman driver was charged with DUI. DUI causing an accident involving serious injury and DUI causing property damage. Meanwhile, her boyfriend was charged with resisting an officer without violence. The victims were transported to the hospital in critical condition. What do you think would be the appropriate punishment for them? On June 29th, 2023, police received a report of a drunk woman who had broken into and vandalized a couple's home. The situation quickly became serious when she attacked the homeowner and caused major disturbance, forcing police to intervene to stop the chaos. roommate and a female are upstairs. Um, but uh the female is roommates with the girl who stormed out and became our rate and was provoked for no reason. Um, but the reason why I called was because >> met these girls out, brought them back. We're hanging out and then all of a sudden the one that I was with became super I rate for no for no reason. >> Um, she started saying >> you're in danger. She like tried to hide me. Didn't really make much sense. Her roommate was just like, "Why are you looking like this?" Like, "Why are you talking like this?" >> Um, anyway, what it boils down to was become she attacked me, she charged me, she pushed me, she grabbed my finger, tried to break it. Um, started like throwing our kitchen appliances around >> and I was like wo out like, "Let me call you in an Uber. Can I just get you home?" And she was like, "Don't touch And from that, I was just like, I don't want her word versus my word to turn into something. And so I was like, let me get you home. And she was like, no. Grabbed her wallet, left her uh Apple Watch, but grabbed her phone, her ID, her debit card, her credit card, and stormed out. I was like, >> I stayed clear from her after that. So, >> do you know which way she went? >> Honestly, I have no idea. >> Did I have no idea how >> And is is your roommate? >> Okay. Where is my roommate? Where is my roommate? >> That's what Well, first I know. Is it your roommate? >> Okay. >> It is >> Chloe or or we talking about Chloe? >> The girl who was here. >> Yes, that is most likely my roommate. Yes, >> most likely. >> Yes, Chloe is my >> Before searching for the suspect, officers focused on reconstructing the entire scene, a necessary procedure for safety and evidence. alcohol or stimulants had removed all behavioral restraints, making her violent and unreasonable. Attacking the victim and destroying property clearly showed her loss of emotional control. >> Um, and so if she left here, she's walking around the street. >> Is she she left here? She left here. >> Is that what she left here? >> I did not go after her. I did not touch her. She's gone. Do both of you have >> He did not He did not assault her in any way. I That's >> Hi. >> Yeah. I apologize about this. Do you know this young woman? >> No. >> Okay. What did Did she do that? >> Yes. >> I got the dogs. >> Okay. Uh, >> sorry. >> She got inside. >> She just obviously wants something. >> Carly, help. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Chloe. >> What? >> Can you come down, please? >> No. >> You understand that you don't live here? >> I don't care. Okay. >> I need you to come down here. >> No. >> I need you to come down right now. I'm going to get you down. >> No. >> Okay. Have you had anything else? >> Okay. >> No. I need you to come here right now or I'm going to grab you out. Chloe, come here. >> What makes me deserve this? >> Because you're in somebody else's house. >> And >> come here. [snorts] And >> Chloe, I'm going to give you one more chance to come here or you're going to jail. >> You know what, sir? >> Come here right now. >> She did not believe she had done anything wrong and firmly resisted police commands. Tension escalated as officers repeatedly ordered her to come down, but to no avail. Kloe continued to resist, challenging authority. When all negotiation efforts failed, police were forced to use control measures to manage the situation. >> Asking to pause. Okay, >> let's go. No, I'm asking you to pause. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands. >> Put your hand behind your back. [screaming] >> Put your other arm Put your other arm behind your back. Put your other arm behind your back. >> Handcuff, please. >> You can yourself. >> Hey, you want to >> grab her other arm, please? AND WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THAT YOU DESERVE TO? >> Get up. Get up. >> No. >> No. >> For what? >> For what? >> STOP. >> STOP. >> FOR WHAT? >> STOP. >> STOP RIGHT NOW. [snorts] STOP. It did not have to be this way. Now you are going to you are going to walk out of here. Stop talking. Stop. >> [screaming] >> From initial defiance, her mindset quickly shifted to fear. She tried to resist, clinging to the faint hope of escape. Her refusal to be handcuffed or taken to jail only reflected complete helplessness once the consequences had become unavoidable. Please let me go. Just let me go. I don't care. I DON'T CARE. JUST LET ME LET ME GO. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. [laughter and screaming] >> Let's go. [laughter] >> I know. >> My car's mine. Please let me go. Let's go. You p >> Stop. [screaming] Watch your head. Watch your head. [laughter] Okay. [clears throat] So, what exactly? >> Uh, >> I'm not sure. We like we were on a FaceTime with my friend and >> uh we were hearing stuff going on outside. My husband went outside so he didn't tell you at the beginning. Okay. >> But he was like, "You got to get out here cuz like she was >> I don't And there's also these shoes. I don't know." Um, >> are those not yours? >> Nope. No, those are >> so I don't know how did like we were hearing stuff outside so I was still on the FaceTime. He came outside and um >> Yeah, I just poked my head out. She was just kind of wandering around outside stuff, I guess. >> And I addressed her. Yeah. Right. She had she's uh carrying these >> very strange shoes. >> Very small shoes. >> Yeah. asking if she was okay and talking nonsense. >> Accounts from neighbors revealed another side of the suspect's [music] state of mind. She acted incoherently, spoke nonsense, and even broke into another house. These signs indicated paranoia and disorientation, turning her aggression into a display of severe psychological disturbance. >> Sitting in this chair, here's her ID. >> Oh, yeah. Here's your ID. >> Yeah. And I thought she was like intimidated by the guy. So I was like, "Go inside. Like I'll talk to her." And like she seemed to be talking to me. Okay. But then her phone was dead. I'm like, "Let's find your friends." And so I asked him to get a >> phone charger. >> Charger. And then as soon as I open the door, >> oh, here's her phone. Is this your phone? >> No, that's her phone. >> Okay. >> Um she like >> It's her phone. pushed in and he was trying to keep her hair out and I was like, I'm not I'm not dealing with him. >> Yeah, she actually but >> yeah, she was like basically assaulting him. >> Started assaulting me. I was >> and I was like, I'm calling 911. Like I can't I can't deal with her breaking into our house and like we were trying to help but like >> saying free my friend. Where's clothes? >> She was afraid that her friend was in there and like >> she Yeah. She went upstairs, started throwing the furniture down the stairs, >> and then she started throwing furniture down. >> Hey, Miss Chloe, can you listen to me real quick? >> What? >> Okay, I'm Sergeant Ball. Okay, so here's what's happened. You are placed under arrest. Okay, because you drank a little too much. >> Okay. Uh, but here's the thing. If you keep kicking these things, >> if you keep kicking at my officer's windows and try to cause any damage, we will have to secure your feet and they will be tied to the floor. I'm not doing >> No, ma'am. You were going to be placed under arrest because this is the second time tonight. >> And it's just simple citation. So, she need >> Miss Chloe, do you understand that? >> I know that you understand. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Hello. In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with disorderly conduct, public intoxication, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer. Although the initial victim declined to press charges for burglary, the remaining charges could still result in serious penalties such as jail time, fines, or both, depending on local law. On April 3rd, 2023, police were called to respond to a domestic disturbance. [music] Believing the situation had calmed down, they soon had to return a second time when the couple continued to argue fiercely, even turning the hotel hallway into chaos. >> Uh, what seems to be going on tonight? >> Nothing. We're about to leave. We're about to go home. >> Okay. >> So, I'm He's >> We're fine. We're definitely arguing and being loud and I apologize. It's me. I'm screaming at him. So, >> got me. No, never. He's He's a really good boyfriend. It's me. I I'm just I want to go home back to Michigan. So >> I don't want to do this. >> Yeah. So I don't want to do this anymore. Be here. So we went on that bourbon tour and definitely screaming at each other. So I do apologize. >> I feel bad for everybody. >> What will happen? >> Nothing. We just anger. Built up anger from Michigan that we thought this trip would help us and it obviously didn't. >> Okay. So, we're ready to go ahead and go home. >> I don't know if you were here. >> I was. >> Okay. They're back still arguing. So, they spilled out into the hallway fighting. Um, >> you physically saw them fighting. >> I guess one of them says they have a cracked lip over. So, we we are going to request since this is now the third time that they go ahead and just be removed if that's all right. So, too easy. >> You guys don't mind. I'm sorry. Hate to do that. >> It's all good. >> Were you drinking more of there? You seem like you're a little bit more intoxicated. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. What's What's going on? >> H >> I don't want to break. >> Does he want to break up with you? Is that what's going on? >> What happened in there? >> I heard that you guys were arguing again. >> We We weren't though, actually. >> I heard they were yelling at least. So, what happened since we were last here? Nothing. Normal. We were fine. >> You sure? >> Oh, 100%. Like, we weren't biting or anything. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> You said nothing at all happened. I just need you to tell me. >> No. No, sir. >> The woman's behavior showed clear contradictions, admitting fault and apologizing at first, then quickly denying everything when the police came back. This reflected psychological instability and a loss of emotional control. Even though she was aware of the consequences, she still couldn't contain her outbursts of anger. >> Do you hear him? He's saying nothing. He cheated on me with this girl. >> I'm sorry. >> I understand. I understand. But >> I'm sorry, >> Paige. Paige, you got to listen to me. You got to listen to me. >> I'm sorry. >> He cheated on me. >> I understand. And I understand that I was wrong. But Paige, >> I'm sorry. I'm trying to walk. There's good ways to handle things and there's very bad ways to handle things. >> And we've been doing this for two months. He is such a good boyfriend. He [snorts] is the best boyfriend I have ever had in my entire life. [snorts] >> I've never had a better boyfriend. I'm so sorry. >> And he did. He cheated on me. >> So, what happened since we left? Cuz I know that when I saw you go the door, he >> I think he cheated on me. >> You wanted to hug him and he didn't want to he didn't want you to touch him. So I saw that part and the door closed. So what happened? >> Can I show you? >> My >> What is that? >> What am I looking at? >> My phrase. >> So Paige, we're going to have to figure out a game plan tonight. Okay, >> we're fine. We're fine. >> I don't think so because here's the deal. The hotel staffers, >> they want us to leave. They want us to leave and we're okay with leaving. >> I understand. Hold up, Paige. >> I don't want y'all to think that we're not okay with leaving. We were packing >> and we weren't even fighting. >> Paige got called. >> Can you let me finish, Paige? >> Yes. >> All right. So, your boyfriend is packing up everything in the room right now. >> All right. He's good on the fact that you guys have to leave. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, you're trespassed from the building and we're going to make sure you leave. >> Okay. So, here's here's the deal, though. This has been going on all night. This is the second time we've got called out here. >> This is the third night. >> This is this is the second time we've been called out here to talk to you. >> Y'all, you've seen my bruises. >> Don't touch me. >> Sorry. >> He doesn't like to get touched. >> Her actions reflected the mindset of both a victim of abuse and self-destruction. She called her boyfriend the best man while at the same time accusing him of betrayal. This could indicate mild Stockholm syndrome or emotional dependency where love and hatred intertwined driving her to act illogically. >> All right, but here's here's here's the thing that I was understanding, Paige, is that I was being told, okay, your boyfriend said he didn't want you to touch him and then touched him, but it's okay. Grabbed you and pushed you. >> But it's okay to smack somebody in the face. >> You got smacked in the face. >> Oh, yeah. >> By who? Did it [clears throat] hurt? >> No, I'm a >> Why did you get smacked in the face? >> I mean, that's who he is. >> You just told me he's the best guy in the world. Why are you telling me now that he beat you? >> I mean, he's he That's not beating in Detroit. You think that's beating? >> I love it. >> Oh, so it's a it's a >> Hell yeah. >> Okay. >> It's kind of hot. >> Okay. So, then it's something else. All right. >> What is homeboy doing? >> He's doing his job. >> I mean, I've never I've never I've been pulled over by a million cops. >> You're being rude to my partner and we're being >> I apologize. I am so sorry. Am I being >> You That was really rude to talk to my partner. >> I apologize. I'm so sorry. >> All right, Paige. We got to figure out a game plan tonight cuz this is the second time we got called out here. You You can't because neither of you can drive. So, he's going to find a different place to stay tonight. And I think it would be best if you found a different place to stay tonight. >> I don't have any money. All my money is his. So, we have to stay together. >> No, not necessarily. You can get two different rooms and sleep in two different beds tonight cuz clearly being intoxicated. >> I'm going to make call real quick. >> Yeah. Hey, just hold up. Hold up. H, if there's if you want to sit down. We don't have any chairs out here though. Oh, it's okay. I'm a thug. I was I mean, I'm from Detroit. I don't give a >> The woman viewed violence as part of love. She admitted being slapped, but described it as normal in Detroit, even spicy. At the same time, financial hardship left her trapped, forcing her to remain in a violent and inescapable relationship. >> You're This is why I hate the police. This is why. >> Oh, it is. It is. >> You hate me. >> No, I don't hate you. You're super sweet. >> Oh, but you just yell at me. You got an attitude with me, please. >> No, I I got an attitude >> because I'm asking you questions. >> The Detroit cops are a little different than y'all. >> Okay. Well, Paige, so here's the thing. I don't like when I'm being here and nice to you and I'm being very, very friendly and I'm just concerned about your wellbeing and you snap at me like that >> and you cuss at me. I apologize. >> So, we need to be on You did cause Emmy, Paige. >> I apologize. >> So, here's what we're not going to do. >> No, you Yeah, you lost your hand shaking privileges. >> No. >> Yeah. You >> You're getting attitude. >> You hear that? >> You're what? >> Do you hear that? >> My Alamian. >> We're not I'm not going to jail. >> I just got to walk you downstairs. We just got to escort you down. We're going in the elevator. Okay. >> I'm not going to jail, though. >> No one's going to jail right now. >> Correct. I'm not going to jail. >> You sure you don't have her driver's license? >> She She definitely does need her driver's license right now, bud. >> Hey, ma'am. You said get off of him. You got to get off of him. >> He said get off of him, ma'am. When she deliberately touched her boyfriend despite his refusal, she wasn't just harassing him, but also trying to reclaim lost power. This was an expression of helplessness mixed with control. That act became a turning point, escalating the case from disorderly conduct to the realm of criminal offense. >> Hold your arms. >> Don't pull. You the same page. >> Yeah. All right. All right. >> Keep your hands behind your back. Stop. Hold on. >> Why are you >> Because you're touching him without his consent and you're pulling away from me. At this point, I'm going to place you in cuffs. You are being detained right now. Okay. He's my boyfriend. >> Doesn't mean that you can touch someone who's you're dating without their consent. >> Why is he not arrested? >> All right. Because the entire time, Paige, he was trying to get away from you. You were touching without his consent. That's called harassment. Physical contact. >> No, he >> I want to explain something. I know you're intoxicated, but just because you're married or dating somebody doesn't give you the consent to do things to them when they don't want you to. Okay? They're still human beings. 100%. >> All right. So, when he says, "Please don't touch me. Please don't kiss me." And you're kissing him and touching him, that is a crime. >> 100%. >> You can ask him. >> He was saying no. >> You can ask him right now. >> All right. So, Paige, at this point, um, so we're going to take you to jail tonight. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct, second degree, and public intoxication, first or first offense. Okay. I've been really cool with you tonight, Paige, but there's >> but there's no other solution. There's no other solution for tonight. Okay. >> If we let you leave, >> am I allowed? No, I'm not. >> If we let you coax. >> Yeah. If we're If we let you leave tonight, it's just going to be the same problem again as you and your boyfriend. >> No, there isn't. I'm leaving him. >> I need to go home. I need to go home to my mom. >> We'll take care of you. >> Can you call my mommy? >> Yeah, we can call everybody. Okay. No, I don't want to call my mommy. >> In the end, the young woman was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and trespassing in the hotel. Penalties for these charges could include fines, probation, or jail time, depending on the severity and local law. Do you think this young woman needs help? Leave your advice below. These stories prove one thing. [screaming] Spoiled behavior doesn't stay just attitude. It turns into real consequences. If accountability matters to you, drop a comment, hit like, and share. Subscribe to support the channel so we keep exposing entitlement before it wrecks more [screaming] lives.