Some thieves don't fail because they're unlucky. They fail because they get way too confident. >> GIVE ME A CHANCE TO TALK. DO >> not resist. DO NOT PULL AWAY. SIR, >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YES, SIR. >> You don't know anything that's in your purse. >> What is that? >> Let's go. I think that's >> They choose to escalate with violence and play the victim, hoping it'll buy them a way out. I promise I just want to see my baby. I promise I don't want trouble with any. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> But the law only needs one moment to slam every door shut. On September 6th, 2024, police were called to target over a suspected theft of a Transformers toy set. It was the kind of small incident that should have wrapped up fast, but the woman's reaction and the story she tried to sell sent everything spiraling in a way nobody saw coming. >> Have you ever had a death conviction in your past? >> Have you ever had a failure to appear? >> Um, a long time ago, but it was like like I didn't know. I've like moved or whatever, but I've been in court since. >> So, if you if we are able to and we gave you a court date, would you show up to it? Yes, I'm a single mom in college and stuff. I the other times like they were under my bags and stuff like I don't know. >> Okay. >> Are you Have you read your Miranda warning? >> The right to remain silent and anytime during the exercise these rights >> you are able to say no. You don't want to talk to anyone. All right. >> All right. So, >> who you on the phone? [snorts] I'm sorry. I missed that. Who you on? My son had surgery in 45 minutes. So, >> okay. What What What surgery does he have? >> It's a little personal. >> Did we get a photo of you? >> We did. >> I got the tattoos, too. >> Okay. >> Yeah, they just got my full body. [snorts] >> I [laughter] don't steal. I'm sorry. [snorts] >> All right. Simple. >> All right. >> You want to talk outside or you want to right here? and you want to. Um, >> so she has [clears throat] killed a couple of several failures. >> Well, that was a long time ago, though. Like, I've changed since I've been pregnant. Like, I'm I was used to be a drug addict. So, I mean, yeah, you're going to miss Corin. So, but I mean, I haven't been in trouble in a very long time. when I'm doing a drug addict. >> I don't do drugs anymore. >> Got pregnant. I'm in college and stuff. >> I promise. I've been in court since. Like I literally had court like 3 weeks ago. What the hell was that for? >> Custody. >> A mom who truly has a child about to go into surgery doesn't usually spend her time stealing a toy, then trying to negotiate with the cops like it's a flea market. That's why the irritation starts to creep in the moment she uses her kid as an emotional shield. Even after officers step in, she keeps pushing, offering to just pay for it. Like that erases what already happened. >> I promise I just want to see my baby. I promise I don't want trouble or anything. I really don't like I'll even pay for it. They can keep it. I just [snorts] >> So, you had money to pay for this? >> Yeah. It literally was just rushing. I You can see in the video like I had the teddy bear. I had a bunch of stuff in my hands. >> Okay. Did you make any attempt to pay for them or did you just straight to the exit? >> I paid all of that. >> Oh, you paid for >> all of that. I just didn't pay for a $20 toy. >> Oh, that's that's the toy. >> Yeah, I paid for that. >> Okay. >> So, then why didn't you just pay for that one? >> My baby surgery, >> please. Put that down, please. Thank you. >> Can I call the person with the car? >> Thank you. Okay. [laughter] >> You don't mind unlocking this building, please? Bro, >> do I have a warrant? >> No, you're being arrested for shopping. >> Why? [snorts] >> Tighten that one up a bit. You just fail to appear. Is he just uh >> I promise? >> I got you, but you know, >> I've spent forever. People make mistakes. I know it's my past, baby. >> Do you want me to put that in your your car? >> Yeah, I can put my purse, too. >> I just want >> Where's your car parked at? >> It's right there. >> I can walk. >> Okay. Where's the Where's the key to? >> I can get it. >> Right here. I I got it. I got it. I got it. >> Can I call the person? >> No. Hold on. Um cuz it's not what >> Is it registered to them? >> Yeah, you [snorts] can call them. Um >> this bin's yours, too. >> Yeah. >> And asking to pay after you've been caught still isn't the worst part. The real tell is how she's more panicked about her pricey Gucci bag than the fact she's about to be arrested. That kind of fear says a lot. Either the designer label is what she thinks makes her somebody, or she's got something in that bag she really doesn't want anyone to find. >> Why didn't he take my purse? >> I'm not sure. He probably forgot. >> It's going to go to the jail. >> Oh, I don't want to. >> Do you have anything in it? >> All right. So, we go take everything here. I see the vase, but do you have anything else? All right. Because you know you can't take anything into jail that's illegal as far as like vapes, lighters, drugs. >> Okay. Well, discard it. >> Can you drop my purse off of the car? I don't want to bring it in. >> I just want my phone. Is there a reason you don't want to bring it in or >> just like you know >> there's nothing in it though? >> No. Okay. >> Did you you already went through that? >> No. Not yet. She said she wanted in her uh vehicle. >> Do you have gloves? >> Sure. >> I don't want them to come. >> Can I call him? >> Hey babe. Hi, >> how's it going? >> Um, can you pick up your car? I'm being arrested. >> What? Why? >> I don't I don't know. I forgot to scan something and they're not letting me go cuz of my when I was a drug addict. I used to miss court dates long time ago and so I'm like a flight risk. But um, can you bond me out? >> Right. >> Hello. I just don't want to honestly. >> It's my son. [snorts] >> Your license was right here. Oh, I didn't work. Sorry. No, that's my idea. >> When officers check her record, it becomes obvious she's not new to this. She's missed court before, more than once, which points to a pattern of dodging responsibility. In her world, she's always the victim of circumstances. But then the evidence turns up in her belongings and reality speaks louder than any excuse she can come up with. >> What's with all the tin foil? >> Um, I use it for like my eyelash glue. My eyelashes. >> You use it for your eyelashes? >> Yeah, cuz I use permanent glue. I only use like temporary glue and then you heat it up. >> And I also >> So it's not for drugs. >> No. No. Seems like it probably be for drugs. Well, back up. >> That's for my eyelash. Like I said, >> I have a lot of makeup. It's the same thing. It just ripped. I use makeup a lot. I went to cosmetology school. You like heat up the um black liner. >> Okay. >> What's this? >> That's gum. I think it's gum. Sorry, it's melted. [snorts] Let's It's gone. >> Yeah, I know. But why is there little white specks at the bottom? >> I don't know. >> It's probably powder. Powder makeup. Think of that. But that is gone. Seriously, that is I'll chew it right now. >> Additional. >> She genuinely seems to believe the officers were born yesterday and that she can talk her way out of anything with ridiculous, stubborn excuses just to protect her ego. In her mind, if she sticks to the lie long enough, the truth will eventually bend to fit it. What she didn't count on is this. Police have plenty of tools to test and verify what's actually going on. >> What is that? Let me see. >> That is so old. They're really charging me on that. That is so old. >> So, listen. >> That is so old. >> Yo yo listen listen. >> What is this? >> I don't remember. I don't do it like that. >> Look at me. >> Look at me. I did ask you again. Anything in your purse will get you in trouble if you go to the jail. Correct. >> Well, I didn't. Did I ask that? Did I ask that? >> I didn't think I told you the lighter and tin foil. >> I told you the lighter. >> Yes, I do. You don't know anything that's in your purse. What is that? Honestly, >> we have test kits for >> a lot of >> is it black as well? Like meth or hair >> be crack? It's a little harder. >> Not that. No. >> Yellowish maybe meth. I don't know what you got. >> No, not that. >> Not that. >> No. >> Okay. Well, I mean, there's a reason you didn't want your purse going with you. >> No, I really don't. Cuz [snorts] >> so cocaine. >> Yeah, it's been a while. I don't know. >> What What drugs did you use? >> I used to use um coke, but not meth. >> Okay, so then that would be coke, would it not? >> I actually just changed out this person today. might have one. >> You paid for all the other items. I don't know why you just didn't pay for the last one. >> No, it was just it. >> But sometimes you got to slow down because then stuff like this happens. >> Thank you. over. >> Okay. >> This one. >> The only only thing Wait, wait. So, I got you praying. >> I know. My circulation on this one. >> Well, I could I could put two fingers in there. So, therefore, it's good. All right. Yes, ma'am. In the end, the woman is arrested and taken to the Pope Correctional Facility on charges of cocaine possession and petit theft. She's also facing older warrants tied to past failures to appear in court. In Florida, petit theft can mean up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. But cocaine possession is a felony, raising bond into the thousands and bringing the risk of serious time behind bars. Her little performance is finally over and the camera swings to the next girl. Cocky, entitled, and already looking like she's ready to throw hands. On January 18th, 2024, Detective Weekly showed up at a bank to investigate a fraud case involving a fake check worth over $50,000. [music] The suspect walked in looking like a regular customer who just needed help, but in reality, investigators had already had her on their radar. Can you come talk to me, please? >> Yeah. Okay, >> we'll step right in there if you don't mind. >> You can have a seat right there if you want. >> So, I'm Detective Weekly with the Couch Spar Sheriff's Office. I'm I'm a financial crimes detective. >> Um, I have a case where your name has come up. It's a case number 24-3117. It's a bank fraud case. >> Yeah, that's what I'm coming up here for. >> You're coming up here for some bank fraud stuff? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, before I ask you any questions, I have uh I have a form that I'd like you to sign. Uh Miranda Wright's form. So, I just need to fill out some information on it and then we'll get right into it. So, we're at uh 2255 East McNe Street, Southwest Louisiana Credit Union. Uh, also present is Miss uh, Linda Christina. >> Christina, y'all are And y'all are bank employees. >> I'm the chief lending officer. >> Chief lending officer. >> Chief Risk Officer. >> Chief Risk Officer. >> That's what I'm here to clear up. I didn't come and deposit anything. I just now I'm just now finding out about what's happening and what's going on with my account. >> Is that somebody with you right there? >> Uh, yeah. That's my mother. >> Oh, okay. Yeah, that's my mother. She had brought me here cuz I'm trying to figure out what's going on with my account as well. But yeah, that I just left the the one >> you went to get a debit card as well. >> I went to go get my debit card. But >> yeah, I had just I was in my account and I'm looking or whatever. And >> ma'am, you can step outside. >> Please step outside. >> Yes, mama. Just step out. I don't I'm trying to figure out the same thing. >> If you interfere in my investigation, I will place you under arrest. If you got >> Please step outside. She's She's an adult. She's an adult. >> Okay, but you don't have to disrespect my mom and >> step outside. >> From the jump, her cooperation is more for show than anything real. She insists she's only there to clear up an account issue, trying to cast herself as the wrong customer. But here's the irony. While she's allegedly trying to cash out on 50 grand, she's also catching an attitude because she thinks someone disrespected her mom. >> You don't have to disrespect my mom neither. >> I'm not going to ask you again. at the same time. Like that's that's what I'm here for. Just Mom, close the door. Please close the door. >> 450. Can you send me a patrol unit? >> You don't have to be disrespectful towards anybody's parents. That's my mother. She's >> figure out what's going on. >> It's none of her business. >> It is her business. >> It's not. >> It is. >> You are an adult. >> It doesn't matter. And that's still my mother. >> Can you please lower your voice? >> I don't have to lower anything. >> Okay. >> Anyways, ma'am, like I was saying, so that I was looking in my account cuz I had did a a flash loan or something like that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And they called me earlier and so I was like, well, I don't my debit card got lost. So I was like, I need another debit card. So I told them that I would be coming up there to get another one. So that's what I went to do. And then that's when she told me that I needed to speak with someone from the wrist department. So then I came here. >> So that's what I'm saying. If if I had if I wanted to do anything for why why would I walk in here myself? That that's pointless. But that's what I was here to clear out. I'm trying to figure out which risk or whatever is going on and what happened. Something about a $50,000 check was deposited into my account that I did not deposit. I didn't sign off on anything. Nothing. That's what I'm hear. cousin had deposited a check into my account. It That's what I'm saying. It was not me. >> All right, Miss I have this form. Can you make sure >> I'm not signing nothing until I see everything that you have? >> Go ahead and stand up. Go ahead and stand up for me, please. >> Stand up for what? I just want to see what's going on first. I don't want to be arrested for something that I don't even know anything about. That's why I'm here. >> Look, I try to get you I try to get a statement from you. >> I'm giving you a statement, but I don't want to >> No, YOU JUST TOLD ME YOU'RE NOT SIGNING ANYTHING, so I can't ask you any questions. No, ma'am. You can go ahead and stand up. >> What she doesn't understand is that in financial fraud cases, the moment the suspect shows up in person to check the account can be the missing puzzle piece officers need to catch them red-handed. And the second reality stops following her script, she starts unraveling fast, emotionally spiraling in a way you can't fake or smooth over. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Please stand up. >> Miss, please stand up. >> Can y'all please like tell me? >> I'm not going to ask you again. Please stand up, miss. Sir, >> I will sign it. >> It's too late now. >> How is it too late? You didn't give me A CHANCE TO TALK. >> DO NOT RESIST. DO NOT PULL AWAY. >> SIR, STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU DIDN'T [screaming] GIVE ME A CHANCE TO TALK. NO. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. YOU BETTER >> STOP. SIR, [laughter] I'M TELLING YOU, STOP TOUCHING ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> 450 35. >> WHERE'S MY MOM? DON'T TOUCH ME. >> DON'T [screaming] TOUCH ME. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND, MISS. >> NO. >> KOBEONTE, GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. ARREST FOR WHAT? [screaming] I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> I DID NOT DO ANYTHING. >> MISS, >> I [screaming] DIDN'T, SIR. I DIDN'T UNDER ARREST ANYTHING. >> MISS, you're under arrest. >> PLEASE. WHERE'S MY MOM? Can you get my mom? >> You were under arrest. >> Can you GET MY MOM? STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU ALREADY UNDER ARREST FOR A battery of A POLICE OFFICER. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. DON'T MAKE THIS ANY WORSE FOR YOURSELF, >> CHRISTA. >> I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR SOMETHING THAT I DID NOT DO. BRO, >> STOP TOUCHING. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND, MISS. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU NEED TO STAND UP AND PUT YOUR hands behind your back. Bro, >> I'm at the bank trying to get another cardist >> and they came in here A A SHERIFF OR SOMETHING came up in HERE TALKING ABOUT I'M UNDER ARREST FOR BANK FRAUD. I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. [laughter] STAND UP. MISS, >> you're under arrest. >> I'M TELLING YOU, DON'T TOUCH ME. >> MISS NO, I'M NOT. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> NO, I'M NOT. Don't touch me. >> Miss, you're under arrest. >> Christa. >> Christa, please help me. >> You're under arrest. >> You can figure all this stuff out later, but you're already under arrest for battery of a police officer and resisting arrest force or violence. >> You were under arrest for attempted bank fraud. SO, GO AHEAD. >> ATTEMPTED BANK FRAUD. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I have the problem because MISS [screaming] YOU DIDN'T SHOW ME ANYTHING. >> This is the point where ego drives it straight off a cliff. It's not just stubbornness anymore. It turns into violent resistance. Then when she can't talk or muscle her way out of it, she flips into this childlike mode, wanting protection, begging for sympathy, while still dodging responsibility for how far she just took it. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. COME ON, BABY. DON'T DO THAT. Don't do that. Call my mama. >> Okay, I'm going to get your mama, but you need your hand. >> I'mma get your mama. You just >> You got cuss. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay, but we going to WE GOING TO FIGURE THIS OUT. THAT'S WHAT I WAS TRYING to do. >> Okay. Well, unless we going to do that, but you going to have to CALM DOWN. >> I'M CRYING, BUT I DO. >> BUT it's going to be Hey, >> I'm trying, but I didn't do it. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> There we go. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. >> Is that other side unlock? >> They should both be Hold on. We got We back. >> My mom. >> I'm Look, I'mma get your mom, but you going to have to calm down. >> I'm calm, but I didn't do anything. That's what I tried to tell you. >> Okay, but but you you're resisting and you're >> I understand, but I didn't come in here. I didn't do >> Stop [laughter] getting him off of me. SIR, CAN YOU PLEASE GET ME UP? I DON'T WANT HIM TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. [screaming] >> I GOT I GOT STOP TOUCHING ME. Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Uh, Linda, look. >> Let me get >> Hey, you want to go this way? >> 450. She's detained. 64. >> She's quickly placed in a patrol car while officers keep digging into the people connected to her, and sure enough, it's the same routine all over again. The driver plays clueless, too. But the more he talks, the more the nerves and irritation leak out. And you can tell this isn't some smooth professional operation. It's sloppy, just overly confident. >> Sir, can you can you please >> She's under arrest for attempted bank fraud. Battery of a PO resistant force surveillance. >> Okay. >> You can call the jail to find out what >> Sir, can you look at me, please? >> What you can Can I get your name? >> I'm sorry. What? >> Belton. Do you want to give me a statement? A >> statement? >> Yeah. >> I don't even know what's going on. She asked for a ride to the bank. I came brought it here and now y'all here. >> Well, uh a check was deposited into uh into her account. >> Yeah. >> And uh it's a fake check. So, would you like to give me a statement? >> What do I know? I just told you. I gave >> Well, I I just I just told you what I'm currently investigating. So [music] what what you mean? You're not telling me nothing. You saying you investigate something telling you I don't have nothing to do with this. I don't know what's going on. >> Hey, what's up? >> Does my name on there? Does my name is my name on there? Anything? >> I don't have nothing to do with that. >> What? >> What? What about that? Let me see that. >> Is that you? >> No, that ain't me. >> It looks like you. >> No. Well, do what you want to do. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's ride. Let's ride. I got I got time for this. You keep on asking me something. I'm telling you. She asked for a ride to the bank. I can't give him a ride to the bank. How many statements you want me to give you? I'm getting upset with you. Stop yelling cuz he pissing me off. You keep on asking me the same thing over and over and over. If you want if you want to talk to him about a case, >> I don't know nothing about a case. >> In the end, she's taken to the county jail and hit with a stack of serious charges, including conspiracy to commit bank fraud, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer with violence. If convicted, she could be looking at fines up to $7,500 and as much as 5 years behind bars. Next, a failed theft exposed someone else, and both of them ended up throwing themselves at the police. On September 15th, 2025 in New Jersey, police were called to a gas station after reports of a scuffle between a customer and an employee. At first, it was nothing more than a minor dispute. But the moment officers arrived, the tone of the scene shifted fast. >> Excuse me, sir. Everybody needs to go outside. >> Yo. Yo. Yo, back up. Back up. Yo, let's go. Back up. Back up. >> Go. >> Bro. Bro, get off of me. Get off of me. >> Go ahead. >> Get off of Put your hands BEHIND YOUR [ __ ] BACK. >> GET OFF of me. Yo, that look right in that [ __ ] bro. Bro, I need to fix my phone. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch. [snorts] >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me, bro. Don't touch me. Stop touching me. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE TOUCHING ME. >> I'M BRING THE CAR. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> Can you leave the door open, please? Can you leave THE DOOR? >> STOP PULLING ME LIKE THAT. I [ __ ] HERE, [ __ ] STOP. [screaming] >> YO, JOKE. YO, >> STOP. >> LET'S GO. >> STOP. >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO, >> BRO. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO. [screaming] >> YO, BRO. STOP. That [ __ ] hurts. [screaming] >> Yo, get the off. [screaming] >> LET'S GO. >> YO, [screaming] STOP. >> STOP. GET UP. >> GET UP. >> STOP. PLEASE [screaming] >> GET UP THEN. >> STOP. LET ME GO. >> ARE YOU GOING TO GET UP? >> LET ME GO. HOW THE I GET UP, BRO. >> ALL RIGHT, LET'S GO. >> STOP. [screaming] I HATE WHEN PEOPLE TOUCH ME. >> OKAY, THEN. Sit up. Let's go. >> LET ME GO. >> SIT UP THEN. >> LET ME GO. >> SIT UP THEN. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. YO, >> LISTEN. >> Y WEIRD. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. >> Y weird. >> SIT UP. NO, DON'T TALK TO ME NOW. >> SIT UP. >> I'm [ __ ] here. >> Sit up. Let's go. >> Yo, >> let's go. >> Yo, bro, THAT'S WEIRD. [screaming] >> STOP. PLEASE STOP. >> I HAVE TO PICK HER UP. >> BRO, THAT HURT. STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] >> She deliberately reframes law enforcement's presence as a personal attack, trying to spark sympathy from anyone watching. From there, unreasonable demands start flying. Clear signs that her priorities are completely out of order. When physical aggression no longer works, she pivots to emotional manipulation and outright threats. [screaming] Help me. Yo. Bro, bro, that [ __ ] weird. That [ __ ] weird, bro. Stop. Bro, please stop. Yo, that [ __ ] is weird. >> Watch your No, no. Don't open it. Watch your head. >> Yo, that [ __ ] is weird. >> Get up because you're going to get up. >> Yo, no. Please just let me get up. >> Okay, then get up. Get up. But you're not getting up. >> Let me get up. LET ME GET UP. LET ME GET UP. >> Going on to your side. Your other side. There you go. There you go. >> Bro, grab my phone. Grab my phone. Get that. >> No. No. I NEED A NAIL. My stickers, my phone, my money, everything. Please. Please, bro. Please. My phone in there. My >> sticker IS MY BUDDY. BRO, GET MY CAB KEYS, BRO. TAKE MY CAB, BRO. >> YOU going to stand up? >> Yo, >> stand up real quick. >> Take my cab. Wait. Go get it. GO GET IT. PLEASE GO GET IT. >> Stand up. >> Please. >> YOU CAN HAVE IT, BRO. TAKE MY >> telling me to have it. >> Take my [ __ ] >> Walk back. Walk back. >> NO. IN THE STORE. My phone. My cigarettes in there. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Oh my god. >> Sit down. >> Take it off. My arm hurt. >> You're under arrest, ma. >> No, bro. No. I'm telling you to take this off my arm. Yo. >> Come on. Bro, look. What the Yo, come on. >> Hold on. Wait, bro. You got to take this [ __ ] off. >> Listen. Look. There you go. >> Oh my god. Oh, this [ __ ] is not cool. Go get my phone. LET ME SEE YOU GET MY PHONE. >> GET MY PHONE. >> She clings to her personal belongings as if they're proof of status, quietly suggesting that an arrest like this must be a mistake. But once her explanations lose their punch, the situation slides into more dangerous territory. Wild accusations thrown out of pure desperation. >> STOP. [screaming] NO, BRO. STOP. YOU CHOKING ME. >> I'M NOT CHOKING. >> YOU GO GET MY KEYS. >> Keys are inside. >> GO GET MY KEY. STOP. [screaming] YOU STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. >> HIS LEG IN THE CAR. >> STOP. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Did she drop anything else in here? >> All right. Cool. Cool. >> Nothing else. Watch out, bro. >> You good? You good? >> Just back up. >> Please. Yo, give me my stuff. Please give me my stuff. >> Your stuff is in the front. >> GIVE ME MY STUFF. >> NO, IT'S NOT. WE [screaming] JUST GOT MY SHOES. >> YEAH, I GOT YOU. >> NO. STOP. LET GO MY BLEEDING, BRO. STOP. [screaming] STOP. GIVE ME MY [ __ ] STOP. >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE THEN. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. >> IT HURTS. >> PUT THEM INSIDE. PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. >> SHOW ME MY STUFF. >> I ALREADY SHOWED YOU YOUR STUFF. >> YOU SHOW ME MY SHOES. >> I showed you. >> I NEED MY KEYS. >> STOP. >> MY PHONE. >> YOU ARE ALREADY UNDER ARREST. STOP. >> THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU KEEP MY [ __ ] >> YOUR [ __ ] IS IN A FRONT. >> Let me see. That's it. >> I showed you already. >> You just show me my shoes. It takes 2 seconds. Show me. >> Did you not see your phone and keys already? >> Let me see. I'm not I'm not showing you again. Put your foot inside. >> Show me my phone. >> Let's get in there. >> Please. I PROMISE YOU ON MY SON. I TOLD HIM TO ON MY SON I WAS GOING TO LEAVE. >> PUT your foot inside. >> Yo, >> that's it. Let's go. >> Put your foot inside. Let's go. >> Where's my key? Where's my cigarettes? >> Cigarettes. Your phone. >> And where's my key? Let me see. Let me see the key. That's not my car. That's my boss stuff. Please. >> See, you don't have my key. >> You don't have my key. CHECK IF IT'S IN MY POCKET. What does your key look like? >> It's a small key. It's green. You You're going to see the green. >> Is it in your pocket? I'm going to check. >> Check. Please. Just check. See if it's my pants pocket. I need that key, bro. >> If you don't want to be touched, the bare minimum is respecting other people's property and following lawful police commands. Instead, she begs officers to judge her by her past intentions rather than the violation happening right in front of them. And when honor and promises stop working, the value system suddenly shifts to one thing only, money and possessions. >> No, that [ __ ] is weird. >> Mama, listen. >> No, >> you need to understand that you are under arrest. >> What the Okay, >> that [ __ ] weird as hell. That's all I got to do is work. >> Stop making this more difficult than what it has to be. Put your foot inside. >> Yo, that [ __ ] is weird, bro. That [ __ ] is weird. >> Put your foot inside. That's all she had to do was give ME BACK MY MONEY. MY KEY not in there. >> Put your foot inside. >> Wait. Check. Check. >> Put your foot in in the vehicle. >> See, >> I'm about to go inside and check. But you're uh I checked in there. They can't find your keys. >> Yo, see that's what I mean. That's theing [ __ ] bro. >> You put your foot inside. >> Check my pocket. >> I already checked. >> Check. Please. >> You see the other one? >> Yo, they're going to do some [ __ ] All right, cool. The sister, you're going to the hospital because you are still placed under arrest. Now, >> your cuffs will not come off. >> They're not coming off. >> Put them somewhere or like make them loose cuz >> what I can do is put another pair of cuffs, but that's not up to me. >> Please. >> Okay. Listen, I can put another set and loosen them. That's all I can do. But you're going to stay in handcuffs. >> Okay. I'm telling you it just hurt. >> Okay, that's fine. to tell them to leave it. >> Okay. So, is would that be sufficient? They're going to put another pair of cuffs on so it kind of spaces it out a little bit so your shoulders aren't um back like that. >> It's not just my It's my wrist and my >> Okay. Well, well, like I say, nothing going to be to do about your wrist. It's temporary restraining device that it's it's not going to be comfortable. And if you're under arrest, that that that's how that >> Watch closely how she responds to help. Instead of saying thank you, she immediately turns comfort into a bargaining chip. Then come the complaints about the handcuffs. Tools designed for control and safety, not comfort or convenience. >> Would you want to go to the hospital and have them x-ray your shoulder and all that? >> Broke. >> Well, I I can tell you I'm pretty sure your shoulder's not broke. Would you let the officer space those handcuffs out? See if that is any relief for you. [laughter] >> Hey, hang on. >> I'm going to take off this left hand. Relax. >> What shoulder is it? Which shoulder is it? >> It's this way. >> Your right hand. >> All right. So, he's taking the left one off. >> I'm taking the left one out. All right. >> My wrist hurts, >> man. You got to >> relax. Relax. I'm trying to take it off. Can you put the light on the on the cuff? [laughter] >> Yo. [laughter] >> All right. >> Relax. [laughter] >> Jesus. >> [laughter] >> So, she good in the hospital. >> Dad's official for right now. >> So, do you want to go to the hospital or now? >> Listen, he's going to check you. Make sure you don't got no weapons. The only thing that's going to stay on your purses is your cash. Okay. >> You got everything in your pocket. >> You guys took all the bus. >> What' you say? >> You guys took all the stuff. >> You got your keys. You got your phone. You got everything on you. [laughter] >> That's what he said to take it somewhere specific. Cooper, >> I got it. Don't >> I took a personal step, but make sure nothing else. The performance ends at the jail with a list of charges that includes aggravated assault, battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and criminal mischief. If convicted, she could be facing anywhere from 2 to 7 years in prison, and fines of up to $30,000. What do you think about how police handled this situation? Did they go too far, or had their patience simply run out? From the disastrous failure of a petty thief, the story now shifts to a woman who bet everything on a fake check. On January 26th, 2024, [music] police were called to a bank after a $20,000 check was flagged as possibly fraudulent. The young woman involved appeared calm at first, but once the details were examined, the story quickly spun out of control. >> All right, ma'am. Come with me real quick. Grab your stuff. Nope. We'll deal with that later. We're going to go in this lobby real quick. Put your stuff down right there for me. Put your stuff down. >> All right. Turn around for me. Right now, you're just being detained. What? >> Yep. You're being detained. >> Apparently, you're using a front lane check. Yep. You're just being detained until we do our investigation. Okay. Okay. >> Until I do my investigation. Okay. >> So, you she handed you the check. Um she handed you her what her ID and the credit card as well or was it >> She handed me her ID and then I said I need a second form. She's not a customer. >> So, that's when she gave me her debit. >> Okay. So, um what um what red flags kind of >> So, it was the amount at first because for one, we had to make sure we have it. So, I double checked it and then when I went to look at the signature, the signature looked like it was done by someone else like like if somebody tried to forge it. And then I looked at other checks that came in and I saw that the date was written differently, that the the way that they write the amount was written differently. And then I brought it up to one of um customer service reps up here. And then he told me to go to someone else and then Dette, which is one of she ended up taking it and then she looked at it. She decided to call the customer and the customer that's the point where >> did the check itself look fraudulent like the paper or is it >> I didn't even feel off about it. It was just small little details that kind of >> Yeah. So So the the biggest red flag for you was the amount and then how things were written. You were able to pull up previous checks and >> compare the two. >> Mhm. >> Okay. the twos were written differently and usually in between like the actual number and the change they put and that and was not in there. Her biggest mistake was underestimating how sharp the system really is. Tiny details, the way the number two was written, the missing word and an awkward forced signature. Each one quietly gave her away. Still, she convinced herself that having a valid ID and a debit card would somehow legitimize a fake check. I got a call this morning from uh first from uh TD Branch Bank in Charleston, South Carolina, telling me that someone had called pretending to be me, but she was a little suspicious because, you know, why is she calling a branch in Charleston when I live in Phil in Pennsylvania near Philadelphia? >> Yeah. >> She suggested I go immediately to my teeny bank local branch. Um and you know, cuz she suspected fraud. Um, so on my way to my local branch, I got another call from Ipsswitch Massachusetts TD branch saying that there was a, you know, similar fishing call there from a woman claiming to be me. And then when I was actually working with the TD branch local bank manager to close the account, I got a call from TD Bank saying there was someone there trying to cash the $4,000 check. So I, you know, the the branch manager there said, "Absolutely not. you know, we're that's a fraud. Call the police. Um, you know, this is I have sitting right in front of me. This is not that person. No, that's when the police were called and they stop payment. They didn't stop payment. They actually the the um checking account is closed. We think what happened is this person had access to a check that I wrote to City Cards for payment of a credit card. >> Okay. And so there she had I'm assuming it was a she. I think she was said it was a she. I hope it was a she. Um but that person had my full social security, my full checking account number, my birth date, my address and was pretending to be me calling um my branch manager said that she called seven different bank branches trying to like fish for information like account balance and stuff like that. >> Okay. >> But the truth came out fast. Records showed she had made up to seven calls to different branches beforehand, fishing for balance information. That level of prep reveals clear intent and a strong need to control the flow of information. Something that completely clashes with the innocent, clueless image she was trying to project. Okay. Okay. So, I just explained to her I'm here to translate everything. She may not understand we that you're going to want to speak with her. I'm here to translate everything. If she was willing to speak with us and get her rights and she said yes, >> she's see where did the check come from? like so she said that she was given to it by a friend um who asked her to cash it for him and she would give he would give her a portion of the money and she asked him if he you know she's like I don't want any trouble with the police and she said that the person told her she wasn't going to have any issues that it was a good check. >> Who was that friend? >> Uh she said she has messages as well. >> Ask her where the bag came from she was holding. She was holding a bag. She quickly shifted from I did nothing wrong to I was set up. Without hesitation, she named a friend Rey, claiming he promised her a cut of the money. But by willingly signing a forged check, she proved she wasn't some passive bystander. She was an active link in the scheme. >> Who is Kayla? Unus she didn't know who she didn't know who she was, but she was one of the ones in the car with her. She's actually one she going to be shower by. >> So, what did she do when she got here? You might ask like what she did she walk in the bank and then what did she do from there? just got here, went in the bank, and just went to get the check. >> Who did she get the check to? >> Yeah, she just said the email that was inside. >> After you handed her the check, what' she tell? Like, would she say to you like what were the next steps? Okay. So, she said that she was going to verify the check, gave her back the ID, then came back, took the ID back, verifying the check again. >> Did she know that the check wasn't wasn't hers or any of her friends? No. No. When backed into a corner, people often spin fragmented stories to delay the fallout. She tried to distance herself from every piece of evidence tied to the check. The calm facade cracked fast, giving way to confusion as her lies began tripping over each other. Ask your friend about the check at all, where he got it from. She said that she said it was he told there was some sort of reimbursement coming in from the house or something. Did she know that the purse was she did I ask that she knew the purse wasn't hers? Like did did she take it or did Kayla hand it to her? So she said, "No, take the person and put the money in it because she only had a small wallet with her." All right. Well, looks as though Kayla handed it to her. So yeah, you're going to farm that. Okay. Can you ask me if she's the one that signed the truck? >> Yeah, she said it. She signed it. >> She signed it in there. >> Yeah, they told her to sign it. She did. She said, "Okay." Any questions for us? Okay. She's She's asking. She's going to arrest it now. She's going to jail. She's asking what's next. We just got to make explaining her first appearance. And um In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with uttering a forged instrument [music] and fraud. An oversized ego convinced her she was smarter than the banking system and seasoned officers. If convicted, she could be facing 5 to 10 years behind bars and fines reaching tens of thousands of dollars. One person rats to escape a fake check case. Another reacts with a wallet and realizes the mistake instantly. On June 27th, 2024, while on patrol, an officer personally recognized a woman with an active [music] arrest warrant. As she got into a vehicle, police initiated a lawful traffic stop to execute the warrant. What she chose to do next is what sent the situation spiraling almost instantly. >> GET OVER HERE. GET YOUR ass down. Relax. >> Get your down. [screaming] >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Shut up. >> OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. >> OH MY GOD. PLEASE DON'T my leg. My leg is so bad. PLEASE. [screaming] OH MY. PLEASE. [laughter] OH, it's too big. I CAN'T LAY ON IT. I JUMP OVER. >> HOLD ON. >> LISTEN. >> I'll get you up. >> God bless. Go back. >> I'll get you up. Get up. >> Oh [screaming] god. >> Oh my god. >> Get up. >> Oh god. Oh god. I'm so bad. Please, please, please, please >> relax. >> It's my legs hurt. >> Relax. >> It's my leg. >> I understand. Just relax. >> Oh god. Straighten it up. Please tell me. Can you sit on YOUR BUTT? >> MY LEG. >> CAN you sit on your butt? >> My leg. >> Public spaces create a false sense of protection. So, she made a beline for a pharmacy. But the screaming that followed wasn't paced by pain. It was paced by panic. My leg hurts became an emotional shield, a way to stretch out the moment before facing the consequences she knew were coming. Please, help me. Help me, please. >> Can you get out? >> I can't. >> Can you get up? >> Oh my god. So, I love you so bad, sir. >> I [snorts] understand, but >> 346, are you real mad? Oh, God. [screaming] >> Expedite, please. >> Why are you running? >> Well, you got a warrant. Is that it? >> I don't know. >> Well, you got to be running for a reason. >> Oh, God. RELAX. >> WELL, I'm not sure where you ran, but >> Oh my god. So, >> whatever you ran for, you're going to You just added two extra charges for fleeing and eluding and battery on a law ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. >> OFFICER, >> you hit me WITH THE PURSE. >> OH, GOD DAMN IT. >> OH, GOD DAMN IT. >> YOU need to relax and stop moving it so much. That's >> You want me try to sit? Those screams weren't coming from physical injury. They were raw anger, rage at being caught in real time. From that point on, the yelling turned into a tool, a way to overwhelm, distract, and control the people around her. Because to a panicked mind, nothing is more threatening than being forced to confront the truth. >> This way, just lean. Can you lean UP AGAINST THIS HERE? >> CAN YOU LEAN up against the the rock here? Ah, >> there you go. >> Can you believe I was in the front? Please. This is hurting me. This is hurting me so bad. >> Okay. Well, you need to sit up a little bit [gasps] or lay or lay on your side like you were. >> Lay on your side like you were. Okay, just slow down. I [snorts] got you. [laughter] >> [screaming] >> Oh god. >> I know. Ambulance. Ambulance is on the way. Here. >> Help me. >> Here. Put you here. >> Please help me. Please help me. Please help me know. >> Lay your head on your >> Where you go? Let's get home. >> Okay. Please. >> Yeah. >> Please, [laughter] please, please, please, please, please, God. Please >> pull your knees up. We're just going >> I can't pull them. I can't move my leg at all. >> No. No. The leg. My leg. >> That should have took all THE PRESSURE OFF YOU so bad. >> Well, lean back around. Are you okay? >> It's hard not to laugh at how over-the-top her behavior becomes. But the moment a call for EMS is made, the tone flips to this might be serious. Even with doubts, officers choose caution. Calling medical support and minimizing any risk that a real injury could be made worse. >> Meth. It looks It looks like a >> 4x4. >> Yeah. >> She's just trying to get transport. >> No, she's going to jail. If I mean, she's not. >> So, as you're not touching her, she's just sitting there calmly. If she broke her hip, she'd be screaming in pain like hot stuff. >> Yeah. I I broke my knee. [crying] No, it works. He's not even my leg. DON'T LET MY LEG FALL. Don't let my leg fall. >> He's not even touching. >> No. DON'T LET MY LEG FALL. DON'T LET IT FALL. You hold it. >> I can't. I can't. [screaming] >> You're holding it up. This is ridiculous. >> Oh my. Why my leg? >> Please. Hurt me. I'm like in >> So she fled. I chased her inside. She was hiding back over here. When she seen me, she swung at me with the No. When I went down >> with the bag and hit me. So >> Oh, did she? Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> Get over here. >> Did you How did you take her down? >> I was just a little >> Yeah, just tackled her down. >> Okay. Knee first, I'm guessing. That's why knees scraped up. Yeah, I grabbed her and and she kind of just buckled. >> Okay, cool. >> In the end, the woman is taken to jail and faces multiple charges, including possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia, resisting an officer, resisting with violence, and most notably, battery on a law enforcement officer. After court, she receives a sentence of 1 month in jail, followed by 18 months of probation, and a $1,000 fine. One second of regret doesn't erase a punch. Somewhere else, handcuffs are already waiting for a bank fraud arrest. On July 22nd, 2022, police were called to a region's bank after reports of an organized fraud scheme. A female suspect was identified withdrawing money using three checks that had already been cashed. From that moment, the investigation quickly widened. >> Is about some stuff going on with the bank. Okay. Um, you have a driver's license and no registration with you. >> What is it? >> Rental car. Okay. >> It's a It has to do with some sort of checks. Okay. >> What happened in Belleview over there? That's that's what we're talking to you guys. >> She I just took her to cash her check and that's it with that. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I mean that that's the only reason about what happened in Belleview. >> Yeah. I took her over there and that's it. >> So just to be clear, took it to Bellev to cash a check. >> Yeah. >> And that's it. >> I went into the uh dollar what is over there to save a lot. I went over there get something to drink. She went in the bank and we just >> Okay. >> All right. So this is what you got. I spoke to this young lady here. She said that young lady was uttering a fraudulent check here. >> Okay. This is the officer Bel PD officer Hunt that's actually at the other bank establishing PC over there. >> Okay. >> Sorry. And >> so you came here to cash a check. >> Is it a good check or a bad check? >> I'm not sure. >> Alarm you're not sure. >> And like it was given to me. Given to you by who? >> 2011. I was through the mail. It was an insurance check. So that way they sent me to come here cash that. >> Okay. So an insurance check was given to you through the mail. >> Yeah. >> And you came here to cash the insurance check? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And what did you do in Bellev? >> What what did you do in Belleview? >> I cash the check. >> Okay. So are you trying to cash that same check that you already cashed in Bellev? >> Yeah. >> Why? I didn't offair. >> They weren't able to do it. >> The suspect immediately revealed a glaring contradiction. On one hand, she arrived in a Dodge Hellcat, a loud symbol of flash, money, and status. On the other, she claimed she had taken an Uber to the bank. Ironically, it was that sleek, highprofile car that drew the most attention. >> What is Why are you getting an insurance check? >> It was given to me as >> For what reason? playground >> for it was like a claim like a personal claim. >> So you you made a claim? >> I'm the person. >> Okay. >> So you didn't make any claim. You had a a check that's just made out to you >> and you don't know anything about the check and you just try to cash it based off of not having any knowledge about it. >> But [laughter] everybody knows who these are. >> Yeah. We're not in the bank. >> I get Whatever y'all got going on fake that has nothing to do with that. >> Okay. >> I know the law. >> Okay. >> My sister a cop. >> Oh, she's she's a cop. >> My sister is a city police officer. So, I know what's going I know how to subject. >> Why I'm asking all these questions? >> Well, just because you guys are involved with her. >> How are we involved? >> Just driving her around. >> Okay. >> She received this check in the mail and she tried to cash in Belleview, but they wouldn't accept it. So, she came here to cash. >> Why they wouldn't accept? She said she didn't want. She wouldn't tell me why. >> I'm just going to pat you down real quick. Okay. Just turn around for me. >> And you don't have a bra on, right? >> No, ma'am. [clears throat] >> No pockets. >> No pockets. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to show the store real quick. Go ahead and sit back here. I know it's kind of a bad area right here. Let's walk over here to the side of this vehicle. >> On who? in the shade. Have them all sit on the curb. >> All right, there we go. Let's sit right here on the curb. Better. >> So, it's a good check. It's just >> Well, we don't even know if this >> You don't know yet cuz it's not our bank. >> It's not our bank. >> We haven't I can go call on it. Um it's She's tried three different ones with three different check numbers offer 995 successfully cashed one at the South Marian office on 441 down. >> Earlier that day, she had successfully withdrawn money at the South Marian branch, but was denied at the Belleview location. Bella View then sent out an internal alert across the entire banking system. So when she showed up at the next branch, staff quickly recognized the fraud indicators and contacted police. >> Are y'all from here? >> I'm from Pennsylvania. I I go everywhere though. I live in Orlando. I go I'm staying in the pop with my cousin. But yeah, dude. Like I said, I'm out here cuz I gave a rap. >> Walmart parking lot. >> Genesis. Oh, wow. I like that. >> How old are you? >> How old am I? I just turned 21. April. >> April. What? >> 27. >> Oh, wow. You a nurse or CNA or what? You >> No, I work for kids. >> Oh, okay. >> Where at? >> At Children's Courtyard. >> Children's Courtyard. Where's that at? >> Orlando. >> Huh? >> Orlando. >> Oh, okay. Man, you far away from Orlando or caregiver here? >> Yeah, I do my officially I do my fingerprints tomorrow. >> Okay. >> How long you been working there? >> I just started. >> Oh, no. You just started. Are you supposed to be at work right now or >> No. >> Oh, okay. >> Tomorrow though, I have to go to >> the DCF office. >> Oh, y'all know that none of you guys are free to go right now, right? >> Yeah. >> Cuz the the weed order coming from the car. >> All right. >> Oh. And in my inside that book bag is my medical marijuana. It's in a pack also. >> Is it is it packaged properly? >> Packaged in the And I keep my [ __ ] right? >> Medical marijuana card. >> Who I give it to? >> She said she gave it to Masio. >> I just gave it to somebody else. >> To the guy that >> And my paperwork that goes with it is in my book bag also. >> Okay. >> My uh weed is on his side. >> On the inside. >> On his side. >> On his side. Okay. >> He's in my book bag now. So let him know that's mine. I >> Okay. As long as it's properly packaged, it's not going to be a big deal. >> I already know how I go. Like I told him, my sister is the blue. >> Okay. >> I know how the gang go. >> Okay. >> Yeah. There's black male, two black females. >> There's two black females and a black male out there. >> So, I came up to see if these guys are related to >> I don't know. Are you able to tell us the name of the Why are >> they can tell you whatever you want them to tell you? >> What What is the name of the >> I'm not sure. So, did they all do checks in Belleview? >> No, >> just a female. >> Almost instantly, the driver and the other passengers began distancing themselves from the situation, insisting they were just giving her a ride and knew nothing about the checks. It's a familiar picture. In a loosely connected criminal group, loyalty lasts only until the handcuffs come out. And here they're trying to cash this one with a separate check number, but they just tried to do this one in Bel and Belle refused. >> So they came here. >> So they came here with this separate check. But they're say she's saying that they just cash one in villages. >> Same same thing but different check number. >> So what made them think it was fraud? >> That they had just tried to cash this one at Belle and then they just show >> Why did Belle think it was a fraud? >> I haven't talked to Belle yet. I'm trying to get Belle PD to get in touch with us to see what's going on with their investigation. >> The contrast between serious bank fraud allegations and her request to vape creates an almost absurd moment. That disconnect highlights her casual disregard for consequences and reinforces the image of a young Karen who treats legal procedures as an inconvenience rather than a boundary. >> What I want to ask you about specifically is all your cards that are in the center console. >> One of those are my uh that's my actual cousin. He he been stay we actually been staying together. He's moving. His card was sitting there. >> Your cousin? >> He would call I actually had his number in my phone. I could have called him and >> Okay. So who are all the other credit cards? >> Who? There's like four other credit cards in there. >> There should be only his Jesse's and that's it. That should be it. >> And who's Jesse? >> Jesse is she live on Mercy Drive. That's his girlfriend. >> So, you know, >> what do they keep looking at over there? >> I don't know. read what they got to be honest with you all of those [ __ ] >> And what was she taking pictures though that she took all that? >> ID some envelopes. >> They just trying to put some [ __ ] together so they could try to >> Oh, like some riding in a Yeah. All I had was a on me. Like come on now. >> The checks that your friend's trying to uh >> I don't know what the I don't even know that girl. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. I don't know. >> So what are you doing giving her a ride over here? >> I get she asked for a ride to the bank and I >> Where'd you meet her? I know her through the others like Chris and we were supposed to drop. We literally she asked for like a simple literally a ride to the bank and that's it. He asked me to go drive her there. He asked me to he's like you want to do take her to the bank to cash like I don't like not to cash check but you want to take her to the bank and I was like sure. >> What is she still in there doing? [ __ ] get your ass on. >> [ __ ] is like the >> annoying don't be having [ __ ] toing do. >> What that [ __ ] says on her shirt? Pitch police forensics. >> [ __ ] ain't nothing on there. Ugly ass. >> He closes out. >> All right, we're going to go to the PD. >> They're going to lock the car up. >> What is it? >> Are they going to lock the car out? >> Yeah, they're going to they're going to get it all squared away. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and sit in the car real quick and I'll get back with you. >> Where your mask go? You took it off. >> Shoot my shirt. >> Okay. >> In the end, all four suspects were taken to jail and face charges of organized fraud and possession of forged checks. However, all charges were later dismissed and they were found not guilty in court. What do you think about this outcome? Were they truly innocent or just very lucky scammers who walked away? On June 14th, 2024 in Wisconsin, police were dispatched after an assault report. What began as a dispute over a withheld phone at a nail salon quickly snowballed into a heated confrontation. From a simple demand, tensions erupted into a volatile showdown. You remember? I told you this was her. >> What's your name again? >> Tiarra. >> Okay. >> I need an ambulance and I'm suing her. >> Have a seat. >> She told me to BRING $100. >> SHE BIT MY HEAD AND SHE ATTACKED ME FIRST AND I don't >> SHE JUST BIT MY She got history and talk. Have a seat. Okay. Have a seat. We got the ambulance coming for you. Get your phone and have a seat. >> I'm missing my other PHONE IS IN THERE. YOU GOT IT BOTH. >> I need you to shut up right now and listen to me. Okay. Seriously, you yelling and screaming like this is not making anything better. >> We're trying to help you. Okay, so have a seat and we'll figure this out. >> My hand. >> Okay, we have Tiarra. >> LET ME GO TURN UP MY CAR. >> OKAY, where's that at? >> Right here. YOU THINK THIS AFRICAN [ __ ] JUST BIT ME AND SHE TOLD ME TO COME UP HERE AND GIVE HER A $100 FOOTBALL? >> Is this your car right here? So, how'd you end up here? >> She say she said right here. I'm not arguing with you. Just come get this phone out my possession. Possession. >> Is it okay if I read these? Yes. I don't care if yelling at me, bro. She got my phone BIT ME AND ATTACKED ME CUZ I WANTED MY PHONE. >> WHEN YOU CAN calm down, I will talk to you. >> Did nothing. She pulled my hair out. Everything. Look at the camera. SHE HIT ME. SHE BEAT MY HAND. I BE SO NICE. I GET THIS MONEY ALL THE TIME. THIS IS MY BOYFRIEND MOTHER. My boyfriend mom. They've been jealous of me for 3 years. Just bit me like aing wild animal. Bro, >> you see her say come get this phone out of my possession trying to read these. >> I'm going to quick go get $100 off my car. I give her the money. SHE ATTACKED ME. >> YOU DON'T GOT TO. I KNOW. SEE? >> As the business owner, Tania was furious when a customer failed to pay, so she held on to the phone. To Tiara, that felt like bullying and injustice, sparking her explosive reaction. The fight revealed how anger, frustration, and wounded pride can override reason. >> What time did you get here? I JUST GOT HERE LITERALLY. Then I went to Quit Trip to GET HER THE $100 TO MY PHONE BACK AND THEN SHE JUST ATTACKED ME WHEN I GAVE her the money. You can see the money on the floor. I just pulled out $100 at Quit Trip. I'll go show Hit me first while we walked out. She hit me. >> So as you're walking out, >> SHE'S 40 YEARS OLD. I DON'T KNOW HER. >> WHAT DID SHE SAY TO YOU? >> SHE SAID, "THIS MY ESTABLISH YOUR BUSINESS. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO DO THIS. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO DO SHE EVEN HAVE A RECORD OF her calling ANIMAL CONTROL ON ME. SHE DOES THIS." >> OKAY. SO, WE'RE NOT fun to give her the money. >> What time did you initially get here? >> I just got here. >> No, like before you said the first time when she said the $100 >> and this just bit me. I was >> Was she fine when you first got here? >> Yes. ASK HER CLIENT. SHE ATTACKED ME. THE CLIENT EVEN TRIED TO TELL HER. MA'AM, I will handle this for her. She's lying. SHE'S AING LIAR. SHE DON'T LIKE ME. SHE GOT BOTH. CAN I GET BOTH OF MY PHONES BEFORE I DO THAT? MY REAL PHONE IS IN THERE. >> YOUR PHONE. OKAY. She has them. >> I think the priority is your hand right now. Okay. THAT [ __ ] JUST ATTACKED ME. SHE BIT MY HEAD. Like she's a wild animal, bro. Suing her. I'm suing her. She just hit me all out OF CONTROL FOR MY PHONE. HEY, Y'ALL SEE THE $100. >> T, let's just go in the ammo so they can look at your hand. Okay. >> Oh, God. Jesus. >> I want you to take some deep breaths. >> Please my [ __ ] bro, FOR NO REASON. AND I BEEN CALLED Y'ALL FOR HELPING >> AND Y'ALL DIDN'T EVEN listen for you to want for us to prosecute her and to press charges against her. I need information from you, but you yelling and screaming at me isn't going to allow me to. I understand that, but you have to control yourself right now. >> Trying to yell at you. >> Right now, how you are perfect. Remain like this. >> I know you are, but I'm trying to help you. I'm trying to help you. She's saying she texts her, which she did text her, say, "Come get your phone. I'm at the shop." She said she gets here. She said they had figured out instead of apparently cuz I had a civil case with these guys about a phone a while ago. And I said, "That's something that nothing that we're going to deal with. You can take her for court because she's saying she was paying." >> Tiara repeatedly told her version, "Desperate for the officer's sympathy, but her rage drowned out calmness. This mirrored a stressed mind that needed validation more than logic." Police then turned to an independent witness, another customer in the salon. >> Excuse me. >> Did you talk to the client? >> Yeah, I just >> What' she say? >> She's saying that um came in as for the phone. key the stylist was like okay give them $100 and they give you a phone went to their car or whatever got some money came back then they were arguing oh who's going to give who what first and then at some point she was going to give the money she was like you know what I'm not going to do business with you here in that te so she you can leave so escort her out and then my client just said that she just hears rumbling she didn't hear how it started she didn't see how it started but she just hears rumbling she comes out she sees tea on the ground the girls over and they're pulling each other's hairs swinging and um she tried to separate got them to separate and the other girl was like, "I'm going to go call my brother and sister. I'm going to call my brother and sister." Yeah, that's where left off. And then she was saying that she was yelling out and screaming that she didn't she didn't include >> she's saying that you have it. So, one more one more question. Tiarra, when you when you came back, >> you see this? Do you see when you me up? >> When you came back, I just want to clarify a couple things. Okay. When you came back with the money and you were doing the >> I was giving her 100. I said we're going to do it at the same time. >> She said, "YOU GET OUT. I'M GOING TO CALL THE POLICE BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT going to do this to me." I said, "You just told me to come give you the $100." >> How did she get the black and blue eye? >> Who? Tanisha, >> I don't know. This just ME UP AND BIT my head, attacked me. AND SHE HAD THE HOT WATER AND SHE HAD THE KNIFE. AND I'M And then the lady, >> where did this knife come in? You didn't see. >> I mean, she had the um scissors. She had grabbed her scissors. She's trying to [ __ ] kill me in the shop and I'm trying to tell her. Ask the lady with the orange hair. The orange hair lady talking to her. They will tell you. The lady I went to go get her the money. I give her everything. This attack me first. >> At any point did you hit her in the in the face with phone? >> She No, I had both of my phones in my hand calling the police. I was on the phone with the >> The witness confirmed a brawl happened but couldn't name who started it, leaving both women as potential offenders. Tiara refused to cooperate further, demanding her phone back instead of accepting medical attention, which painted her in a stubborn light. >> My phone is in there, Miss My phone is in there. My real phone is in there. Okay, Miss Charles, I get all the I give her the money and everything. Something told me to call the police before I even come up here to show y'all the messages. But I think she would get down on me like that and actually me up and bite me. Are you serious? I'm pressing on. >> Is it okay if I take photos of those messages? Yes. I was sent no to you. Yes, ma'am. I would never lie about this. Look at my hair. >> Yeah, I know. Look at her hair. >> I'm going to go grab my phone to take pictures. Is that Let's go sit in the ambulance. >> Can I see if my other phone is in it? Cuz I don't have it. She has it. >> This is about the only thing I have. Then she my glasses up, broke my glass. This is her. I don't know how this get I had this. This is her. Here goes some of my money that I was giving her. Like I don't know if it shows my phone is not in here. She has it. >> Mr. Show, my phone is in there. I like I said, I don't know if it was where she I know where she attacked me at. Her phone was there cuz I called I called the police when she me. >> Okay. >> Yes, I did. I called the She's 40 years old. >> Sierra, why don't we go in the ambulance and sit cuz it's hot out here. I don't want you to get even more worked up. Okay. >> And then that way that you can get transported to the hospital. Okay. >> What about my car? I don't want it in her lot. My auntie stayed down the street or what? I don't >> If we can try and figure out maybe someone coming to pick it up for you, that'd be good, too. Okay. Do you need your purse? >> I don't have no phone. >> We found it. >> Thank you guys so much. >> You're welcome. It was under a couch. >> Yeah. See, that's what she [ __ ] AND LOOK, I CALLED the police. Richie, I'm >> not seeing a gold phone, but we found one phone underneath the >> Yeah, it might be around here. >> Go outside. >> Why? >> Because she's still out there, and I don't want you guys to throw down again. >> The police is there. >> No, we're not. >> Literally, nobody's out there. There's no police outside. So, I need you to step back in. >> I need someone. >> I need you to step back in for a moment. >> I need my phone. >> I need you to step back in for a moment. >> I need my phone. I need to call my other car in please so I can just wait a second. Let me let me make sure it's okay outside. That's what I'm asking. I don't want another fight. Okay. Thank you. >> I'm not the aggressor, so I'm not I promise you that. I know to control myself. Promise you that. >> Oh, Jesus. >> Even as officers worked to separate them, Tenacia tried confronting Tiara again. She defended her actions as protecting her business, saying she needed the phone for clients. Still, officers made their decision. >> Continue to fight with her. Like, come on. >> I'm confident. How am I going to get my phone? Can you tell me how I'm going get my phone >> right now? That's not her biggest concern. Our concern is figuring out what's going on with you two. Yes. >> That's not your biggest concern. My phone that I'm supposed to >> I'm not saying it's not a concern. >> She come to my business place. What are you talking about? >> You told her to come here. >> Are you going to say I told her to come here? >> Go ahead and turn around, Tanisha. Put your hands behind. >> Hold on. Are you going to say I tell her to come here? How comes I told her to come here? >> Well, there's going to be placed under arrest. >> Yes, I told her to come here. >> You both are going to be arrested today. >> Come on. But both of us. >> Yep. You both are getting arrested today for battery and disorderly. >> All right. Let go. Can you tell my client? Can I close my door? >> We'll take care of that for you. Okay. >> I can't leave my business open. >> We'll we'll close it for you. >> We'll ensure that we'll ensure that your business gets closed. >> And can I get my keys, please? >> Yep. Where is your keys at? Where are your keys? It's in there to close my door. Wait, where you want to search? Here. >> Well, you don't need to be inappropriate. >> I must dear you want to search. >> You don't have anything on you? >> Yes, I have my gun on me. >> I don't know why you're being difficult. >> I'm not being difficult. >> You are. >> You're being immature. All right. What squad car are we? >> All right. So, hold on just a minute before I walk away. I'm resisting you. Can I get my keys? >> We're going to get all that for you. We're going to handcuff you here just so we don't have to walk out there. I'll have you turn around and put your back of your hands touching for me. >> I'm not sure. Did I get my baby car out the thing? >> You got your license. Unless you do that. >> Make sure that I did. I'm sorry cuz I forget [ __ ] I will >> I think you grabbed your license out, but I don't know if you grab your debit card out. >> Yeah, you this is the only thing you took out. >> Unfortunately, I do have to search you again just before >> nothing going on. >> Stand right here. >> Are you doing something? >> I am. I'm getting trained. >> I can tell. But that's good though. You >> I appreciate you making it easy. If you want to take out your ankle, you can take it out on me. Okay. >> I appreciate >> I'm just irritated. I need a blunt. I'm just I can't >> not expecting you. >> I'm opening those. Get it. >> We'll put there on screen. Okay. >> Okay. Thanks. >> I'm going help you get >> This is uncomfortable. Come on now. >> It's a super short drive. >> I'm going to buckle you up. >> In the end, both women were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and assault. Depending on Wisconsin law, prior history, and the court's decision, consequences could include jail time, fines, probation, or a mix of all three. On May 15th, 2024, cops spotted a car parked on the side of the road wreaking of marijuana. With clear probable cause, they approached to check things out. But within minutes, what looked like a [music] routine stop unraveled into a storm of chaos. >> You got any weed on you? >> No. >> Okay. You got your ID on you? >> It's in the room. Yeah. Just give us a second. All right. How old are you? >> Underage. >> How old is that? >> What's your first name? >> So, here's the deal. >> I don't want to say my mom get down here. >> I can't tell you. >> She doesn't want to say till her mom gets down here. >> How old are you? >> Your mom's here. So, how old are you? She's not doing. >> Okay. Do you want to go to jail for resisting or do you want to give me >> I'm not resisting. >> It's it's an it's obstruction. >> I'm not trying. >> You're trying. >> Ma'am, do you have your ID on you? >> Thank you. So, we need your identifying information. >> So, I'm sorry. So, what happened though? So, you saw them smoking? >> So, we didn't see them smoking. They were sitting in the car and they get out the car. >> She opened the door. >> The door was already open. >> I'm not going to talk with you talking over me. Okay. >> That's what happened. >> Here's the deal. You can either go to jail for obstruction or you give me your name. >> Then we >> Alex. >> Alex. You have an ID on you? >> No. >> And how old are you? >> 18. >> Okay. >> You don't have one? What's your last name? >> What's your date of birth? >> 015. >> 05. Okay. That's all right, dude. So listen, the car smells like weed. We just got to do a quick search, make sure there's no marijuana. There's a little weed that's still we we'll talk about it. It's just The woman clammed up, denying, stalling, refusing to hand over her ID. Her excuse claiming her paperwork was back at the hotel. A weak delay tactic. Once cops got her name and age, they announced they'd be searching the car for weed. going to stop out with y'all anyways because you're sitting in the car and it smells like weed, but you just happen to be getting out of the car when we got out. So >> So is it a problem? >> It's a problem when it smells like marijuana. >> But you didn't know that it was smell like marijuana. >> We We smelled it as we drove by. >> I'm sorry. >> You guys were riding by. >> Our windows were open. Your windows open. It's going to smell. But my window didn't open until we're not going to play we're not going to play street side lawyer. >> Okay, I hear you. >> Keep your hands in your pockets. >> There's no firearms in there or anything. >> If you want to put your hands in your pockets, can you just flip them out for me so I can make sure you don't have a knife or anything in there? Okay. All right. You're good. Are you in school over here? Where you go to school at? Okay. All right. 65 center park 21 northwest. >> Yeah, I think so. >> Yeah. Why don't you just say your middle name was Samantha? >> Yeah, that's that's >> Sam. Today we got to do our job, too. Guys, >> we're waiting for another unit. >> We're waiting for one more person. >> Okay. And there's three of you. >> Mom, relax. >> I'm just asking. >> Did you Did you run her? >> I did. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Even lying about her middle name, something so small showed how panicked she was. Instead of hiding her tracks, she only drew more suspicion. The officers heard others in the car but stuck to procedure. Smell of marijuana equals probable cause. >> Cuz honesty is the best policy. Okay. >> So, I'm giving you an opportunity. I give everyone the opportunity. Okay. If there's nothing we're going to find, we're going to get y'all out of here. Let you go to bed for the night. Okay. All right. >> Is Is there anything you didn't answer? Okay. >> Okay. So, there's something >> there's something. Yeah. >> What's in the car? >> Is there about the Morgan? >> No. >> You live here? Okay. >> Just stop talking, baby, because they going to do what they going to do. Don't say nothing else. They going to do what they want to do at this point. I couldn't get my answer. Don't answer nothing else. They obviously to pull somebody in extra people for no reason to do nothing. >> Um, you want to pull her out? >> All right. So, I already explained it to you, right? The car smells like weed. We just got to do a quick search and then we'll get y'all on your way. Okay. >> Hey, Samson. She already said there's something in the car. I said this. >> Not you. >> Ma'am, >> it might be this. >> It might be this. >> No, leave it. Leave it. Don't touch it. Don't reach for anything. >> Is there anything on you? >> Might be in there. >> Okay. All right. Let's go stand with your uh friend here. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> No, you're okay. You're okay. So, what you can't just be here to see what's happening? >> No, ma'am. She's 18 years old. >> Okay. Stop going inside. Sure. As long as you stay stay away. Okay. I appreciate it. You're good to film. Do whatever you got to do. >> Go ahead and just detain. >> When the cuffs came out, her fear exploded. Screaming, thrashing, fighting. This wasn't calculated resistance. It was raw panic. The collapse of someone cornered with nowhere left to run. Push down. She back. Stand back. STAND BACK. STAND BACK. [screaming] >> STAND BACK. I live out here with my kids. >> Give us the station. >> Calm down. Calm down. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> They're taking her to [ __ ] jail. They're taking her to jail. >> Don't run. It's okay. I'm coming for you. Don't worry. Calm down. I'm coming for you. >> Why would you do that? >> What in the world? >> So I can call your mom. >> Okay. >> 26. All right. >> What? What are you thinking? >> She was trying to grab And I hear you. >> She was just trying to grab her. She was like at both of y'all. >> That was silly. >> Taking both of them. >> Right now she was going right now. She's going for battery on Leo. >> Battery. >> Routine response. You need to code for mom. Can I please? >> You cannot do that. You cannot call her mom. Please. >> You cannot. I don't know her her information and I need to call her mom. >> Okay. >> How old is she? >> How old are you? >> 19. >> 19. >> Okay. >> You said no. I can't get >> Absolutely not. No, she can call. >> I don't know the number. >> That's fine. >> Can I bring it with me? >> You make adult decision. >> Is your car unlocked? >> My car. Can I bring it with me? >> Come on. >> You grab it. Please. >> Is going to go in the back of the car cuz of what happened right now. Okay. >> Can I please just call my mom? Once restrained, both women were hit with the reason for arrest, resisting officers. Then came the shocker. Scales and dozens of baggies in the car. And when an officer brushed her wig, the secret she thought she could hide came spilling out. >> Golly, >> honestly, I don't even think it's a >> No. >> Well, with the battery on Leo with Samson getting grabbed. on the way. >> Yeah. >> Hey, we got a scale >> now that things are calmed out. We're 104 here. >> 104. >> She had her ID on her the whole time. >> Hey. >> Hey, Bodie. >> I'm going to just stay with her so she doesn't do anything. >> Okay. I'm just staying with her so she doesn't, >> you know, >> I mean, I already I haven't had anybody in the back of my car. I've already told her I check it before and after. Anything's discarded back there, it's going to be hers. >> I don't want her eat it. >> She was forthcoming with me saying that. >> Yeah. I just don't want her to eat it or something. >> Was it just a little bit of >> we like the hat part or are you good with that? >> All right. It's not going to like >> No. So, it's not in here. >> No. >> Okay. >> It's a blender. >> What is it? >> Okay. >> Can you put it back, please? >> Is this it? >> Yes. >> Well, now I got to check the whole thing. >> Uh, no. >> Yes. >> No, you cannot pull off my lace front. No, you cannot. >> That's all that's in there. Look, I can shake it out. >> No, it's the whole thing's coming off now. >> Look. >> Is this it? >> Well, she won't let me take the rest off. >> Look. Look. So listen, unfortunat unfortunately >> you kind of don't have a jail anyway. >> Okay. >> All right. Is there anything else under there? >> It's You're going to pull my edges. That's what I'm saying. It's going to hurt. There's nothing else. >> All right. They'll find that at the jail. If anything, I'm It's It looks like it's stitched into her head. In the end, she was booked on charges of resisting arrest and possession [music] of drug paraphernalia. Given the sheer amount of marijuana, this could be treated as a felony. Punishment in Florida, prison time, probation, or heavy fines, depending on how the court swings. On April 29th, 2025, pups spotted a woman driving recklessly on a public road. Even though she'd already pulled into her driveway, the stop was [singing and music] still legal. But the moment officers approached, the situation spun in a direction nobody expected. >> 45. We're at a house at Archer and >> roll down all your windows. >> What? >> You were driving all crazy all the way down W. >> No, I was not driving crazy. You came with my sickles, didn't you? >> Yeah. And you cut off the big old truck. You're going like cut off in front of him. >> License, registration, please for careless driving. >> THAT'S NOT NO, YOU I'M PARKED. YOU CANNOT PULL ME OVER. License and registration prevention. >> No, you cannot. >> You can't pull me OVER IN MY YARD, SIR. >> License and registration. I'm going to pull you out the car, >> sir. No, you're not going to pull me. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. No, you're not at all. >> Give me your license registration. >> I'm parked on my property, sir. >> It is a legal traffic stop. Give me your license registration >> for careless driving. >> You touch YOUR LICENSE WHEN I'M ALREADY IN MY YARD. FOR SOMETHING I observed on W. Now give me your LICENSE AND REGISTRATION ON W. >> I COULDN'T CATCH UP CUZ YOU WERE GOING 60. >> I WAS NOT GOING 60. >> LICENSE OR REGISTRATION? >> Should have TED ON YOUR LIFE. >> EXACTLY. >> GIVE ME YOUR LICENSE REGISTRATION. You going to get out and you going to go to jail. >> NO, I'M NOT. YOU GOT TO PULL ME UP OUT OF HERE. >> ALL RIGHT. >> YOU GIVE YOU MY LICENSE. >> I WOULD HAVE GREATLY appreciate it cuz you can talk yourself into going to jail right now. >> What? What's your problem? I'M BACK THERE. YOU SHOULD back there. >> I COULDN'T CATCH UP. >> THAT'S NOT THE LAW. >> ALL RIGHT. WELL, I appreciate your passion for the law, but you are ill enough. >> Right away, the driver showed pure defiance. She thought being on her own territory meant immunity. In reality, it only showed how little she understood the law and how badly she overestimated her personal rights. >> REGISTRATION. I JUST MY CAR. YOU CAN PULL IT UP. RUN THE TAG. >> License and registration. >> Pull the tag. >> Okay. License then. I just sat here and told you that. But I got to keep repeating myself up. There you go. >> Yeah, she was getting it. She was going, she smashed off south on I think it was T Street and then she turns right, comes out to W. I catch up and she was fixing to turn right. She had ran that stop sign already and then uh after she ran that sign sign, she decided she wasn't going to turn right anymore. She whipped it left, cut a car off, and then she smashed it again. She's going like 65. I'm just keeping her in sight. And then she cuts off this giant truck and whips down Pleasant. >> What's the deal? She got a bad license or something? >> I don't know. I'm running it. I I don't know what the deal is. >> I'm on seven three 26. You copied the Florida 28 27 Echo Lima >> 27 >> 26. Thank you. >> Expired or special? It's just a normal tag. >> She refused to unlock the car, insisting police had no authority to search it. That kind of standoff is obstruction, plain and simple. And it only pushed things closer to a forced takedown. A classic case of someone backed into a corner, clinging to halfbaked legal arguments. >> HEY, STOP PULLING ON MY DOOR, SIR. >> OPEN THE DOOR. STEP OUT. >> NO, I'M NOT GETTING OUT MY CAR. YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO SEARCH MY CAR. I'M NOT GIVING YOU THE RIGHT. NONE OF THAT. NO, >> you have to step out. >> No, I'm not. I'm not stepping out. Not at all. No, I'm not. >> No, >> you don't. You will be going to jail. >> No. No. >> Step out of the car. You're going to go TO JAIL. >> REASON WHY I GOT TO GET OUT. >> 3:45. I'm on 7. Step out of the car. Unlock the car. >> No. >> I don't know what happened. I ran it as a 2024 tag and it came up. It looks like >> Come out the car. You need to come out the car. I'm only going to say it one more time. Get out the car. >> If you don't come, I'm busting this window. YOU COME OUT. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BUST OUT MY WINDOW. NO. >> YES, I WILL. >> NO. NO, you're not. For what? >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Get out of the car. >> WHAT IS THE PROBABLE CAUSE? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHAT IS YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE? >> WHAT IS YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE FOR BUSTING OUT MY WINDOW? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> What is your probable cause? >> Come out of the car. Come out. Get out OF >> NO, CUZ Y'ALL Y'ALL IS NOT YOU WAS YOU WAS INVADING MY RIGHTS. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. NO, YOU CANNOT. YOU CANNOT CHILL OUT. >> What the [ __ ] Grab that. >> WHY ARE Y'ALL ARRESTING ME? WHY Y'ALL DOING THIS? >> Once cuffed, her attitude cracked wide open. The tough talk melted into panic, screaming and blaming the cops. Backup arrived and with it the discovery. A small bag of meth hidden in her car. >> Y. >> Can I GET MY NO. >> GET ME. GET ME. AND WHAT I GOT? >> YES, YOU DID. >> NO, I DID NOT. >> SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> I didn't even resist that. Yes, you did. That's crazy. >> And that's [ __ ] up. >> How you GOING TO TURN THE LIGHTS ON? HOW YOU GOING TO TURN? >> YO, IF Y'ALL TURN THE LIGHTS ON A [ __ ] WHEN A [ __ ] WAS ALREADY IN THE YARD. TURN THE LIGHTS ON RIGHT NOW, >> MAN. IT'S ABUSING Y'ALL POWER, BRO. >> LIKE, oh jeez. >> AND YOU SITTING HERE SLAVING ME AND STUFF. >> CAN I GET MY OTHER SHOES? OH my go. >> You already grabbed the weed >> saw got out the cup. Out of the car and >> she kept trying to step on the sho. >> Yeah. >> All right. You got anything else on your person? >> Can I get my shoe, please? >> I'm asking if you have anything else on your person. >> No, I don't have nothing on my person. >> All right. cuz it gets into jail. It's another felony charge. >> Can you tell my uh who you giving my keys to? >> Your brother, like you asked. >> Can you tell him to go pick up my girlfriend for her job, Sunshine? Learn to send. >> CAN YOU GET MY PHONE OUT THE DOOR? >> Cut her loose. I want to call your story. >> Please, please, PLEASE HELP. HEY. HEY. CAN YOU TELL THAT DUDE RIGHT THERE IN THAT CAR OVER THERE TO CALL MY GIRLFRIEND RIGHT THERE TALKING TO YOUR BUDDY? >> By then, it was too late. This wasn't just a traffic stop anymore. Her sudden switch from arrogant to desperate couldn't undo the damage. Officers reminded her she had a chance to cooperate, but she threw it away. >> What have you done that makes you think that I deserve to give you any favors? >> Sir, listen. I was just trying to understand. >> No, you weren't. You trying to obstruct because you didn't want to go for that weed. >> NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. OH, NO. I GO FOR THE WEED. IT'S NOT EVEN YOU ARE GOING FOR THE weed and the obstruction. >> I ain't was not trying to obstruct you. I broke you. I have been in trouble before and I have vowed to myself not to get back in trouble, bro. >> Well, you broke that vow. >> AND I KNOW I BROKE THAT VOW FOR MYSELF. I just Oh my god. >> Please, man. I'm begging you. Please let me go, man. I was just trying to understand. >> I gave you a million chances to do this cordially and at every at every opportunity you decided to go a different way. So, this is the way it's going now. >> I'm trying to understand. I don't know my law like you. >> I know you don't. That's what I tried to explain to you. >> We pull into the yard and stop right there. Probably come here. Let's do it. Let's do it. PLEASE GO GET MY GIRL. GO GET MY GO GET DOMINIQUE. >> Go get >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Hey man, you can have the car and everything in it. >> LEARN. GO GET DOMINIQUE. Before you pull off, can you tell my brother to uh go get my girlfriend trying to learn? >> We already told her RIGHT NOW. >> SEE, >> FOLLOW HER. FOLLOW HIM. >> QUIT SCREAMING, PLEASE. >> Sorry about that. >> TELL HIM TO HURRY UP AND GO GET HIM. >> Quit yelling, please. >> Can you please? >> No. >> Like, that's crazy, man. 345 1915 >> uh to TAC. Copy beginning. >> I ain't attack nobody. >> I said TAC. It's short for the tactical office. >> That's where we're going to go write your report. >> That's crazy, man. >> I ain't say you attack nobody. You just obstructed. >> Yeah, you did obstruct. >> Y'all five, six men going to help them attack six men. My little short >> obstruction without obstruction without violence is a charge. All right, you you can stop talking now >> because you don't know your law. We already established that. You don't know what in the hell you're talking about. >> In the end, she was charged with felony drug possession and resisting an officer without violence. The drug charge was later dropped, but resisting was stuck, earning her 36 months probation, a 6-month license suspension, and 50 hours of community service. On September 6th, 2024, police were dispatched to investigate a hit and run. A witness had given [music] details about the car and its driver. But when officers followed the trail, what they uncovered was far [music] more revealing than a simple accident. >> Never like dealt with anything. >> You're good. You're good. Let's see. Give me just a second. >> What to do? >> You're good. Where are you coming from? >> I think this is from my like actual insurance. I was just dropping off a friend at her house. Okay, there's that for you. >> Okay, thank you. >> What's a good telephone number for you? Perfect. You were dropping off a friend where at? >> Um, it was somewhere I don't know like the exact road, but it was on Garfield. It was like one of the pulloff roads. >> Okay. Off of Garfield here. >> It was off of I genuinely don't think I was like looking at the light. >> Which way were you coming from? >> I was coming straight >> coming from up here. >> Yes. And then you were turning or going straight through? >> I was just going straight. >> Just going straight through. Okay. Gotcha. Where were you and your friend at tonight? >> We were at the movies. We went to the movies. >> Okay. >> Gotcha. Anything to drink at all? >> No. >> Nothing. Not even a single drink? >> No. >> Okay. Just hop over and talk to him. He's the other car that got hit. He was able to pull out of the way. He said he didn't have any injuries. I just didn't have a chance to actually check on him and get a story. >> What's that? I'm assuming. So, I'm not really sure. She doesn't even know what happened. She was headed this way. She says, "I I don't think I was looking paying attention to the light." >> So, I think she probably blew the light. I'm more or less figuring out if you can get home if it's safe. >> I can for sure get home. >> Okay. >> Like after all of that happened, what do we even do with all of this? >> So, what'll happen is you'll get a crash report number. >> Okay. and you will call your insurance company and give them that number and then they'll send an adjuster out to to look at it and see about getting it fixed. >> Um, all right. Well, I'm just going to go >> put it in drive once and see if it'll even roll roll forward. Yeah. >> Okay, you're good. >> Her story unraveled fast. One moment she admitted to drinking, the next she flat out denied it. The shifting excuses exposed her dishonesty and impaired judgment. She thought changing her tail might buy her freedom, but officers stayed sharp, moving straight to standardized procedures. >> Real quick, just look straight at me once. I just want you to follow my finger with your eyes. Okay, >> you're good. Keep following my finger. How much have you actually had to drink tonight? >> Like two beers. >> Okay, sounds like a plan. Real quick, hop out of the car for for me. We're going to run you through some tests. Okay. All right. >> Yeah. Just saying. Go ahead. >> So, like if you just want to take me to jail, then just do that. I'd rather too loudly. >> Thank you for I appreciate it. Oh, you're good. Stand right there. >> Sure. >> As long as you haven't had too much to drink, you'll be going home. That's no issue. Okay. >> So, we went to Kanas. That's where I started with my boyfriend. We had like two drinks and then we went to Double Wide and we had two beers. >> Okay. About what time did you start drinking? >> Um I would say around 11:00. >> Around 11 or so. Yeah, >> sounds good. What time did you stop drinking, do you think? >> Like 2:00, maybe. >> Okay, sounds like a plan. What time do you think it is right now? >> Uh, like three. >> Okay, stand right here in front of the vehicle. So, I'll have you stand with your feet together just like that and your hands right at your side. Okay. Do you have any head like head injuries, anything like that? You never had brain surgery? No. >> Are you diabetic at all? >> No. >> Okay. Any problem with your eyes? >> No. >> Okay. Any contacts in? >> No. >> Glasses? >> No. >> All right. Perfect. any issues with your legs whatsoever that keep you from walking normally or driving? No. Okay. So, we're going to do pretty much the same thing that we were just talking about in the car there. We're going to have you do is you're going to stay in that position. You're going to keep your head perfectly still and I'm going to move my finger back and forth and you're going to follow your my finger with just your eyes. You're not going to move your head at all. Okay. All right. Go and stand with your >> Her performance on sobriety tests spoke volumes. She insisted she wasn't refusing, but stumbling and failing to follow directions was evidence enough. Each misstep gave police stronger grounds to arrest. >> I feel like that's just I don't think I can complete that, honestly. >> Okay. Are you refusing to complete it or just >> I'm not refusing. I just don't think like >> All you got to do is follow my finger. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. We're going to try it a couple more times here. >> All right. Now, we're going to do the same thing, but we're going to go up. Okay. >> Okay. I'm looking down on my finger. All right. Make sure your Make sure you're keeping your head. What I'm going to have you do, can you imagine that there's a straight line right here? >> All right. So, what I'll have you do is go ahead and put your right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe. Go ahead and you can do that now. All right. And keep your hands at your side. You're going to stay just like that until I tell you to start. Okay? Okay. Okay. So, once I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward. Once you get to nine, you're going to take a series of small steps around on your front foot and take nine heel to toe steps back. Okay. While you're doing that, I just need you to count out loud. Okay. >> Okay. Just take me home. >> You're Are you Are you refusing to complete the test? >> No. >> Okay. It's It's in your benefit that you complete the test. I just want to make >> and then you'll take nine back. Yeah. >> The walk and turn test sealed it. Struggling to balance, botching the instructions, her impairment was undeniable. The arrest became inevitable. >> What I'm going to have you do is stand with your feet together, your arms at your side. Do you have a coat in your car? You don't? Okay. So, you'll stand just like that. When I tell you to begin, and not until I tell you to begin, you're going to lift one foot off the ground about 6 in. Whichever foot you would like. I'm gonna have you look at your toe and count 1 1 2 100 3 100 until you get to 30. Okay. Okay. >> Whichever leg you would like. >> You can begin whenever you're ready. >> Until what? >> Until you get to 30. >> 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 1 6 1,000 >> You're good. You can lift your leg back up and continue if you'd like. 7 100,000 8 100 9 100 4 100 >> Okay. Do you want to keep trying? >> 1,000 No. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand right here with my partner. Okay. >> Then just hang out with me for a minute. >> Can I tell my boyfriend before? >> You just let him know like what's going on. >> Um I'll ask my partner. He probably will let you. Uh I don't see why not. Let's finish up though with what he's got going on and then and then we'll do do that. Okay. >> Okay. Zoe. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to request that you take a PBT. Do you understand what that is? >> Okay. So, under request from a peace officer, you are required to take this test. Failure to take this test will result in a civil infraction and a fine. Okay. Okay. So, what you're going to do is you're going to take a long deep breath and blow into the end of that straw until I tell you to stop. Okay. All right, you're good right there. If you want, go ahead and grab the end of that straw. There you go. As reality set in, defiance melted into reluctant acceptance. She finally nodded through a PBT, but still tried to bargain, asking to call her boyfriend and mom, even as the cuffs clicked on. >> First, what I'm going to have you do is turn around and face away from me. You are going to be under arrest for OWI. Okay. You can just toss that up on the hood of your car. Okay. >> I do not yet. I do need one. >> Okay. Your car is going to be towed. I'll let you know which tow lot it's going to go to once they get here. Okay. >> Just call my boyfriend. >> We'll be able to call him. Don't worry. I promise. >> I'm so sorry. >> You're good. You're good. I'm just glad nobody was hurt. That's the most important thing. Are these too tight? Okay. So, what we're going to do now is we're going to walk over by my partner group. We're going to walk back to my car. Okay. >> All right. We're going to go back to the P. My mom. >> You're good. Go ahead and take a seat right in there. I'll grab your phone. Where's your phone at? >> It's in the driver's seat. >> In the driver's seat. Okay. Do you want your wallet to go with you or anything? >> Do I have to pay? Okay. I've also gotten an OWI. Well, it was like it was also a drunk driving charge and they took like all the money out of my bag >> and put [snorts] it into the jail. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And they put it on a card. >> Wait, can you please not do that? I have to pay. >> That's That's completely up to the jail. I don't control that at all. Otherwise, I mean, I can take whatever you >> It's just my >> We can leave it in the car and then you'll be It'll be there when you get the car back out tomorrow or the next day. Okay. Okay. Go ahead and sit tight with me for a second. I'm going to grab your phone. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to read you some paperwork here. Okay. These are what's called your chemical test rights. Okay. I am [snorts] a peace officer and you are under arrest for the offense of operating a vehicle while intoxicated due to the consumption of alcoholic liquor, operating a vehicle while visibly impaired due to the consumption of alcoholic liquor, and operating with any presence of schedule one drugs or cocaine. We're just focused on that alcohol. Okay. So, your chemical test rights are, I am requesting that you take a chemical test to check for alcohol and or controlled substances or other intoxicating substances in your blood. If [snorts] you were asked to take or took a preliminary breath test before your arrest, the PBT that you took that you blew into, okay, you still must take the test that I'm offering you. >> In the end, she was booked on charges of DUI, hit and run, and reckless driving. Penalties could mean license suspension, fines, jail time, and restitution. On top of that, refusing a breath test could bring even harsher consequences. On February 8th, 2022, police were chasing down a stolen car. The pursuit ended when the vehicle slammed into a tree. The driver was identified as Rosalie. But when officers moved in, the story didn't stop there. >> What is >> half of it? You might want to >> Huh? What am I getting arrested for? >> Why'd you take off? >> Cuz I was in a driveway, dude. >> Oh, so you want to go back here in somebody's property? >> Look, you freaked me out. And that's not a lie. That's the truth. >> You ain't got a license either. >> What? >> You ain't got a val. >> They're going to help you out. >> Okay, somebody help me out. See, >> they'll help you out. >> One, two, three. >> Okay. What I do in the woods? >> I'm not in the woods. cuz I'm in somebody's driveway first off. But what did I do? >> I don't have a valid driver's license. >> Hey, will you take a seat right? He's in my front seat. >> Becca, >> you scared the [ __ ] out of me. >> Well, you took off as soon as I lit you up. >> Huh? >> She took off as soon as I lit you up. >> I was looking down at my >> No, you are looking down. You sped up as soon as I literally before you lit up. I was looking down looking at my GPS where I was going. And yes, I did speed up right. Man, >> you tried to get out and I was on her and then she tried to go back in the car and I had to >> I was trying to get out. >> Well, yeah, you were trying to run. >> You didn't think I was going to be on that [ __ ] thing. What did I do? Because I do not have a valid driver. >> Other than that, sir, cuz this is a lot for not having license. This is really stupid. That almost hit that pole. >> That one right there. Man, this this is somebody's garden. Came through like 20 miles hour. >> I just don't even know what the [ __ ] is going on. Like for real. >> That vehicle is going on. >> You do not have a valid driver's license. You >> turn Look what you just turned this into. >> Look, I can back this. >> Her behavior was all over the place. Panic, resistance, trying to run back to the car, blaming anyone but herself. What started as a traffic violation got darker fast, especially when cops realized the plates were stolen. >> We're not even talking Well, right now we're at the We're at the stolen tag. >> We're at the stolen tag. >> Do you understand? >> Yeah. CJ let me borrow a car. I was told it was completely and 100% legal. Matter of fact, the guy that had that game under, he told me that CJ had forgotten to give him money for the uh insurance. And I told CJ, "Did you insurance?" >> I just did. >> He did. They haven't came back with it yet. It's not stone. >> This tag is stone. I told you >> I just did told everybody I don't [ __ ] with >> Okay. And that's something we're going to decide later. Um, but again, I work off honesty. I work differently than other people. >> No, I I'm telling you honestly. I can give you the phone numbers. I can give you every little I can give you everything. Y'all didn't want to believe me cuz y'all think they're liars and that's a fact. Okay. >> Yeah, they are. >> No, I promise you they're not. >> All the people. >> Sha >> jail. >> When is she in jail? >> She just got arrested by patrol like a couple hours ago. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. >> All right. Sha, I know that she going to lie to him on a regular basis and I'll let you basis. Yeah, I'll shut it down. Dad gum. Is that the owner of the property? >> Yeah. >> Is Sarge here yet? >> No. Sorry. No, he ain't. He's asleep. >> Well, I just don't I mean I don't know. It ain't >> He called She texted me just tonight. Oh, help me. I never I never sold this over to that girl. And she called me asking me tonight and I told her I couldn't help her. >> Okay. I'm not doing it. I just wanted to move away for everything. >> Okay. >> It's not okay. It's not the reality. >> Well, I'm just telling you that this right here, >> I will pay for it. >> Well, I'm just saying that this right here says differently to me with a stolen tag. >> She doubled down on lies, spinning wild, irrelevant stories. At one point, she even dragged in her criminal connections as proof of her honesty. It was nothing more than a ploy to manipulate the investigation and throw cops off balance. >> I was over at my friend Daniel. >> Daniel who? Country stuff. >> Hey, I'm going to go move my car out of those people's >> I'll be right back. You already had dispatch hit send a hit on the >> send on the tag. Yeah. >> And they ain't got nothing back on the vin yet? >> Nothing back on the I asked her and she just I said she got anything back on her. >> You got a good phone number for Mr. D? >> Mr. Deal or whatever he said day. >> Yeah. Yeah. I do, but if you're not my phone, which is in the car, it should be right up on the phone. >> Where? >> On the dashboard. >> Is it okay if I grab it? >> You do that? Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't care. You can put it in. >> Yeah. I need you to hold it down so I can I'm not >> Just tell me what it is. >> I'm not doing that. I'm just telling my phone. >> Oh, well, I ain't doing that. >> All right. Well, I can wait. Well, let me just do it. >> Okay, then do it. Put your fingerprint on it so we can just get the fingers on it. Not enough. We'll just We'll cup you in the front. I mean, we'll just >> We'll just tow it. >> All right. >> It's 1620. >> You want to give that? >> Well, the problem is is that I mean, you got a stood. I was trying to tell you he used to be my truck. He's not Where does he live at anymore? He jumps from place to place, but right now I could hear >> Well, I imagine he's probably in Pensacola. >> I know exactly. >> He's an older man, right? That's the guy that it's registered to register for registered for registered. >> Officers tried reaching CJ, leaving voicemails to show they weren't just taking her word for it. But as leads dried up, Rosa Lee played her old tricks. Distraction mixed with pleas for sympathy. >> If he's not your plug anymore, then >> why am I staying there? >> No, I was just going to say if he ain't your plug anymore, then I won't do anything. I got >> I know. >> Most of them most of them. >> Well, >> cuz I brought them so much money back then. They just >> So, you've been at your friend Danielle's all night. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. I did a search on it before. >> On him? >> Not on him. On a girl that lived there that was selling spice. Um, >> no. He's not selling anything. He's the old man. The old man was buying stuff on it properly. >> Okay. >> Is that a wig? >> Yes. >> I heard you've been wearing a wig. >> I have to. You want to hear about my hair? >> Mhm. >> When I was in the hospital with CO, I literally stopped mine twice in the first 6 days when I lost my hair. >> Oh, yeah. I've heard that. That's that's a um complication with CO. I did hear that. >> Yeah. You got to understand whenever something comes with this >> I know for a fact that you let go of somebody thinking he was his brother Kyle and he wasn't Kyle >> Kyle Collins then it wasn't Kyle Collins it was somebody else completely and he told you he'd get you Rosie you [ __ ] sit there and ask people did you get your drugs from Rosie some of these people don't even know me >> I don't ever ask specific >> specifically they said >> I don't have to ask your name cuz you're the biggest you like the attention you don't you love it >> you want to bet >> you eat it up man >> no I person has happened to him over there. Daniel Collins is >> Jason Collins is was his real name. It was K. >> Where did I pull him over at? >> You didn't. He got He says that he told uh the guy that arrested him and his um girlfriend who uh that he wanted to talk to somebody who could actually do something. You showed up and he told you that he could get you. >> That wasn't me. I'll tell you that. >> I swear that's what he told me. >> I am very good with names. I have never met a Jason. The turning point came when cops searched the car's trunk and pulled out a black backpack. Inside, a large stash of meth. Suddenly, this wasn't about a stolen car anymore. It was a major drug case. Rosa Lee denied it all, claiming the bag wasn't hers. >> Not that I saw. >> Rosie, what's the combination to the >> Oh, I don't know. I really don't know. I put on everything. I have no clue. 1259. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> I can put it in a folder or envelope real quick. Um, so just understand that you but in the backpack the black backpack in the trunk. >> I'm dead serious amount of methamphetamine also in the jail tonight. >> Thank you. >> My social security card was in my purse. All right. It's with my ID. >> I'm telling you, it's on body. >> But I just got it back. >> Okay. >> But I just got my social security card back. I was not in a [cough] >> So [clears throat] you're the only person in the vehicle. >> No, I borrowed the vehicle and I was specifically told and I assumed it was simply because of >> I'm going to ask you this, Rosie. Do you think that I'm dumb? >> No, not even a little bit. But I think that you doubt me because of my past. >> No, because of your present. >> No. >> No, definitely. They didn't search you. didn't find something that you have hidden in you or on you. In you or on you and we get to the jail, we pass through the door. It's a it's a felony. Okay. >> Have a seat for me. >> Yeah. This is just some cash and like some uh chapstick. >> Okay, cool. >> For this mine. >> Okay, I'll meet back with you. >> I'll get them from the jail. >> Just leave them up there. In the end, she was charged with trafficking methamphetamine, possession of controlled substances without a prescription, driving on a revoked license, fleeing police, and resisting arrest. 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