Hey, you should really >> What's that? >> Yeah, RIGHT. >> OH, >> STOP. DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> GET YOUR >> YOU WILL NOT TOUCH ME, >> MA'AM. >> I have a I have a brother that's a police officer. >> Okay. Well, guess what? >> You hang it on my phone and believe. >> The bigger the ego, the harder the fall. From arrogant threats to impulsive decisions, running red lights, fake identities, resisting officers, it all leads to the same place. When patience hits its limit, consequences don't come with a rewind button. >> Grandpa, please. You think I'm stupid? >> You're stupid, >> bro. You're stupid. >> YOU'RE THE STUPID ONE. >> YOU'RE STUPID. >> Get your acting. >> You're stupid. >> On November 30th, 2024 in Florida. A disturbance call about a couple spiraling out of control brings officers to the scene. But the moment they step in, things start drifting off course. And here's how it really played out. Okay. What happened, man? >> Uh, we were walking around the right here and then she was running from him and I don't know he tried to grab her or what, but she fell. He got on top of her and she tried to kick him and he has blood on his nose. I pushed him off. He had blood on his nose. That's >> I think he was trying to get her up, but I she physically hit him when I put her in the car. >> She physically threw the phone at him and hit him. >> She's beyond intoxicated. They both have their hands on each other and >> he's actually been pretty cool but he's making it worse. He's just trying to record her. >> What's going on, guys? >> Oh, nothing. I'm just trying to call her home and take her home. And the people are walking down like, "Oh, I think she's intoxicated. Is she okay to go home with you?" I'm like, "Yeah, she's okay. She's a little intoxicated." >> Okay. >> All right. You got your license on you? >> Yeah, I do. >> Hello. >> Hi. How you doing? >> Pop 263. John, you can 1046. >> Hey, sir. I need you to step back right now. It's private property. Step back. Step back. >> They were just concerned with private property. They were concerned with Roose. >> Step back. Private property. Hey, babe. Come back. Cut it out. >> Private property. >> Babe, come back. Step back. >> They were concerned. >> Do not do that. >> Come down. Let me turn it off. >> Thank you. >> Come back to the car. >> Yes. She's clearly toxic. >> Yeah, I see that. >> I'm trying to take her home and she's giving trouble to all the people here. So, >> thank you. >> I'm good. >> I told her to calm down. >> Taking her home. >> All right. Yeah. >> Real quick. Did you guys I mean, did it ever turn physical? >> Oh, no. No. She just fell down. She tripped right there and she fell. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Pretty good little cut on you. >> No, that's because when she was falling, she went like that cuz she tripped over the curb and I tried to grab her to so she doesn't fall. >> But no, there's no physical education. She wasn't hitting me or slapping me out. There's no physical education. >> I'm going to call my father. >> I'm going to call my I'm 1097 offic. >> Okay. >> Can I see your ID, please? >> No, I'm not going to show you my ID. >> You're involved in disturbance. We are investigating. >> No, I'm not going to show you nothing. >> I'm asking you please to identify yourself. >> So I understand you repeat nothing. >> So >> there's no physical. >> I need I want to have a personal. >> Okay. >> Yo, >> we'll leave. >> Can you ask him to close the I I need this. >> Ma'am, you are detained right now. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> I know you don't. So >> what makes this situation go south isn't just attitude. It's misplaced confidence. The second she starts treating the officers like the problem, betting on my dad will handle this, the whole thing veers into territory that's hard to come back from. >> You need something. >> Hey, you should really >> What's that? >> He's with me. Yeah, RIGHT. >> OH, STOP. DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> GET YOUR >> YOU WILL NOT TOUCH ME. >> GET IT OUT OF MY GET IT OUT. Get it out. Get it out. >> THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE. GET IT OUT. >> THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE. >> GET IT OUT. I DON'T CARE. Get it out. Get whatever you're doing. Get your [ __ ] out of my car. >> Stop acting up. >> You think I'm stupid? Stop acting up. >> You think I don't have cops, Grandpa? Police. You think I'm stupid. You stupid, bro. You stupid. >> You're the stupid one. >> You stupid. Get your [ __ ] You're the one acting. You stupid. Get your [ __ ] out of here. >> I'll stay here. >> YO, >> DO NOT DO NOT FLASH ME. ROOSE. BRUCE. >> Yo yo yo yo yo yo. Stop it. Stop it. Do not I will I cannot wait. >> Okay. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> That's it. >> I'm so tired of this [ __ ] I'm ready to go. I'm I'm ready to go tell you guys to go [ __ ] off. I'm sorry. I don't want to be I don't want to be rude. >> But you are. So, let's just start all over. Let's just start. >> Hey, I want to go hang out. I have a hotel. >> Okay. >> And I want to go hang out. >> Okay. Just chill out. It's >> Can I be okay? >> Yes. Just stop. Please stop. >> Take it down like 15 notches. >> Okay. It's okay. Thank you. >> Tell me to take down your [ __ ] >> Just stop. Just stop. >> All right. [ __ ] And you >> just stop talking. Just stop talking. It's not >> You're telling me to stop [ __ ] talking. Go >> because then we can just hang out and no one's screaming. Then we can just be calm, >> [ __ ] >> Dude, I'd [ __ ] you. >> Don't kick me. That's not going to go well. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yes. And then if I did, you know who would have [ __ ] you up? My home [ __ ] >> You never have a daddy. >> What is that? >> You know that, right? >> Oh, you got >> [ __ ] It's fine. >> This isn't just impulsive behavior anymore. It's a sil of bad decisions picking up speed. The storm is already forming, and once she locks herself inside that car, where this is heading isn't much of a mystery. Okay, Jacob, can you stay there with her? Him. >> All right, step out for me. >> No. No, I'm not. No. No. >> Out of the car. >> No, you're not. >> Get out of the car. >> No, you're not. No, you're not. You're Ross. Ross, >> stop resisting. >> Rose, >> come on. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. >> Thank you. >> Get on your stomach. >> And what? Why? Why? Does that make you feel better? >> Listen, we're going to set you up. >> Come on. >> You want just take her to Louisy's car. >> All right, stand up. >> Yo, >> yo, stop. >> Come on. I got >> Let me just get this off of her. >> A stupid [ __ ] You guys are stupid. You know that. >> They have like a clip that we can just take it off. >> No. No, you can't [ __ ] If you do that [ __ ] I swear to God if you over her head. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Just stop. We're just here. Take your purse off. Take your purse off. Don't bite me. Don't bite me. God. Dude, stop. >> Chill the [ __ ] out. >> Stop biting. You're acting like a child. >> No, you >> Stop, man. >> It's stuck. You're biting your purse. Stop. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] You a [ __ ] good [ __ ] >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop biting and kicking. You understand? >> I never do anything. I'm going to >> try this again. Act like a grownup. All right, get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> The hair clip is right there. Get in the car. >> No, I don't want to. >> There's really no wisdom in trying to bite someone in full uniform, fully equipped and trained. At this point, she's acting like a toddler throwing a full-blown meltdown in a grocery aisle over something she can't have. >> We saw it twice. >> So, he grabbed her like right there. And when she got about right here with this Volvo, she started reaching over and punching. >> Oh, yeah. She did punch him in the face. That definitely happened. >> So, when was what room were they trying to get into? >> Uh, we're in 14, so they were probably trying to get into 15 or 16. >> The one that they're parked directly in front of. >> Okay. Do they stay in that or why are they parked like right there? Do you know? Well, that's where you guys pulled him over. That's where they pulled over. >> But she was originally trying to get into that little gate right there. So, we just assumed that they were staying right there. >> So, just to recap, >> female was running away. Male tried to help. >> I'm not sure exactly what he did. >> Is that what you saw? >> I don't think he was trying to hurt. >> She was on the ground and he tried to get her up >> and she's like, "Stop. Get away." >> She pushed him. She he tried again to get her up and then she kicked him off and that's when he pulled her off and was like, "Hey, back off. Leave." And he did. He went around >> and he gave me her phone. When I asked him for the phone and he gave me phone say she's just intoxicated, had a lot of drinks. He was trying to get her back to the hotel. They have a dog at the hotel. >> Yep. Yep. >> I talked to her and she was fine. >> Hotel was >> What's the name of the hotel? >> Haley's Haley's H. Okay. >> Um, so then I talked to her, she was okay for a little bit. >> Okay. >> Put her in the car and then she just went off. >> So they had a car pulling out of there. Is that where your car was parked? >> So I guess he escorted her all the way down. >> No, I did. >> Oh, you did? >> That's what I say. She was fine. She was fine. I've been a part of myself. So I was making sure she was safe. And she said he's never done anything like that before. She walked with me down there >> and then she was ready to go. And then she went off again and then they threw a phone at him. She punched him in the driver's seat and I told him, I said, "It's not safe for the two-year-old to be around each other." >> Okay. And you saw that happening now here on the roadway. >> This isn't confidence anymore. It's a straightup delusion. Even in a space completely controlled by law enforcement, she chooses to escalate with violence. And the one who's going to carry the weight of that behavior long term, her husband. Let's just go. >> Yeah, we'll play in one sec. >> Try not to break your watch or anything. Okay, so here's the deal, boss. We got another witness. Apparently, they're saying that they saw you put her in headlock a couple times. >> In the headlock? No, I did not put her under headlock. >> No, she fell down walking. I didn't put another headlock. That's crazy. Are you guys doing this on purpose or something? We're doing our job. >> I can't believe this happened. Like we're I'm just trying to take her home and I'm getting I'm getting in trouble for taking her home. >> Yeah. >> That's the point of fun, man. When people out here fighting in the street. >> Yeah. People don't mess up with domestic violence. >> We weren't fighting. I'm just literally taking her back home. Like she fell a lot of witnesses. Quite a few calls, man. >> People being in a headlock, people getting punched. That's fight. >> So >> there was no headlock. I put my hand around her waist and trying to pick her up when she fell. >> I'm not calling the witness a liar, man. That's what they >> have witnesses and it's domestic. We got to we got to take action. I'm taking her home. And then you guys pulled me over and she started fighting with your cop and now I'm getting arrested because of her. >> Here's the thing. So like So do you have any authority? Let me go just for because I didn't do anything. >> So here's the thing. Okay. Will that witness show up to court now? Is that what >> they should? They're not going to because they're just random people watching. >> You got to remember it's domestic. It's a totally different not just a battery between you and some random person. is a domestic violence charge and so we have to take action. Sorry. Okay. >> Take it off. Take it off. My dad. My dad. >> My dad. My father. My father. You know who my father is. Oh yeah. If I were you, you should be careful. My father. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I don't care. >> I don't care. At the end of the day, my father's going to get me out. I don't care. We don't know who her dad is, but we do know she's heading to jail, facing charges of assault, resisting an officer, and battery on a law enforcement officer with a $3,500 bond. Meanwhile, her husband is left dealing with domestic violence charges of his own. So, what do you think about the husband's behavior here? Loyal protection or blind enabling that fuels her reckless spiral? Because if this is recklessness, then what comes next is a decision that's far more dangerous. On June 11th in Orlando, Florida, officers spot a Honda Civic running a red light at the Orange and Washington intersection. Instead of pulling over cleanly, the driver cuts into a nearby parking lot with some pretty questionable moves. And here's how it actually unfolds. >> Right there. >> What are you doing? >> Hi. What are you doing? >> What are you covering up? >> I'm not covering anything up. >> You literally just threw everything down onto the floorboard. >> I was grabbing my bag for my license. >> You were literally throwing [ __ ] down. >> I'm parking here because I work here. She tried covering something up on the floorboard. >> You know why I'm You know why I'm pulling you over? >> Sienna, >> you know why I'm pulling you over? >> Why? >> You're going to give me attitude right now. Like you're annoyed. Because you went right through the red light in front of us outside. >> Where do you work >> here? >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Put your car in park. >> Yeah, it's >> I can't because I pulled over cuz I saw you behind me. >> Put your car in park. >> Um, yeah. There's a bottle in there. You want to talk to me? So, what do you do for work? >> What I do for work? >> Uh-huh. Sales vacation. >> Sales vacation. >> Vacation. Sales. >> Okay. So, there's a open bottle of tequila in the car. How many How many? Ma'am, I'm not arguing with you. I'm I'm >> tell Ma'am, let's talk. >> How many drinks did you have today? >> None. >> Oh, okay. Why is there open bottle of tequila in the car? >> There's not. >> Why did you blow by that red light? >> I didn't blow by a red light. >> Okay, you did. Do me a favor. Put your phone up there. Don't hang up. >> I'm not going to hang up. >> Ma'am, just take your phone out right now. You You're detained for a traffic stop. Okay. >> Do me a favor. >> I'm already parked. >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Step out the car for me. >> The attitude here feels like a kid caught sneaking candy, still insisting the chocolate all over their mouth was just an accident. The problem is officers don't get to ignore what's right in front of them. >> I'm going to bring the car. >> No, you're not. Ma'am, please step by the car. Ma'am, >> you can take my car. >> All right. Don't resist. You're going to You're going to go to jail. >> Relax. >> It's not resisting. It's not resist. Stop. Stop. She's She's fighting. >> Stop. Stop. Let go. Do it now. I said let go. I said let You're You're pulling You're pulling your arm back. >> You weak of liquor right now. >> Whoa. What is going on? Sienna, make sure you stay on the phone, please. >> I wonder if she's even at 73 until >> 73. What is that? >> We're not talking to you. >> Yes, you are. >> We're talking to each other. >> Sienna, >> what's on the back? >> Where's my phone? >> What's up here? >> What is going on with you today? >> Sienna. >> What is going on with you right now? >> Sienna, >> you do not need to be here. I'm hanging up with you. >> No, do not hang on my phone. That's illegal. >> Ma'am, >> I have a I have a brother that's a police officer. >> Okay. Well, guess what? >> You hanging on my phone is illegal. I I'm doing her a favor because if she comes here to this location and obstructs this investigation, she goes to jail. So, I'm doing her a favor. >> Interrupt us. >> She's literally looking for your location right now. >> No, it's not. >> Ma'am, >> you've been extremely uncooperative at this point. >> I'm I'm cooperative. What What do you guys need from me? >> You wreak of alcohol. >> What do you guys need from me? >> I'm trying to talk to you. Stop talking over me. Answer my question. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> How many drinks did you have? Cuz you wreak of alcohol. >> I have not had any drinks. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Okay. So, if I do some exercises, are you willing to do some exercises? >> Is that legal? >> You don't have to do them. >> Okay, let's do it. >> Do you want to do them? If I take you out of these handcuffs, are you going to cooperate? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> I promise. >> If you if you act up, you will get a charge of additional charges. Do you understand that? >> Yes. I will not act up. >> You're I'm out with you, right? >> Yeah. I said 18. Oh, check if they 18 or 19. >> I work here. >> Work. >> Delta 1990 something. >> This is Hilton. You might not see it on the building, but this is healthil and vacation sales. >> Dropping names of family members in law enforcement doesn't change the facts. She claims she hasn't been drinking, but the signs tell a different story. And once field sobriety testing begins, that gap between words and reality starts getting real obvious. >> Ma'am, I don't understand. I don't know what you know, but I you committed a traffic violation at Orange in Washington. >> But you can't pull over somebody who's parked. >> Who said that? >> You can't. >> Ma'am, >> I know that. >> Okay, ma'am. So, are you going to equip uh >> Yes, I am. But I'm telling you right now, you cannot pulled over. So, that's going to be our argument once we're done with this. But right now, you are detained. >> Can you put your feet together, hands on to your side? I want you to follow this blue light. It's called the stimulus with your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> You're moving your head. So, we're going to start this. >> Am I moving my head? >> I'm not asking. I'm telling you. You're moving your head. >> How did I move my head? >> With your neck? >> I didn't. >> Ma'am, I'm not. Can we do it again? We're going to do it again. Okay, please. Keep your feet together. Hands onto your side, not behind your back. >> We're going to go over here where it's dry. Okay, let's take a walk. Hands on to the side, not up. >> So am I. Your left foot on the line. Your right foot, heel to toe, just like this. Keep that right there. All right. >> I'm naturally a clumsy person. >> Okay. You're going to take nine heel toe steps. Plant your lead foot. Take a series of small steps. And take nine heel toe steps back. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> You may begin. >> 1 2 8 9 >> 10. >> Same way I instructed you. >> That was nine. >> Same way I instructed you. You said you understand my instructions. >> That was nine. >> Okay. >> So, do you like me to do more >> the way I instructed you? >> One. 2 8 9 I have now did 18. Is there anything else you would like? >> The way I instructed you. Remember my instruction? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, then do it the way I instructed you. >> I did that. >> So, you're done? >> No. >> Okay. >> She says she understands, but every move she makes says otherwise. When belief doesn't match behavior, things start drifting fast and the outcome usually slips out of your hands. >> Okay. And you're done. >> Are you done? This is what you instructed me. >> Okay. So that you believe that to be my instructions. Okay, cool. Let's go. >> Come over here. >> So, >> we're just moving on to the next part. >> We're going on to the next one. All right. Forward. >> Face me. All right. The next exercise we're going to do is the one leg stand. You're going to raise your foot. You're going to look down at your foot. And you're going to count aloud. 1 10002 1003 >> 1002. What am I counting to? Three. >> You're going to keep counting until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Okay. So, you may begin at any time >> here. >> Yep. >> 1 2 3 4 5 is hard. >> 26 27 28 29. >> Okay. So, how many drinks did you have today? >> I have not had any. >> None at all? >> No. >> Okay. Look at my partner. >> All right. And then can you do a forward dive like this with your hands behind your back? >> A dive? >> Yeah. Like put both of your hands like you're praying behind your back. Yep. All right. Now you're additionally getting charge of DUI. Okay. >> Sure. >> Even though I have not had any drinks. >> So you went inside my car? >> Yes, we will. >> We did. >> Without permission. >> With probable cause. Get in the car. >> Without permission. >> With with probable cause. Get in the car. >> I need my phone. >> You'll get that. >> Do you have anything on? >> I need my phone. >> It's going to come with your car. Get in the car. I need my phone. >> You're going to get another charge. Get in the car. Get in the car. Do it now. >> What's the other charge? >> You already have a resisting charge. Don't get another one. >> We're giving you the lawful water. >> My phone has your stuff. >> Your phone will go with you, >> but it's not coming with you in the back of the car. It's going to come up front and then it's going to go to you into jail. >> So, can you please get that? >> Watch your feet. Watch your toes. >> All right. Now, we're going to come back here. >> All right, ma'am. How are you? >> Good. I don't know. I'm just going to search you. Okay. >> Search me? Yes. >> What do you have to search me for? >> Cuz you're going to jail. >> So, don't they search me when I get there? >> We're going to search you right now. Get out. >> Policy. So, we have to search you now. Hold on a second. >> All right. I make you feel tough. >> A female officer is called in to handle the search properly. But when someone's already slipped out of cuffs once, let's be honest, nobody expects this to go smoothly. >> They already had me for a release as well. So, >> yeah. So, you're good. >> Do not do that. >> Stop. Can you move your hand so you don't get to the ground? >> Are you going to break my finger? Cuz if you make it so Are you going to break it? >> That'll be not our fault. >> Are you going to break it? >> You good? >> Yeah. >> Make sure that one's >> in search me to go to jail. We're there already. Don't push me. I don't want to. >> Stop pulling away from me. >> Stop. Don't. I'm not pulling away from you. Don't push me. >> GOT IT. >> HELLO. HELP. >> GO AHEAD. YEAH, we're good. >> Someone >> I'm being resisted. Um, I'm being arrested unlawfully. >> Hold her like this. >> Record this if you can. Record this if you can. >> They're recording right now. >> No, they're recording as well. >> Okay, perfect. >> Are you going to arrest them, too? >> Cuz you guys hung up my phone. >> This is not the right way to hold somebody. >> This is not the right way to hold somebody. >> Stop resisting, ma'am. >> Not the right way. Not the right way. All right, you're going to get the right resisting. >> You're going to break my arm. >> Stop resisting. >> You are going to break it yourself by dropping like that. You are going to self-inflict your injury when you drop all your weight to the ground purposefully trying to make it difficult for us to walk. >> Improper. >> Rosario, >> where is your car? Let's throw her in your car. >> Unlock it from under my elbow. >> Wait, she's going to go >> get your arm from other car over here. >> Get your arm. >> His car's over here. >> Okay. Are you >> They're going to BREAK MY ARM. THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT CONDITIONS I have. >> They don't know what condition I have. >> Stop resisting. >> Tell them to get from under me. It's not happening. >> Some [ __ ] right here is holding me from under my elbow >> because of the way you're acting. Yes, she's going to continue to hold you like that. >> Shoulder like that. And now you're pushing me against the car. >> I am. >> Now you're pushing me against the car. >> Stop doing that. >> Stop. >> I'm going to tell you right now, you are not running the show. Okay. >> I don't care. >> Stop fighting. >> But you're not going to hurt me. >> THE MORE YOU FIGHT. >> YOU'RE HERE TO HELP PEOPLE. >> I'm trying TO HELP. >> YOU'RE NOT helping me. >> I'm trying to help you. >> You're letting her do this to me. >> No. As of right now, no. She just wants to run the show. >> Taken by her, >> ma'am, that's not how this works. >> You're here. >> You're not You're not I don't like her. >> You're not in control of this arrest. I am. And she's going to take you cuz it's another woman. >> Go. >> If you're going to catch another You don't understand. >> I'm being cooperative, but you have been disrespectful. >> All of this just from refusing to cooperate ends with a serious list of charges. DUI, battery on an officer, and resisting without violence. She later enters a no contest plea on the remaining charges. So, here's the real question. Why scream help when you know cameras are rolling? Is that a lastditch attempt to manipulate the situation? Or does she genuinely believe she's the victim here? And judging by the audience reactions after this footage went public, people had very strong opinions. Insufferable people who think they're in charge of their own arrest. So sober that she peed herself. What a muppet. Can you imagine doing all this right outside the building where you work? And I'm sure everyone was glued to the glass windows. But what happened next pushed the officer's patience even further. On April 15th, 2025 in Daytona Beach, Florida, officers spot two women on the sand with open alcoholic drinks, something clearly prohibited. But things take a turn the moment an ID is handed over. And here's how it really unfolds. >> Hello. Hey, there's no alcohol out on the beach. >> Where can we drop you out? >> Uh, at one of the nearest trash cans. You guys have your IDs with you? You guys at least 21? >> Okay. >> Is the address on your driver's license still accurate? Is what I mean? Okay. Okay. All right. Give me just a minute. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Driver license not valid. >> Driver license. >> I'm pretty sure she gave me a fake ID. Let's try it by name real quick, but I'm pretty sure it's not going to come back. >> Okay. All right. Stand up for me. >> Stand up for what? >> Stand up. Back. >> Do not resist me or you're going to go to the ground. Not pull away from me. Put your hands behind your back. What? >> Put your hands behind your back or you're going to go to the ground. I don't want to hurt you. Put your hands behind your back. >> I get it. But can you just providing me with a fake ID? >> Sorry. So, what do I do? I just sit there. >> Yep. Just hang tight for right now. Okay. Cuz I still have your ID. Uh your information. >> Okay. But you're not free to go yet. >> All right, let's start again. Okay. Okay. >> That was my friend's ID. That was like an accident. >> It's like a 80-year-old lady. >> Okay. >> It's not an 80-year-old lady. >> I have her picture pulled up. The driver's license number that's on that. It's a fake ID. >> She's like 24. >> Okay. Well, your friend has a terrible fake ID because when I run the number, I get the real person's picture back and it's not that. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. It's like a 70s something year old lady. So, whoever made Joel's fake ID did a shitty job. >> Okay. >> He could have at least picked somebody yum. >> I don't think that was even a fake ID. >> Oh, it's fake. I promise you it's fake. >> She acts like everything is going according to plan, but from the outside, it looks less like control and more like someone scrambling to keep a story together. Let's see how she tries to explain it. >> What is your last name? >> Is this necessary? >> It is necessary. Can you just take the ID and let me >> I can take you to jail right now. >> For what? >> Well, let's see. For providing a false name, >> for possession of a fake identification card, >> and alcohol on the beach. >> Alcohol is not allowed. >> It is not allowed on the beach. That's why I That's why I stopped out with you in the first place. >> Someone that lives here told me that alcohol was >> They told you, bro. So, what is your last name? >> What is your first name? >> Mhm. >> Uh, I'm 18. Um, how many further charges are there? >> Well, right now you're just at the ones that I talked to you about. So, we'll see where this goes. >> We got She gave me a fake ID. >> Sorry about that. >> And when I run the deal, number comes back to like a 70-year-old lady. >> I'm sorry. >> With a picture. >> I didn't know. It wasn't my fake. It was my friend's fake. >> But you provided it to try to identify yourself with it. >> Are you? >> I'm 18. >> What are you going to study? >> Um, radiology. >> Okay. >> Do you have an ID or driver's license in South Carolina? >> Uh, no. >> I >> What state you have an ID in? >> In Florida? >> Yes. >> Is there anything else you're not telling us? >> Is there anything else you're not telling us? It's just so much easier when you're truthful. >> Yeah, I understand. >> Do you have any warrants? >> What's a warrant? >> Would they want to take you to jail? >> I don't know what a >> You don't know what a warrant is? >> I am not going to charge you with providing me with a false name. >> Okay. The bad news is you have a fake ID. Okay. And and it is unlawful to have a fake ID. Okay. And it's unlawful to provide a fake ID to law enforcement. Okay. >> Certain things I have discretion on. Right? Meaning I can write you a ticket. I can take you to jail, whatever. Certain things I have discretion on, certain things I don't have discretion on. >> Okay. >> The fake ID part and you're going to be taking a ride today. Okay. >> So, you are under arrest. Okay. Uh, do you want her to have your belongings? Hold on to them for you. >> Yeah. >> Do you have any shorts that she can put on for you? I >> was going to say, do you have do you have >> Come over here. Come over here. >> Yeah. Can you put some shorts on for her? She's got to go. She's got to go with us. Instead of preparing college paperwork, she's setting herself up for a criminal record. The officer gives her multiple offramps, but she keeps digging deeper with some truly questionable responses. Meanwhile, her friend walks away with just a citation. >> I am You're going to get a ticket for heaven out there on the beach. Okay, >> I'm sorry. I'm going to be 100% honest. I really did not know. >> That's fine. You're just going to get >> I'm visiting her and I feel so bad that this is happening because >> Well, here's why she's going. She's going because she has a physical card in her possession that does not belong to her. Okay. And it's completely fake. When I run that, >> what's going to happen to her, though? >> She's going to go to jail and she'll have to bond out. You can't You can't do that. It's a It's a felony. >> Yeah, we don't accept money. >> Hair color is what? Red blonde. >> No, not a ginger. >> Brown? It ain't brown? >> I'll give you a brown. Nothing wrong with ginger. >> That's an offense. What are you talking about? >> Why? >> I have a soul. And then I told him that you wanted to speak to your friend before he leaves. So So you can do that. >> Two questions for you. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. So question number one. I don't have a ride. So can you either take me with you to go to the station and I bought her out? >> You're going to go on your You're going to leave on your own. You're not going with me. >> Okay. Is she going to be like in the jail cell? >> She's going to be in a jail cell. >> Okay. >> Okay. Uh what about me? Like Am I Am I good? >> I'm going to have you sign something here in a second. I'm going to give you your copy cuz you got a fine of 288. >> That's fine. >> But you're of age and you didn't >> lie. Cheat your way through life. >> Grab your toe. >> I'm insecure about it. Okay. I'm getting a surgery to fix it. I was born like that. >> Oh, I didn't know. I thought you stubbed it. I thought you stubbed it. >> You know what's crazy is that my parents would always tell me. I'm like, "Mom, I want to do this surgery or expensive and whatever." And she's like, "Go pay notices." >> I wouldn't I wouldn't change it. >> You wouldn't change it? >> No, that's who you are. >> You don't look either. >> I wasn't even I didn't do anything. >> I have a deformity. >> Hey, it's not a deformity, first of all. >> It is. It's actually called um I proc. >> Well, I think it's part of your charm. >> The officer's patience starts running thin when the suspect turns on the very friend trying to help her. Don't look away because this sisterhood is about to fall apart in a way nobody expects. >> All right. She wants to talk to you before we go. >> What's so funny? Okay. >> Wait. What is so funny with you? >> This is no fair. I can't understand. >> Saying what's so funny. What's so funny with you? And I'm tell whatever. So what's going to happen? >> Whatever. What's going to happen is um >> what >> the poo poo? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He's a friendly poo. >> She's like that. So, what's going to happen is that I called called your mom. You're going to be taken to jail, but you're not. because it's [ __ ] the yellow. >> I don't want to talk to her anymore after pissed her off. >> Yeah, cuz she [ __ ] >> What's she mad about? >> I don't know. No secret. Secrets don't make friends. >> What's she mad about? >> Told everyone. >> Uh, >> like, bro, why? But why does she feel the need to tell people? >> I think she's trying to like >> She could have just kept it between the two of us. I think she's trying to help you out. >> Yeah, but she could have kept it as soon as >> her attention were good. >> I don't even know. >> Okay, you pay the fine. Go to court to test it. I need you to sign this saying it's not a mission just saying you received it. Then I need your thumb print here. >> Okay. >> And here for the record, I don't believe it. >> Well, we already stuff. >> All right. Let's get the show on the road. Let's get you down there so you can get out. Okay. Is she going to call? >> She said she is. >> Is she going to come on in the other car? >> No, she's not coming in the other car by Uber. >> I cannot fit in heels. Like, I physically can all wear heels and I'm a woman. Of course I >> Let's be honest, this isn't complicated. It's just don't drink underage in Florida. But when you forget that basic rule, the consequences are just as straightforward. A night at the Valuchia County Jail. Yours on the wall. One second. >> Yeah. We're working on what we're going to do because they're having >> They're having some problems in there and it's going to be a while. So, we're just trying to figure out what what we're going to do. >> Okay. >> And and then they'll freeze this spot up and I get my van. >> Appreciate it. All right. We're going to switch cars for a minute. Okay. You're going to go in the van till they're done in there. >> They they got some problems in there right now. They're trying to work through. >> All right. I got to ask you a couple questions. >> You seen a doctor in 24 hours? >> You seen that doctor in 24 hours? >> No. It's not hard question. >> Do you have anything on you on your person? >> She when I was in contact with her, she's basically in a g-string. >> Okay. >> Not really anywhere you can hide anything. >> Do you have any other personal items with you? >> Nope. >> No cash, no phone, nothing. >> Okay. I'm just going to waste the hot truck. I think there's so much. >> No, you're fine. I do that in front of you because all you have $400. Nice. Okay. I'll get the cuffs off. Put the cuffs off. Fine. These guys, I don't know what your policy is in the van with the jewelry, but leave it on. Okay. >> Yeah. I didn't take it off, though. >> You're not suicidal, right? >> No. What? You are suicidal? >> No. >> Are you pregnant? >> No. >> Those are all questions you're going to ask you and I expect to see the answer. Russian is your first language, right? Yeah. Okay. That's >> No. But you speak your English? >> No. No, she does. Sometimes you close to something. >> The suspect, a Russian national awaiting her green card, ends up facing charges for possession of a fake driver's license and underage possession of alcohol with a bond set around $2,500. The felony charge is later reduced to a misdemeanor in county court. From a questionable attempt at deception to an ending where everything unravels instantly. On May 1st, 2025 in Palmer Road, West Palm Beach, Florida, an Only Fans model turned social media golfer gets pulled over for speeding. But things spiral quickly out of control. And here's how it really plays out. >> Oh. >> Oh. Whoa. >> All right. >> I know. >> All right. I I got you for speeding. I got you at 64. And you want to lower that? >> Sorry. Sorry. >> All right. I got you at 60, 64, and 45. >> Oh, it was 45. I had no idea. I am so sorry. I had no idea. >> All right. So, that that's why that's why I pulled you over, but as soon as you rolled down the window, you uh What were you What were you smoking there? >> Um, so I have a really severe back injury and I just finished golfing, so I was just trying to get home, honestly. >> Okay. But I know I get it. I get it. I know. I know. I have no excuse. But um I can do any type of sobriety test right now and I can literally be fine. I swear to God. >> No, you're >> I was playing golf at Apogee. Oh, >> okay. Do you have anything to drink at uh the golf tournament at all? >> Um Oh, like earlier around noon, but I haven't had >> You said earlier around noon or what was it? Like wine, beer? >> Uh pro. >> Proco. >> Yeah. >> All right. You want to just give me your uh your registration? I just I just need your I just need your insurance. >> Everything is >> You already You already gave me your or this that's the new one. That's the new one. Yeah. >> Expired now. >> This is literally what the the dealership gave to me. I never did any illegal tenting or anything like that. >> So, a couple things here. All right. >> Yes. Um >> uh first thing with the with the marijuana that I smelled. All right. Do you have any do you have any uh prescription or any >> I do. It ran out. >> Okay. Okay. So, you don't have anything current. You don't have like a medical marijuana card, nothing like that. >> I did. I did. It just ran. >> All right. But it ran out. So, it's expired as of right now. >> Yeah. As of right now. But I like I have a doctor's note. I used I have a handicap that just expired. >> Ma'am, ma'am, no ma'am. It's fine. You just keep your hands here. >> Right from the start, she volunteers for testing like it's going to prove she's fine. But the moment she's questioned about an expired ID, she pivots into shaky explanations, trying to hold on to control that's already slipping. >> Come on out. I mean, this is >> I'm just going to check you out cuz you said uh I got to do a sobriety test. So, I'll just I'll just check your eyes out. Make sure you're good and then we'll go from there. Just come right here. >> All right. All right. Come right here, ma'am. All right. So, just bring your feet together, hands at your side. Hands at your side. Put your glasses on on top of your forehead. There you go. All right. So, a couple questions real quick before I even ask you to do anything. So, do you have any trouble balancing and any any problems with your, you know, eyes? Do you do you wear any contacts? Follow it with your eyes right here. >> Staring at me, screaming you out. >> Oh, you're you're doing good. >> Oh my god, you're freaking me out. >> You're chilling. You can relax, ma'am. >> All right. >> I'm shaking. I'm sorry. >> The phone can stay in your car for now. You can access it later. All right. I'm going to search your car. All right. Make sure. So, before I search it, is there anything in there that you're not supposed to have? Like anything illegal? Any any firearms, any bombs? Anything like that I shouldn't know about? >> No. Everything that's >> So, there's nothing So, there's nothing illegal in there. No, nothing. >> Awesome. >> Yeah, there's no weapons, no knives, no nothing. There might be there might be some garbage, lots of vitamin. >> Garbage isn't illegal. So, if it's just garbage, you'll be fine. >> No, nothing illegal. You're fine. >> You home? >> Yeah, I just tired. Been a day. >> Yeah, I hear you. >> Play golf. Played like [ __ ] >> Yeah, >> my back was killing me today. It was a Wasn't a good time. That'd hurt your back. >> Car accident. Jesus Christ. I was going to Vegas to play in a money match. Like a $100,000 money match was insane. And I injured myself 2 weeks before playing like bowling. >> She acts like who she is might change the outcome. But when you're facing serious trouble and talking in circles, it's a clear sign things are heading the wrong way. >> You do. And it's nice that my work is at the at the, you know, on the golf course. I got a side. >> That's cool. >> Well, if you ever want a lesson, I give lessons. >> Oh, appreciate it. >> Are you from here? >> Where are you from? >> California. >> Oh, damn. Huge move. >> Huge move. Yeah. >> How long have you been here for? What made you move? >> Uh, my ex-wife was from here and so I moved out of here with her after I got out of the military and didn't work out, but I stayed. They haven't divorced as well. >> Thank you. >> If you do get married or if you are married, prenup, postnup, highly recommend. >> Make my life a lot easier. >> Are you Russian at all? You were listening to like Russian music or something? >> Yeah, I listen to Russian music. >> Oh, really? Do you know how to speak Russian? >> I'm Polish. >> Oh, but you listen to Russian music. >> Yeah, >> I can I can speak Russian, but I can't speak Polish. >> Say you're Russian. >> I'm Ukrainian. Yeah, >> I'm Ukrainian. Big difference. >> Oh, I know. I know. Sorry. cuz you know >> listen I would be offended if someone called me Russian which they actually do quite a bit. >> I'm proud to be a Polish. >> This Yeah, this isn't it cool if this officer searches you real quick just to make sure you got nothing on you? >> Yeah. So you >> Yeah, no worries. Do you need me to take this off? >> No, you're good. Cool. >> Um you have a bra on. >> Uh it's like built into the dress. >> Okay. So this is a one piece dress then. >> Well, there's like shorts that are >> under here. >> Yeah. If uh you read something, these are just basically called your murder rights. Again, you're not under arrest or anything like that. Is just I've never seen this before. So, I just want to know maybe you can tell me what this is. All right. >> Okay. >> So, so I found this in your car. All right. Both uh uh right behind your seat. All right. Obviously, it's only you in the car. >> Yeah. >> So, I want to know what this is cuz this says 4G magic infused cookies and cream fil dark chocolate squares. And it says includes lion's mane and reishi mushroom. So is there like any like marijuana in here or like what's in here? So what is this? >> Those are like those mushrooms that you know you can get off like Tik Tok shop and they like help with your like focus and stuff. >> That over friendly tone. It often masks high anxiety. She keeps talking to fill the silence, but once evidence turns up, the tone shifts fast from explaining to blame. >> So you bought it from Tik Tok. My friend did. Yeah. I I was driving my friend's home from the golf course the other day. I There's a bunch of garbage back there. I don't >> But when you say lion's mane, it's like one of >> It says it has lions mane on it. And then it says the reishi mushroom thing >> if you can. >> But I think it might be like for for for sleep to be honest, but I I I've come to take a look. So I've never I've never seen anything like that before. >> You have any pets? >> Pets? Yes, I have a golden doodle. >> A miniature golden doodle. >> Oh, yeah. I have a Italian greyhound and an azawok. >> An azawok? What is that? >> It's like a a sigh hound. This looks like a greyhound, but it's bigger. It's just this big. >> This big. >> Okay. Never heard of it. >> Entitled housew. You have to check her out. She's [ __ ] hilarious. >> Really? Can you see it? >> Entitled. I mean, >> you want to see my profile? >> Ah, I found you. >> That's hilarious. Yeah. >> All right, cool. >> You know what these are? >> Uh, medication. >> You know what they specifically are? >> Aderal. >> They're aderall. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a prescription for all? >> I have a prescription for any medication that you see in there. >> Okay. Confirmation. This is not at all. >> What? >> And even if it was, this is not a proper medical container. Looks like it this looks like it was printed off the internet and then they stuck it on. >> It probably rub off the barcode >> if I really wanted to. >> What was it again? >> It's like a >> It's an actual pill itself. >> Well, it's an amphetamine. >> Yeah, it's like an outer. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, regardless, it's not in the proper medical containers. >> Yeah, he he just explained it. I had no idea. >> Yes. >> You didn't know that it says pharmacist instead of pharmacist? >> No, I didn't read that. There's a lot of indicators here that tells me that it's not. >> She presents it like there's a valid reason, but the way everything's stored raises red flags. The more questions come in, the less the story lines up and the cracks start showing. >> Not is not this bottle. You were not prescribed. You Where did you get this from? Where'd you get this from? >> The bottle my friend. >> Okay. >> Yeah. But that was for something completely different because like I was telling the officer >> like they don't let me in with like regular freaking prescription bottles. They take them away. >> Who's there? >> Uh the clubs. >> Who's >> the clubs that I went to last weekend or two weekends ago for my first time. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right, ma'am. Just turn around. All right. Put your hands behind your back. All right. You're going to be under arrest. All right. For the uh prescription for the medication that you had that without the prescription. Okay. I understand. >> Know she had a necklace on her. Yeah. >> It doesn't come off. It's stuck. >> Stuck? Yeah. It's like literally won't It's I haven't been able to take it off. >> It's like completely like >> like the clasp is stuck. >> You'll see. >> All right. We'll worry about that down at the jail. They might have to break it. Um you don't have anything else on you or in you? >> Okay. We'll leave. All right. Oh, careful, careful, careful. Have a seat. >> Watch your head. >> Going to go to our safety first and we'll be pat. >> Is there any way just because of my back neck problems to have the hands in front? >> No. No. It has to stay behind you. >> How long's the ride? >> In the end, she's taken to jail facing charges for possession of a controlled substance, improper storage of medication, and speeding. She's sentenced to two days in jail, $300 in court fees, and a $5,000 bond. One bad decision was already enough, but what comes next is even more stubborn and a whole lot messier. On December 2nd, 2025 in Duke County, a frantic 911 call reports a woman smashing her ex-boyfriend's door with a metal bar, prompting immediate police response. And here's how it really unfolds. >> Drop it. >> Wherever you got your hand, drop it right now. Drop. Stop. Send me some units now. >> Drop it right now. Drop it. I don't care. Stop. Stop. Get out. >> No. I'M NOT GOING TO GET >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. GABBY. GABBY, STOP. BRO, they're trying to be nice, bro. You want to go to jail? >> Stop. >> You want to go to jail? Relax. >> Put your hands behind the >> Relax. Oh my god. >> STOP. >> BE LOGICAL. >> BE LOGICAL. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> WHY? WHY YOU GOT TO be like this? >> Why? Just listen. What? >> No. Now you're under arrest. Stop. You're under arrest NOW, BRO. >> WHY? >> WHY ARE YOU STILL one guy, please? >> I'm sorry. >> Why, Gabby? >> Put your hands on your back. >> Come on. I tried to get you. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Stop. >> Stop. What are you fighting for? Don't be >> fighting. Send me some. >> Oh my god. >> I don't want this for you. But you got to act dumb for what? >> Stop. Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You call the police on me. >> Why? >> Let's go. No, you're going back. All right, Victor 31, we're out here. Everything is under control now. One in custody. >> They left and she keeps coming in trying to threaten to break with the door and I'm trying to be, >> you know, I get it. We're in an argument. >> Is that yours or hers? >> It's hers. >> All right, just leave it. Leave it for now. >> Okay. It's on my phone. I'm not going to push on my I'm not going to be I'm not going to get >> She carries herself like reality is optional, but instead of deescalating, she doubles down and that decision pushes everything toward a fast, irreversible ending. >> Stay against the car. Stop. Relax. >> Stay against the card. >> No, cuz you came back. No, you did this. >> I saw you were banging the door. >> You left and you decided to come back. So, this is on you. >> This is your fault. >> This is not my fault. >> It is. >> You left and everything was peaceful, but you decided to continue. >> Stop moving. >> Stop. >> I told you to drop in. You didn't drop in. >> This came at me. >> No. Yeah, cuz you were about to swing at him. That's why. >> So, stop. >> Stop moving. >> Stop making me move. Stop moving. Please. I want to be a [ __ ] but Jesus Christ, bro. >> Stop the car. >> Yeah, you in the car. >> 18year-old, >> huh? >> Battery involved in this or >> No. She when I got here, I saw her yelling through the door. She had that middle stick, whatever it is. She was banging on the door. He came out. He's about to come out. He started she started swinging again against the door. And so that's when I grabbed grabbed onto her as I put her in cuffs. And when she started like playing around Yeah. And all that stuff. So we're going to nerf her for a second and eventually we're just fighting. He tried to help. But >> did she hold the bar to him when she was inside? >> No. So she was outside when I got here and she had that in her hand. She was banging on the door when he came out and opening the door. As he was opening the door, she was hitting the door again. So almost at him, but it was all all at the door though. >> Oh, I saw when I came in, I just grabbed her and pulled her out. So that's what happened before. >> Yeah. So that's what I saw when I came in. >> What's uh what charges we got so far? >> Criminal damage. If there's any damage to that door, >> the reason why I ask she threaten him at all with the bars cuz it's battery, right? If he's a threat, you know, >> I'm going to talk to him cuz I haven't talked to him yet. So we'll see what happens. >> She performs like she's in an emotional drama, but the real script tells a different story. Once threatening messages surface, her victim narrative starts showing some serious cracks. >> What happened right before I got here? >> Same [ __ ] as always. But then when I get >> So one way to through the beginning before she >> before she left after you guys left, you know, she kept pulling up and she's like, I'm going to come in and break the window. I'm going to do this. I'm going with this pipe. >> That pipe. She called you before she got here. >> Yeah. Multiple times. I'm like, dude, listen. Just go home. Don't make it worse than it has to be. I don't want to [ __ ] have her get in trouble or anything, you know. >> Okay, >> but you know, you keep bothering me and I'm trying to be cordial. Just go home. >> You know, I'll see you later. I'm going to come to her house anyways after, but you're going to be coming over here yelling, trying to bang on the door, threaten to break a window. I'm like, "Bro, you called the police on me for no reason." >> She said that to you over the phone before she got here >> on text. I have text. >> Text. Okay. >> Yeah. You know, she called the police. She called you guys on me earlier for no reason. You guys showed up for for what? What? She call you for? >> So So the call was from you probably. >> Yeah. Well, no. The first call when you >> first Yeah. But we talk about right now. >> Okay. But she called me. She called you guys for no reason. And then I called you guys. I'm like, "Listen, I just want her off the property >> already here." >> Yeah. Yeah. Pretty much. And I told her, I was like, "Dude, the cops are coming. Go home. Like off, you know, don't get in trouble. You come in. You know, I'm" And she's over here trying to resist arrest. She Do you think that she was going to try swinging at you when you open the door? Cuz I saw her hit the door. >> What gets her less trouble? No, I don't care if she's going to swing at you. >> But I'm asking you these. >> No, I don't think she's going to swing at me. >> All right. Did you want to pursue charges against us cuz >> No, I I I want her to go home. Just go home. That's all I want. I don't want to pursue charges. I want her to go home. Sorry for wasting you guys' time, but her home >> I don't want her coming back again and doing this all over again. >> Her home, if anything, if someone could patrol here for 30 minutes until she leaves the purposes. >> So that's thing though. We could be here all night and she might come back in the morning or, you know, a couple hours later. >> I'm not playing to stay here all night, but just tell her, listen, get the home now before you go to jail. Like, this is serious, okay? And let her go home and let her do her own thing, and that's it. Just get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Someone's trying to pull her out of the mess, but she keeps stepping deeper into it. When a person is committed to the role of rebellion, help often feels like trying to grab a rope that's slipping through your hands. >> I don't want to get arrested. I don't want anything. She overreacted. She's, you know, >> she refused to leave. Yeah, >> but you know >> you told her that earlier. >> Minimal. I don't want her to go to jail. I don't want anything happen. Okay. Just send her on her way and tell her to get the out of here. >> Obviously, that's obviously changed based on her reaction. >> Exactly. Cuz like I told her I was like, "What are you being stupid? The officer asking you now you're fighting officer. You're going to get arrested and now you're going to be a statistic on on body cam. Act like a retard." Okay. You know, I understand the law and everything. All right. >> But she wants to act his info. >> Yeah. I have his info. anything. >> Cool. All right, let's bring her back. >> Ready? >> So, we we are still going to be making an arrest just because of based of the circumstances from today. We're still going to arrest tonight. Okay. >> And what's the bond looking like? >> No bond. >> No bond. So, pretty much >> she's be going to county. >> County. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, she going to leave tonight and everything. >> Yeah, we're going to be taking her to Duke County Jail. >> Gotcha. Okay. Her car I don't know if you want to ask where her car is at. >> I mean, yeah. I don't know. I don't know where it is. We'll ask her right now and see how it goes. Okay. >> Yeah. Sorry, guys. house. >> All right. Got a series of crazy questions to ask you. >> I believe it. >> Some of them are going to be funny, but >> mind you, I'm reading right off of here. >> I know. Hate to bother you guys. I'm so sorry for this. >> You guys live together? >> Uh, practically, but not really. No. >> Have you guys ever had an order of protection against each other? >> No. >> Has she previously, that's in the past, not today, hit, slapped, or kicked you or someone else? >> No. >> Threaten to harm the police if they were called? >> No. >> Fantasized about harming or killing someone? >> No. harmed or threatened to harm pets or other animals? Nope. >> Threatened to harm you if you call the police? N. >> Strangled you? >> Nope. >> Threatened to kill you? N. >> Threatened to kill herself? No. >> Threaten you with a weapon? >> No. >> Prevent you from seeking assistance? >> Nope. >> Does she have access to firearms? >> No. >> Between you and you and her, have you guys ever recently experienced any big changes, separation, divorce, job loss, death in the family, anything like that? >> No. >> Does she abuse alcohol or drugs? >> No. >> Does she make contact with you in any way, shape, or form? >> I don't mean contact you. >> Like hate you? Yeah. >> No. >> Does she threaten you? Whatever her original plan was, it doesn't end that way. Instead, it ends with a night in county jail. And her final words, not regret, just a clear disconnect between her actions and her awareness. >> Uh, can I talk to that guy just cuz I need to tell him what to do? Someone who called the cops. >> Your boyfriend? >> Yes. >> Oh, you guys can't talk, right? >> I don't care abouting talking to him. >> I just need him to I just need to tell him what to do as far as it goes. Goes calling my mom and [ __ ] Please. going to be able to call your mom in 5 minutes. Why you going to have somebody else here? >> I don't know. I've never been arrested. >> Yeah, give it a second. You can you can make as many phone calls as you want. >> Can you tell him one message? >> Can you tell him one message to me? From me? Can you tell him one message from me? Can you tell him to go himself, please? >> Verbat. >> Uh, no. Not literally. >> Gabby. >> Where's your car at? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> Go look for him. >> Where'd you park it at? >> I'm not telling you. >> In the back. >> Nope. >> Why am I being [ __ ] arrested? Literally, I I understand what it seems like, but the only reason that I've gotten to this point is because of him. No othering reason mentally that I'm here other than him. >> What kind of car do you drive? >> I'm not going to tell you that. I drive a black Honda Accord. This >> is the Lexus, though. >> I don't know. Maybe the neighbors. Do >> you guys live together? >> No. Got to move your head up so you can breathe better. >> I don't want to breathe better. >> I just want to be in this situation. I don't know why the it always says >> In the end, she's booked on charges of disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, criminal mischief, and domestic violence. Combined, Gabby could face up to 15 days in jail, one year of probation, and a permanent criminal record, impacting everything from job opportunities to firearm rights. So, what would you do in that boyfriend's position? Would you forgive and ask officers to let her go like he did? Or draw the line right there? Because stubborn defiance doesn't just cause trouble. It opens the door to a full-blown collapse. On October 11th, 2025, in Oakland Park intersection, a black Honda Civic catches attention after a simple lane violation. What should have been a routine stop quickly takes a sharp turn. And here's how it actually unfolds. Hey, stay in the car. You didn't realize you're being stopped? >> Yeah, I pulled in here for you. >> Oh, okay. I appreciate that. You know why you're being stopped? >> Yeah. >> All right. You changed lanes in the intersection. You came from that left lane. >> I'm sorry. I thought I was that over there. >> All right, that's fine. But you still changed lanes in the intersection, right? That's why I'm stopping you. So, um, as long as your license is good, it's just a warning. Can I see that license, please? >> Yeah. >> What's going on, man? >> Any firearms in the vehicle? >> Yes, sir. >> Huh? >> No, sir. >> All right. All right. And no issues with your license. >> Okay. Will be 0206 2002. >> Yo yo. Hey. Don't move. Semi units. Semi units. I got one at gunpoint. Don't move. >> Everything happens so fast. Even the officer is caught off guard. Reversing toward law enforcement isn't just reckless, it's dangerous. All of it just to avoid what could have ended with a simple ticket. It's a black Honda Civic, black female driver, and I've got a black male that fled on foot westbound. Show me your hand. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the ground. We got one. >> Copy. >> Any weapons? Anything logging? >> They're at uh behind 6390 West Open Park Boulevard. >> It should be copy. 639 Oakland Park now. Water Hill. >> All right. >> Where's your man? Where's your man at? >> Hit in the car. >> Huh? >> Where's your boy at? >> Don't ask me. >> I don't know. >> Where's he at? >> I don't know, sir. >> You don't know? You got what's your man's name? >> There. >> I don't I don't know his number. >> All right. Let's start with Nick's name. Let's start with social media. >> All right. Where's your phone at? >> Where's What? >> Where's your phone? In the car. >> Yeah. >> Don't act stupid now. Yeah. You know why we're here? Yeah. Don't act stupid. >> The lies become painfully obvious. Like a kid standing next to a broken vase, still denying it. Backed into details she can't explain, she pivots to invoking legal rights, trying to regain control of a situation already slipping away. >> I call tough when you're in the car. You get out of a car, you got to act the same way. You know what I'm saying? >> I'm not tough. >> Oh, you're not tough. You almost killed my partner. You know that? >> By you reversing the way you did, you almost took him out. You understand that? >> I didn't try anymore. >> Okay. >> What's your first name? T O R W >> Oh, that's right. We already got who? You already identified who you are. >> Who you praying to? Ain't nobody going to help you. >> What's your boyfriend's name? >> No boyfriend. So, >> who's that guy to you? >> That was just I don't even know him. >> You don't know? You haveing strangers in your car now? That's what we doing? >> Well, to be honest, we were just going to go get >> How do you meet him? >> I met a friend. >> Friend? Okay. So, we're going to call that friend up and we're going to find out who the hell he is. Can we do that? >> Can I get my lawyer, please? >> Your what? >> My lawyer. >> Your lawyer? >> Yes. >> Oh, yeah. You're going to get that opportunity, but not right now. >> Yeah. >> You going to see some bars. That's what you going to see. >> My car. >> You want it? >> Now, you want a lawyer? >> Yes. >> You want to You want to head back with us? >> Hey, we'reing the phone, the car, everything's ours now. >> Yep. Everything. Everything. Goodbye. Have to search another car now. >> Taking car as evidence. >> Take this again. >> The moment her father arrives, the stranger story falls apart. Mentions of someone named Trey start surfacing, but he's nowhere to be found, leaving her alone to face the consequences. >> So that's why we're trying to find him as well, because right now she's facing felony charges and right now he's he's getting out on a misdemeanor. >> I don't got >> We're going to find who he is. It's only a matter of time. You understand, brother? >> Let me see the picture. >> I don't know if you can recognize him from Larry S. I'm sorry. No, that's all you got. >> They got the same pants on. >> They've been doing a lot of shopping together. >> What was that was here? Hm. >> No matter what it was. >> Yeah. >> Listen, I know she got a baby daddy. I know his name is Trey. Trey. >> Trey. What? >> I don't. Look, basically almost ran over an officer trying to flee from the traffic stop. Had he not jumped out of the way by pushing himself off of her car while he was backing up, he would have been run over. You decide you want to tell us? >> I just told you one of those. I know my baby. I swear to God. >> Trey, >> do you know who he lived when they lived there at the last residence? >> Let me call. >> Well, you know what we could do? Her kids names. We can check the person. >> Who the the dad is on the >> Denior senior? >> Let me call and get information. >> What's a What's the kid's name? >> Her her kids. >> Her name her son's name is Tra. She only got one son. >> Okay. So, what's the last? >> I don't know. >> You don't know your grandson's last name? No, I don't. Okay, >> we'll ask. >> You ready? >> Can I talk to her? >> Who's on call? >> Listen, man. I I promise you I'll talk to my supervisor. Get me that man's information. I'll let you speak to your whoever's that. >> But what if it wasn't him? What if >> I just want to know who the hell was in that car? >> No, but what if the names like her baby daddy? What if that wasn't? >> Listen, she's protecting that person to the tea. That got to be the baby daddy. I've been doing this long enough. >> This is a >> She leans into silence and requests a lawyer, holding on to the last piece of control she has left. But when behavior-based evidence is already on the table, silence doesn't rewrite what already happened >> because you help me. I don't want to I don't want to get [ __ ] around here. Excuse my French. I don't necessarily exactly know who that was. baby daddy is. >> I know. I need to know that boy because she's protecting somebody. Listen, if I'm in a car, if I'm in a situation with you, I don't know you and we get into a jam together, I'mma give you up. >> She's protecting that boy. She's protecting that boy. So, that means someone that she loves. You understand? >> That got to be the baby girl. >> So, she can tell you what what you want to do. >> You understand? Mom, I just need that boy's information. I'll put I'll put you on the phone with your daughter. I promise. >> Okay. I don't want to give you nobody's name. That's good to not. That's why I want to sell. >> And listen, that that's why listen, the information you give me, I'm going to verify whether it's him or not through the officer that made contact with the boy in the car. If he if he checks out that that's not the baby father, then guess what? We go we move on to the next. You understand? >> How you can how can you hear how somebody got >> Because the officer that got hit by almost got hit by the car which your daughter caused, he observed the individual in the car. So if I could get a hold of the person, the baby daddy's information, I could look him up on the DMV, I could present it to the office some of this. And this is the guy. >> Anything you say can and will be used to answering the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him present with you or you be in question. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you for any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any question or make any statements. Do you understand your rights as I have explained to you? Okay. Having these rights in mind, are you willing to answer my questions? >> Huh? >> You want a lawyer? >> In the end, she's taken into custody facing serious charges. Aggravated assault on an officer, fleeing law enforcement, resisting without violence, driving with a suspended license, and improper lane change. If convicted, she could be looking at up to $5,000 in fines, 3 months in jail, and a one-year license suspension. On December 12th, 2023, officers pulled Myra over for tailgating a semi-truck. But the moment she started acting nervous and giving mixed answers, what looked like a simple traffic stop turned into a full-blown investigation. >> Afternoon. >> Hi. >> Do you have your license with you? >> I have my >> Okay. Do you have any weapons in the car? >> No. Okay. You just have to ask. It's Arizona, so >> yeah. >> All righty. Do you have your registration and insurance? The dad what? >> Well, the dad won custody of the kids, so now they're letting me get um my kids every so often whenever he >> Oh, really? >> So, he's giving me for a week. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Looks like my computer's down. So, we'll have to do this by hand. >> Does Where's the dad live? >> I don't know the exact address. I'm meeting him in a at a point. You can have a point. >> Yeah, he doesn't want me to know his address. >> He doesn't want you to know his address. >> No, he's sorry for the word, but he didn't speak to me. >> Oh, really? >> Where does he uh what city does he live in? >> Uh I'm 15 minutes old. >> Hol Brook. >> Yeah. >> What's your son's name? >> How old is he? >> 15. >> 15. Is he going to high school then? Yeah, I'm assuming. >> You're assuming? >> Yeah. >> How come you don't get to see him very often? >> Cuz he got full custody. >> Why did he get full custody? >> They when we went to court cuz we got custody when we were leaving Well, he was living down in Vicelia myself as well. And then I moved after he got the custody. But um when we went to the court, the judge never gave me uh why. >> Oh, really? Where did you guys go to court? What's that? >> Where? In Velia. >> Vicelia. >> California. >> He was in the middle. >> On the outside, she seemed calm, but her hands trembled, her voice cracked, and she couldn't hold eye contact. Every tiny twitch gave her away. Myra tried to spin a story about picking up her son, but the details just didn't add up. A patchwork lie stitched together in panic. Got >> over my uh my wrote. I haven't used the written side in a long time and I get it wrong. So, >> what do you do for work? >> I work at Metform. It's a I do custodial work, but it's a what is it? Like a >> really quick. Okay, I'll be right back. 28. All righty. Know sheriff like your necklace St. Jude. >> Yeah. It was a gift. >> Cool. >> Yeah. >> Let's come up over here. That way I can talk to you. >> I'm not sure. I think it's like uh I don't know if it's like a stop. >> Oh, really? >> They He just gave me the address. It's We don't communicate much. I just communicate with his wife. >> With his wife? >> Yeah. We don't talk cuz if we talk, it's not going to be simple. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. I just rather do that. >> So, how long are the are the kids on break for? >> For the till January. till January posture. >> I don't have >> You don't have one. >> So, did the court allow you to have custody now or what's the deal? >> No, not now. So, whenever I take him back to court, that's when we're going to work out visit visitation. So, right now it's whatever he wants. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> So, he's just kind of being kind for the holidays. Yeah, cuz he didn't let me have them for Thanksgiving. So >> Oh, really? >> Each question from the officer was like a slice through her web of excuses. From 3:00 in the morning to a mysterious meeting spot, she kept trying to fix holes in her story and only made them bigger. The more she talked, the deeper she sank until truth and lies started to blur. >> No, it's just a warning. It's just a warning. >> When you get a ticket here, you have to come down. >> Uh here, >> it depends. Um, if it's a criminal citation, then yeah. If it's a civil citation, you can just take care of it online or or just pay the quick question for you. Out here on the interstate, we have a people that haul and transport illegal contra. You don't have anything illegal in your car, do you? Any weapons or explosives in the car? Any guns? >> No. >> Any bombs? >> No. >> Any bazookas? >> No. Where would I have >> any dead bodies in the car? >> No. No. >> Okay. In the state of Arizona, marijuana is legal up to an ounce. Do you have any marijuana in the car? >> I don't use drugs. >> You don't use drugs at all? Okay. Any methamphetamine in the car? Cocaine, heroin, fentanyl or fentanyl pills, any prescription drugs you're not supposed to have? How about identity theft items? Do you have any ident theft items in the car? Any identity theft making machines? Anything like that? Are you responsible for everything inside the car? Anybody ask you to bring anything up here that to take to anybody? They did. What do you have in there? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Are you being paid to drive something up here? >> Yeah. >> I haven't got anything yet. >> You haven't get paid yet? Okay. What's in the carro? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Is it illegal? >> Pretty much. If you don't know what it is, how do you know if it's illegal? >> Well, there's something I was supposed to drive. >> So, you're not coming up here to pick up your son. Is that what you're telling me? Okay, I kind of figured because Hullbrook is not out of school yet. >> Then came the question about drugs, the one that broke her. When she agreed to let them search the car, she knew it was game over. Her last defense crumbled and the truth slipped out. She was paid to move the goods. >> I'm just going to go ahead and walk my dog around the car really quick. Okay. >> It's in the back seat. >> It's in the back seat. Okay. Pat down here first. Would you all the gun right now? >> No. >> Nothing's broken. >> No. >> Nothing in your pockets. >> No needles. Nothing. >> No. Nothing right here. All right. Hang tight. >> I don't know. Never done this and you don't. Um, is there any way you can call my son? >> Uh, we'll deal with that when we figure out what's going on. Okay. So, having said that, do you know what's in the car? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> 435. Get there. >> Get there. All right. Mer. So, the dog did alert to your vehicle. He's trained to detect the odors of marijuana, meth, cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl. That alert does give me probable cause. And the fact that you've told me that there's something illegal in your car also gives me probable cause. Okay. So, we're going to do a search. Inside the trunk, officers found over 30 lb of crystal meth worth more than a million dollars. 31 lb packages neatly wrapped. After hearing her Miranda rights, Myra admitted she was paid $2,500 to deliver them. The cruel twist, her delivery point was the same place she claimed she was heading to see her son. >> How much are you being paid to transport that? >> 25. 25. And where are you supposed to take it? >> Where I told you. >> So, where you were supposed to meet your >> Yeah. >> Your son? >> Yeah. The GPS is in the >> It's still in the car. >> Still in the car. Okay. So, I'm going to have a deputy come over here to transport you. We're going to transport this over to our office and process him in there. Okay. We have another unit coming. Did you already call for another unit with the drug? Can you go ahead and contact 410? 135. I'll be clear that address 81. probably pound a piece. Have to take your photograph. Okay. Yes, please. As you can see, we got massive shards of methamphetamine. >> Sorry, hold on. Can you do that one more time? >> So, you can see there's the large shards of methamphetamine. Uh, and it's like that on every single one. So, high quality. >> She was arrested and charged with transportation and possession of dangerous drugs, both felonies. Given the scale of the bust and the DEA taking over the case, she's staring down serious federal time. On June 9th, 2024, cops pulled Amanda over for speeding 62 mph in a 40 zone. At first, it looked like just another ticket, but her erratic driving and clear signs of impairment quickly turned this stop into something way more serious. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> What was the reason for circling around like that? >> I'm I'm not from St. Pete. I am from Tampa. >> Where are you at right now? >> I am in St. Pete. I'm trying to get back to Tampa. So, I >> Are you sure you're in St. Pete? You want to try that again? >> I'm absolutely in St. Really? >> Yeah. >> No, you're in Clear Water right now. >> 5 to 10. >> I was at a bar. Well, no, I was at my friend's house. >> 95 videos available. >> I can give you her address. >> Okay. You have license on you now? >> I do. >> And where did you say you were coming from? >> I'm coming from my friend Laura's. >> Okay. Where is she live at? >> She lives in St. Pete. >> Okay. How did you get here in Clear Water? >> Um, I drove. >> Yeah, that's true. But St. Pete is nowhere near here. >> No. >> So, how did you get here? >> So, I drove >> Uhhuh. to my friend >> Tampa, right? >> Yes. >> All right. So, the route you took back to Tampa is the route you should have taken is the exact opposite of what you're doing, right? You should have taken literally >> 275 or Skyway or something. >> I don't know. I literally am like I'm driving from my friend Lorna's to my house. I don't know the route. >> All right. So, the other reason why I have you stopped because you're speeding. >> All right. I got you at 62 and I'm supposed to 40 on Port. >> That's interesting. I'm not a speeder. Okay. >> You are. Okay. So, what do you need from me? You need my abs. >> Is this Does this vehicle belong to you? Okay. Registered and everything. Is Is the car registered to you? >> It is. Absolutely. >> Got you. Right now, I look at your car. Like, it's kind of a problem, right? That's not how traffic stops are supposed to go. >> Yeah. You're absolutely right. I definitely have it. I'm so sorry. >> You're just having a hard time finding it. >> What's that? Have a hard time finding it? >> No, I absolutely have it. I'm so sorry. >> Where do you usually keep your license? >> I have my license in my wallet. Okay. So, you normally you normally keep in your wallet. >> I normally keep my ID in my wallet. >> Where's your wallet at? >> It is I I saw it in my pocket. Hold on. Let me see. It might actually be in my >> What's your first last name? >> My name is Amanda. >> Amanda. What's your last name, Amanda? >> A Vendz. A R I. >> Officers spotted the red flags right away. A driver losing control trying to hide something. The more she tried to look fine, the faker it seemed. And when the turning point came, the order to step out of the car, the truth couldn't stay buried anymore. >> Yeah. Yeah. You can turn your car off for me if you don't mind. You mind coming out for me? >> You mind just step over here? >> Yes. >> You have shoes you want to put on? >> I >> Yeah. Go put your shoes on if you if you want. >> I mean, do I need them? >> I'm just And that's up to you. I'm just trying to help you out. I don't know what I would rather you not walk barefoot on cement, but if you want to, that's up to you. >> I mean, absolutely. >> All right. And man, can can we have a a conversation about something real quick? Sure. >> So, there's a couple of things that I'm worried about. Okay. Um, like I said, as far as the stop goes, I'm not super worried about it, but I got you for this speeding. Okay. You're going 62 poster 40. All right. Um, when I stopped you, instead of just stopping straight like a normal regular traffic stop, you decided to circle all the way around, right? And you can see like where my car is, where your car is. Like, that's that's a problem, right? That's not how it's supposed to go. Okay. Are you experiencing some sort of medical issue right now? >> No. >> No. Do you feel okay? I mean, what are we talking about? >> I mean, like, do you feel sick or injured or anything like that? Are are you sick or injured right now? >> I mean, what are we talking about? >> I mean, just in general, do do you feel okay right now? >> No. Okay. Do you feel like sick, nauseous, like you're about to pass out? >> Not that I'm about to pass out. >> Okay. A little sick. >> Okay. Are you diagnosed with anything? >> No. >> You take medications for anything? >> No. >> No. Okay. No. How How are your eyes? Are you able to see? Okay. Any visual impairments of any kind? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, I'm also know I'm also getting somewhat of an odor of alcohol coming from inside the car. Okay. I'm getting it off of your breath as well. All right. You said you're coming home from your friend's house in St. Pete. You live in Tampa, >> but somehow you got from St. Pete all the way to Clear Water, which is the exact opposite direction from where you should go, right? So, there's a couple of signs that are making me a little concerned about your driving. All right. So, I'm getting I'm very strong of alcohol through your breath. Your eyes are butt shot watery. Your speech is a little slurred and you're kind of stumbling out of the car. Okay. Okay. >> So, my job is just to make sure that you're safe and drive. >> This was the breaking moment. The smell of alcohol was undeniable. Amanda tried the legal escape hatch, asking for a lawyer, refusing sobriety tests, but silence can't cover up the truth. Seconds later, an arrest was inevitable. >> Okay. >> All right. So, how I'd like to do that is I was going to check your eyes. Would you be okay with that? >> Um, can I call a lawyer right now? >> I mean, you're not under arrest or anything like that. So, I'm just asking if I can check your eyes. >> Do I need a lawyer? I can't advise you what what you need or don't need. >> Do I need to call a lawyer? >> That's up to you. >> Okay. I'm gonna call a lawyer. >> Okay. Well, right now I'm asking you if if is it if it's okay if I can check your eyes and make sure that you're still >> Okay, that's fine. So, right now placed under arrest for >> D. Oh. Oh. Oh. Okay. Because I want to call a lawyer. You're >> I gave you I gave you ample opportunities to work with me. Okay. I gave you my >> No. No. You literally express my desire to have a lawyer and you're >> Yes. And you could do that. >> Okay. However, I I know I've notated my observations of you of my my concerns and the odor of alcohol coming off your breath and you speeding and you stopping the way you did and you slurring your speech and you stumbling out of the car, right? That gives me reason to believe that might be something wrong. >> So, the reason why I was asking look at to evaluate you is to make sure that you were safe to drive. Okay. I was looking I was going to ask to look at your eyes real quick, maybe have you do a couple of exercises and if everything was good, then you'd be free to go. >> All right. So, that's why I was asking you that. Here we are. >> Correct. >> From now until the time I take you to our station, if you change your mind, we could do that. >> I didn't I mean I I I did not understand the amount of time between when you were Okay. Like I'm sorry. I did not evaluate the time between being under arrest and just I'm sorry. I'm just I'm very confused about the process. If you could please explain it to me. >> Okay. Well, before >> I tried explaining it to you, and you didn't you didn't want to cooperate. I did, though. >> I'm sorry. How did I not cooperate? >> Well, cuz I asked you if I could evaluate you, check your eyes, >> and you said you wanted No, you did not. You said, "Did I not?" >> You did not. You said, "Can I have my lawyer?" I said, "I can't advise you what you can do." >> I'm sorry. Because I asked for a lawyer, >> right? But you're not under arrest. So, I didn't I didn't read your rights. You're not under arrest. At least at the time, you weren't. Right. So, right now I'm not under arrest. >> As of right now, you are under arrest. Yes. >> So, as of right now, I'm under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> And I would like a lawyer. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Let's go and walk to my car. We'll go this way. >> This wasn't just arguing. It was a strategy. She used circular logic to blur the process, hoping to twist confusion into legal leverage. But the more she pushed, the more obvious it became. Her defiance wasn't instinct. It was calculated. >> No, that's Yeah. So, as of right now, you're being placed under arrest driving under the eyes. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, just to make sure we're on the same page, my observations of you was um well, the reason why you stopped was for the speeding, right? The 62 and a 40. All right. You'll be receiving a citation for that. >> You observed me going 62 in a 40. >> Yes, that was the reason for the stop. All right. Um when I stop when I had you stopped, you pulled into this parking lot, which is fine, >> right? >> For some reason, you decided to do a U-turn, which is unusual, but okay. >> Um now, once I got up to >> Why is First of all, why is that unusual? >> Because that's not something that people do, right? When you stop somewhere, you you usually stop straight forward. You don't turn around. >> You stop and >> Yes. Like you pull in and I pull in behind you. That's how it's usually supposed to go. But that's that's fine. >> Let's just do Yeah. Let's play your game. >> And when I got up to the car, I detected a very strong odor of alcohol coming from inside the car. Okay. You're the only person driving it. All right. This is your vehicle. It's registered to you. You're responsible for it. You're active physical. >> I understand that whole part. >> Okay. So, got the order of alcohol. And while you're speaking, I'm detecting some slur speech. I can hear it. All right. Your words are kind of drawn out a little bit. All right. Um, you had a very difficult time trying to locate your your license. No fun pulling through your bag. You just you just >> had some difficulty with that. >> Okay. Well, that's part of, you know, just it's in my bag. Okay. >> Okay. That's fine. And when when I had you step out, you kind of stumbled a little bit. You had a hard time maintaining your balance. >> Mhm. >> All right. And when I had you walk that way, like behind your car, you were kind of swaying from side to side. All of these observations are are consistent with alcohol and pepper. >> Okay. Especially the odor of it, right? >> Mhm. >> So, and I asked you if you had anything to drink. You said no. However, I disagree. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> So, um at this point in time, I'm just going to ask if you'd be willing to provide a sample of your breath for the purposes of determining a topical content. >> What if I do not? >> Well, it's a simple yes or no. >> What happens if I do not? >> And then I'll I'll read you something. I'll explain a couple things to you. Then we'll go from there. I would like an explanation of exactly what happens if I do not provide them. >> Faced with evidence she couldn't shake, Amanda knew the game was over. Yet instead of owning up, she bargained with time, asking about consequences, stalling, still refusing the test. A woman caught in her own trap, clinging to scraps of control. >> Refuse to take the test I requested of you. I requested is admissible in the evidence in any criminal proceeding. Do you understand everything that I just read to you? >> No. Repeat it, please. >> Okay, ma'am. We're not going to keep playing this game. >> I can't. I please repeat it. >> What questions do you have that that >> I don't understand what you just read to me? Please repeat it. >> I'm not going to keep repeating this to you. >> Well, if you're not going to repeat my rights to me as I have requested that twice twice. Okay. If you refuse, it's going to be suspended for year. If you've already refused in the pre in the past, >> I haven't refused. I'm requesting another >> I'm requesting that you repeat. >> So, you already did refuse. So, >> and the second time he read it, you haven't >> I don't understand. I don't understand. Okay. >> I don't understand. >> I don't understand. >> Okay. Well, I've wrote it to you twice. I can try to break it down for you. And >> I don't understand. I don't understand. >> Hang tight, ma'am. >> Piece of [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I'm tied up. You piece of [ __ ] I'm tied up. >> It's called being under arrest. >> I'm tied up. I'm tied up. I'm tied up. I am tied up. I'm tied up. You piece of [ __ ] I'm tied up. called being under arrest. I'm tied up. I am tied up. >> You're going to get up. Let's go. Have another officer coming. So, either get up on your own or we're going to force you up. So, all right. That's fine. We'll hang out here. of authority. That's so sad. Okay. >> Don't touch me with your foot. >> It's cool. You can assert your >> So, now here's what's going to do now. Now, we're going to yank you up. >> Touch me with >> So, we're going to assist you up now since you since you want to play the six-year-old game. Okay. >> All right. Ready? I'm going to transport myself. >> In the end, Amanda was hauled off to jail, facing charges of DUI, resisting officers, refusing breathalyzer tests, and violating her BO license restriction. If convicted, penalties could include a 1-year license suspension, heavy fines, mandatory probation, and even jail time for DUI and resisting. On July 24th, 2025 in Florida, what started as a simple traffic stop for missing license plates quickly spiraled out of control. Officers discovered the driver not only had a suspended license, but also an active warrant and a child in the car without proper safety restraints. >> Hello, I'm Officer Howard at the Smail Police. Do you have your license, your registration, your insurance? >> Because we just barely took We're just barely trying to get this to get fixed. That's all. You're okay, baby. Don't worry. Okay. >> We're just trying to get it to so they could fix it. That's it. >> Baby, you're not in trouble. Oh my god. >> No, you're you're okay. Do you know your social security number? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you've been driving up and down La Hoya. >> We just barely We >> Listen, this is my third time seeing you drive up and down Hoya. No, you don't. Promise to God. >> I want you to I want you to be completely honest with me. Listen, listen to me. Listen to me. We have cameras on La Hoya. You know how many times I picked up this Jeep today just from me parked out front of that fire station. Twice. >> This is the third. >> No sir. >> It is. It is. >> I promised. >> From 6:00 this morning to now it's the third. >> You know what? Tell him. >> We actually know you. >> You know me. >> Oh, okay. Hold on. Hold on. Well, I need to make sure it's not stolen first. Okay. >> Stolen. I'm going to I'm going to pop open this door. Okay. >> To my son. 6 clear for a VIN. >> Okay, hang tight for me real quick. Okay, >> so so we have a slew of issues right now. Okay, you're revoked >> and I'm pretty sure you know that. not have a license cuz I got really sick and I never went for my driver's license back. I did. They did take it away from me about 15 years ago. I'm not going to lie. >> Okay. >> And uh I never What do you call it? What happened to license plate? Is that why you stopped me? >> Yeah, there's no there's there was no license plate on the vehicle. >> I didn't know that. I am No. No. >> Well, that's why I told you I need to make sure it wasn't stolen. >> No, it's not stolen. I don't know what happened to you. So, you're revoked. You have a warrant out of magistrate court >> for shoplifting. >> Okay. I don't know. >> I went to court. >> Her denial wasn't just a lie. It was survival mode. As the officer listed off her violations, her sense of control cracked wide open, exposing a mind trapped between guilt and fear. Her attitude shifted fast from defensive to desperate. And through it all, the child sat unsecured in the back seat. >> I'm begging you. Can you please just give me this chance to take her home? Please. >> How can I give you a break on five offenses? That's what I'm trying to get. >> I'm not doing anything wrong, sir. I promise to God I'm not doing If you can just please let me take her back home. Please, Mr. O'Hara. I will. I promise to God I will never get behind this field again. I promise to God you will never see me back there again. >> But you have today already several times. >> No, but I I promise to God I haven't. I don't know what other Jeep you've seen like this Jeep. >> This one? >> Well, I only came. This is the first time he called me and I came. He wasn't there. And I was on my way back. I promise to God. >> Listen, I know it was this Jeep. I'm not saying you were the one driving, but it was this Jeep. Does anyone else drive this Jeep? >> Exactly. This is the only white Jeep that has no license plate with this sticker in the corner cuz you passed me sitting in front of the fire station going towards Riverside. I'm not saying you went to Riverside, but you went towards Riverside and you accelerated when you passed me and I was going to pull you over earlier, but I decided not to. >> It was not me, sir. I promise. >> You just told me no one else drives this Jeep. >> I promise to go it was not me. Mr. O'Hara, >> we we have we have What did I just So, registration, insurance, revoked, warrant, and she's not in a She's not even She's not even in the back seat. She's in the front seat. >> I can't put her in the back seat. >> Why? >> Because there's a mirror back there, and I didn't want her to get hurt. Why isn't the mirror in the back? You can move the mirror. >> I can't move. You're putting her safety at risk back. I know. I'm so sorry, Mr. Harold. Please >> give me this one chance to go home. You and me. I beg you. >> Going to be placed in handcuffs. You're not under arrest. You're detained until I can figure out what I'm going to do with her. Don't grab me. Okay. >> Okay. But please, can I at least tell her by >> You're not You're not leaving. You're not leaving. Let me tell her by the hand. >> Stop resisting. Okay. Okay. >> You're not under arrest. You're just being detained. Okay. >> Why? >> Go ahead. What do you mean why? I just told you five reasons why. Take a seat on the curb. Okay. >> I don't want it to see me like this. >> Then sit on my bumper. >> The officer knew the kid's emotional safety came before any ticket or procedure. When the little girl recognized him as dad's friend, her fear melted for a brief moment. While the grandmother was told to sit down, that tiny spark of trust became the only calm in the chaos. >> It's okay, okay? We just we just we have to figure out where to put you in the car, okay? Because we can't have you in the front seat. >> Who's your dad? >> Are you >> I didn't even recognize you. >> I know. I know. Nobody Nobody's in trouble. Okay. >> Is my trouble again? >> Yeah, she's No, she's okay. >> What are you doing over here? >> You just lifted your shirt up. >> No, I was putting my shirt down. >> Your shirt was down. >> No, it's not. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in a court of law before I question you any further or try and get a hold of anyone to come pick her up. Are you okay with me talking to you? >> Okay. You don't have any means of calling anybody? You don't have a phone? Nothing? >> Does she have a phone? >> Yeah, but it doesn't work. >> Okay. >> This is who belongs to truck. >> This is who >> Yeah. No, I know who your dad is. Do you uh Does your Does that phone work to call people? Yes, but we don't have service. >> Oh, nuts. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Oh, they're not going through, sweetheart. See, it says not delivered. Here, hang on for me for one second. Okay, I need to borrow your phone. I don't have my phone on me. I got to call the 81, so stay on the front of my bumper. Okay. >> When her son, the car's owner, was called and confirmed the violations, she knew the game was over. She tried to stay composed, spinning excuses and halftruths, clinging to whatever control she thought she had left. But her concern never turned toward the kids, only toward saving herself. >> I'm going to ask you one last time if you have anything on you. No, please. >> Then what were you doing with your shirt? >> I'm getting sick. >> What were you doing with your shirt? >> I'm getting sick. >> Okay, answer my questions. Okay. What were you doing with your shirt? >> Insulin and I take all kinds of medicine. I'm getting sick. >> Stop. >> You're not allowed to be checking me. >> Why not? >> Cuz you're a guy. You're not supposed to be touching me. >> Shut up. >> What? Oh, stop. Stop. >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. GODAMN YOU. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. Grab me like that. >> YOU'RE LETTING ME GRAB YOU. YOU'RE MAKING ME PEE MY BACK. >> STOP RESISTING. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> THIS 41S ARE hurting me. >> STOP, PLEASE. >> OH, YOU'RE hurting me. I don't have nothing. >> What did you throw? >> I don't have nothing. I got I do. >> Why did your attitude go from cool to >> Because I'm getting sick. I can't. >> That doesn't matter. You can't tell me I can't search you. Okay. You are in my custody. I can 100% search you. Okay. >> You made me pee myself. >> I didn't make you do anything. >> Yeah, you did. You grabbed me so hard. >> You grabbed my wrist. >> That video rape. No. He grabbed me so hard. He lifted me. >> He lifted me from where I was at. >> Yeah, because you grabbed my wrist. >> NO. HOW AM I GOING TO GRAB YOU? >> HE GRABBED MY HAND right here. >> How am I GOING TO GRAB YOU? YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> STOP. SEE, you're grabbing his hand right now. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. NO, I'M NOT. >> NEED TO take a breath, man. >> Oh god. >> Make a right. >> Time. I'm asking you, do you have anything on you? I just want to let you know that uh we're on the same way. Apparently, she come buy from a guy up here. >> Oh, of course. >> So, we're out of So, she told us to uh like do a thorough check. >> Look at that. You just got thrown under the bus. So, lie to me again. Okay. You told me you were coming this way to find a safe place to pull over. >> I was I don't even know anybody over here. >> Her final act of defiance was pure panic. An instinct to delay the inevitable. Once the drugs were confirmed, the mask came off completely. Sweat rolled down her face, not from the heat, but from watching her lies crumble in real time. >> Back here, my unit. Okay. >> How to see? >> I have bad knees. I have bad. >> I got to get >> Can you try? No. >> Okay. Well, this is the only other unit we have right now. Okay. I can't. >> I can't. >> I have bad arthritis. >> How else am I supposed to help you? You just yelled at me for not helping you. Push up with your arm. >> I can't cuz I have arthritis. These things are hurting me. >> I did not even hurt you. >> These things are hurting. >> Put your legs in, husband. >> So, the way you're sweating right now is telling me that you're on something. Okay. He has a conditioner. How do I air conditioner? Nothing. It's hot as hell. >> You've been doing nothing but lie to me and I've been trying to be cool with you. Okay. >> I have not lied to you. One time. >> Okay. You have Listen, I've had two people tell me the truth. >> Uh I don't care what anybody has told you. Only I know the truth. >> No, apparently not. You've been lying to him. >> You're going to be served on your li >> You're going to be charged with resisting and the unlawful taking of a motor vehicle. >> I didn't take it. No. How you kick your but let me take it. They just said they didn't give you permission. >> I don't care what you say. >> Your son Your son said you didn't have permission. >> What's baby's name? >> Poop face. >> Poop face. I had a baby named that. That's what we call hair. Poop face. >> Look, he's poop face junior now. >> Yeah. >> Oh yeah. >> What's that? figure it out right now. >> It all ended when her son arrived, silent but steady, holding evidence that spoke louder than any defense she could give. He opened the car door, looked inside, and found what never should have been there. The woman was taken into custody facing charges of aggravated assault, child neglect, grand theft auto, drug possession, and multiple traffic violations. Combined, those offenses could mean years behind bars and heavy fines, especially with drugs and children involved. What starts his attitude often ends in consequences, and when patience runs out, reality steps in fast. Which moment stood out to you the most? Share your thoughts below and don't forget to like, subscribe, and support the channel for more real stories.