We got back to the house, I got another glass cuz I'm pregnant, so >> One of your lights were not >> I know. See, you were driving on the wrong side of the road. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I've been drinking. I meant Don't charge me, please. I can't afford it. I'm pregnant, though. >> Okay, that doesn't change anything. So, if you're like super pregnant where like you can't >> Um what are my rights? >> Your rights remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> When entitled moms to be think a baby bump is a free pass to break the law, reality hits them hard. Watch how these arrogant demands instantly backfire into pure satisfying justice. Drunk driving is already a bad idea, but doing it while pregnant is on a whole different level. On May 8th, 2022, police pulled over 31-year-old Stacy Gilligan. Let's see how she cleans up the mess she created. >> Stacy, can you step out of your vehicle real quick so I can talk to you back here? >> I'm barefoot, is that okay? >> That's fine. You don't have any shoes or sandals or anything like that? >> Yes, I do. >> I mean, if you want to put them on, I don't know what's on the side of the road, so >> Yeah, I I would just go out there. >> Okay, that's fine. Only reason why I want to speak to you out here is because uh myself and my partner can smell an odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle. I appreciate your uh boyfriend was admitting to me. >> husband. >> Oh, husband, I'm sorry. >> Montage Winery. >> Montage? Do you have anything to drink this evening? >> Yes, I did. >> What did you have? >> I had two glasses of red wine. >> How long ago? >> Pinot Noir. We met my mom at like 4:00 p.m. >> Okay. And when did you leave? >> When did we >> When did you leave uh where you come from? >> Well, we went to their house in Kenwood, so 4:00 to I don't know what time it is, maybe like 5:00-ish, we got back to the house. >> Mhm. >> So, we had had a glass of Pinot Noir, and then we got back to the house, I got another glass cuz I'm pregnant, so >> Okay. How far along are you? >> A month and a half. >> What did you have to eat for dinner tonight? >> I had rice, I had chicken, and I had uh a salad on the side. >> So, two glasses of wine with dinner pretty much? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Um Do you have any sadness? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All that we're doing is just running just a quick field sobriety test. Do you do you have any objections to me running you through a quick sobriety test to make sure you're okay to drive? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. I mean, I appreciate the honesty. Like I said, and like this officer said, I got you doing 85 in a 55. All right. >> Naturally, flaunting a baby bump while sipping red wine is a total disaster. Still, let's wait and see if her belated cooperation helps her escape the consequences. >> No, no, don't move your head. >> Okay. 6 out of 6. >> All right, the next uh series of field sobriety tests I'm going to put you through is called the walk and turn. Do you know about that? Yes. Do you have any injuries or ailments that I need to be aware of that uh Okay, we'll do it on this side. I just don't want you to get hit. >> I would like [ __ ] dying. I thought I was going to get run over, you guys. >> I We wouldn't let that happen, don't worry. >> Do you know the anxiety attack I just had? >> I know. Okay. >> Jesus Christ. >> Do you have any injuries or any ailments that I need to be aware of that would prohibit you from doing my test? >> What's your test? >> It's a walk and turn. I'm going to explain it. I have to ask do you have any injuries to your legs or would prevent you from walking or anything like that that would >> Thank you. >> Okay, do you have any of that? >> All right, so nine >> Nine consecutive heel-to-toe steps. >> two three four five six seven eight nine Turn around now. 1 2 >> Okay. >> Where do you go? >> A little uneasy right there. >> Okay. >> So, okay. 1 1,000 2 1,000 3 1,000 4 1,000 5 1,000 6 1,000 7 1,000 8 1,000 9 1,000 10 1,000 11 1,000 12 1,000 13 1,000 14 1,000 15 1,000 16 1,000 17 1,000 18 1,000 19 1,000 20 1,000 21 1,000 Yes, not backwards. So, don't >> I Listen. Listen. I don't I don't I don't know my alphabet backwards either. It's [laughter] very hard. I completely I completely agree. >> it like >> But you know your alphabet correct. Okay. Starting from E and ending at S. >> Jesus Christ. Okay. >> Without singing it, I would like you to recite the alphabet. Okay. >> E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S >> Instead of admitting she was drunk, she kept a careless smile to cover it up. But that fake smile vanished the moment she realized she couldn't get away with it. >> Again, how much did you have to drink tonight cuz I can really smell it coming off of you. >> My husband said the same I had one glass of wine. He's like, "Did you have a glass of wine?" I'm a wine drinker. So, yes. >> You had two glasses of wine anything in the last >> None of war. Josh, by the way, gray bottle. >> Okay. Based off of the odor coming from you right now, you're driving. Let me talk to my partner real quick because right now >> Did you guys follow us home? Is there any way to test it? >> Nope. Just stay right there. All right. Do me a favor. arrest. behind your back. You're under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> Really? >> Yes. >> And >> The final test we're going to do is a breathalyzer back in the station. Okay, and that will actually give me an accurate picture of how much alcohol you actually have in your system. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Is there anyone I can call? >> Nope. >> Um what are my rights? >> Your rights remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be present. One will be appointed for you. Anytime during questioning, you can have your attorney present. Anytime during questioning, you can stop answering questions. Do you understand your rights? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. What don't you understand? >> I don't understand what you just said. >> hands behind your back cuz you are under arrest. So, that That's why you have no right to >> Brian, I'm under arrest. I'm under arrest. Because there's Okay. >> All right. >> Brian. >> Come back here. She will She will get everything. Come on. >> Um >> Don't It'll be an additional charge. Come on. Let's go. >> I understand that. >> We're not going to No, you're not going to fight me. Let's go. Back to the car. 520 headquarters. One in custody. Let's go. You want to put your shoes on? You need to put your shoes on or we're walking back there for it. Um it's the last warning I'm giving you. You've been on the job for a while. >> You really are. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I can feel you shaking. Like it's >> I'm not shaking at all. >> No, it's okay. >> That's fine. >> I don't know. I don't know. This is crazy. Do you know how much crime there Like how much real crime there is? >> You got nothing on you, correct? >> Uh No. >> Okay. Get back in the cruiser. >> Instead of realizing her mistake, she acted as if endangering people's lives while driving drunk and pregnant wasn't an actual crime. >> Just doing my job. >> But you're not supposed to get violent with me. >> I'm just doing my job, ma'am. >> You're a kind of a cruel person, right? >> No handcuffs, though. >> I don't think you should. >> I think I should. I'm really not because >> You are. You are. You are. You are. You are. To see you in person, like, no. This terrible. >> Okay. >> Can you get a little video? >> It'll be in That's fine. Believe me, I'm not going to stay in here while you do that. >> And I know you're a totally different person. >> I know. >> And you're a human. And when I see you at a bar drinking your tits off, like, you're not this person. >> get in the bar. Um can you bring and hold the uh RO of this vehicle? And then when Arlene gets here, I'm just going to have her come in here, please. Thank you. Thank you. >> Can you like kind of tell >> But there's no handcuffs, though. >> So you didn't have the whole day? >> When the female officer comes in here, uh we will uncuff you and do what we need to. >> Dude, I really really don't want to do it to myself. This is so embarrassing. Keep your trash can here. Maybe they'll turn around and I'll pee in the trash can. I'm done. >> Shortly after her mother-in-law arrived to pick her up and sign the bail papers. There were no special privileges. The delusional mother-to-be was slapped with a series of tickets. Speeding, driving under the influence, careless driving, reckless driving, and obstructing traffic. Her car was officially impounded for 12 hours. Don't be too quick to judge. The mother's confession coming up next will hit you like [music] a slap in the face. A model citizen waiting at a red light. It's just a shame she was in the wrong lane. On February 12th, 2023 in Ohio, police checked on a Toyota sitting in the dark, parked facing the wrong way in the middle of the night. Let's see how the driver behind this foolish stealth stunt tries to explain herself to the authorities. >> All right, I asked you to leave I'm pulling you over. One, your light burned out. >> I know. >> Two, you were driving on the wrong side of the road. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I've been drinking. I admit I'm sorry. Please don't >> Do you have your driver's license, insurance? >> All right, and if you could just shut the >> I'm going to pull it out, okay? >> All right. >> And then >> In fact, if you could just shut the vehicle off then. >> Where have you been drinking at tonight? >> At Quirky's. I'm sorry. >> All right, please don't charge me. >> How much did you have? >> How much did you have to drink? >> A little bit. I'm sorry. Please don't charge me. Please, I can't afford it. Please. >> Do you need a driver's license? Do you own this vehicle? >> I do. >> Okay. >> Just give me a minute. I'm so sorry. What's going on? >> I mean, you're going to seriously cause an >> I know. >> And you're driving on the wrong side of the road, ma'am. >> Please don't [crying] charge me. Please. >> Do you know the English alphabet? Are you able to recite it from A to Z without singing it? >> A B C D E F G H I J L K L M N O P Q I'm sorry. I can't. Please. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> I do. Please just give me a minute to pull it out. I don't have a weapon on me. I promise. >> Do you have any uh firearms or anything in the vehicle I should know about? >> No, ma'am. No, ma'am. I do not. I can call a ride. >> Just stay in the vehicle. I can call Ma'am, ma'am, I need you to relax, okay? All right, ma'am. I'm going to have you exit the vehicle, okay? >> Yes, ma'am. Please don't yell at me. >> I'm not going to yell at I'm not yelling at you. You don't You don't need to be scared. All right, I'm going to perform some standard field sobriety tests. >> my keys right here so that my car doesn't get towed or anything. >> Obviously, the moment she is caught red-handed, she appears to be cooperative. But will this belated good behavior help her fool the police? Let's find out. >> I'm not going to pass them. I'm not going to do it. You know it. >> Did you want to take the standard field sobriety test? >> I just want my mom to come get me. I made a mistake. I promise. Please. >> Ma'am, I need you to Do you want to perform the test or not? Okay. >> Are you going to send me to jail, please? >> I'm going to have you come this way. >> I'm sorry. >> All right. I'm going to have you face me. >> Okay. >> I'm going to have you put both hands underneath your chin like that. All right. I So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you look at the tip of my finger with your eyes only and follow it with your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Eyes only. Don't move your head, okay? Move your eyes only, okay? Eyes only. >> I'm trying. It's It's instinct. 4 5 6 7 8 9 And then like this, right? Are you not okay? >> I'm going to do this. I'm going to turn around. >> Yes. >> Put your arms behind your back, all right? You're going to be under arrest for >> I understand. >> operating a vehicle under the influence. >> have anyone that can come pick you up? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, unlike a lot of other cities, we don't charge any bond or anything. So, you're going to get some paperwork done, and if you have someone that can come get you, you'll be able to just go with them. >> Okay. >> have a phone number for So, I'll have them um call her see if she can get you and start this right, and then as soon as we get, you know, the paperwork and stuff done, then you'll be good to go. All right? >> So, unfortunately with your car, because you are under arrest, we are going to have to tow it tonight. >> Okay. >> All right, you'll be able to pick it up from Kuffner's Towing. >> Okay. >> Your mom You could probably get it released tonight if your mom was willing to go pick it up, okay? All right, anything I need that's going to prick or poke me? >> Nothing I'm aware of, ma'am. It's my bra. >> I mean, obviously OBIs aren't the best thing in the world, but it still exists as a traffic offense, okay? >> Why are you saying that? Don't remind me. You need to separate your legs for me. >> It's not the worst thing ever. >> I understand you're upset, but at least no one was injured tonight, okay? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm going to have you stand over here. >> She is about to become a mother, yet she talks like a five-year-old child. Still, we have to give her a little credit, because at least she isn't resisting the officers. >> I'm sorry, and I appreciate you being kind to me. It's not all right. >> It happens. >> It doesn't happen. It's not okay. I'm just like my dad. I'm so upset with myself. I did like I >> Can I get these back now? >> I'm going to lose my job. >> No, usually I'm the one that gets called sir, but you kept it up. >> Yeah, I don't feel great. >> I think I'll let her keep going. >> Do you need anything besides uh I took keys off your uh driver's the phone and your wallet? >> That is all you need? Okay. >> it. >> Um the number you gave for your mom was incorrect. >> Can I try a different one, please? I promise. >> Is it cuz I see that she like messaged you, so do you know that number that she texted you from? Hit mommy. >> That's it. Hit Hit call home. >> Okay. I'll just I'll call her and let her know. >> Thank you. I appreciate you being great climate. Hello. >> Hi, this is Officer Mayes with the Lakewood Police. I have your daughter. She's um under arrest for operating a vehicle under the influence. >> Okay. >> I was wondering would you be able to come pick her up from the station once we finish finish the paperwork so she doesn't have to stay there all night? >> Yes, I can. >> Okay. It's probably going to be about an hour to do the paperwork. So, if you wanted to head up whatever it takes you with like an hour to get up here, so. >> Okay. Now, what happens to her car? >> It's going to get towed because she is under arrest. >> Okay, cuz I have somebody who could drive it home. My son could. No, why can't she get home? >> Well, so it's going to be going to So, for her to get it released, you would just need the owner and a valid driver. >> Can I please pick her up now? >> If this is her first OVI, then she the vehicle could be released to you tonight and then you guys could go pick it up from tonight or tomorrow, whenever. >> Cooperative or not, driving under the influence is hard to excuse. For this young woman, it seems her job and her personal feelings are worth more than her unborn child's developing brain if she continues to drink. >> Have you been drinking? >> Yes, ma'am. >> What were you drinking? >> Alcohol. >> How do you feel from the ingestion of the alcohol? >> Um I feel awful. >> You're pregnant? >> Yes. All right, I'm going to put your handcuffs in the front since you said you're pregnant. Yes, but really quick. >> Yes, ma'am. >> How far along are you? >> I don't know. I just found out yesterday. I don't know. >> You got any other safe for anything? >> No. >> I would just uh >> I'm scared. >> So, like I said, she's just getting paperwork and stuff done and then your mom's going to >> I want to let you know my response and I'm not violent. I promise you. I know you still have to handcuff me, but I promise. But I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> No, it's not okay. I don't want to lose my job. >> I'm going to sit back down. >> Are you driving? >> Yes, you can put your hands down. >> Will you talk to me, please? So, I don't feel like I'm going to die like alone. >> Yes, I'm going to be right here driving, okay? >> After being taken to the station, her breathalyzer test came back with a 0.127 BAC. As a result, she faced a number of charges including driving under the influence, driving the wrong way, and driving without headlights. So, let's hope she learns her lesson from this and does some much needed growing up. But before we can even feel sorry for her, this young lady's stubbornness leaves [music] us baffled all over again. She bites him, smashes a phone, and then has the nerve to play the victim and call the cops. On April 27th, In in Ohio, a pregnant woman completely staged a domestic violence incident. Let's watch how this clumsy web of lies crumbles to pieces. >> Is it all right if I come in? Is it all right if I come in? Hello. How are you doing? >> My mom's back here. >> Hello. Shirley here? Do you mind if I drive them out real quick? What's your name? Roger, what's on your neck? She, oh. Okay. I'll just talk to both of you and get both of your guys' stories, okay? Uh, who are you? >> I'm his dad, Roger's dad, Roger. Yeah, he's in here. >> Um. Okay. Shirley. You Would you like me to come in here? Okay. >> The dog won't bother you. >> I just don't want to get bit by the dog. >> She'll She'll She'll beg you to pet her. She's just a big baby. Oh. >> Well, Shirley, we can step outside and talk, okay? >> Come on, Raven. >> Uh, was Was your dad here during this whole thing, or Okay. Do you want any of you guys need an emergency, like um, EMS or anything? Okay. All right, go ahead and step out here with me, okay? So, that way no one You can kind of talk freely now without Here, you can step over here, so you're not can't hear you. Um, all right, so So, you called a a uh, a relative in Kentucky? >> Yeah. >> And you said Roger was beating you up? >> No. Um, I asked him to give me our daughter, and he wouldn't because he has no rights to her. >> You guys You guys have her together? >> No, he didn't. He was on a birth certificate, so he had no right to her. >> No, half his insides he doesn't work on his uh the neck where he said she bit him. >> Is this his dog going to get me? >> No. Um so so you guys don't share your daughter. Is it just like you don't have him with her is what I'm saying? >> He's the dad, too. >> Oh, so he's her dad. Okay. >> But he has no rights to her. >> Are you guys married or just >> Single. >> Okay. Have you guys like how do you how did you come to live here? >> Um I moved up here with my best friend and then I met him. >> Okay, and then you had >> He was really >> Did you >> 24 20 so I get up 20 24. >> Claiming her boyfriend had no right, she casually tried to whitewash her attempt to snatch the child. But ironically, his injuries told the real story. >> arguing that She told me that our daughter wasn't mine. And tried to take her from me and then grabbed her by the leg, jerked her, and I stood up and I was like, "Don't jerk our daughter like that." And then I tried to remove our daughter, she started hitting me, so >> Okay. She uh calls that mark on your face? I'll see where she got hit. Uh anybody else witness this? >> Uh it was in the room. They heard the conversation. >> my head at one time and I mean I seen her smacking the [ __ ] out of him. My mom came out about the same time. >> Okay. >> And I'm like, "You knock this [ __ ] off." The cops got called and then >> The cops got called? >> Yeah, well I guess you guys got called. I don't know who called you, but uh I know he was screaming something about biting me, "Quit biting me." or something. >> Okay. Yeah, all right, man. >> There's a bruise. >> Uh all right, take your take your glasses off for me real quick. So tonight you guys were going to going to have a little verbal altercation. You asked What did you ask him? >> To give me my our back. >> Okay. And then what? >> And he told me that he was going to file for custody and all this and that. And then I was when I was on the phone with my sister, he took the phone from me and busted it. >> Okay. Uh you want to write a statement? Okay. But you guys have a kid together? Okay. So basically um depending on what she tells us, more than likely she's going to give Jeff the mask out. Um So you don't have to worry about saying Okay. All right. >> Did she have a bail? >> No. >> No. >> The state of Ohio is [music] a domestic violence is a uh mandatory arrest and then there is no bail. They have to go in front of the judge. All right. They changed that well, a long time ago. Guy got arrested for it, got bonded out and then like So after that Yeah, after that they made it a law, so >> So you Were you ever asking like help? Were you yelling like for help, he's going to hurt me or anything like that to your sister or anything? >> No. >> Okay. Why did she say that he was going to beat you up? >> He has put his hands on me in the past. >> In the past? What about tonight? No. Okay. What's the mark on your knuckle? What's that from? >> I think the screen door or what >> And you got blood on your shirt. So what's going on there? >> I have no clue. But I think the screen door where I did this right here. >> Okay, what about the mark on your arm right there? What's that? >> that's like dry skin. >> Okay. So you have no other marks on you or anything. I'm just going to look at your face, okay? >> Unwilling to admit that the bloody scratch came from hitting her boyfriend, she tried to cover her tracks with a lie so childish it's beyond belief. >> So walk me through what happened. >> Um so I came home from the work. >> Mhm. >> And um talking about taking my head, and I called my sister. That originally I did it. Cuz right now I'm >> You're what? >> I was really in a very bad place at the time, by the way. He was saying everything, and he told me You want to get forget emergency contact. Cassidy, I've burned everything. So I was originally on the phone with And that's what my sister did. He waited and she thanked her. >> Okay. He's the He's the father of your kids, huh? >> Yes, but he's [music] not the father of the kids. >> Okay, but he is the father, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um how many kids do you guys have together? >> We have one and one on the way. >> Okay. You're pregnant right now? >> Yeah. >> How far along are you? >> 16 weeks. >> 16 weeks? Okay. Um So Uh uh does he have any injuries? >> I don't know. >> Okay. So he does or does it Not really a trick trick question. I just want to see how honest you were with me. Um what's with the uh blood on his nose? Um he's got a scratch mark on his wrist. He's got a bite behind his neck. >> I I don't know where that bite mark came from, but there was an altercation. >> Okay. Um So walk me through the altercation. Cuz you kind of left that out in the initial part here. >> Now now's the time to be honest. Like Um Yeah, you left that out when you were talking to me in the beginning, so let's just be honest and open here. >> He grabbed my phone and smashed it and I It was dark in the bedroom. The lights were off, and I don't know what >> The furious boyfriend smashing the phone was simply an act of sheer frustration from being manipulated. and wouldn't you know it she used that exact reaction to paint him as the bad guy. >> Where's her phone at? >> And the sofa in the room. >> Where's that? >> Um, walking around. >> [cough] [clears throat] >> So, how long have you guys been like together before when you first met him? >> I met him in 2023. >> 2023, okay. So, you're trying to find a place to stay now? >> I'm on the wait list. >> On the wait list? Okay. Why is it why is it all smashed up? All right. Um >> But, she told me to throw it in there because she didn't want you guys to have it. >> Okay, well we're here, so >> Yeah. >> Um, how did she get the scratches on her knuckles? >> That's probably >> Probably from his glasses when she was slapping him. >> She knocked my glasses off. >> All right. Are you guys married? Okay. Is this yours? Okay. How did this end up like this? What did he do? >> He I was on the phone with my sister and he grabbed it and he busted over his knee. >> Okay. And you guys aren't married, so this isn't joint property. So, do you want to file charges on him for smashing your stuff? Okay. All right. Well, okay. Well, in that case, go and stand up for me, all right? >> Am I getting arrested? >> Well, I'm not putting you in handcuffs cuz you're pregnant, but you are going to jail for domestic violence. >> Are you pressing charges on me? >> No, he he doesn't have a choice. In the state of Ohio, domestic violence is somebody's getting arrested, so he's got injuries on him. We can't just walk away from it. State of Ohio says we cannot. It is a mandatory arrest. >> I don't have anyone that can get me out. Well >> Well, there's no bond on domestic violence anyways. You have to go in front of a judge. >> Thinking her 16-week pregnancy was a get-out-of-jail-free card, [music] she was utterly blindsided when the police treated her like any other violent offender. >> You want to take her or do you want me to and I'll go handle the other call you got stacked? I'm guessing you don't want me to try and go look at >> [laughter] >> Okay. >> My My blue phone is here. My other blue phone is here. >> Where's that at? >> He should know where it is. >> Okay. >> And she said that that doesn't have custody of him or he does. >> He does, but she can stay with >> Okay. So, she's I think they're fine. Okay. >> Um do you want me to cuff her in the front or >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um actually, yeah, you can cuff in the front, but I mean, you going to be fine. You're not going to be acting cool. Okay. >> [snorts] >> Where's her uh blue phone at? >> Like I said, he has injuries on him, so Um Hold on. Go ahead and uh place your hand right here for me. I'll apply >> All right. Yeah, that. >> Okay. It's just I have to for my safety. You know, here's his phone and I'm wanting to search his phone, okay? >> So, while you're looking for that, I'm going to give you a thing about this. Um you can't do that, all right? You guys aren't married, so that's not joint property. If she wanted, she could file charges on you for that. Smashing her phone out. All right. I mean, it's a it's a $1,000 iPhone, so you're looking at at least a higher-level misdemeanor. No. I know. Okay. No matter how upset you guys get, who you don't want her talking to you or whatever, you can't just get her out and smashing people's [ __ ] on. Okay. >> In the end, the young woman was hauled off to jail facing domestic violence charges, while her boyfriend was let off with a warning for property damage. Violence doesn't discriminate by gender, folks, and being pregnant or being a mother is never a license to abuse somebody else. But that little misstep is nothing compared to the pregnant woman pulling [music] out a taser coming up next. Now, an armed disturbance at a nightclub is nothing new, but a pregnant suspect throwing a tantrum with a taser, that is a rare sight. On July 7th, 2024, [music] Orlando police showed up at a nightclub to handle a disturbance. >> Okay. Listen. All right. Okay, listen. Listen. I'm trying to explain to you, and all of you are not even trying to listen. Okay? Hey, okay. We got a call. Same thing. I was trying to explain to you, and you're just freaking out. We're trying to tase you. You're You're You're not letting me explain though. Okay, I know, I know, but give me a second, okay? Okay. So, that's what we got, okay? Stop. We have to go on what we have first, okay? Give me a second. Give me a second. I'm trying to Okay. We got a call that said this, okay? We have to go on what we're called on, okay? >> Instead of accepting that she was acting inappropriately, this woman started looking for every excuse in the book to get out of the trouble she caused. >> Hold on a minute. I'll try to put your hands behind your back and >> I want to speak to tell my mom and then >> You tensed up. Therefore, that's why we put you on the ground. Because you tensed up the entire time and said no, no, no, no. >> it. I understand it. >> Okay, let me see your >> I was out here waiting for the lady with the waist trainer to bring me my belongings, my wallet and my shoes. They said I could wait for them. >> Right. But when we get here, wait, we got a call about somewhere. Well, sure, you're the only person wearing four. >> I already got escorted out. I got it. >> Because there's We've been called that you're threatening people with a taser. >> threaten anybody. Can you ask the witnesses? The >> It doesn't matter. You're still a chain upon my arrival. I grabbed you. When I grabbed you, you >> Malaya, please get my phone and call my mom. >> What's going on? >> THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. IT'S NOT A >> YOU'RE arguing >> I'm here with you, sir. So, I >> Well, that's the >> Excuse me, officer. Excuse me, officer. >> Yep. I I have to >> I'm asking why do you Why am I going to jail, though? >> For resisting a law enforcement >> I didn't resist, sir. You know I didn't resist. >> Okay, ma'am. >> Uh fire's coming back out for her. >> Okay, so we'll just >> We're here and I'll play a little bit. >> Well, can I ask you, please? All drugs is out here. >> Sure, we can do that. >> I didn't resist you, sir. And I'm sorry if you felt that. I apologize. I honestly was waiting on >> It's not that it's not that it's not that one. Ma'am, I have nothing against you. I'm just letting you know when you also go to grab you, there's a reason I go to grab you. >> bang on I said I'm going to you. >> You walked away from me and then that's for That's why someone else grabbed you and we had to [ __ ] grab you. And while we're trying While we're trying to handcuff you, you're still fighting. >> I was sitting on the ground. I have a rod right here to tell >> Do you see how my right arm is in? >> The security guard is for you. Hey, it's all right, I'm going to get you a security guard. >> Do you see how my right arm is bent? I have a rod in the snatch away from you. I had said here. >> It was your left arm, by the way. I I had your left arm. And your left arm, you were still tensing up the entire time. It So, regardless, you You can go to jail for It's just resisting an officer. >> I don't live here, so I can't speak to you all the whole time. >> Yeah, you're right. >> I I I can't find a cab on my way home. >> No matter the excuse, showing up drunk at a bar while pregnant is simply reckless. Plain and simple, she just wanted to avoid taking any responsibility. >> Um I got a piece of glass in my arm, and when he bent me, the glass slid in my arm. Like I don't think they were He feels like I was resisting, sir. I don't resist, officer. You can check me. >> He doesn't care about the resisting. He just wants to know >> I have glass in my arm. >> All right, show your arm. >> Huh? >> Gaver. >> I have glass in my arm. And it was And when he bent me, the glass slid in my arm. I got a hole I got a whole metal rod in my arm. Why he said I was resisting? >> Yeah, there is something in your arm, but >> I know what's in my arm. I know what's in my arm. I have glass in my arm from my car accident. And when he bent me, it slid up. I felt it, and it's starting to crawl. I know what's in my I will like to, yeah, if I have to. >> Ma'am, let's just go ahead and get it over with. >> just don't I want to go to jail. Just take me to jail. I want to get bailed out. Can I bail myself out of jail? Can I please get my I need her home to do so. That is weird that I can't use my phone. >> So, what What do you So, do you want to go to a hospital or not? >> No, I just want y'all to take me to jail. I want my wallet and my phone. >> All right. All right. >> Yeah. This is Madelyn Stanton. >> We're going to walk back to my car now, okay? >> Mhm. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. In fact, we're going to walk back. Sorry. >> But do you see how I'm not pulling away from you? >> I know. That would have been great if you didn't get up. >> I did not pull over. I can't leave. >> I'm on this trip. So, this lady >> So, what do you have? >> Um >> Misdemeanor or felony? >> Misdemeanor. >> Okay. So, call me when your charging out the paperwork is done so that I can read it over cuz I'm supposed to look it over and approve that. Um so, if it's a misdemeanor and you send it through, I won't get a email so you got to call me. I'll read it over. I'll say good to go and then um >> I understand that. >> Thinking she could get away with it by making up a story about a piece of broken glass. Ironically, the very person who staged the whole act was the one screaming to go home. >> We are at the hospital. It's I understand, but you're you're claiming something that has to get medically checked out. He She told me directly to come here. Wait, that's not your option. You can tell that to the hospital, but until then we need discharge paperwork cuz you're claiming something happened. I don't want Okay, ma'am. No, ma'am. You said you have a rod. You said you have a rod in your arm that slipped. Therefore, we need you Okay. So, therefore, you need discharge paperwork. So, I'll make sure to tell that to the hospital. If >> not being nasty. >> I don't want to be at no event. I don't want to be here. I've been taking medicine for me. >> Just for documentary purposes, I'm only waiting for my partner to get here so that way we can >> I don't want to be here. >> It's only a $500 bond. So, whatever that'll be. I don't know if it's I don't I think it might be less. I think it's might be 250. I think the minimum's 250. So, I think you'll have to put up like 250 or something like that. What's that? I understand. If you want, I can let I can let you make a phone call once we get there. Ma'am? I'm sorry. If you want, I'll let you make a phone call. >> In the end, the woman was arrested and taken to jail on the charge of resisting an officer without violence. The charge was later dropped in court. But it doesn't end there. The shameless look coming up next is absolutely [music] going to make your blood boil. Trying to hide from the law by planting yourself in front of a convenience store slot machine is just a bad move. On July 14th, 2025, police finally caught up with this pair of thieves and fraudsters. Let's watch how their ridiculous little invisibility act comes crashing down. >> Ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. I'm going to walk this way. What? Where is this you were talking to? >> Let me check this. >> I'm going to walk out to my car. >> I'm pregnant, though. >> Okay, that doesn't change anything. >> What? >> Central, we also have the other male, Richie. I'll give you a name in just a moment. >> [clears throat] >> Is this your bag? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Bring that with us, okay? >> All right. But we've already talked to somebody about this whole thing. Okay, y'all got warrants. Yes, sir. Okay, you got more foil on you? Is there anything that's going to poke me in here? Okay, you got any anything on you right now? Okay. Did you smoke them all? Where did they go then? Okay. Did you see the bong? >> All right, we're going to take a right to my vehicle over here. So, I'm going to call Detective Freeland. I think he's Got you. Well, it sounds like maybe y'all did it and he went ahead and signed the warrants. >> He said he had he was in court. >> Got [clears throat] you. That's just what it says on our side and they told us if we had contact to reach out to him. So, we're going to do that while we're here, okay? >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, well, there's still active warrants, so either way that's not changing anything, but I mean, he might want to talk to y'all before y'all go to the jail. I'm not sure what what info he has. I'm not clear on any of it. I just know that y'all I saw on your And we got tin foil over here, so. All right, Peyton, look. Be be be real with me. >> I don't have anything on me. >> Okay, cuz I see the I see the pipe and stuff like that. If you go to the jail and it's on you, it's going to be a felony, okay? All right. All right, give me just a minute, okay? >> And like um handcuff me though cuz I'm pregnant. When I got arrested last time they said >> So, if you're like super pregnant where like you can't I mean, it doesn't seem to be affecting you though. Is it affecting your breathing? >> Yeah, my chest is hurting and I feel a lot of >> All right, well, give me just a second and I'll put this and I'll put it in the front, okay? >> She's only 25, but she already looks like she's been through the ringer. And yet, she's still naive enough to think that baby bump is her golden ticket out of trouble. >> People have been posting that she runs a cleaning business and they've been breaking into people's houses and stealing stuff and Claire, my sister babysat her kid and she wouldn't pay my sister. So, I told my sister she couldn't keep her anymore. >> Hey, it's all like thousands of dollars. >> It's really hot. >> Yeah, hold on. Go and step out there and I'll put them in the front, okay? >> This one was for the cleaning. >> Do what, baby? >> This one was for the cleaning. >> What, the cleaning or what? >> I heard you say I didn't know about the cleaning stuff. >> Yeah, so I know but I have no idea what it's for. So, that's why I'm having that detective reach out cuz I have no idea. >> We were supposed to talk with him today and Richie said that he said he had got called into court or something. >> So, I don't know. Take a seat for me and then I'll turn on that. >> They got to be more tired than you have before. >> You think so? No, I just got two fingers in there. I'll send it two clicks for you. All right, give me a second. [clears throat] I'm going to turn that up for you. Um and I'll Yeah, I'll Is there a All right, before I go to you, let me know when I'll see. Okay. All right, yeah. >> [clears throat] >> Um can you crank up the AC if that changes anything? Yeah, it's not very good ventilation back here, so. >> Are you going to be able to bring my phone in so I can pull numbers out of it? >> Yeah, where is it at? >> It's in the bag. >> Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, when when you go in there, so what they'll do is they'll get your phone and they'll get let you get all your contacts. You just can't make any calls or texts. Yeah, something like that. >> Is he for sure going to bring us back or are you going to find out? >> No, so y'all have y'all have There's warrants, so like you're going to jail regardless, unfortunately. Um I said I don't know >> to be going to rehab tomorrow. >> All right. Where Where's Wren? >> She's with my mom right now. >> Okay, good. I made Richie make sure somebody had her was safe. >> All right. But um he said what's your heart? It is. It's all the way up. I'll try to crack this a little bit and see if that helps. All right, give me just a minute, all right? You turned it up all the way? >> Yeah. >> Meanwhile, her clueless partner in crime, Richard, seems to have left whatever brains he had sitting on the nightstand before he decided to take up a life of fraud. >> All right, um talk to Detective Freeland. He said that he's in court today um and he said he is taking account y'all's cooperation, but he'll have to talk to you guys tomorrow at your bond hearing. So I guess whatever info he's already got was enough for warrants. The DA said, you know, they got to go go ahead and go through with the warrants. >> I've already been cut loose. Like I was arrested and then was cut loose. So how is this >> Well, so >> supposed to be re-arrested? >> So I don't know what the situation was prior. What was it you just picked up on questioning? >> No, I was I was at the store >> Mhm. >> where I tried to cash check. They took me to the police department. I cooperated fully, told them everything that I knew, and gave them the information that they needed, and they cut me loose. >> So that's that doesn't like stop the charges if you're still involved in a crime. You see what I mean? >> Right, but I was giving my full cooperation. >> Yeah, so that that's up to I mean we can't just you can give cooperation, but it doesn't stop the fact that you committed a crime and still can get charged. >> Right. >> I've never been to jail before. Well, girl, you better stop with the tracks you own. You got this. You got a baby. You got two. If you're pregnant the way you say, I don't know. I don't know your situation, so but you say you're pregnant. You got You got >> there. >> You You got this. There There's nothing Look at that. Both of y'all. I've known y'all forever. Come on. You got this. It It >> Well, the other part of this, the person that I cooperated against is I think in court county. >> Y'all just make sure he cuz he's threatened him and like has punched him and like >> I I will mention it to the jailers. I don't know like I said I don't I don't know anything about this case. I don't know who it is, what it is. Um but we can talk to them when we get there if you tell them their names and what we'll see what they could do. To keep you at least away from him. But I don't think that's going to have any issues just because you're in there for the same charges. You see what I mean? So I don't think he's >> threatened him and said he's going to kill her if he sees him. >> Who is Who is it? >> His name They call him Black on the street but I think it's like Vincent Fleming. Yeah, last name Fleming. >> Okay. Yeah, I'll um do that. So just so so y'all are aware too, he did request to seize your cell phones so you won't have that. >> Can we just get our phone >> Um I'll I'll let you get your phone numbers out um but after that they will be going to the police department and as evidence, okay? >> Okay. >> So basically what So when we get out we won't be able to get them >> Mhm. They will be They will be seized. What What it sounds like he's going to do is probably get a search warrant for them. Um so you probably won't get them back for months. >> Well, why Why can't I just let him see my phone? >> That That is probably a possibility. Talk to him in the morning when you go up there and he might could do that. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right and then just because of what we found in the bags I I doing this just as a courtesy. It is an extra felony if you have any drugs on you, okay? Do you have any? >> No. >> Okay. It'd be better for one than when you get there to have two, okay? All right, we're going to go ahead and get y'all out of here um and head up to the jail, all right? >> Like are they going to get a charge for what was in there? >> I'm not charging y'all. It's just some tin foil and some straws but other people would so just be mindful. >> Expecting the royal VIP treatment, she gets a rude awakening when her actual destination turns out to be the county jail. But just when you think the show is over, wouldn't you know it this woman still has one more dirty little trick up her sleeve. >> And depending on what they say >> Huh? >> um I'll have to call um our supervisor >> And >> and see if they want us to go if say for instance they say they can't take you right now I'll call them and see if they want us to take you to the hospital to get her evaluated, and bring her back. Or if they say just release you for now and we'll pick you up at another time. So. Um forgery in the third and forgery in the fourth. >> Is there any way you could take me to my OB appointment because I haven't been feeling the baby kick? >> Mhm, unfortunately not. >> Why? Even if you took me when I wasn't with you? >> Mhm. So it just depend on if they say you're good, then >> The only reason I haven't went to the hospital because I don't have a ride. So if y'all could take me then >> I think the only argument with that would be we got you. Where were you at? >> I'm good. Can't you >> Oh, you were about to go sit down and play casinos. >> No, I wasn't. We just go in there and sit because we don't have anywhere. Our house is in Monroe. We don't have our car to get back to Monroe. >> Okay. >> I don't have any money. >> I was like, I'm not a nurse. I'm not a doctor. So if she feels you need to go, we would not take that lightly and we'd get you to the hospital. Well, if you're if you're saying right now that you there if they're refusing you because you're saying you need medical attention, we're going to go get you checked right now, not tomorrow. >> Oh, I know that. >> Yeah, you said if you want to get checked tomorrow. >> but I'm saying like I'd be willing to get checked and come back here. >> And then you can turn yourself in if you want, but >> Okay. So y'all be you are confirmed to the hospital? >> Yeah, I can take you there. >> I I didn't know that for >> Yeah, I can take you up there. I'm just I can't No, I'm saying I can't like sit with you up there like you know what I mean? >> Yeah, I thought you were saying >> With an award-winning performance at the 11th hour, Payton somehow managed to manipulate the loopholes in the system. She waltzed right out of that jail parking lot, got those cuffs taken off, and strolled on home like an upstanding citizen coming back from the grocery store. Naturally, her man is none too pleased about having to face the music all by himself. When entitlement meets the law, a baby bump is never an excuse. If you enjoyed this reality check, hit subscribe, drop your thoughts below, and let's keep breaking down these wild encounters together.