I was trying to come home. >> I thought you were going to your boyfriend's house, >> which is right next to my mom's house. You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You're about to meet grown adults trapped in spoiled kid mode, trained to win by raising their voices. >> You step out. I'm not going to step out. What the is wrong with you dumbass people, bro? I have the right to save us. >> Give them one minute of not getting their way and they'll turn something small into a full-blown mess on camera. You're not going to GET ME OUT. YOU SUCK at this. >> Stick around till the end because when the law says that's enough, nobody can save that ego anymore. On October 31st, 2025 in Ohio, police were called out for what seemed like a small road rage [music] dispute. But when one woman decided she had the right to judge the situation and pushed her reaction way past the line, everything spiraled in a direction nobody saw coming. >> We have EMS responding. >> Whatever she sprayed is that all over my glasses, burning my face, my mouth. >> Hold on. Did it come out of a bottle or >> squirt gun? It looked like >> a squirt gun. Okay. Were they like dressed up? And >> she Yeah, she was wearing weird clothes >> like a Halloween costume. >> Yeah. I don't know if anybody else was with her. I only saw her. But she she apparently following and screaming at my friend. So she said, "Hey, this >> No, my friend." She said, "Hey, there's somebody screaming and want they're pointing a gun at me. I'll be there in a minute." I said, "I'll be out front." >> Okay. >> So I I was standing on the porch standing out of it. My friend pulled up. The lady came out of the street. you and then turned around and came back and she stopped here and kept screaming at her. >> So my friend was filming it. So I walked over calmly and I said, "Ma'am, I started I said, "Ma'am, you need to relax. Stop screaming at people." I said, "Road rage is a bad idea." She started shooting me in the face with a squirt gun. I flipped a cigarette at her and ran. Well, I didn't run. I ran around back and called 911 and gave the player. >> So it also happened to your neighbor. >> I understand. But did the did the uh suspect also shoot your neighbor? No, my friend. She went up like with the to try to film it. She started shooting at her. Her face burn. I'm lucky. >> So she So he sprayed her. You first. >> She was at her. >> Okay. So she was out here. >> My friend came here, >> right? >> Got out of her car with her dog and was walking towards there. This lady pulled in. Well, she went by her cuz I saw it. She said it was I said the white SUV. She said, "Yeah." A minute later, she pulled him down the road yelling out. And then she turned around, came back and stopped and sitting at the window. She kept giving the finger and pointing pointing. Then she put the window down and started screaming. So that's when I came out of the porch. I literally calmly walked up to I said, "Ma'am, you need to stop screaming. You need to just move along." You said, "Ma'am, road rage is a bad idea." I started squirting it into my face. I was probably this far from the window. So I just squirting it. I >> flicked my cigarette and took off behind the [laughter] car and called 911. Pretty serious. >> So yeah. Yeah. And um yeah, it helps that we already have them. >> I don't know if it's assault, if it's battery, if it's attempt, I don't know. BUT >> IT'S DEFINITELY BATTERY >> BECAUSE SHE SHOT YOU with it. >> And with what's appeared to be a gun point looked like a gun at me and fired it. >> When you say when you say appeared to look like a gun, was it like black in color? What color was >> I think it was red. >> Red. >> Watch how the suspect reacts. Instead of stopping where the contact happened, she chooses to follow and chase. That decision screams control issues. With that, I'm entitled mindset. A simple fender scrape stops being an accident. It becomes a personal insult. And the fallout doesn't land on just one person. >> Okay, just quickly go through what happened today from start to end. >> I was driving I was driving here from my house. Um, traffic's already bad. I mean, the traffic's been bad since today. Just um she uh I don't know. She she tried cutting me off or she did cut me off but uh uh she was following me. I have a recording she was threatening me. Um she tried running me off the road. She did I think at one point run me off the road at the at an intersection at the lights back here. Um, I I got to my destination and [snorts] she drove past and then she came back and she was trying to threaten to get out like to fight me. So, I approached her vehicle and she squirted she sprayed something at me with like a like a squirt gun. Was she saying anything to you when this happened about why or? >> Uh, yeah, she was calling me. She was calling me a math ad. She was um she was uh she was threatening to fight me. She wanted to fight me. She uh I mean it's in the recording. >> Wish the ad change or delete anything from the statement you just given me? >> Uh no. No. That's the best of my knowledge. That's what happened. I mean I I just I I don't understand how why So, it is going to hurt for a little bit. Okay. Make sure you're facing the air. >> Okay. So, face. >> No. Face to face towards me. You got to face towards the air cuz that's what's going to help open all your pores and try to get everything out faster. Okay. Warm >> 1458. >> Dish soap kind of water like baby soap. A little bit, not a lot. Okay. And that will help. Okay, just don't don't just breathe. >> Oh, yeah. It's just it's on top of everything else. That's all. >> Just breathe. >> The damage doesn't end with a burning sting to someone's face. A second victim is left fighting panic, shortness of breath, and the risk of the burn spreading if it's handled the wrong way. At the same time, thanks to the initial description, another unit spots and stops the suspect, who immediately slips into main character mode with a confidence that looks very carefully put together. So, she I went early, she clipped my car as we were driving. She got into a turn lane to cut me off and clipped the car. So, I wanted to pull over and get her information cuz she wouldn't pull over. So, I did. I followed her to where she pulled in and I said, "You clipped my car." I said, "I need your information." And she said her to her dog, Dozer, to get up here, did this to my car and had the dog jump up here, and then she was leaning into my car. So, I got her father walked up to my car and said to get the out of here before he takes care of me. And then she started kicking the side of the car. >> Get to get his gun. So, I pulled out from that area. So, who's the other? Who's this girl? Is it the girl that supposedly sideswiped you? >> The girl. She was back here. I felt what felt like she hit the side of the vehicle because she literally got into a turn lane that she should not have been on. >> Yeah. >> Oh, and she literally swiped me out of the road to where I almost hit another car. >> So, I thought she hit the car. I wanted to get her information cuz I thought we had touched because she did. She p she got so super close. either my car shook from me having to hit my brakes. >> So, where where were you at when he she allegedly hit the car? Like, were you driving? >> Right by um right by McDonald's. We were coming up in that area right by Key agency. >> Key was on Beach Road. >> Mhm. >> So, not Beach Road, but coming from Venice. I'm coming from where? >> So, coming from Venice down 776. So, that's passing Beach Road. That's Beach Road. >> Passing Beach Road. I wasn't on Beach Road. >> Okay. >> And you felt was she? I thought that she hit the car. So, I wanted to get information cuz I wasn't going to just let her get away with it if she did. This is my mom's car. My car is getting the brakes worked on. So, my mom let me use her car to take it to work today. >> You saw her information and as soon as I did, she walked up to my passenger side cuz I had the passenger window down. She said, "Dozer, get in here. Dozer, attack." So, I grabbed my pepper spray and then she got leaned into my window telling the dog to attack to get into my car. Her dad walked up because he heard the commotion and he said, "You need to get out of here before I take care of you." >> She claims she left because she was scared, but she's the one who lunged toward the car [music] window, screamed, and tailed the victim all the way home for payback. In her inner world, she's always the victim. And to control the listener, she pulls out the sharpest tool manipulators use. Tiny details that seem harmless until you realize they're meant to steer the story. >> Because I wasn't about to get shot over somebody sideswiping my mom's car or what I thought she had done because she got super close. Like I said, >> so in the future in the event of anything like that happening again, don't don't approach like that. >> Yeah. Go up the street, get their tag information, and let us know. Just call us and let us know what happened. Okay. Trust me, I grew up. >> I got nervous like because he started. >> Trust me, I grew up in this town, too. I know it's like that's why we're here. That's why you call us. A rundown of this incident from beginning to end. >> Please be specific. Take your time. >> Starting at the beginning, so it's probably roughly around anywhere between about 4:30 to 4:40 in that time period. I was coming southbound >> um from Venice um and coming back over to I was on my way to go meet my friend to go ahead and make uh cupcakes for Halloween. and my mom was gonna pick up my daughter from me from daycare and drop her off over there and everything later. >> Okay. >> So, as I was driving, I was just driving going down the road. I had a female who came up on the side in a turn lane and basically veer over in front of me where I thought she had clipped the front of my mom's car. Either I had to hit my brake so hard it made my car shake. >> So, what made you think she What made you think she clipped it? What? Did you feel anything? >> I felt what felt like a douche. Not like a big one, but made contact. some form of impact. >> I thought there was some form of contact, some sort of impact that happened. So, I told her to pull over. She refused to pull over. She got out her phone, recorded me the entire time. I kept telling her to pull over, pull over. She flicked me off. I flicked her off. We had road rage, little incident going back and forth. I did follow her to her residence where she pulled in and to where I went down two driveways down, pulled around and everything cuz it was right there as you come off the turn. I didn't want the car to get hit. So, I went ahead. I turned two uh driveways down. I pulled in, turned out, pulled up to where she was at her stop. And I said, "You were you hit my car. You wanted to fight me." I said, "So, so >> it sounds unreal, but yes." She's dressed in an over-the-top Halloween outfit while driving around acting hotheaded. That actually happened. Then she tries to scrape together evidence that her personal space was violated, hoping to spin her own assault into something that sounds justified. >> So she leaned. >> She did. She leaned in all the way from chest. Like her her boobs were in my car. Like she it was under the window seal was under. >> So the fair to say that the entire top half of her torso was in the car. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Right. So what happened >> from here up was all inside my passenger side. >> Okay. >> And as she did that, she got out from that vehicle. She was doing this like ah and that's when her dad was her dad was right here at my car cuz she was right here and her dad was right here and he went like this to start yelling at me >> as well. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And from that incident with doing that then her dad he ran off back to the side and started taking pictures and doing all of that. She continued to tell the dog to attack me and then that's when I drove off. I her dad I could also hear him saying that he was going to go ahead and take care of this and he take care of me. So with those types of forms of words being said drove off. >> So he said that after they both have been narcan. >> Yes. >> Okay. So he said that after both have been narcan and you were already on your like making an attempt to drive away from >> to make attempt to drive away statement that we have not talked about on the sword statement that we want to talk about. >> Nope. We talked about everything that was discussed. >> Talked about everything. So there's nothing else that's pertinent to this incident or anything. Everything in detail has been discussed. >> Everything in detail has been discussed. >> All right. So we're going to put your hands behind your back. You're going to be under arrest for battery times, too. All right. Put your hands together like you're praying. All right. >> Palms together. Palms together. Nope. There you go. Perfect. >> You tight? >> Nope. You're bad. Do >> you have anything in your bag right here? >> I have lollipops and a gift card. >> I'm just going to Okay. >> No. >> Too tight? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> Can I roll the window off to the car? >> We'll take care of it. >> Yeah, we got that for you. >> In the end, the suspect is taken to jail with a lollipop in hand, a prior record, and two assault charges involving a burning liquid. If convicted, penalties could reach $2,000 along with up to 6 months of probation and as much as 50 hours of community service. What do you think about the officer's patience in this situation? Drop your thoughts in the comments. And just when the road tension fades, the story turns straight into the stubborn stare of a 16-year-old girl. On September 14th, 2023 in New Mexico, police were called to a high school after a fight broke out between two students. And when emotions override common sense and someone starts believing their age gives them a free pass to cross legal lines, the situation reveals problems that run a lot deeper. >> This is what's going to happen. Like I said, I'm Corp, by the way. I'm sure you remember me or not. >> So, me and Corp Fles were the school resource officers at the high school. >> Yeah. >> So, we got report that there was a fight. Um they by the time we got there they were separated. >> Yeah. >> So both Alex and the other person the other person was 18. They're an adult. So they're handled differently but they're going to be something's going to happen with them as well. >> Yeah. >> So Alex, [clears throat] she's being char with battery against the school personnel, two counts, um public aff. And right now, Alex, you're lucky because they're full. If they weren't full, you would be going [clears throat] to jail right now. >> Day with the fight. >> I'm sorry. >> Um, we were sitting at lunch. Everything was fine. And um, he started throwing food. Like they were like throwing food like oranges over the building and stuff. >> And >> who started throwing food? >> Alex. >> So >> Alex is a girl. >> A boy. I don't know. It's confusing. >> Transgender. >> Yeah. There we go. That's simple. So, you know, like coming down from the main building, it goes towards the cafeteria. You know what I mean? We were all sitting right there at the table and the tables over the wall or whatever the hell it is. He went and started throwing oranges. So, I guess they thought we threw the oranges at him. So, they went and choked them back at us and almost hit me and my friend. So, we went and told him something like we we weren't trying to hit you. Like, we weren't even throwing crap at you. So, like, sorry. like it was him who did it and they said, "Okay." >> Your friend was throwing stuff at >> No, Alex was me and Alex were Brian. So all this >> trying to make himself look bigger I guess or whatever like and then that's when like I pushed him back >> and then that's when he went straight for right here and then he went for my hair and then that's when I hit him back. >> When you say you pushed him you went you said when you say you went for right here like what do you mean went for right here? >> Like he went clogged me in the face like cuz all right here they said it was red. I don't know if it's still red or not. and he went called me in the face. He grabbed a hold of my hair. Like he kind of had me like >> It starts with something small, a reminder, but her anger goes off the rails and the suspect turns on her own peers, then even the school security staff. Instead of calling it violence, she insists she was just freaking out. In a Bratz world, there's no such thing as aggression, only reacting to an injustice they've basically written in their own head. >> So, what happened exactly? Uh we just finished. I was coming down the hill. I saw a group of students hanging out right there by the west side. Then I saw Mia and another student. They were confrontational verbal. I let Lonnie know. I said, "Lonnie," cuz he was busy with some other students. I said, "Hey, we got a situation where Dr. [clears throat] was walking down and I passed out where you got to go." And right in the moment, they both engage. When I separate them, separate me and the other one. Mia turned around and hit a couple on me. So they were both were >> they were both they they were engaged and I separated and then Lonnie came separate the other one and got me on the side >> kids too you guys were victims matter school personnel I have to ask you all do you all want to prosecute >> I'm going to visit with Mr. on this. She found a special needs and I know what she goes on and she blows up all the time, but somewhere >> they there has to come some, you know, turn the light on for them or something and the parent, hey, this is what you're dealing with. >> And sometimes it could be somebody else. Yep. >> It could be a >> I'll talk to her quick too and then um after I'm done talking to her, I guess if you want to talk to Dr. later about this and just let me know >> and then we'll go from there >> cuz it's a whole >> special needs this whole but you regardless though you guys >> you guys are the victims regardless of >> and then after that we broke her up she still got confrontational I said you need to stop she said I won't hit you again I said no you won't >> she said that to you >> yeah in the front right there and then finally then she then she came and held her again she started kicking cuz she just >> you try to >> All right Mia or Alex I'm sorry stand up you're making me anxiety I don't need No freaking officers in here. >> We We have to We're just working. >> No, I don't need you guys in here. You're making me get anxiety. >> We can't. >> I'm scared, y'all. No. I don't freaking need y'all in here. Y'all making me get anxiety. >> We can't leave. >> Still, I don't care. I don't want you all in here. Y'all making me anxiety. >> Y'all making me have anxiety. Y'all need to get that through your head. I'm getting anxiety from them. >> They're about to detain you. They're going to put the cuffs on you. >> For what? You can't You're not going to take me to jail. That's up. >> They can't. No, you're not. And they have to. The moment she realizes she's losing control, she pivots to talking about anxiety. She seems to believe that if she's stressed enough, nobody can cuff her. What's really happening is a test. She's pushing to see how far the police will bend if she plays the overwhelmed card enough. >> Honest. I'll be straight up with you. Okay? >> So, we can you can either be cool, calm, collected, put the handcuffs on you, or we're going to have to go hands-on, which means we have to >> grab you and force you. I don't want to do that. >> We don't want to do that. Those are your only options. Going with y'all. We're not asking you. You have to. >> No. >> Okay. No. >> So, I I want to ask you one more time. Okay. >> I'M NOT GOING WITH Y'ALL. RIGHT. HAVE MY MOM TAKE ME AND NOT freaking get y'all. >> That's not how it works. >> Yes. You're not TAKING ME. >> I DON'T NEED TO GO WITH Y'ALL. DANIELLE, STOP BEING LET ME GO WITH Y'ALL. I DON'T WANT TO GO WITH Y'ALL. >> YOU HAVE TO GO. >> I DON'T WANT TO MEET YOU THERE. >> NO. >> WHAT THE DID I DO? >> I didn't do [ __ ] [laughter] >> All the trouble. >> NO. WHAT DID I DO? WHAT DID I DO? >> GOT IN A FIGHT. >> STUPID. THAT'S NOT ME. YOU SHOULD GO take her to jail. >> IT'S BOTH Y'ALL. >> NO, IT'S NOT ME. >> NO, IT WASN'T. I HAVE THE RIGHT TO SAY THAT you beat the out of me. >> No, that's not how it is. >> Yes, because y'all be trying to take me to jail. No reason. >> You have to go to jail. >> No, I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL. >> WE HAVE TO GO WITH US. >> Y'ALL TRYING to take me to jail? NO. I'M TOO YOUNG. I'M TOO YOUNG TO GO TO JAIL. Y'ALL NEED TO UNDERSTAND. I'M AT Y'ALL'S AGE. LET ME LET ME >> NO, I'm not going to tell. No, just not. >> Okay, just >> yesterday or last year. You did not. >> You did not do it. I knew y'all yesterday last year. And I know y'all did not do it. Don't even lie. >> New policy started in December of last year. >> No, y'all didn't. I knew it. No, y'all didn't. >> No, y'all didn't. If I knew, y'all would have been with him already. And I didn't. I was with my mom. My mom got me. >> Alex. Hey, just just look at me real quick. Okay. >> I cannot be with y'all. >> I know. Take a breath. So >> what? Oh my god, bro. >> Take a breath. I'm I'm trying to explain it to you, okay? And you have to come with us and your your your parent or guardian can pick you up from the police department. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO GO TO THE POLICE. NO, >> ALEX, you're >> I don't want to go to the police. >> Yeah. Okay, hear me out, Alex. Okay. >> Oh my god. I don't want to go to the police. >> Listen, >> I'm not welcome there. That's not for me. >> It's It's going to be with >> Now we're watching the collapse of a power fantasy. She truly thinks her age is a shield from criminal consequences. The repeated demands to call my mom instead of dealing with officers show a straightup psychological backslide. When she can't control the narrative anymore, the conflict flares again. Especially when Alex stubbornly refuses to let go of the backpack. >> You refuse to go with us. Now we're going to have to charge you with another crime, WHICH >> Y'ALL CAN THAT'S NOT A CRIME. That's not a crime. >> Straight up. No, it's not a crime. >> I'm resisting. >> It's not a crime. No, it ain't. No, it ain't. No, it ain't. No, it ain't. >> Okay. So, it I'm going give you one last chance and then we're going to do it. Okay. >> So, can you please take off your backpack? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm not taking my shoes off. No. >> No. >> This is my [ __ ] STOP. [screaming] >> NO. STOP. DON'T TOUCH ME. PLEASE. NO. [ __ ] GOD. NO. PLEASE. I'M SORRY. NO. [screaming] NO. NO. STOP. PLEASE. OH, YOU'RE HURTING ME. Stay on me. [screaming] [screaming] Alex, >> no. Wait, I didn't put on my pants. What the >> You're good. You're good. >> What the >> WHAT THE HEY, YOU'RE my arm. Can you pause? >> Listen, >> this is uncomfortable. Please. >> Give me a different hand. Let me grab me a different way, PLEASE. MAYBE A DIFFERENT WAY. Maybe a different way. Listen. >> Listen. >> Take your I can't. [screaming] Here we go. >> I can't. >> No. Don't Don't unwrap those. >> Hey. Oh, we'll put it back. >> No, I can't. Leave it. >> No. No. >> Can you just unwrap it? >> No. We We >> Because we don't want >> I don't need it. I promise. I'll stay with y'all. >> I I know you will. >> Well, can you stay? >> It's going to make it more comfortable for me. >> I don't need it. No, it's not comfortable >> without the backpack. Oh, it's >> making me stressed out. You're making me get sick. I can't breathe. [laughter] I got to breathe. >> I can't breathe, bro. >> You're brea Do you have asthma? >> Yeah. Yes. I don't have >> your inhaler. >> I don't have an inhaler. I don't have one. >> Okay. >> I only have one. I'm not I don't have like >> As soon as we get get you to the PD, then we're going to release you. Okay. And then you can go with mama. Help me. >> When the I'm a minor privilege angle stops working, Alex levels up into another form of manipulation, weaponizing weakness. Even while she's still screaming at full volume and fighting hard, the symptoms she's performing rarely match true acute breathing distress. This is a lastditch move to create legal risk pressure on officers, hoping they'll back off so they don't get blamed if she can't breathe. >> All right, drop it down. There you go. Perfect. Okay. All right. All right. It's going to be a lot. >> Hold on. Let me let me lock this up. Okay. So they don't get any tighter. >> Where's my backpack going? >> I got Yeah, we're we're going to put it back there. >> Turn it that way. That way it doesn't hurt you. Okay. >> Stand from me, please. >> Huh? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Nothing's going to poke, cut, or stab in your pockets. >> Ow. >> I have to. Can you spread your feet for me, please? >> Alex. Alex. >> No. Leave me alone. >> Leave me alone. >> Stand here for me. >> No. >> Alex, you have to. >> No. I got to check you. >> No, please. >> Alex, you just go check IT. >> OH, PLEASE. >> STOP. >> Get in the car SO WE CAN >> I'M TRYING TO GIVE YOU MY PHONE. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> WE CAN HAVE it whenever YOU GET >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> It's in your backpack. >> Give me my phone. >> In your backpack. >> Stop. >> Alex, we have to check you first, girl. >> No. >> HEY, STOP. >> ALEX, PLEASE STOP. >> ALEX, PLEASE STOP. >> NO. Can y'all stop? >> Hey, we we're trying to >> We JUST NEED THE KEY. THE KEY. ALEX, >> STOP. KEEP GOING. STOP. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. PERFECT. >> WE HAVE TO CHECK YOU, ALEX. >> NO. >> WE HAVE TO STOP. IT'S UNCOMFORTABLE. >> ALEX, >> put me down. >> We have to do. >> PUT ME DOWN NOW. >> What's in your pocket? >> Where's Alex? Look at me. >> I need to talk to one of you, please. >> Listen. >> Leave me alone. Take me off, please. >> Okay. I need to talk to one of the officers. Not you. >> Okay. Talk to I go. I promise. >> Okay. Let me go. I got >> What? What's wrong? >> We just want I just We need to make sure that you're not going to hurt us or you're >> Oh, it's hurting me. >> But look, those aren't coming off. What's in your pocket? >> Tell me what's in your pocket that you don't want us to see. >> Just be real with us. If it's a If it's like a vape, I don't care. Okay. You can't I'm not going to charge you with that. That's it. >> Okay. I'm going to get it. Okay. I don't like cops >> and I understand. But I want you to understand, we're not doing anything to try to hurt you. >> I promise I don't have no weapons. >> Okay. No, I believe you. Go ahead and sit down for me. Let's do that. >> Okay. You got it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I told you we're we're not bad guys. I promise. I know it sucks, but we got to do what we got to do. Okay. >> In the end, she's taken to juvenile detention and faces charges, two counts of assault on school staff, disorderly conduct, and resisting law enforcement. After court, the juvenile outcome is one year of home confinement, two years of probation, and 50 hours of community service. And maybe after spending a year locked up inside her own home, Alex will finally learn this. Personal freedom always ends right where the law begins. From childish stubbornness to alcohol clouding judgment, that belief, I'm above the rules, doesn't stop here. On October 17th, 2021, police clocked a vehicle speeding down the road. But when they stepped up to the window, they weren't just dealing with signs of intoxication. They were facing a nursing student who believed personal tragedy should grant her a pass above the law. >> Good. >> Good. >> A lighter. >> Why would I have a lighter? >> You're an officer. >> Okay. So, why are we speeding? Well, >> have we had anything to drink today? >> No. >> No. You >> our axe just left us. He's actually like in route. >> Huh? >> Our axe boyfriend. >> Okay. Your axe? >> Kind of. >> So, how much have we had to drink today? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. So, why are we speeding? I'm doing 45 and you're coming up on me like I'm standing still in a 35 mph zone. You have your ID on you? >> Of course I do. Do you want my passport or which one do you want? >> No attitude. Quinn, actually >> I don't care who you're calling. Come on. >> Don't touch my phone. >> I'm I'm going to yank it out and I'm going yank you out if you don't come out on your own. Just don't >> give me my [ __ ] >> Let's go. >> Record him. >> Record him. >> I got it. >> This side. She's refusing to come out. I'm >> not refusing anything. >> Give me the cigarette. >> No, I want to smoke a cigarette. I'm fine. >> I'm actually put the cigarette down. >> Can I please? >> No. Put the cigarette down. >> Please. >> Ma'am, you need to listen to him. >> Let's go. >> Please. >> All right. Watch out. >> Please. Over here. >> We're going to close the door. >> Listen, ma'am. We're going over here. All right. go with that. I'm going to stay here. Come on. Let's go. Come on. [snorts] >> The encounter doesn't begin with remorse. It starts with demands. By asking the officer to run errands for her, the suspect tries to shrink law enforcement into customer service. When she's finally told to step out of the car, she instantly switches gears, leaning hard on personal hardship as a ready-made excuse. Right above your get shot. Actually, cops get shot, which sucks. All right. So, have we had anything to drink today? >> No. >> No. So, why are you slurring? >> Why am I slurring? Because our my boyfriend actually jumped out of the car about 20 miles back. So if I'm a little bit upset and I'm also in school for nursing schooling a child at the time and my ax took three of my kids to Chicago to Florida deal. >> Good for you. Go ahead. You can actually verify all that passport onway cards actually in my uh condom. boyfriend and never jumped out of the car. We might have been. >> All right. Do me a favor. Take your head off for me. >> All right. Come on up over here. So, we're out of the road. All right. So, like I told you, my walk uh when I drove up, you drove up on me like I was standing still >> talking to you inside the car. You got slurred speech. >> I don't have slur speech. You have to understand. and everything that I've been through and three of my kids are in Chicago because my ex took them and we have therapy. We actually have >> Well, I'm not I'm not here for that. >> You know what? >> Have we had anything to drink? >> No worries. No worries. That's not your problem. Nope. It's not. >> So, do me a favor. Go ahead and put your hands at your sides. >> Do you want me to do a freaking backflip? I'll do that for you. >> All right. So, with your eyes and eyes only, what you're going to do is you're going to keep an eye on this blue light. All right. Yeah. >> So, hands at your sides. >> She truly believes her pain gives her immunity from social rules. Being in nursing school becomes part of that entitlement fantasy that people training to save lives shouldn't be treated like everyone else. That illusion cracks the moment officers suggest a sobriety test. >> So, how much have we had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. I actually have actually I have my prescription with my contacts if you want to go check it out >> cuz that's actually a written doctor's note. So if you want to sit there, we can play that game. >> All right. So where are we coming from? >> Where am I coming from? Thank you. >> Aunt's house in Key West. >> She's a doctor. >> We're going to go ahead and play this game. All right. So based on your driving pattern, well not really. I didn't really have job impact but just based on your Okay, good. I DON'T CARE ABOUT YOUR boyfriend right now based on your third speech. I'm thinking you're under the influence of alcohol with you. >> Good. I think you're under the influence of alcohol. Do you want to participate in a field sobriety exercises? >> No, I don't have to. Sorry. Chicago taught me better. >> So, she is registered owner not valid tag and a um business purposes only. Do you want to take care of people that are robbing people? >> People that are driving me drunk on my roads. >> Shooting up houses out here, robbing people. You want to take care of those people? >> I'm taking care of people that are driving uh driving crazy right now. >> You'reing making up your own story at this point. >> Okay. So, do you want to participate in the fuel soriety exercises? >> I asked you for a letter. I would have cooperated with you. You have no idea what the hell. >> Okay. I'm not here for what's going on. >> Last 25 minutes. You want to sit there and say, "I've been drinking." I will sit there and do handstands. >> I don't care about your handstands. Do you want to do Do you want to do field sobriety exercises? Yes. >> Do a fault soiety that you can't evening pass. >> Okay. So, do you want to do Do you want to do field sobriety exercises? Yes or no? >> What do you want me to do? >> It's a yes or no answer. >> What do you want me to do? >> Yes or no answer? >> Answer my question. >> No, you answer mine. That's not how this game works. >> No, sir. That's not how it works. Instead of following instructions, she decides to prove it her own way. In her mind, if she can move, she must be fine. No need for structured testing. Then she starts performing. As if raw energy could replace the awareness and balance the officers are actually evaluating. >> You can participate in field sobriety exercises. >> I want to call my grandpa. >> So, yes or no? >> Yes or no? Do you want Do you want me to do back then? >> I'm sorry. If someone's drunk, can they do that? Probably not, right? >> So, yes or no? >> Call my grandpa right now. >> So, yes or no? >> Please. >> Yeah. >> Yes or no? >> No, don't worry. Someone's about shot. >> All right, Aaron. So just based off your uh your your coming up on me, you know, like I was standing still, your slur speech, I believe you're under the uh under the influence of alcohol. >> Not even slot of other [ __ ] going on. >> Really? Your ex was an act. >> Like three of my kids are in Chicago. >> All right. So just like we did before, what you're going to do is you're going to stand with your feet together, your hands at your sides. All right. So with your right index finger, it's going to be this finger right here. You're going to touch the top of this light. Touch the top of the light. All right. Put your hand back down. Okay. The feet together and your hands at your sides. You're going to follow this light that you just touched with your index finger >> without moving your head. Do you understand? All right. Put your hand back down. All right. All right. So with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head and follow this light with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Keep your head still. The flashlight moves, but so does her head. Despite repeated reminders, it's a textbook sign of alcohol-impaired cognition. As the tests continue, every illusion falls apart. The stage goes quiet. No speech is left. Just legs that betray an ego once convinced it had everything under control. What do you want? >> Stand right there just like I told you. With the left foot on the line, your right foot in front. >> Yeah, but you know what? Your tests don't even [ __ ] measure. >> So, do not start until I tell you once you do you understand me a favor. Just listen. Just stop what you're doing and listen. >> Not being very verbal in what you want. I'm taking her. >> Why don't you actually show me what you want >> and I will do >> Come here. I got another I got an easier one for you. >> No, I guess what you want. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. Roxan, >> I told you >> 4113 arrest for DUI. Do you have any guns, knives, hand grenades, explosives, and certain devices on you? >> No, I got a black. >> You have a gun in the seat, sir. >> You just said you did. >> I said I got a black in my seat. You're welcome. >> Actually, from Sergeant, you're welcome. >> Yeah, that's I was >> Do you have any drugs on you? Nope. >> All right. So, this is what I'm going to tell you. If you have any drugs or any illegal substances on you, but when we get to where we're going, if you have anything, it's going to be introduction of contraband. Do you understand? >> Honestly, this I'm leaving. This sounds crazy. >> Her journey ends in a Key West holding cell on a DUI charge. There, she refuses a breath test. A records check reveals this wasn't her first dance with disaster. An earlier DUI is already on her file. The outcome, 12 months of probation and a permanent stain on the professional record she once used as a badge of pride. The entitlement soaked in alcohol finally fades, making room for the moment justice speaks. On July 14th, 2025, police were called to a residential neighborhood to deal with disruptive behavior involving 19-year-old Gabriella. From pounding on doors and screaming to reckless driving, a string of impulsive choices quickly pushed the situation far beyond control. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? What's going on? >> I don't know. I'm I'm sleeping. I have a baby in the house and I hear knocking on the door. Knocking on the door. Knocking on the door. I guess the girl wants to get in touch >> with my friend who's sleeping. Um around here like a maniac. She almost ran over my foot or something. I asked her if she wanted water to calm down. She's banging on the doors. Everybody's coming out to see what's going on. She's not allowed on the property. The homeowner is actually leaving work right now to come here to deal with this. She's sleeping. I guess they hung out last night. She got drunk. She had nowhere to go. She ended up sleeping there. >> Is that her right there? >> Yes. She was supposed to leave, but she's back her I I don't know, but I was sleeping. I just had surgery. I'm not even supposed to be out here. But she's being very disruptive. um and like zooming off going around the corner almost hitting a car. She still hasn't left. Um she's mad at her because she got she left her there sleeping and she was drunk and she woke up and didn't know where she was because she couldn't drive home. So that's kind of what's going on. >> How old is she? >> 19. >> 19. >> Okay. And do you know this female? They used they used to date and she just showed up while she was sleeping and told her, "You can't be here." She wouldn't listen. And she kept banging on the door, banging on the door, banging on the door. I said, "I have a baby sleeping in here." I told her that, too. I was like, "Listen, like, you know, >> what's her name?" >> Gabby. >> Gabby. Gabriella. >> Yeah. >> 26. >> Good morning, >> Gabriella. Is that correct? What's going on this morning? >> Stop right there. You stop right there. Witness statements paint a textbook case of a young person with an entitlement mindset using anger and intoxication to excuse behavior that tramples other people's safety and rights. The moment officers make contact, she immediately tries to seize control of the encounter. >> This is the second time you made me come over here just to Can you not record me? >> I'm not recording you at all. >> Okay. Can you stop pointing the phone at me? Because if you were in a position like this, I wouldn't do it to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Gabriella, what's going on this morning? >> This is the second time after you tell me to drive over and you know [laughter] I live in Miami. I drive here. >> I woke up in my hang. >> Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. >> Okay. Slow down. Take a deep breath. >> In my home in the neighborhood like you don't do that [ __ ] to people. She lived with me. I would have never I never >> Okay, take a deep breath. >> I never left her on the street like that. Now she's talking [ __ ] I DON'T UNDERSTAND, BRO. I DON'T understand what I did to you. >> Gabriella, how did we get here this morning? >> I was with her. >> When? >> Take a deep breath. Relax. >> No, I can't relax. >> I need you to take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. How did you end up here? Did she drive you here? >> Okay. >> She drive me here and No, she's calling the cops on me. >> Okay. [snorts] >> When did you get here? >> I don't know. >> Do you know? >> You were too up. You I drove you here after you got drunk and you were leaning over in the car. I parked the car and I said, "Gabby, lock the door. I have to go to sleep." I went inside. I couldn't even bring you inside. I got in trouble for how late I got here. I never told you you could come and spend the night. Instead of admitting she's not sober, she turns on the friend who tried to help her. Even something as basic as slowing her breathing proves impossible. Instead, she manipulates the narrative, blaming others for leaving her outside. In an entitled mindset, being denied entry isn't a boundary. It's an unbearable insult, triggering escalation to claw back control. So, the two of you went out together last night. Okay. So after you went out last night, what happened? >> I wake up in like >> Okay. Were you guys drinking? >> Were you using drugs? >> Gabby, >> are you good, bro? >> Gabby, I'm speaking to you. >> Acting all like >> Gabby. >> Brand new. >> Gabby, >> Gabby, I don't think you are able to drive. So, if you get behind the wheel of your car, you're going to have a problem. >> She says she wants >> What was that? I'm sorry. >> I don't I don't see anything >> on the on the cameras. >> Gabby, stop. >> Just record. >> That's fine. She's allowed to record. Okay, Gabby, you need to pull over, please, cuz there's been advice that you crashed into the mailboxes. >> I didn't crash. >> Okay. Well, we're going to review the video. So, and I don't think that you're in any condition to be driving. So, I want you to pull over and get out of the car, please. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. >> Okay, Gabby, step out. >> I'm not going to step out with the No, >> Gabby. Hey, you got one. >> No. Gabby. Hey, if you don't open if you don't roll this window down, we're going to bust your window. >> Gabby, >> we are we going to break your window. >> We are going to break your window. >> Is the car in park? >> What are you doing? >> Okay. Is the car in park? What are you? By now, she believes that sitting in her car makes her untouchable and that police instructions are just suggestions. She starts firing off insults, hoping to make the officers hesitate. In reality, it's the last line of defense for an ego that knows it's losing. >> I'm not going to step out. What the is WRONG WITH YOU DUMBASS PEOPLE, BRO? NO, I'M NOT STEPPING OUT. WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH YOU? YOU'RE NOT GETTING ME OUT. WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH YOU? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. I'm not getting out of the vehicle. You're so ugly. >> Yeah. Where are WE GOING TO GET OUT? Y suck at this. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Hey, stay out of the vehicle. Stay out of it. >> What the? >> Yep. >> You guys like this, you get a power trip cuz nobody else in your life makes you feel special. >> Sorry you feel that way. >> Get you over here. >> I know karma's going to get you. Guys, don't worry. >> When she realizes arrest is unavoidable, she pivots again. This time aiming emotional damage at the officers by targeting the people they care about most. It's a classic response from an immature mind. hurt others to soothe your own feelings of loss and powerlessness. >> Luckily for me, >> don't you worry what happened to your mother though for this? >> Sure do. >> Yeah. Yeah. I wasn't here. Do >> you have anything on me? >> No dumb ass. >> Do you have anything on you? >> I said no. No. Dumb. You not here. >> Well, you going to jail today. >> All right. Take me to jail then. >> Okay. Whose car is this? Sir, >> guide her legs. >> 32. >> Oh, what? What? How bad happens to your daughter? >> He's a teenager. >> I didn't even do anything, bro. I didn't even do anything. >> Hey, I'm going to get hit. >> You relax. Get >> something. Me. in charge of that, Leo. >> All right. Now, you're going to sit up. Bring your knees to your chest and sit up. On the count of three, you're going to stand up. One, two, three. Stand up. >> I need my phone, bro. >> All right. >> I need my phone. Yes, I need my phone. >> I'm going to grab it for you. In the end, she's taken to jail and faces charges of assault on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. If convicted, penalties could reach $5,000 along with up to 12 months of probation. What do you think of the officer's response here? Is there room for tolerance when entitlement runs this deep? Just as Justice speaks, something else slips out. The childlike instinct of a grown woman calling for her mother. In Cranston on January 16th, 2025, what should have been a routine traffic stop turned into an almost unbelievable psychological drama. Instead of owning the mistake, the driver tried to dodge responsibility through emotional dependence, sending the situation down a path no one expected. I poured into Blinks and I've been hanging all night. >> Oh, you have your license on you? >> Yeah, I [laughter] do, sir. Please, please don't arrest me. Blake, >> why would I arrest you? >> Because I'm having such a panic attack now. >> Panic attack against the law. I I have I have a I have a I a pay I'm supposed to pay off a boot in prominence. I'm sorry. That's why I WAS AVOIDING YOU. I'M SORRY. I'm so sorry. >> Just just just stop talking. STOP. >> Step out. >> Get out of your car. >> No. >> You get out of the car, the window gets smashed. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> Officer, >> get out of the car. >> For what? Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Just get out of the car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Just do yourself a favor and just get out. >> No, please. >> No. Please. I'm sorry. Please. >> I'm very scared. I have debilitating anxiety. >> Okay, listen. Here's the deal. All right. If you have such anxiety, okay, you're flying down the road, then you try ducking me down some side streets, pulling into a parking lot, and shutting your lights off, pretending I didn't see you. >> THAT WASN'T WHAT IT WAS. I WAS THEN, NOT TO MENTION, you don't have a license. I do have a license. >> It's suspended. >> No, it's not. >> It is. >> My license is not suspended. >> Okay. I just ran it. The state of Stop. >> As of when? >> As of. >> Faced with a clear violation, she doesn't argue. She panics. Debilitating anxiety comes out right on Q. She admits she's avoided police before because of unpaid fines, then instantly flips to tearful childlike apologies. It's a moment that exposes how thin the line can be between accountability and avoidance. >> My license is >> Why are we screaming? Why are we screaming? >> Because >> Jimmy, they're saying my license is suspended as of last year. That's >> No, my license. Jimmy, >> can you come get her? >> Listen to them. >> Jimmy, can Jimmy, ARE YOU ARE YOU LISTENING TO JIMMY? ARE YOU LISTENING to them? >> I wouldn't I wouldn't listen. Jimmy. Jimmy. Jimmy. Jimmy. Is there any way you can come get her? >> Yeah, I can come get Ask me if I could come get you. I can come get you right now. >> ARE YOU LISTENING, JIMMY? >> YES. >> THEY'RE saying my license is suspended as of last. >> You have anything to drink tonight? >> Where I can come get you, please? >> Behind the >> I just got off of work >> at a bar. >> Can I come get you? Where can I come get you? >> They just said that my license is suspended as of >> Hold on. Stop talking, Jimmy. Jimmy, >> excuse me. No, officer. >> You're You're working your way into jail. Okay, I'm going to tell you that right now. Just stop talking and let me talk to Jimmy. >> My license has suspended. Jimmy, >> Jimmy, no. >> Jimmy. Jimmy, you shut up. And they said my sus license is suspended as of last. >> I was having Jimmy come pick you up, but you hung up on him, so I couldn't even tell him where you're at. Mommy is uh city highway. >> I don't care what your mom mommy is. You want to be the president of the United States. >> Hi mommy. Um >> so I'm driving home from work and these these officers are saying that my license has been suspended since last year. >> No, that was reinstated when you went to coop. >> I'm telling you right now I just ran it. It comes back as suspended. >> Yeah, my license comes back as suspended. So, I'm sitting right outside of >> No, they're about a mile away. >> Uh uh. Yeah, it is. >> Mommy, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Where you going? >> I was trying to come home. >> I thought you were going to your boyfriend's house, >> which is right next to my mom's house. You [ __ ] [ __ ] [laughter] >> Well, you know what, Kate? If you're going to be like that, >> mom going to end up in trouble. >> She tries to regain control by pulling a third party into the mix. The peak of entitlement comes when she brings her mother into it. Ironically, even over the phone, her own mom warns that this attitude will only make things worse. When that last authority figure doesn't back her up, the emotional collapse begins. >> They followed me all the way into this parking lot. I hid here because I was being followed home and now >> Sergeant D Costa is standing outside of my car. >> The The funny part is we're trying to get you out of here cuz clearly and they don't want to deal with you either. >> Oh, THEY JUST SAID THAT YOU BOTH you and Jimmy both don't want to deal with you. You talk to everyone like >> because I'm a piece of Because I'm a piece of They need to get away from me. >> You said you talk to everyone like >> Mommy, you need to [laughter] Mommy. >> Mommy, I'M NOT A I ain't no >> That's >> That's not That's real nice. >> That's real good. >> Yeah, I ain't no [ __ ] >> That's real good. >> Work on that. >> You should work on that. >> You should work on that. >> You have an anger problem. >> You should work on that. Do you have an anger problem? >> You should WORK ON THAT. GET THEM THE away from me. These people do not know. TELL MY MOM WHERE I AM. >> Tell my mom where I am. >> Where does your mom work again? Sees you acting like this. How that's going to look on her. >> I can't wait. I can't wait. She's been there 30 years. >> This is going to look terrible. >> You >> Yeah. >> Tell them where Tell my mother where I am. >> She's behind the cr Senior Center. If you'd like to come pick up this lovely lady. >> This lovely lady. >> Someone come get her. >> This lovely lady. >> Shut up. >> Tell her my name. Do you have my name? Do you have my name? >> What's my name? >> You hang up on everyone that's trying to help you. >> I don't seriously >> I don't understand. I don't understand. >> Shut your mouth and don't say another word to them cops. Her arrogance shuts every remaining exit. Even my family can't justify this out of control. As she raises her voice, the smell of alcohol becomes impossible to ignore. In truth, if she just stayed quiet in the car, officers might not have noticed so quickly. >> Okay. When you step out of the car to scream in my face, I detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from your breath. >> I'm so I'm going to ask you to do a field sobat test. >> I'm not doing it. >> Then you're going to go to jail. >> I'm not DOING THE CAR. NO, I'M NOT DOING IT. >> Step out of the car, >> sir. I'm not doing it. >> Step out of the car. >> No. NO, I'M NOT DOING IT. NO, I'M NOT DOING IT. Don't do that to me. >> Oh, you did everything to yourself. >> You walked away. You got out of You got out of your car and screamed IN MY FACE. >> YOU DIDN'T GIVE ME YOUR BADGE NUMBER. >> WHERE I CAN SMELL your breath. >> You did not give me your badge number. >> Get out of the car. >> You did not give me your badge number. >> Oscar you one last car. >> No. No. Sir, don't do that to me. You didn't give me your badge number. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> No, sir. >> Step out of the car. >> No, sir. >> All right. Last chance. You're going to want to jail. >> What you doing? Just climbing out the passenger. Just leave the car. >> No, sir. I'm not doing that. This is excessive. >> It's not excessive. I haven't We haven't done anything to you yet except for you out of the car. >> I asked you YOUR BADGE NUMBER. YOU MADE ME COME OUT OF THE CAR. I'm not doing this. Please don't do this to me. Please. [laughter] This is the rest of my life. Please don't do this to me. >> Do this to yourself. Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> No. >> I'm not doing it. >> Step out. >> No. >> Last chance. >> Didn't do anything. >> RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. PUT HER ON THE GROUND. PUT HER ON THE GROUND. RELAX. RELAX. LISTEN. RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. Just go down. Just go down. >> Just relax. Relax. >> Please don't do this. >> Relax. >> All right. Hang on. Her head's on THE MUSIC. >> NO. PLEASE. PLEASE. I HAVE I HAVE ANXIETY. PLEASE. MY MOM IS COMING. MY MOM IS RIGHT THERE. MY MOM. PLEASE. PLEASE. NO. My mommy. My mommy is right. This is why the 32-year-old woman is edited into the same episode as juvenile cases because the behavior matches. Despite being fully grown, she can't regulate her emotions under pressure. Ironically, many teenagers show better emotional control while she still refuses to accept personal responsibility for her actions. >> No, just sit in the car. Sit. >> No, please. >> Can you please Can you please GIVE ME MY SLIPPER IN THIS HAND RIGHT HERE? >> Can you please? It's my jewel. All right, relax. Relax. We got it. >> My charger is on the ground, please. This is my negative. >> Can you please Can somebody fix my sock? >> Get in the car first. >> Can somebody fix the car first? >> Please. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Relax. >> Please somebody fix it IN A SECOND. >> I HAVE DEBILITATED. I NEED MY I need my >> Please. No. I have officers. I have debilitated. Listen. >> Please let somebody fix. Please take this off my wrist. >> You are You are going to get charged with another charge in a minute. Take this on my WRIST NOW. I HAVE PANIC ATTACK. >> WHEN WE GET TO THE STATION, I have mental issues. >> 08. >> I have to pull over in front of 104. She smashing the window. >> Sir, I'm small. Put your hand other hand behind your back. >> SIRI, I HAVE >> PUT YOUR OTHER hand behind your back. >> Sir, I'm small. >> Put a light flashlight on me. >> Ow. Sir, I'm small. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Sir, you're hurting me. Ow. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Handcuff. In the end, she's taken into custody on four charges: DUI, driving without a license, resisting law enforcement, and obstruction of justice. If convicted, she could face up to $4,000 in fines, a one-year [music] license suspension, and up to 36 hours of community service. When adults suddenly turn into children the moment the cuffs come out, the story shifts to another 19-year-old waiting just ahead. In Florida on April 21st, 2024, a dispute at a McDonald's drive-through window unexpectedly escalated into a serious incident. When emotions overrode procedure and personal boundaries blurred, police were [music] forced to step into a situation that was no longer simple. >> Hey, what's up? Can you speak to me real quick? Oh, go ahead and finish that up real quick. So, tell me what occurred. >> Say it again. >> Tell me what occurred today. Wow. >> The window >> only me and him me and him got both on the headset. So I'm trying to tell I'm trying to tell them I when they was coming to the thing see how our time look right now. When they came to the thing they was like oh you didn't take my order. I said yeah I know I I know I didn't take your order busy. It's only me and him. I got other carries and other fools. I'm like can you go I'm like can you go back around? She was like no I'm not going back around. The man in the front seat, he wasn't saying anything. It was two ladies in it was one in the passenger seat and it was one in the back seat. >> Mhm. >> The lady in the passenger seat, she says, "No, we're not going around." I said, "Well, then I can't put your order in right here because I have other car and I have other clue. I didn't want to go cold." So, she was like, "Well," I said, "Okay, well, I'm going to call the police." I called the police the first time. They was like, "Okay, that they was going to send somebody out." So, I went outside to give the people and I think the second party behind them had a crime paid. So I was just I asked him did he have a card of cash? I had him go to the window to try to pay them out. I have to squeeze through right there. So when I'm squeezing through right there, both of them like this in my face sticking the middle finger just while her tongue out. I'm like, "Okay." So next thing you know, I see this all in my face. So I'm like, and I just moved her phone on her hand. She got phone all in my face. And I'm trying to walk past. I'm this little the door right here. When I walking past, she about to hit me. He about to hit me. No. Matter of fact, she was about to hit me on the floor. He was out the car and that's when the other girl came around from the passenger seat with the other girl and tried to walk up on me. You think I'm going to bump that hit me? No. I was trying to I was trying to be the bigger person, but it's every week. It's something. Somebody always come here every week and I just got tired of it. So, >> do you have your ID with you? >> I don't have my purse. Okay. >> I think I have a picture of my ID. I don't. >> You have your picture? >> Yeah. In her mind, being busy and working hard meant having the right to give orders. A customer's refusal wasn't treated as a normal disagreement. It landed as a direct hit to her ego. Once officers listened to the other side, the picture she'd been trying to paint started falling apart piece by piece. >> Hello. Okay, I'm going to have you guys fill out some papers. Okay. >> Um, when she reached in the car, did she take the phone? >> Yes. So, she actually grabbed the phone >> and had I know I saw the video. I'm asking. I have to ask. >> So, she reached in the car. She grabs the phone. When she grabbed the phone, she had possession of it or you and her had possession of it. What happened? Like, did So, where's your phone? Grab that phone. >> Grab the position. >> Okay. >> So, say you have the phone. Did she take it >> or did you have it and she had it like this? >> No. We don't. >> She took it. You don't expect she can >> take and girls come to she and what to do. >> I got you. That's >> that's grandma. >> She actually had possess. So she like O'Neal's on his phone. She takes it and she like keeps it away from him. So she deprived them of it. So it's robbery >> by and burglary >> and burglary >> and battery times two. >> So let's let's watch again. And I have another video. >> Romeo06 my yr6. happened before this. >> Be attached to a black Harley-Davidson. Going to be at the 68. >> She said, "Step out here. I'mma beat your ass." So, we got >> assault. >> Assault. 233. >> You were sitting here >> and she grabbed You're in the front seat, right? >> The door and she saw >> we sit here. We don't need to sit here. >> Was she upset that you were recording, you think? Yes, my sister start to recording it >> and uh and she saw it and start to grab the phone. >> Okay. >> Okay. just and before that was there anything else physical or was that the >> uh and she start I uh go out from the car and she h I wanted to take the phone my sister back uh but she start to run and >> with with the phone >> she's one >> yeah but she >> for someone who believes they're entitled a phone recording is unacceptable she stops arguing and instead opens the car door and charges in. An obvious violation. The real turning point comes when police question her coworker and suddenly her version of events can't hold up anymore. >> Tell me what happened. >> I was walking over as I was grabbing her. She went to jail. >> So she she squeezed through the window. She went through the window or >> she didn't go through the window. Like she didn't like go through this window. She was going to >> So she walked out the door over here and then went to the car. Right. >> Yeah. But she wasn't going to them. She was going to the car behind him, >> okay, >> to tell them to pull up forward because >> to pull forward >> because the car that was at the window, they didn't want to move because tell them to go around. We got hell of cars on the back. >> It's just me and her here. Third person in >> they want to sit at the window and get disrespectful and record. They recording me sticking middle fingers. I'm like, "Bro, come on. What you doing? Y'all too open." >> Like we just telling y'all to go around. >> Y'all don't want to go around. this and the third and then I can't tell you what's from happening from there on cuz I was focusing looking at the screen as well. I seen that the girls got out. The girls had got out of their car. >> Your girls got out the car. >> They got out their car. >> She was break like in the back where they're by like I don't know how to explain but in the back by the light is back light. >> Mhm. >> She got out the car. She snatched their phone cuz they're in her face with the phone. >> Yeah. She snatched when when she was at when they were at the car inside the car. So, at what point did they get out the car? Was it before she got outside or >> I can't even They got out the car when she got outside. I guess I can't even say cuz I'm inside the building. I went to the door with her. I went to the door with her. I was like right there at the rally. I turned and I looked back. >> So, they got out the car after they slap she slapped the phone out the >> Yeah, I guess. So, they got Yeah, they got out the car. >> I can't really take them. I walk back in the building. I'm in the store. I'm at the window. >> Okay. >> I can see clearly but not clear. My main focus is trying to leave. >> So, was there anything that they said that >> I'm trying to take that with >> Right. You're mostly tasking. >> I'm trying to at least. >> Yeah. So, uh um was there anything that they said that um made her go outside or >> I'm like I said, I had a I can't tell you. I don't know. All I seen that they were sticking with me. >> The key detail drops when the coworker confirms it was the suspect who opened the car door first. A fact she'd brushed off and even denied. One short confirmation wipes out the carefully built self-defense story and exposes the boundary that was crossed from the very start. >> Saw her walking outside from this door right here. Went back to go attend the customers behind the car cuz they decided to stay right there at the at the window without moving back. And they were being belligerent. They were sticking the middle finger at them. She was attending the customers behind them. Um at one point that's when the altercation happened. She went to their car and that's when everything occurred. >> What did he say about? >> Um, he seen her slap the phone. So, I don't know what she just said, but she claimed that >> they walked by. They open the door, not her. >> No, but that's not what happened. >> You see her open the door? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, let's go ahead and have let's see if she'll walk outside to give her an out. >> What do you think? >> I think once we tell her to go outside, >> let's just get her out of the kitchen. Let's at least get a break here. Okay. Cuz there's a lot of Hollywood. >> What's her name? >> Ami. Amoney. >> Would you be willing to do like a a written statement or something like that? >> I don't care. I'll write it. >> Okay. >> All right. So, look. Here's my problem. What you were saying and what happened are not the same thing. >> It's true. >> I I understand. But listen to me. Listen. Listen. >> What you you're saying they they were recording. You know, they're >> recording. I literally >> That whole It's on camera. She literally like I literally literally >> I'm telling you you're going to jail for real. >> Yes, you are. So now you turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> Can I um call my mom really fast? >> I'll let you call your mom when we get to the car. >> Oh my. Yeah. >> Okay. So look, >> you can never open somebody's car and touch them. But she had her door open. >> No, she didn't. It's on video. It's on video. You opening the door. >> I don't remember me opening no door though. I would have told you. I won't y >> I already know how y'all feel. >> I understand that we don't have a choice because they're, >> you know, it's >> As control slips away, she begins pleading, reacting like a panicked child. The earlier confidence and arrogance are gone. What's left is the desperate need for protection of a cornered brat. Ironically, in the end, the coworker is the one left behind to finish the shift alone. >> I'm going to let you call your mom. You have your phone? >> It's over there. >> We'll get it. >> Okay. I'll have him get your phone. Is your wallet here? >> Is your ID already? >> Yeah. >> 2345. >> What's his name? >> Anthony. >> Anthony, can you grab her phone for me when you get a chance? >> Do you need like a wallet or something or >> No, I don't have my wallet. I just have my phone. my charger, my jacket, and that's about it. >> It's all on video of you going in the car. >> I like I won't even tell y'all no lie because I already >> in the future. You just got to diss yourself. >> I already know. I already >> And if they're going to if they're going to sit at the window, >> take off your headset. >> If they're going to sit at the window and call cause a disturbance, call us. We can do things. >> I know, but we can we can come and do something about that. But then when we come and you've taken these actions, >> I already called her in is detained. >> Can I call my mom? >> I already called her in. >> Yeah, she can talk to her. >> We just probably got to close up store, bro. >> Damn. >> You got to take it out of me. >> They going to laugh at this [ __ ] cuz they that's all they want. Like >> don't let them laugh. Don't Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. >> Man, I'm not even this type of girl. >> Are you taking it? >> You can you can still do it >> if if you want to do anything. >> Pull the report in your name. >> And the OCA goes to you. >> You're not going to record it. >> Yeah. >> Then pull your car up. >> Look, you don't have anything on your pockets that's going to be contraband in the jail. No type of drugs, narcotics, grenades, anything like that. >> Okay, perfect. >> Talk about cousin D. >> I don't know. >> The woman is ultimately taken to jail and initially faces charges including robbery and burglary with assault. Those charges were later dropped and prosecutors declined to move forward, issuing a decision of no action. Reasons cited include the victims provoking the defendant prior [music] to the incident, video evidence showing the car door opening toward the defendant after she asked the victims to move forward and before any contact occurred, [music] and the victims recording her without consent, prompting her to grab the phone to stop the filming. Who do you side with in this situation? Let us know what you think. From a public outburst to a quiet slip of the tongue, the consequences still land on the person no one expected. In Zion, Illinois on August 9th, 2024, a quiet interview unexpectedly opened the door to a major lead. But once the suspect came into view, his choice wasn't cooperation. It was a confrontation built on lies, pushing the situation into rapid escalation. >> Open door. Open door. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Step out. >> Step out of the car. You're under arrest. Just step out of the car. You're under arrest, man. Don't grab nothing out of that bag either, man. Open the door. But we bust this window out. >> I'mma bust this window out. Open the damn door. >> You're under arrest. >> Get out. >> We're going to need something to break a window here in a second. >> Give me a window. Break a tool. This window. Give me a window break tool. Break tool. >> Give me something to break this window. >> Get out of the car. >> No. No. Like a tool. You got a tool? >> Give me a tool. >> Jump out of the car. You're under. >> Open up. Hit it with the corner. >> I'm not going to tell you. No, that's getting busted. You're coming out. >> Watch out. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Don't Don't [ __ ] reach for nothing. >> Watch your hands. Watch your hands. >> Keep your hands on your back. Keep your hands on your back. >> I know you're I know you're crippled, man. I know. Handcuffs. You got any vacation? I don't want that. I told you going to be a gun. I knew it. >> Told you it was going to be a gun. >> Oh, yeah. >> Right there. >> That's not me. >> I thought you was sitting between your damn It said sitting in your damn pocket. >> That's not mine. That back mine back. >> That's not mine. >> Yeah, it sure is not. >> That's not yours. >> I swear to God that's not mine. >> Shut up, man. >> All right. Where's your wheelchair at? The trunk? >> No, it's not here. My wheelchair is not here. >> They have rescuing coming wheel. >> I'm leaving myself. We're not allowed to pee. >> What's that guy? >> He barricades himself in a tight space, convinced that silence will keep the truth from catching up to him. Under intense pressure, he knows full well he has an active serious warrant and that he's armed. At the same time, he uses his wheelchair as a kind of moral shield, hoping it will delay compliance and buy him time. >> You're under arrest. I kept telling you to step out. >> Well, how am I illegal for? >> You're under arrest. You have a warrant for your arrest. >> You have an arrest warrant. You're not doing what you're told. It's pretty simple. >> How do I have a warrant? How do I have a warrant? >> CUZ WE GOT A [ __ ] WARRANT for you. How does that understand? >> How do I have a warrant? >> Let's see. Let's uh I don't know. Let's take it back a couple [ __ ] months. >> I I never got a warrant, right? >> I know. Because you didn't know about it. We do. >> Right. Okay. But I told you you got a warrant. You're under arrest. Step out. >> I got something in the letter. I would have got something in the letter. >> You wouldn't know. We don't give out don't hand out letters to let you know you're you got a warrant. Still in the back. >> No, you're just stupid. You don't listen. You know that whole much smoother if you have been a [ __ ] idiot about it. >> What are you talking about? >> You ain't [ __ ] would have been smooth. >> You're a dumb [ __ ] >> How am I dumb [ __ ] >> You got your girl's window broke cuz you don't listen. >> How? I literally told you I was about to get out when you >> No, you didn't. You said I'm not coming out. So, let me call the law. I'm coming out. >> Afterwards, I said, "Okay, I'm coming." >> Multiple multiple commands. >> Afterward, I said, "I'm coming out." >> Too late. >> After I broke the window, too late. >> Everything's recorded. Him telling you to get out. You not complying is recorded. >> Why without being arrested? >> He said you had a warrant. An arrest warrant. >> A warrant for what? >> An arrest warrant for what? >> For you? >> For what though? >> For you? What did I do? I didn't do anything. >> Weapons offenses. >> Weapons offenses. I didn't have no weapons offenses. What are you talking about? I'm on probation. >> Do you remember that murder you were involved in back in January? >> No. >> Yes. that I wasn't no probation. My my my my my probation officer, he would have told me something. I wasn't involved in anything. >> I didn't say anything about probation. >> I'm saying my probation officer would have told me something. >> Do you remember the police talking to you in January about a murder? >> I never had anything to do with that. I never had anything to do with >> I would say that too if I was >> What are you talking about? I literally left. I literally left and I came back. What are you talking about? >> Okay. You seem to forget how there's been plenty of time to do all the research, collect all the evidence against you, and here we are. This is where we are today. This is why you have one of the reasons you have a war. >> The moment officers mention the homicide from January, he freezes just for a second. That pause says everything. He realizes the game is up. But almost immediately, he pivots, insisting he left and then came back. It's a familiar reflex when the ego refuses to accept reality. >> Listen to the police. If you don't, you get [ __ ] broken. >> You're you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] dude. You're stupid. >> Cool. You a dumb ass, too. They probably [ __ ] your [ __ ] >> Oh, good. Good one. >> You're a tough tough guy now. Now you're in handcuffs. Awesome. >> Cool. I'm in handcuffs, man. What? >> Tough guy. >> I'm just saying if they happen to me, I'm going to sue your ass. >> Okay, cool. People say that to us every day. You think that matters to me? >> All right. >> Stupid, man. >> Hey, I love you, man. All right. Just >> call me. All right. Hey, just stay strong. St my side. I LOVE YOU. OKAY. STICK BY MY SIDE. ALL RIGHT. I love you. >> Okay. Stick by my side. >> Can you go through the other side and try to help on this? I'll keep >> just please just please just stay by my side. Okay. I love you so much. All right. >> That's fine. We'll see both in a minute once he gets >> I didn't do anything. Nothing was mine. And they're trying to charge me for something that happened with Brian. >> Right. >> Invoke your right to an attorney. >> Make sure you talk to an attorney. Don't say nothing to them, babe. >> If she says no consent, I'm taking this car and then we're going to get a warrant for it. >> Why are you going to They said they're going to get a warrant and take my car, J. >> Okay. I'm not under arrest. You said that yourself. No car. >> You just said you could not You just said I'm not under arrest. >> Am I being detained? >> Your car is not Your car's not free to leave. Why is my car not free to leave? >> I already told you not. It's not >> for what? Do you have a warrant right now to take it? >> I'm going to take it. >> They're going to take it. >> His girlfriend runs through every procedural argument she can think of to stop police from sealing the vehicle. Even after the suspect [music] is placed in a patrol car, he continues pulling the strings from a distance. The sweet talk isn't harmless anymore. It keeps her on scene and draws her into hiding a fully automatic handgun. You should probably tell him that you had a full auto machine pistol in your car. That might >> What did you say? What did you say? >> You had a full auto weapon in your car. >> No, I didn't. It was on him. It had nothing to do with my car. If he claimed it. If he claimed it. If he claimed it. >> If he claimed it attorney that mine either. It's not mine either. No, it's not mine either. Yes. >> I never said it was yours. >> Yeah, I hear you, babe. >> Ghost. >> Jed knows about how possession works. It doesn't matter. Do Can they take my car if they don't have a warrant or nothing right now? >> I'm about to. >> Okay. Do you have a search? Do I have a search warrant, a warrant, or convicted of a felony? Am I any of those? >> What does it have to do with anything? >> No. Okay. So, you cannot hold me here. You >> You're not being held. >> You cannot take my car. I'm going to That's what I'm trying to ask you for consent. I'm taking it. >> Consent to search what? What do you mean? >> Your vehicle. >> You got Tell them you had a full auto weapon in your vehicle. That might That might help. They say they want to search my car >> or I'm going to take it, secure it, get a >> They're going to search it or they're going to take it and secure it >> and get a warrant for it. >> That's the plan. That's where we're at. >> Are your body cams on? Are all of your body cams on? I don't see your light blinking. >> It's right here on the top. That's why I don't see >> I don't see it blinking. I see his blinking. I don't see yours blinking. >> Yeah, it's right here on the top. >> It's probably not what you should worry about right now. >> Bae, I can't hear you, but don't worry. I'm on the phone with the lawyer. Bae, don't worry. What? >> They're lying. >> I know they're lying. I know they are. It's okay. >> The suspect believes shouting and reckless bravado can drown out the law, but in the end, the fully automatic pistol inside the handbag tells the real story. He's taken to jail and hit with four new felony charges on top of an existing murder warrant. His girlfriend is left facing a harsh reality of her own. Blind loyalty doesn't [music] protect you. It only buys you legal trouble. A confession that sounded harmless quietly rerouted the entire [music] story straight into a lesson no one was expecting. On October 18th, 2024, an early morning argument forced police to step in as a friendship cracked and emotions were used as a shield. A 21-year-old woman pushed herself into a familiar role, the victim of her own impulsive choices. >> What's the WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM? WHAT'S THE PROBLEM? >> What is the problem? problem that I'm out here shaking my ass. >> Yeah. And that's it. >> I'm out here being >> That's all we're saying. >> And she mad that none of her [ __ ] shaking her ass. >> I'm not mad. These are not my >> What are YOU ARGUING WITH FOR QUIET? Be quiet. Be quiet. Be quiet. Be quiet. >> Can you take me home? >> I'm not taking you home. Step over there. That's fine. >> I'm tired of the [ __ ] >> Hey, come over here cuz I'm talking. >> Come here, please. >> What? Don't grab my hand. What's going on? Your boyfriend? I don't know him. I met him at Myers at downtown. Okay. >> The girl with the dress, she pulls me with my hand. >> Oh, come here. Let's talk >> in front of the security at Myyers. Oh, >> so you guys going on since Myers? >> I don't I've never met her till today. >> Okay. >> The guy in the white shirt happened at Myers. Like, this has been going on since Myers. >> Yeah, but why you here? >> I didn't know that. I'm chilling. I came to Latinos. I'm chilling. I got my drink. She's harassing me at the [ __ ] bar. I'm alone. I'm not with no home girls. I'm not with nobody. I'm alone. You >> been out by yourself the entire time? >> Yeah, I'm chilling cuz I live right there on somewhere in full in military. >> Nothing. >> So, you're gonna go back inside with >> I'm going to go back home. I'm chilling inside. Ch mind riding my owning business. I came out here cuz I told I was told you guys was going to come out here. >> So, I was like, "Okay, I'm going to tell the cop what the is going on because >> I'm minding my own [ __ ] business. I'm not bothering her. >> She's in the corner by the door. Mhm. >> I'm all the way by the bar. >> Why is she throwing bottles at me? >> Throwing [ __ ] at me from across the dance floor. >> So, you're not with anybody. You're just here by yourself >> by myself. You can ask anybody. I >> these two guys to you. >> I don't know who the they are. >> Those are her people. So, >> you hear her? This She don't even know him. >> She keeps saying relax, but her actions are anything but. As her yelling drowns out instructions, personal boundaries get crossed. This isn't a random spat. It's a power test. Tearing someone else down to prop herself up right in front of officers. >> You got a whole >> That's good though. >> You got to hold up, >> man. You back up. >> I'm not putting my hands on you. You just did. >> My brother's a sheriff. I don't give a about none of that. Relax, bro. >> Okay. My brother's a sheriff. >> I don't give a about none of that. >> Okay, relax, bro. She has stuff in the car. >> No, she does not. >> Yes. My purse. My pink juicy bag. Go look in there. >> Don't grab me. I'm serious. I'm sorry. You can grab me. >> I'm sorry. My my P my ID is in there >> and in the bag. >> There's no pink juicy bag in there. >> Yes. >> Where? >> She had it. >> Bro, my my clothes my >> Well, my stuff is in there. >> I don't believe you. I gave you your [ __ ] and I gave it to you in the club. >> What was the last thing I told you? Stop. >> It was a It was She's a stupid. >> It was a iPhone 16 vortex. >> I gave it to you. I walked in the club. >> I got in the closet and gave it right now. >> The pink bag is inside. But the rest of >> my nowhere cuz I went in the club and gave it to you for that. I don't give a >> YOU KNOW DAMN WELL YOU WERE >> ALL RIGHT, THAT'S IT. I'M NOT DOING THIS [ __ ] NO MORE. You're going to go inside and look for your bag. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? GO INSIDE AND LOOK FOR YOUR BAG. Go inside and look for your bag. Go inside. >> She was in there telling me it's IN THERE. >> GO INSIDE AND look for your bag right now. >> That's what you get for being >> Hey, you're going to go. You're going to go >> in there, bro. >> No, bro. >> If that if it's Let me check the bag. >> Here you go, ma'am. I know it's not in there because I went and gave it to her in the club. >> The pink bag and the phone stop being lost items. They become leveraged. By dragging out the search, she delays leaving the scene. She isn't looking for a calm resolution. She wants to win by pressuring police to search someone else's car on her terms. >> Spit just got in my [ __ ] mouth. You need to SHUT UP. >> SHUT UP. I just GOT YOUR SPIT IN MY BELL. >> GET your and go in there and get youring bag that you told me was in there. You better GET IN THERE RIGHT NOW. GET OUT OF HERE. >> I SPENT THREE nights in her house. >> You better have no diseases. I swear to God. >> My birth certificate in their understanding acting up like my wrap your [ __ ] up and bounce. All right. Whether you walk down the military trail >> I can stay I can stay right here. >> It's a bounce. >> I can stay [ __ ] I can stay right here >> if you want. Boo boo. Look. >> No. Don't step to me. Don't step to me. >> Can you pop your trunk one more time for me just to look for? >> I will come out of your car with my pink bag. That's all. >> And that's all you came with. >> Cuz you was going to drive me off home. >> That's all you came back here. >> This is something to sort out tomorrow when everyone's sober. Not right now. >> I don't have no bags. Okay. >> She always does this. I've never chilled with her. >> And everybody says that every that she has never know somebody in common. >> You never chill with me. >> Do you have a common friend or somebody? >> She's lying. She's lying. I've known her for LIKE 2 YEARS. >> OKAY. SO, WHY YOU DON'T WANT TO OPEN YOUR TRUNK? >> I ALREADY DID. I ALREADY DID. I looked in there, too. I didn't see it. Please go home. You didn't look how I told you. >> It's not. Your bag is not there. Oh, I put it back. I PUT IT BACK IN THE BAG because I went to work and I couldn't drop it off. >> You don't even work. Stop playing. >> Why don't you get in your car and it's in there? I'm telling you, the [ __ ] is in her in her cars, BRO. >> IT'S MY SON'S [ __ ] >> OKAY, I HEAR YOU. >> WHY YOU CAN'T get it? >> It's her car. I didn't see it. I >> IT'S HER CAR. IT'S MY SON'S [ __ ] >> SHE KNOW SHE WAS WITH MY [ __ ] BRO. YOU KNOW YOU WAS WITH MY [ __ ] IN YOUR CAR. I don't have none of your stuff. >> At this point, alcohol isn't the cause. It's just the catalyst that lets the brat behavior show. She's no longer focused on finding her stuff. She's focused on winning the argument. She even starts airing her friend's private details as payback when she doesn't get her way. >> Got the phone cuz you broke and you don't take care OF YOUR CHILDREN. >> I DON'T GIVE a child your husband. You got >> That's not your business, HOMIE. >> You nasty. You a nastybody. Hope for everybody. >> Let me tell you something. Back up. Back up. Let me tell you. Let me tell you. >> I love it. I was >> I mother way she pulling out. >> You got 2 minutes. You got 2 minutes to bounce. >> I was chilling. >> You have 2 minutes to bounce. >> You have 2 minutes to leave. If you don't leave, I'm taking you to jail. You understand? >> I'm leaving. >> To leave. >> Why she >> I've already told you to leave? >> I'm kidding. I'm looking for my phone. >> SHE GOT MY PHONE. WHAT KIND OF this is >> the [ __ ] baby? What you doing? >> Don't worry. This said don't take care of her child that he's on his bite. >> THAT ONE DAY DON'T LET A DOLLAR IN HER PURSE. Don't touch. >> What starts as words quickly turns into open conflict. One side clearly takes the insults personally. The suspect storms off angry and determined to come back and take it all the way. That moment marks the point where everything peaks. >> Oh my god. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Since you want to play, let's play then. Let's play. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Let's play. >> I'm not playing these [ __ ] games. You want to play around? Let's go. She's the one that's >> No. Too bad. >> I let my baby go, bro. >> Ever since that play. >> Ever since I bro, I've been telling the [ __ ] security to call the [ __ ] >> get your bag. Let go your [ __ ] bag. >> Stop swinging your hair around. If you hit me with your hair one more time, stop. >> Don't move. >> Ever since I went on, >> I'm releasing you from one of the cuffs because your bag is hooked on. I'm not trying to resist at all. Trust me. >> Ever since I was inside, >> I gave you multiple opportunities. >> You don't hear her. She my dead ass people, bro. I'm not from here. I gave you multiple opportunities. >> And what about her? >> And you didn't leave >> because I'M WAITING FOR MY RIDE. I CAME WITH HER. >> Move it. >> I came with her. She's my ride. >> I'm trying to make >> I came with her over here from >> I live down 57. I don't know that you came at me at the >> I already told you you like spit in my mouth. Stop. I'm disgusting right now. All this stuff you like you don't know how to behave yourself. You could have left a long time ago. You could have left a long time ago. But since you want to play around and think it's a joke when it's not >> because you think you t You think you were caught, you could just do me any type of way you want, right? >> Okay, that's fine. >> That's not true. Maybe I was nice about it. >> I was nice about it to call the cop. >> I was and get in my patrol car. >> Take a seat. >> I gave you multiple opportunities and I told her >> it's not cool. I've been nice to you this entire time. [music] >> Let's go. >> In the end, she's taken to jail and charged with disorderly conduct. The cost isn't just a fine or a record. It's the self-respect she left behind on the sidewalk at 5:00 a.m. On February 21st, 2024, [music and singing] police got a call about a man who'd been hit head-on by a white Dodge Dart. Officers rushed in, ready to secure the scene and protect both the victim and the suspect. But the moment they arrived, the situation spiraled into something far more tense than anyone could have imagined. >> I'm going up here, but stand up here so we can get we get out of traffic. Okay. >> MY KIDS ARE COLD. [screaming] OKAY, CALM DOWN. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> I don't know what's going >> He started calling the cops because I was drunk and now he wants to take my kids. My kids are insane with him. I have so many reports. >> This is the message. Can you give me a second? >> Okay. So, where are you at? >> I live right here. Right here at the second street. But he didn't let me get there. He took my [ __ ] keys. >> He took your kids? >> My keys? >> Your keys? Okay. >> I'm sorry. I'm not trying to calm down. Okay, >> my kids. >> Let's get your kids over here off the side of the sidewalk. Okay, >> it's cold. >> I understand that. I get that. >> Well, then can I put them in my [ __ ] car? Can you tell them to give me my car? >> Can you calm down for just a minute? Let me find out what exactly is going on. >> Tell me if your kids were out here. He's a new boy. >> I'm I'm going to go I'm going to go talk to him if you guys want to try to get her. She don't like me for whatever reason. What's going on, man? >> Should we walk over here? >> Yeah. What's going on? Okay. So, she calls me. Oh, okay. He's okay. No. Can I go? So, she >> You need to You need to stay right here. What's going on, man? >> Okay. By chance, you have a ladder. >> No, I don't, man. What? What are you in a white car by chance? >> No, that's her. >> She's in >> Yeah, the white car that crashed me. >> Yeah, I was I'm the one that got ran over. So, I don't know if you can check me cuz I don't know if I [ __ ] got >> my [ __ ] over here, >> right? This is the parties that got ran over. >> Yeah, I got ran over. My [ __ ] legs [ __ ] hurting right now. The car's right there. Do they victim or suspect? >> You guys never do a [ __ ] when it comes around. >> You just beat me the up in my own car. What the [ __ ] am I supposed to do? It's very stressful. >> The first apartment that you went to for short >> because this [ __ ] idiot [ __ ] hit me and he started calling the cops cuz I started hitting him back. >> Right away, Bianca showed up frantic, clutching her kids and crying that they were cold and needed help. But instead of moving them somewhere safe, she stirred chaos right there in the middle of the street. With children caught in the storm, officers had no choice but to place them in a patrol car to keep warm while they dug deeper. [crying] >> It's okay. >> Where's my vehicle now? >> It's too cold to take him off his >> I'm going to put him with you >> like that. Are you a [ __ ] dumbass? His [ __ ] head, sir. I don't know. >> What happened? I know he said he hit you. How did he hit you? >> He hit me in my face. You don't see my face [ __ ] swollen? >> Not yet, man. Where in your face did he hit you? >> Not here. Right here. Right here. >> Okay. And he hit you with his hand. Hand >> with which fist do you know? >> No. Were you driving? No, he was driving. >> Okay. Where did this happen at? >> I'm sorry. >> Where did this happen at? >> I was making him up. >> From where? >> Yeah, we got the over here. >> Okay. Do you know his address by chance? >> Or like what's around? >> Yes, I do. But my phone doesn't have internet. >> But it's somewhere next to Circle K. >> Off. You stopped right here and you dropped them off here. And then what happened? >> Because he told me, "Trop me out here. I'm Okay. And he said he was going to call the cops. >> Yeah. >> Why? Why was he going to call the cops? What happened there, mom? >> I don't know. Cuz I hid him back. >> Okay. And this is all while you guys were driving this way. >> My mom's coming for my kids. I don't want my kids to go with him. >> He's not He's not okay. >> Yes. We'll sort that out. >> So, around what time did this happen? >> I'm not sure. No, nothing around the country. >> I'm not sure. >> Do you mind if they check you out? >> Stop 14. >> The questioning split. The man swore he'd been attacked and rammed with a car, while Bianca insisted she was the true victim. But under the heat of interrogation, her story cracked. At last, she admitted she'd been drinking. A confession that flipped the entire case on its head. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> Yes, I have. I was drinking. >> Okay. >> So, do you think there's a possibility you could be injured and not not really? Uh, >> I mean, kind of in my lip. He hit me for the first time in forever. >> Okay. He's hurt more. You're kind of hurt more from from what he was doing, >> not from the car accident. >> There was no car accident. >> Okay. >> Here, here's a blanket for your 2-year-old. No state. >> I know she abruptly put in reverse in him or backing up. 821 852 three letting them do their >> I was letting them do their basic information. >> Where are you? >> They're checking the child. It's not. Did it read or no? >> Just take it off. Just make it more upset. >> What? >> What? [clears throat] >> Ma'am, what was your name? >> Okay. >> Can I Can I please send my kids to my mom? >> No. They stay right there for now. >> I'm not allowed to do that. >> No, ma'am. >> I don't want them here. >> They're saying too much. the girl. >> Please, if you guys want to check them, check them over there. >> We can't do that right now, man. >> Why the [ __ ] not? >> Up on this side of town. Um, they started arguing at the camp. They got your >> What was your name, man? >> Bianca Loan. >> Bianca Lozano. Please let me take >> you guys on the other side. >> We need you to stay here. Okay. >> Walking around looking. >> Why? Why? Why? Why? >> Exactly. So why the [ __ ] do they need to be in your cold ass car? [crying] >> They need to be in there. >> I'm You're being upset isn't doing that. >> It's not. I know. But I'm a father. You guys can understand. >> She's scared. >> Piece by piece, the truth broke through. Backed into a corner by evidence she couldn't deny, Bianca confessed she had run down her boyfriend in a fit of rage. Yet even then, it wasn't remorse. It was a reluctant admission, forced only by the fact that lies could no longer save her. >> So, if you could just walk me through what happened afterwards, cuz I know you said you dropped him off here. What happened from there? Well, he was telling me to stop drinking and he was telling me that I was going to go get some man before him and he started hitting me because I told him it wasn't true. >> Okay. So, he started hitting you. He was accusing you of going and >> I started hitting him back. I was trying my best to hit him back. >> And what what did you hit him with? Your your right hand? >> I stopped my car because I was driving. I don't remember. >> You don't remember what you hit him with? No, but I stopped my car and then he I don't know when he took my kids, but he took my kids. Sir, please. My kids are in here. You guys want to interrogate me? Just interrogate me when my mom gets my kids. >> I get that, ma'am. But we're trying our best to keep them warm, keep them safe. >> Andre, I bought it for you. Okay. Just to keep them. >> All right. And what's his date of birth? of >> 2004. >> Yeah. No, >> okay. >> And then my daughter's is Esme Angel Loausano. >> You're going to have to spell the Esme for me. E S M A R I E E and space A N G E L space L O B A N O >> and that's Angel. >> All right. So, what do we got? >> Uh right now we have battery member. Um >> no. Do you even know what's going on over there? >> Who do you have a battery and alpha member against? Police called in the grandmother to witness the arrest and take custody of the children. But instead of owning up, Bianca deflected, lashed out, and tried to turn the spotlight on the cops. When the criminal charges landed, the shock was clear, especially for someone used to manipulating her way out of accountability. All right. You grandma all right? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Just give us a second. We're going to um hopefully give you the kids here in a few. We just got a few do a couple things. Okay. >> Okay. >> Is she going to Are you guys going to take her in or what's going to happen? >> We don't know yet. It depends on the detectives coming out. >> Okay. >> Okay. Is that your daughter or your son? >> That's my daughter. >> Your daughter. Gotcha. Gotcha. Okay. >> I hope you guys take her in to be honest. So, she can learn and listen. >> Yeah. Uh right now we we got the detective everything cuz a lot happened. >> Yeah. I have >> She called me crying, yelling. I'm like, "What is going on? He hit me. He hit me." So, I come like hustling over here like, "What's going on?" >> Is he the father of both kiddos? >> Just the the newborn. >> Step back. >> How come he locked up? >> Step out. >> Please do not hurt me because I'm not even >> How come he locked up? That [ __ ] hurts me. I know I'm acting crazy, but you guys should know why. >> I'm not even [ __ ] acting. No, you [ __ ] weirdos. >> Don't talk to him. >> Tell him what the [ __ ] you guys did. You [ __ ] idiot. >> [ __ ] you [ __ ] Scared to go to jail, [ __ ] >> Don't talk to him. >> I'm tired, sir. Okay. Go inside and don't be hitting cuz next is going to be putting in a whole body restraint. So don't be hitting the unit. Don't be doing none of that. Sit all the way in. >> Sir, it's >> sit all the way in. >> Can I speak? >> Yes. Once you sit all the way in. >> Okay. >> Can I speak now? >> Yes. Go ahead. >> Okay. That's cuz why is he out and I'm not? >> Well, we're going to explain that to you right now. But a detective is gonna >> crazy. No. The reason are is because a detective is going to come out because as of right now, you're being charged with an aggravated battery against a household member because you hit him with the car and you self admitted to hitting him with a car earlier out of anger. >> I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for DWI. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test. >> Why all the >> New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content in your blood. After you took our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician or technologist who's employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice >> to perform an additional chemical. >> Put her in our car, lefty. >> Don't pull away, man. >> Don't [ __ ] grab me hard. >> Don't pull away. I'm being so respectful. >> Yes. I appreciate that. Okay. Thank you. Take a seat in here. >> Yes, sir. >> I had a phone just so you guys know. >> Yeah. Wait. No. It's on top of his car right there. We're going to get it. Okay. >> Do you have any other items on you? >> Um I don't think you guys >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail, charged [music] with DUI and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, penalties that carry prison time, fines, license suspension, and more. Her actions didn't just endanger the man she struck. They put her own children, the most vulnerable lives of all, directly in harm's way. On September 22nd, 2024, officers watched as a car suddenly swerved from the right lane [music] clear across to the left, forcing other drivers to slam their brakes to avoid a wreck. They pulled the vehicle over right away, ready to handle a dangerous traffic stop. But the moment they reached the driver, the story took a turn no one was ready for. market and Delano. >> Hey, Deputy Lancaster with the sheriff's office. >> How you doing? >> So, the reason I stopped you is because you cut across the traffic in front of that car back there on Fairfield. >> I was stopped at the stop sign. I cut across. It was no sign. I cut across. It was legal to go. >> Okay, I got you. It was right in front of the car without your turn sign. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> And I know I stopped because I had to look to make sure traffic is coming both ways now. >> And I promise we going to argue in court anymore. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> That's what I gave you. >> Does that say driver's license on it? >> It's educated by our license. >> Where? It's educated val in the system cuz I don't have to give you a copy. >> I have a driver's license. >> I do. >> Where is it? >> Put it in the system. >> Where is it? >> That pin and pad on your shirt. >> Mhm. >> Want me to get out? >> Hm. >> Come on. >> No. Stay right there. >> Want me to get out? You ain't got no warrant. So, let me stop. >> Okay. Why are you acting ON THE PHONE? >> CUZ I KNOW MY LAW. >> I KNOW MY LAW CUZ I STOPPED. I stopped. I KNOW. I STOPPED BEFORE I CROSSED OVER THE TRAFFIC. I stopped. >> Why are you making this more difficult? >> Because I'm not making this difficult. I'm telling you my to give you my ID. I can tell you my number and I can show you the picture on my license and you got to accept it cuz the Florida law says you have to. >> Oh, okay. >> You know that. >> So, am I under arrest? >> So, >> am I'm under arrest. >> Where is your driver's license at? >> Am I under arrest? >> You're you're saying you got a driver's license? >> I'm under arrest. >> Are you going to answer my question? >> I promise. >> Okay. >> Mama under arrest. >> You are right now. >> Why are you doing this? The woman believed she was completely in the right and saw no reason to cooperate. Refusing to hand over her ID was the first red flag that this wasn't going to be a simple stop. She didn't even fear being arrested. In fact, she dared the officers to do it. Challenging their authority and pushing the situation straight into chaos. >> This [ __ ] going to be dropped before I get there. There's no reason why you have to detain me. And if the car is there, no nothing wrong with. >> There's nothing wrong. I ain't did nothing wrong. I stopped at the red light. I ain't do nothing wrong. >> Don't come right here. [snorts] >> Give him the key. >> I'll give him the key. Stand right here. >> Stand right here. >> Give them the key. Give them the key. >> Do you have anything on you? >> NO. GIVE THEM THE KEY. SIR, >> I'm going to give them the key. >> Give them the key. >> Do you have anything on you? >> GIVE THEM THE KEY. NO. GIVE THEM THE KEY. >> RIGHT. >> Get in. >> Give me that. Get in. Sergeant. Sergeant. >> I'm going to push this car if you don't get in. >> QUIT. NOPE. NOPE. DUDE, all day cuz you ain't got no wife lock me up. No rights. No rights. No rights. No rights. >> YOU AIN'T GOT NO RIGHT TO bust me in here. Not. >> Oh my god. >> Not. CALL THE L. CALL THE START. I'M DOWN. >> Franken out. OUT MY WRIST. >> OH, EMILY. OH, EMILY. OH, you cut my wrist. into your sit up on your knees. >> Oh, you cut my wrist. >> Oh, you cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. >> Yeah. Hold your wrist together like that. That actually help. >> You better have I never I never I never go. I never go. I never go. You ain't got no wish to love me. I never go. CALL YOUR SIDE. CALL YOUR SERGEANT. >> YOU A HUMBLE. >> CALL YOUR SERGEANT. >> Call your sergeant. >> All right. Well, you got to go. You got to go. >> I live a go. I live a go. >> Hell no. I ain't hurt. >> The screaming, the cries of pain, the thrashing. This wasn't just panic. It was a tactic. A psychological play to paint herself as the victim and make the cop's job harder. A defense mechanism designed to dodge responsibility. >> Oh, you ain't got no reason to dang me. >> Kick me again. >> Sit up on yourself. >> Do you kick me again? >> Sit up on your >> No, I'm down on my face. >> You annoying as >> I am. You >> I'm annoying as But you ain't got no reason to detain me. >> Why you acting like >> you? Cuz you ain't got no reason to detain me. I went to none of y'all puss. You talking about third degree to burn >> on my soul on my face. >> I promise I'm going burn. >> No, THEY SAID STOP. They said he's mad for a you put in the car. >> I ain't even pull you. What >> you talking about? >> What you want to do? Oh, >> let's try a working. >> Let me go. Look. It's leaking. All right. It's leaking. They trying to break my arm. >> It's leaking. Look, look, look over there. >> She got the camera rolling. >> Hey, >> she got the camera rolling. >> Go ahead. Get in there. >> She got the camera rolling. >> Let me go. >> She got the camera roll. >> Her body and mind spun completely out of control. She couldn't stay calm for even a moment. And that breakdown fueled officer's suspicions. Was she under the influence of something stronger? A routine stop was now a full-blown medical and manpower emergency. >> What's your name? >> None. None of you. >> None of my business. That's all right. >> Well, we're going to get you on the stretcher. All right. >> I'm not going. >> Yeah, you are. >> You are. >> You're going know. I don't need y'all help. Walk away. >> Hey, >> walk away. >> Walk away. >> WALK AWAY. >> I DON'T NEED Y'ALL HELP. WALK AWAY. ARE WE JUST CHECKING OR IS SHE GOING? >> I stopped her AND SHE'S BEEN ACTING LIKE THIS. SHE APPEARS TO be altered. Um, so I don't know if it's narcotics, if it's alcohol, but she's been acting erratic, trying to fight us. Trying to put her in the Go for it. I got >> Nope. I'm not going. >> I said I'm not going, [ __ ] That's what I said. You not going. >> I'm not going. >> Hold tight. What? What? You got >> Yeah. >> Hold my leg. >> That's disgusting. Yeah, >> that's another charge. >> Hey, do not bite. >> Do not I know she's spitting. >> I'm not spitting. >> Nope. Watch your fingers. She's now biting. You take off. She don't know. Yo, >> you're not going to put on my neck. >> Huh? >> My medic right now. >> Then it escalated. Biting, spitting, violent, extreme, and showing she had lost every ounce of self-control. [music] Officer suspicions of drug use only grew stronger, and soon after evidence confirmed it. Hey Jesus. >> Hey, let go of the cop. >> Let go of the cop. >> Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. >> Just got another one if you need it. >> Hey, don't hit me. >> Just let it go. >> Let go. >> No. >> Let go. You put on my first illegal exposition though you going to do >> what you going to do my life like 6 months ago think >> you all right please do not let her grab that my arms. >> Hey, chin first. Go first. Chin up. Chin and then over the head. >> Got to DO IT. >> GOD DAMN IT. Miss look over here. All right. All right. The back of the hand. >> Okay. Hey. Hey. >> At the jail, a search revealed 38 g of cocaine hidden inside her bra. Megan now faced a mountain of serious charges. resisting arrest with violence, five counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, smuggling contraband into jail, cocaine possession, and marijuana possession. With charges that heavy, she could be staring down years behind bars. On January 16th, 2024 in Florida, a desperate mother dialed 911, begging officers [music] to remove her 22-year-old son from her home. But the shock, he'd already been banned from the property 9 months earlier. When police arrived, the truth unraveled and the tension only got heavier with every minute. >> That room over there and he was already in there. >> Okay. >> So, as he's already in, I'm like, "Move this shelf for me." Yeah. >> He comes back outside and sits down. >> Oh, so he was inside of the home. >> He was inside the home. >> Okay. >> We didn't let him in. >> Okay. >> Isaac let me in. My brother >> Isaac let you in. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> In the door. >> Yep. >> Okay. Okay. Came and unlock the door for me. >> Okay. Isaac's going out, too. >> Okay. Yeah. If somebody's letting him in the home. >> Yeah. >> I technically can't. Oh, >> trespassing. >> Yeah. Well, he's already trespassed, but if another party that's living in the home is allowing him in. >> When did he let you in? >> This morning? >> Yeah. About 8:14. 8:15. Okay. >> But are you where you're not supposed to be here? >> No, I'm not. >> You were trespassed. >> Yeah. >> Yes, you were. They told you to stay away from here. >> I was never trespass. >> Cameron. >> Cameron. >> Yeah. >> How do you spell it? >> C A M E R. First name is Jakari. >> C A M. >> I'm just saying like >> R E O N. >> What's your name? >> Your name >> Cameron. They ask me my name. >> Okay. So >> see that you see why I want him gone. >> Hey that's that's your house. >> That's my house and I'mma throw his brother out. >> So you may be back here again. >> Yeah. He's just email. He lived here until he was like 20 years old. He has been buming from living in a car over there. >> He's 22. >> But he can't find a place to stay because of his mouth. >> He cusses people out and people don't want you in their house. >> What's your date of birth? >> So when was the last time like she was here? >> When I had him. I need a >> there's an active home in there. >> There is an act of trespass in there. Trespass confirmed >> because I don't want him to hear >> and I don't want to be cussed. >> The young man refused to cooperate, cutting off his mother mid conversation and even barking at her to shut up. That [music] flash of verbal violence showed just how controlling he was and how deeply the respect between them had collapsed. At first, he shrugged off the idea of being arrested, but that arrogance was exactly what pushed the situation to the breaking point. >> Nobody told me that I want to go. >> He never told me I was going to do nothing. Y'all never told me. >> I never told him. Let me go double check. >> I stand in here because he was living with his boyfriend over there and they done lost their room. >> Huh? Where the [ __ ] we doing, huh? What are we? What? What are we doing? >> Put your hands together. >> Just like put your head behind your back. like stepping on my foot like >> he was stepping on my foot and I almost fell on my [ __ ] face and you told me to stand up. You tell me stand up. I stand up. I'm about to turn my foot and hold on mine. Y'all >> I want to run. I would have been there with that. >> We're going to try to resist him without >> I wanted to run. >> That's all right. You stepping up on my foot. I can't even move. Hey, Carl. You can't get that bit for me though. Damn. Never mind. But I see. But I ain't going to lie to you, sir. You was stepping on my foot. That's why I almost tumbled. Why did you say something? I mean, how wa How am I trying to >> I'm about to fall. I know y'all. I can't grab on y'all to catch me because >> I'm trying to >> imagine a mother so tense she doesn't even want her own son near her. He wanted to stay under her roof, but every word and action screamed disrespect. Even in handcuffs, he argued with police, claiming he hadn't resisted, just lost balance when an officer stepped on his foot. >> No, I was cuz it felt like he was dead, but that's just Oh, nothing. I thought it was a text. Huh? One of them got it. Can I have my cousin get my phone though? >> No, this phone. Okay. That's why I'm asking. >> I can't like y'all could have been over there. >> You want to pull meread spread your feet, man. Chill out, bro. Don't make that trying to grab him a jacket. I'm just trying to help him like what, bro? >> Don't call me, man. >> I ain't holding up yet. >> The bullet. Hey, I got extra. I got jumps on. Yeah, I got you. I feel >> charges inside of these pants. >> I feel it under the shorts. >> I feel it. >> You got any time to swing. Please don't time to sing. So, I don't want you reaching that. It's tight under there. Please don't time me. Please. But I t this tight. I don't want him reaching. >> Look. Cover. Look. He trying to go in my jacket. I'm trying to help him out. Don't move. Please don't move. I'm not. Oh my god. I won't. Yes. Take this uh this slipper off. >> Take the slipper off. Just slide your foot out. >> How can I do that? Bro, >> you can slide your foot out. I GOT TO BE ABLE TO LIVE WITH YOU. >> Slide your foot out the slide, bro. Chill out. >> That's what I got TO DO. YOUR PARTNER GOT >> the jail. >> I already know how y'all know. >> So, I'm going to tell you this right now. I've searched you. All right. >> Yeah. >> So, whenever we get to the jail, if you have anything else on you, >> you can't look. That mean you can't see [ __ ] >> I'm telling you. >> I know. I know. Yeah, I'm already know if you get something. That's actually all that >> stuff. It's going to be a felony. >> But soon shouldn't it be on him, too? >> No, it's on you cuz at this point, we searched you and there's nothing on your person. I'm telling you what I'm going to be able to hide if I'm in court. >> I'm just saying I can't do any kind of other search besides what I just did. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I understand. >> I don't know, man. I think Y'all going to bring my phone with me? Can you please cancel one more time, please? >> I don't even know. What am I getting charged? resisting without resisting I guess cuz this >> all the way through Jakari kept debating twisting words to justify his behavior. Officers stayed calm, breaking down the search rules and legal consequences, making sure he understood the reality. When he complained about being searched, it echoed his mother's own feelings of violated privacy. Two people locked in the same cycle of denial. kind of hard being [ __ ] Oh, that's that been quick and accessible not I was in a small I was in one of them small car last time a little store. Oh man, I ain't want to do all this bro. I just wanted to have a talk with you and be like, "Hey man, you back here." >> I ain't trying to I ain't trying to ruin people's day, bro. >> Y'all see I'm trying to run. If I try to run, you think I'm from outdoor, Florida. You know, you know Dominique. >> I think Yeah, I think I'm >> Oh, Columbus. That guy. You think I don't If them people in my family, you think I wouldn't have been ran. >> I don't know how to do >> your throat though. I grabbed you on the backside just so I could get you down on the ground. >> I ain't no no mission. I didn't see grand, man. Your safety. >> Yeah. I don't want to let y'all know. >> So this person told me to give you this, but you're ain't going to take it. So >> a lighter. >> Yeah, they won't take the lighter. >> You don't want that trans come out of nowhere and say, "Yeah, come back on the propert." >> Yeah. >> No, I have not. I got >> I came up we were still out there. >> Yeah, he got the intelligence of a sixy old. They must have it in cat or >> he needs a place too. >> Yeah, they should. We do that real quick. Do you have your license or drive license? >> I guess what? I had it for y'all. >> I know you had it out. That's what I thought we had it cuz I know she had it out. >> I'm going to uh >> You're good to go. >> All right. Just want to check and see if you guys >> He's officially trespassed though, right? >> He's been trespassing last year. >> Okay. >> Inside the patrol car, the blame game began. He swore nobody ever told him about the trespass order, insisting his mother had let him in plenty of times. Instead of owning up, he leaned on contradictions and halftruths to excuse his choices. >> Well, not a year. I'm sorry. It's been there since April. >> April, January, February, March, April. Sorry, I got to count my fingers. Yeah, April. April of 2023. So, it's coming up almost a year. >> Well, I've been in there since April. I was just in the December. How that happened? you just got over. >> Yeah. >> Get from her. >> So, like that's what I'm saying. How you going to try? It doesn't matter. But yeah, you still got them in the house leaving the house and all that. How did that even work? >> Yeah. So, uh like I said, man, just from this point forward, you just got to do what what uh what I talked about. If you want that if you want to be able to go back there, you got to tell her that she has to resend the trespass warning. That's the only way you'll be able to go back there. So right now like all night without you feel me let me in even though she know I don't trespass it don't matter. >> Yeah. I mean I don't I wasn't there who let you in but she said she did not let you in the home. Um and she provided us a statement saying she didn't let you in the home. >> Yeah. So as of right now you like I said I keep saying it because I want I want you to understand. Even though my brother over there, she literally got mad at me cuz I wouldn't move a glass table. And that's when she did all that to do start calling y'all. I was just in the house this morning. >> Yeah. >> She walked in me on in the room. Like that's all I'm getting. Y'all understand? >> I want Bro, I don't I want the best for you, okay? I don't want you That was just business. That shit's over with between you and I, okay? This is just business. Nothing personal. I want the best for you, bro. I don't want you to keep going back over there and getting in trouble for nothing because obviously there's some conflicting stories. Um, and I don't want you to keep getting in the same position that you're in right now. So, if you could just do me a favor, even though you don't know me from Adam, just don't go back there. Unless you can talk her into taking that trespass away, just stay away from there. That's the easiest thing I could tell you to do. You seem like you're cool people, man. I just don't, you know, I don't know what happened out there a minute ago. In the end, Jakari was booked into jail, charged with resisting an officer without violence and trespassing after warning. Conviction could mean up to 60 days in jail or a $500 fine. But the bigger question is, after this night of chaos, can a son ever win back his mother's trust? Before you leave, take a moment with what you just watched. These aren't bad nights or simple mistakes. They're grown brats colliding [screaming] with consequences they were never taught to face. When entitlement meets the law, excuses run out fast. 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