You right there you get more coffee. Don't throw away like that. >> Don't do it like that. You hate me. Take me. >> These are the moments when arrogance turns into panic and panic turns INTO VIOLENCE. >> GET THE OUT OF YOU. GET [screaming] ASS. GET THE OFF. >> ENOUGH. >> ENOUGH. >> Said I want to go home. >> All right, sir. This is [ __ ] [ __ ] Please don't arrest me for >> everything escalates faster than a heartbeat. Going from a small mistake to criminal charges in minutes. >> This isn't drama. This is an ego crashing down right there on camera. On July 13th, 2025, police investigated a hit and run after a car slammed into a utility pole and took [music] off. The suspects were an 18-year-old girl and her boyfriend. Instead of staying put and handling it, they left the scene, leaving a trail of unanswered questions. And here's what officers uncovered next. >> There's two. It's a guy and a girl, but they they took off walking that way. >> What? They hit that pull. Oh, they they turned. >> Yeah, he ran all the way and left it over there. >> Yo. Hey, come here, dude. Hey, chill out. What's going on? >> Um, he we're fighting, dude. >> Come here. Chill. Just come here. Chill. Come here. Chill. Come here, dude. >> Get off me. >> Second unit by the villagers. Come here, dude. Come here. No. Get the [ __ ] off him. Get the [ __ ] off. >> Get off me. Don't throw it like that. >> Don't throw it like that. You can tase me. Tase me. >> No. Stop. >> I promise. Don't get away. >> Don't tase me. >> I got one taser point. Two hit me already. >> Throw taser. Here. >> Get on the floor right now. >> I got you. I got you. Throw a taser. >> GET ON THE FLOOR RIGHT NOW. >> Get on the floor. >> Get on the floor. >> Throw a taser. Throw a taser. Throw a taser. Please. I won't do that to you. I don't have any off my [ __ ] off me. >> Get the [ __ ] off of me. >> Get the [ __ ] off. >> You can't be driving. >> Here. Here. Here. Here. Here. Here's my hand. Here's my hand. I promise. Here's my hand. Here's my hand. Here's my hand. I promise. Here. Here. Here. >> Here, baby. Give me another hand. Give me a hand. Give me a hand. >> No. Please. You. >> Please. Please. Baby. Just please. No. Please. Please. He pushed both of them. >> It's okay. I pushed you. Only I pushed you. So you pushed me. >> You know how stupid this is, dude. >> I was driving. >> You know how much you I don't have my driving license. Chill out. I wasn't driving. >> Okay, chill out. >> I lost in the car. >> Chill out. >> Mhm. >> You know how bad you escalated this [ __ ] >> Yes, sir. >> Why? Why? >> She wasn't driving. It was me. >> I get you, but why? Why'd you go this far? >> It's her birthday, sir. I don't >> I was driving my car. Okay, >> Elijah, don't say nothing. WORD FOR WORD, ELIJAH. >> This could have ended fast. But rather than cooperate, the couple came in rough-mouthed and combative, like getting loud would help them stay in control. What should have been a straightforward traffic [music] crash started sliding into serious legal trouble because alcohol, youth, and covering for each other can cloud what little judgment is left. Do you have a Do you have anything else on me? What do you have? Nothing else? Do you have a phone or anything? Take a seat. >> Take a seat. You don't have a phone. >> What else did you guys have? What did you pick up? I'm asking you, what did you pick up? >> On your wallet. >> Okay, let me see it so I know. >> I'll give it to you right now. Take a seat. >> I'm trying to be nice. Why are you pushing on me? >> Is it this? >> Yes. And I had something else. >> What? >> It was my keys. >> Okay, they're over there. Take a seat. I'll go get your keys. >> Okay. Why are you being so rough? >> You're Mariana, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. All right. I'm reach. Stay inside. Stop. >> Elijah, don't say nothing. This [ __ ] ass [ __ ] are lying. >> This [ __ ] >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. And my first question is, >> were you driving that vehicle? >> It wasn't. Just notice that the vehicle had damaged it. No. Um, >> who was driving that vehicle? >> It was unknown. >> Oh, it was unknown. Okay. >> I was driving. Um, cuz >> who was you were driving or it it was unknown? >> It was I was driving. >> You were driving. Okay. >> So, who threw all the beer and the out from the vehicle? >> Huh? >> Yeah. The twisted tease and all that. Who tossed it out? Was it you or was it him? >> We didn't have none of that. I literally just hit the pole and we hit the pole and that was it. >> Okay. Have you been drinking? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz I can smell. >> We're underage. We haven't been drinking. >> It doesn't Just cuz you're underage doesn't mean that >> you can't drink. >> I haven't been drinking. I >> I smoke. >> There's witnesses that called it in the crash saying that they saw you guys running away from the vehicle and throwing the beer on the field and the So that's what I'm asking. Who was? >> It's 7 a.m. Why the drink? >> So, what's what's going on with the vehicle? I know you I know you were telling me you were driving, you drove. >> I won't lie, I was drinking and stuff like that drinking and stuff. Then like I like kind of >> I try to get the all the alcohol from getting the alcohol. >> Is that the one that's at in the field? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. the twisted cheese and a bobber. >> The girl kept changing her story to shield her boyfriend, who was clearly drunk, circling the same question. Who was driving? This wasn't some noble sacrifice. It was an attempt to muddy the investigation. Ironically, those inconsistent details got exposed by the statements of the person right there with them. >> Huh? >> How old are you? >> 19. >> Okay. Cuz your buddy over here is saying that or I don't know if he's your boyfriend or what, but he's saying that he was the one that was driving. So, I'm just trying We're just trying to figure out who was driving. >> No, it wasn't me. >> You or him? >> Who? >> Cuz he told us he was driving and he threw the beer out. So, >> wait. Don't start yelling or I'm going to close the door. So, was it you or was it him? It >> was me. >> Hey, man. >> Hi. >> You hurt? You have any injuries? Complain of injury? >> How old did you say you were? >> How old? >> 19. I just turned 20 today. >> Sorry. Uh yeah. >> No way. He just blasted me. >> He He's going to check. Do you want uh him to check you out? Wait, bro. Stop. Take a seat here though. Don't look. If you start Elijah, okay, that's all I care about. Is Elijah okay? >> Yes, they're checking him out. All they >> Can I see him for just a second? >> Once they check you out, take a seat. >> I literally am okay. I just want to see him for just a second. I won't resist you. I want >> you don't want them to check you out. >> Can I just see him for a second? >> All right. Stay like that. You have any weight injuries at all that from this? >> Yeah, FROM WHEN YOU [ __ ] THREW ME on the ground. >> Aggressive as [ __ ] Like I'm a whole ass 90. I can >> anything else hurt. >> Hey, listen to me. >> It's hot as >> Okay, I get that. You need to calm down, though. >> It's okay. I tried to tell you guys three times. It's hot as I'm dying back here. >> You said I was going to be able to talk to Elijah. You don't need to talk to him right now. >> Okay, >> that's fine. I just said I wanted to know where he was going >> at this point. Are Are you his parent? >> No. Okay. >> Did you call his parent? >> We're going to >> Did you? >> We're going to >> Did you though? >> No, not yet. >> Oh, why didn't you? >> Because we don't have to yet. >> Okay. It's hot as [ __ ] >> Okay. The air conditioner is going to be on. There's a vent right above your head. >> It's hot as me. Do you want to put your shoes on? Uh, it's okay, sir. Girlfriend. One, two, three, four, five, 31 32 33 >> All right. >> All right. You could come over here. >> 1,00 1,002 1003 1004 100,005 >> Make sure you look down at your foot. 2006 2007 2008 2009 >> Okay, you're done now. You're good. So So again, just turn around for me. >> Failing the sobriety test wasn't just evidence. It was a major psychological turning point. She was taken to the hospital to be checked out before being brought to the station. For the first time, she had to face the reality that her I've got this attitude wasn't going to work anymore, even if she still tried to look weirdly carefree on the outside. you forever. >> Were you on call at night? >> No. >> Oh, you're mad. >> What? >> You mad? >> No. >> So pissed. >> I would have been more mad if I was the one that got punched. >> No, bro. We didn't even punch him. >> You just told me you were like I was going to say sorry. Wait. Yo, >> shut up. >> That shit's too funny. Oh, y'all looking at me. like >> I'm sorry this accident happened to you. Are you hurting anyone? >> It's okay. Um the adrenal is wearing off but >> are you you having pain anywhere? >> Just a little. >> Where? >> Just like on my knees and my head and stuff. >> Okay. All right. >> But um >> you were driving? >> Yeah. >> Okay. See? >> I had the keys in my hand. Yeah. >> Okay. Listen to your chest here. Okay. Any chest pain or rip pain? >> Question. How would you charge him a DWI if he wasn't drinking? [snorts] >> How do you do that? >> Look, we're not going to argue, okay? We're not going to go back and forth. It's already done. >> Question. It's literally a question. You can't answer it. >> I don't need to answer it to you. You're not his lawyer. I think >> if he asks, I'll let him know. >> Is this [ __ ] fun for you? >> No, it's snowing. >> Okay. Get paid good though. >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] My freedom one last time. You get Lydia on the Wiccans. You liar. Why are you so mad? It was already over. >> She kept spinning madeup stories to protect her ego, trying to reframe a drunk crash as some kind of reasonable decision to leave. But little by little, it sank in. Being 18 or having a birthday doesn't protect you in court. That princess level confidence started giving way to a very real fear of going to jail. >> What the left? >> No, you're lying. >> [laughter] >> What the? >> Take a seat. >> You're so curious, huh? >> What the >> Hey, do you want to talk about whatever happened over wherever you were at? >> Say it one more time. >> Do you want to talk about whatever you were involved in? >> Not really. >> No. Great. >> No, I just when I There was a box in the middle of the road. I don't know if it was a box or a cat, but I swerved and when I swerved, I hit the poles. >> Yeah, you weren't driving, so I don't care about all that. >> I had the keys in my hand. >> I'm talking about the other part where you batted one of my officers. >> Oh, where? I didn't. He pushed me. So, I moved her shoulder. >> Okay. So, I'm going to take that as a note. You don't want to talk. You understand like the charge you're picking up, right? You're 18 and you're about to pick up a felony. >> Okay. >> You understand that? >> I didn't think about Okay. >> You did though. Here's the thing. >> Can I see Elijah before you transfer me? >> Uh, no. You're not to >> Elijah, are you okay? >> Yeah, he's okay. Get back in. Okay. You go then. You want to go inside? >> How fast are you going? >> I'm not all the way too sure. >> Okay. >> Is his girlfriend okay or he know? >> She's okay. She didn't yell though, is she? >> Yeah, we're the same. Hi. >> Oh, you have that necklace to her. >> Where? that ankle. This way. This way. >> Take a seat. >> In the end, neither of them was taken straight to jail that moment, but they were served with court summones. The girl now faces charges including assault on a police officer and violent resistance, obstructing an officer, while the boyfriend was charged with DWI and assault on an officer. The fallout can be brutal. thousands in fines, a lifelong criminal record, and a total collapse of a young future. From a hidden run to wrestling with police, one impulsive decision pulled the curtain back on a whole different kind of ego. On April 12th, 2024, what should have been a routine traffic stop took a sharp turn. A 21-year-old woman didn't choose cooperation. She doubled down on defiance and a warped sense of entitlement. And here's how it unfolded. >> Hey, Mo. Oh, hi. >> So, you took a left at a red light. Why was that? And you don't have your seatelt on. What's going on tonight? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? Where you headed to? >> What's that? >> Tango 7 to 27. get anything to drink tonight? >> What about drugs? Have you taken any drugs this evening? >> Don't ask me that. >> What's that? >> When people ask me if you are on drugs. >> Okay. Well, it's a question, you know, I got to ask. Have you taken any drugs this evening? No, >> you haven't. >> No. >> All right, I'm going to have you stay in the car for right now. Okay. All right. Just don't go anywhere. Right. Hey, Mo, do you have uh insurance for the car? >> How did you know my name? cuz you gave me your driver's license. >> No, before that. >> I know who you are. I've met you before. >> What really stands out is her reaction the moment the officer mentioned drugs. She tightened up instantly like a reflex. That kind of snap response is often a giveaway. Either anxiety or the instinct to hide something. And once she realized she wasn't controlling the situation anymore, she switched to complaining and moral posturing, trying to keep the I'm the one in the right here high ground. So, what's going on tonight? >> I'm having a really hard time. >> Okay. No. No. >> Is that it? >> Yeah. This is the insurance here. It's valid. All right. Do you mind getting out of the car? I just want to talk to you really quick. >> I'm not sure that. >> Yeah. I just want to talk to you outside the car. >> Why? >> So that way I can just get a better look at how you're doing this evening and that sort of thing. Okay. Would you mind putting your shoes on and then stepping out of the car for me? You can put this back there, too. We're just going to stand right back here. Okay. That's my partner right there. >> Scary. >> Here, if you could stand right over here, please. So that way we're as far away from other cars that are going to come down the road as the safest place for us to stand. >> Okay. Can I just take a look at your eyes really quick? >> I'm not high. What the heck? >> I just want to take a look at your eyes. >> I'm not high. >> I believe you. >> Am I? >> Let me just take a look at your eyes. >> I'm not high. >> Okay. All right. Am not going back in the car right now. You're just going to stand right here. I just want to talk to you real quick. All right. AMA, do not go back in your car. Stop. >> AMA, we're not trying to escalate the situation anymore. >> You need to take your hands off him. >> Stop. >> Her stubbornness quickly turned into open resistance when she tried to go back to her car against the officer's orders. By then, Amma's need to control the moment had outrun common sense. It wasn't cooperation. It read more like avoidance and it only raised suspicion instead of calming anything down. >> Your pants off. >> All right. >> Get your hands off. >> You're not going back in your car. >> Get your hands off. >> Relax. >> RELAX. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU'RE THE ONE TOUCHING US. >> Stop touching me. >> Stand at the back of the car. >> You have to relax. You understand? >> Come out here. >> Am I just need to talk to you AT THE BACK? >> I'M NOT DRUNK or high. Leave me the alone. Leave me alone. Based on your driving, I want to do a few tests to make sure you're okay. >> No, I'm fine. I am fine. >> You took a left at a red light. >> Who cares? Everyone does that. >> That is not true. I need you to take a to go back to the back of your car. >> We can talk right here. >> I need you to go back to the back of your car. That's a lawful order. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> It is a lawful order. >> Don't touch me >> for you to go to the back of your car right now. >> Don't touch me. You're not making me do [ __ ] Don't touch me. Do not touch me. I need you to go to the back of your car. >> I'm not high or drunk. Do you see my eyes? >> I need Are you dumb? >> When I asked this to your eyes before, you started walking AWAY FROM ME. >> YEAH, I'm not high. Look at me. Look at me. >> Let's go to the back of the car. >> Look at me. I am not high or drunk. >> Okay, then let's go to the back of the car and talk. >> There is no sobriety test we're doing. I'm not doing a test. I I'm not doing it. >> Why not? >> Because I'm not drunk or high. Do Are my words slurred? I'm not talking like that. >> Let me just talk to you at the back of the car so we're away from where traffic. >> Leave me alone. I'm not doing anything. If you want me to give get a ticket, then give me a ticket. >> I make it. >> Seems like you're the one. >> Once you're done with talking to him, you can be >> What do you want to talk about? What? >> Figure out what he wants to talk about and get it over. >> What do you want? >> Let's go to the back of the car. So, >> I want to talk about what the back of the car so I don't have to worry about other cars. >> Regarding what? Regarding what? >> About your driving and what's going on this evening. >> Nothing's going on. Sure. Cool. Whatever. >> That's what I want to talk about. >> I'm not normal. You guys probably make fun of me. >> We don't. I want to make sure you're doing okay tonight. >> I'm fine. I am fine. Everyone struggles. Everyone. You struggle. You struggle. >> Yeah. So, let's talk about that somewhere where it's safe. >> You're not my therapist. >> When the officer brought up the red light violation, Amma fired back with the classic brat line. Everybody does it. That's the move where you normalize your own wrongdoing. Drag society down to your level so your choices don't look so bad. And when that excuse didn't work, she pivoted to personal attacks because logic wasn't winning the argument. >> Cuz I'm not doing this [ __ ] So >> no, the quicker you get done with this, quicker you go. >> Well, you guys can just stand here. >> All right. Well, I called my supervisor down here. So, we're going to hang out right now. >> If you guys you can be arrested for >> AMA, you need to stay out of the roadway. >> Get your hands off me. >> You need to stay out of the roadway. All right. You're You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Okay, fine. All right, I'll listen. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Ow. You're hurting me. What the behind your back. >> Don't pull away from me. >> Get your hand out of your jacket. >> Then let me get my hand out of my jacket. >> Hand out of your jacket. >> I can't because your hand is there. >> God damn. Keep your hands off of me. YOU'RE TAKING [screaming] THE GROUND. Do you understand me? Yep. Stop being so rough with me. >> We need you to walk this way. >> Stop being rough with me. >> Stop being rough with me. >> Tango 71 female in custody. >> Do not slam me on the back of the car. You're not going to. Do not slam me. This hurt my You hear me? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> Turn around, please. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me. >> I'm going to touch you. Spread your makeup. >> Spread your teeth. >> Cooperate. >> I wrote you guys the apology letter. Won't you let me al leave me alone? >> Okay. Well, you pulled over on a traffic stop. I don't know what got us into this situation. >> I told you guys to leave me alone. And he thinks I'm drunk or high. >> Okay. Do you drink or hide? >> I bet you like doing that. >> You're under arrest for obstruction. >> Okay, >> cool. P cool down my pants and I bet you go for it. >> She didn't regret what she did. She just regretted getting caught up in the consequences. Past apology letters couldn't cover up the fact that she [music] was still refusing to cooperate. There's a basic lesson she clearly hadn't learned yet. In moments like this, your attitude can decide everything. >> Listen, try to get in the car. tell you please step inside this car. >> Watch your head please. >> Tell me I'm walking around. You understand? >> Are we going to the county jail? >> We're just going to stay right here for right now. >> Happening right now. What's going to happen? >> So you're under arrest, right? Okay. Cuz you weren't listening. So that's obstructing a peace officer. >> You're not going to the county jail? >> No. No. You're going to come to the Weaten Police Department. We're going to give you some paperwork and then you'll get released later. Okay? It's not going to be too long, but we can't leave the vehicle here on the side of the road. It's not legally parked. So, if we can have somebody come and get it within like 15 minutes, then we won't have to tow it. >> You just stay in the car and be unhanduffed. >> No, we got to It's policy. We got to keep the handcuffs on. >> They're a little too tight. >> I'm not trying to escape. They're just a little too tight. >> I get it. It's a short drive. All right. >> Can you just loosen them, please? >> Did you? >> I'm buckled. I'm not going to You check me. I have no weapons. >> All right, check. Let's just take a look at it. Make sure I figure out >> We'll check and confirm that they're fit proper. So, just lean forward in the seat if you can. >> Don't ever touch me like that again. Do you understand me? >> Well, I got to touch you to check your cuffs. >> No, I'm saying when you hurt me back there. >> Okay, I >> You have no respect. That's absolutely inappropriate. And they're way too tight. >> All right. Can you lean forward so I can adjust it? >> I can't. I'm buckled. Are you that dumb? >> All right. No reason to be rude. Well, you were rude to me. So, you're pushing me around. That's rude, right? >> You just tighten them again. >> My finger can fit between your wrist. They're fitted properly. >> Don't pull my arm. Stop hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> You are hurting me. >> My finger can go through that one. Stop pinching me. Stop pinching me. >> You have a finger width between both fit properly. All right. Can you turn to your left, please? >> No. I'm getting buckled. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and face charges for obstructing an officer and resisting arrest. [music] If convicted, she could be fined up to $2,000 along with 6 months of probation. It's an expensive lesson in growing up the hard way. What do you think? Did this finally wake her up, or is she still telling herself she was the victim? And just when the 21-year-old's lesson hasn't even cooled off yet, an 18-year-old sobs pull us into a controversial confinement allegation. On April 9th, 2025, police were called to an apartment after reports of screaming and property damage. What started as a personal dispute quickly spiraled into violence. By the time officers arrived, it was clear the story was far more complicated than it first appeared. >> Stop. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Ask my dad. is coming to pick me up. >> Why did you order cops on me? >> Because stop it. It's enough. It's enough. >> Can I just have my phone? >> It's enough. Sit on the steps. Sit on the steps. What's going on today? >> Me and her went out and she's mad at me. >> Yep. >> Ma'am, I will talk to you in a minute. I will talk to you in a minute. It's enough. It's enough. Let me Let me talk to you. Let me talk to you. >> The man's right. Right. Okay. >> Joy's the man. I don't care, bro. I really don't. >> Who said that? My dad's on the way. I just want >> I just got to let you know my camera's on the floor. Uh this camera >> what's going on today? >> Tell me what's going on. >> And we're on a date. >> Okay. >> WE CAME BACK TO HIS HOUSE. I WANTED TO GO HOME. He didn't want me to go home. So he smashed my phone on his floor. >> Where's your phone? Find my iPhone 15. It's on his floor. Smashed into a million pieces. >> Can we go look at my room? >> And then let's go look at his room. And then let's go LOOK AT MY PHONE. YOU'RE GOING TO BREAK. >> I I I gave you an opportunity to talk to me. >> This is my property. >> I gave you an opportunity to talk to me. I'm talking to her now. Stand up me calmly. >> I'm honestly really hard because you're sucking his smashed my foot on the floor because I smashed a bunch of Cheezits on his floor. YEAH, I SMASHED CHEEZITS. So he smashes my property. >> Okay. >> I don't know how I'm supposed to talk calmly to be honest. You're going to take the white guy's side no matter what. I really just want my phone reimbured. >> LOOK, MY IPHONE 15, my brand new phone, smashed it on his bedroom floor. SO, I I crushed a bunch of cheese. It's on his floor. Now, here we are. >> Okay. When did he throw on the floor? >> Tell you I didn't touch his face. THERE'S NOT A SINGLE MARK ON HIM. There's not a single mark on me. >> I'm asking you a question. When did he >> Okay. Well, all I hear is him talking over me. >> Okay. Ignore him. I'm talking to you. >> How am I supposed to ignore him? That's all I hear. >> Ignore him. Ignore him. Okay. We're talking. Okay. [snorts] Talk to me. When did he throw you on the floor? >> Not even an hour ago. >> Not even an hour ago. Okay. Why did he throw >> Maybe 30 minutes ago because I started arguing with him because I didn't want to get >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> My name's >> I didn't want to get because >> Kylie. Kylie. >> At the center of her rage wasn't safety. It was an iPhone 15. She kept stressing its price tag, using the phone's value to justify her explosive behavior. The contradiction was hard to miss. She accused her boyfriend of abuse. Yet her body language told a different story. She showed no visible injuries. While fresh marks on his neck pointed to real violence. >> She called the cops on me. >> I ain't going to lie. She started tweaking. She grabbed me by my neck at easy quick. She grabbed me by my neck, hit me here. You can see all that [ __ ] She was bugging. I literally, you can hear it in my voice. I don't sound like this. She grabbed me. Okay. >> And she's tweaking my whole You can go in my house. There's milk all over my kitchen. My TV's on the ground. My monitor is flipped. Everything is flipped upside down. >> Listen to me. Listen. Listen. >> I'm trying to ask you questions. Okay. How long have you guys been together? >> 4 years. But we broke up for a year. >> Okay. >> That's why he thinks everything's fine. You can treat me and talk to me however you want. >> We were fighting and I dragged her out of my house. I didn't She was swinging on me, throwing [ __ ] She even hit me with her phone in my head. Okay. And I dragged her from my top of the stairs to the back door and I pushed her out the They even witnessed it. She was out at the back door and I was closing the door. My neighbors were screaming. >> She needs to chill. We're going to call the cops. And I was like, I'm not. This isn't me, bro. Like, >> so you were, >> my mom doesn't need this. I have a family that lives in this house. I don't want this [ __ ] >> NO ONE HAS ever said him and his friend are going to ride frames in technic way, bro. No one's ever going to listen to me, and no one ever has. >> I'm listening to you right now. left me bruises. He's slapped me with bruises. He's left me pissing my face. >> Unit is coming to church. You guys can slow it down. >> That's fine. Middle. Nobody cares. Nobody cares about a woman. Only care about him. Yo only care about >> Who said that? Who said that? >> I'm just I'm like you see my hair. You see me. I'm sweating. I'm like I just want to go home. >> You see I'm here talking to you, right? I've been begging him all day to let me go home and he won't let me go home. >> Okay. >> I don't give a bro. I just want to go. >> Do you have any bruises or anything on you? Dad, >> you have any bruises on you? >> No, I don't. I have nothing on me. I dead ass have nothing on me except for a fake makeup. >> I'm not I'm not saying anything. I'm saying >> eyelash I have eyelash glue on me. Bro, >> I'm asking you if you have bruises or scratches or anything. Scratches? No, I have nothing. I just have marker on me. He drew a bunch of marker on me. >> Okay. >> I've been begging to go home for hours. He wouldn't let me go home. I just My dad away. I just want to go home. >> Okay. >> Who damn said I want to go home? >> Looking at the scene, this didn't read as self-defense. In the boyfriend's account, she didn't flee danger. She created it, then tried to rewrite the script to cast herself as the victim. Someone truly afraid leaves as fast as possible. Destruction usually comes with unchecked anger, not fear. So, >> if you can just take a deep breath for me and go over it from the very beginning and explain to me what happened. >> We were fine. And then when we were in Redbank, we were we were hanging out in Redbank with his stepbrother, >> okay? >> And he started talking [ __ ] to me and being into me and making fun of me, >> okay? >> And then I was telling him I want to go home and he was like, "No." And he told me to get on the bus to come here. And we were hanging out here and then it was fine. >> Okay. >> And then he had his I don't know what the happened. He started yelling at me and then he threw me in the ground and near the we are. >> Okay. So now were you guys at quick stop today? Quick stop or like easy quick? >> Easy quick. Sorry. Easy quick. >> I didn't go into easy quick. >> But you guys were there today. >> I think he was. He went in easy quick. I didn't Were you there with him? >> I think so. I don't think I know what happened to so many different convenience. >> So, what happened? What happened at the EasyQu? >> Nothing. Literally, we went in and we got a drink. Okay. >> And then we walked out of the EasyQu with said drink >> that occurred there >> in inside of EasyQuick. Inside of it? No. Outside? >> No. No. There wasn't physical artication meaning what a fight. >> You did you put your hands around his throat? >> No. Outside of eating quick? No. What are you even saying? >> What? We went and we got a Celsius. >> Okay. So, you got a So, again, man, like I told you, I don't know the facts. So, I'm trying >> my dad. >> Your dad doesn't have to be here right now. >> We walked in easy quick. He got me a Celsius. A cosmic fiveing Celsius. We walked out of the Easy Quick and then we walked the St. their base where we sat for like 10 minutes and then we walked here. >> Okay. But what happened? >> And we got into an argument inside of his house. He threw me on the ground and I asked him to leave 10 [ __ ] times and he told me no, no, no, no, no. And then decided to call my dad for me and my dad's still on his way. >> Okay. >> We never fought an easy quick. I really don't know where that comes from. If we did, I would say it. >> Okay. So, do you have any do you have any injuries or any pain? Oh, I really don't. I really don't. >> She slowly got trapped in the logic of her own making. Her inability to keep a consistent story showed a mind overloaded by alcohol and panic, especially as control slipped through her fingers. The turning point came when an independent witness, the neighbor, spoke up. >> I just got that phone. Can I get you your phone? >> That's why I'm actually like A MESS RIGHT NOW. I JUST GOT that phone fixed two weeks ago. >> All right, I get it. I get it. I get it. >> No, you don't get it. Okay. Cuz you don't have a psycho boyfriend that beats up your everything. >> No, I don't. >> He literally ruins my life every week. Every week he gets drunk and HE RUINS MY LIFE EVERY WEEK. And then he gets A PLAY VICTIM AND THEN IT'S FINE. RIGHT. YOU guys said you guys broke up, right? You guys said you broke up. >> I don't have any bruises. You take his side, the 6' 5. Didn't you say you guys broke up? 5 foot girl, right? The >> Didn't you guys say you broke up? >> It's just [ __ ] [ __ ] We broke up in November. >> Sorry to cut you off. neighbor walked up cooperated with what he was saying before. Uh obviously I let him they this they started in red. >> How do you how did the neighbor know? >> Cuz he was opening he opened all the windows trying to get in the house with seaw neighbor. >> Yeah, I saw >> you got his info. >> I'm going to No, he said he's not. >> Obviously. >> I don't know what happened in there. I'm >> Yeah, I get you. >> And when I saw her going ape [ __ ] on him and him just trying to get her out, I heard heard her throwing nuts and throwing [ __ ] >> Yeah. And I said, "Dude, don't cuz I know how [ __ ] go out of here. Let her do what she's going to do if it is what it is." I go, "And he and he just leaned on that deck." And he's like, "I don't know what to do. I think she's trash in my house." I go, "Stay outside." >> Yeah. >> What's going to happen now is um we're going to fill out a bind form. You're going to be uh explain your domestic violence rights. Um you're going to be offered the opportunity to apply for a temporary restraining order. If that's something you would do, you would mark off Yes. I don't feel like I was sting. >> Okay, that's fine. Um, I do have to ask you when you said she choked you, did you lose consciousness at any point? Did you feel like you were couldn't breathe >> for a second until I grabbed her hand? >> You did feel like you couldn't breathe for a second? >> I pressed charges on. >> Well, so that's you're not pressing the charges. The state of >> As officers pieced everything together, the victim mask began to crack. The truth surfaced through plain evidence, the red marks on the man's neck, and the neighbor's statement landed like a cold splash of water, ending the illusion she was trying to hold on to. >> 18 >> 18. >> He crashed my first car. He crashed my first ever car. [laughter] Has continued to ruin my life ever since. Well, when you guys broke up in November, maybe it should have stayed that way. >> Yeah. Tell me about it. Tell me about it until he stalks your every movement, your every breath. He stalks me like a file. >> Go ahead and stand up. >> All right. Go ahead. Take a step right down here. Face the house and place your hands behind your back. Okay. We're going to continue our investigation. Just bring her in, get her set up. We'll we'll do everything. County 41 out here. >> Is there anything against what? >> No reason to get >> No, there's not. There's not. You just check me. Just take me where I need moving. Stop moving. >> I'm going to catch all charges for being disorderly and I don't think you really want that. So, >> I don't know. Talk to me with a respect and a god. Are you kidding me? Stupid. >> I'm not even moving, [ __ ] You just want to do that. YOU DEAD ASS JUST want to look at me. Spread your legs. I'm not looking. >> Spread your legs. >> They're spread. Are they not spread? Are they not? Are they not? ARE THEY NOT? ARE THEY NOT? >> ARE THEY NOT? >> Not moving her muscle. >> She just has to search her real quick. >> Yeah. And I'm She just wants to move me and shove me. I'm fine, bro. Just take pull my pants down. Are you done? Are you done? Are you done? Are you done? Are you done? You weirdo. >> ARE YOU DONE TOUCHING ME, YOU ACTUAL FREAK? >> You done? Good. >> You done? >> Shoes when you get >> Yeah. Let's go. >> Stop moving. >> Is this not where I'm going? >> Stop moving. >> Is this not where I'm going? >> Am I wrong? Stop moving. >> Am I wrong? >> Am I wrong? Am I wrong? Am I wrong? >> Yeah, you are wrong. You are wrong. >> Let's go then. Give me where I need to be. Why is it taking so long? >> I'm not on your time. >> I'm not on your time. To be honest, I could give a suck, [ __ ] >> Keep sucking it. >> In the end, the young woman was taken to jail and faced charges including assault, resisting an officer, and disorderly conduct. She spent one day in custody, paid a $200 fine, and was placed on one year of probation. She chose a $1,500 phone and her ego and paid with her reputation and her future. What do you think about this 18-year-old's nightmare? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. From a disputed accusation to a cold eviction, chaos erupted without warning. On September 20th, 2023, police responded to a call about a domestic dispute at an apartment complex. From the moment they arrived, the attitude and behavior of a 21-year-old woman pushed the line between a private family conflict and legal accountability to its breaking point. >> She does not reappear. >> Okay. >> She just got off work. >> She's being disrespectful. We just moved here. That's why we moved away from where we was cuz all my girlfriend kids is so disrespectful. >> Okay. >> I don't want to take her somewhere. She got to get out of my house. >> Okay. So, she doesn't live here. >> She I don't want her here. She got to go. They going to take you somewhere, but you getting up out of here. >> I swear I told you I was GOING TO KEEP TALKING. I'M GOING TO SPIT in your face, bro. [ __ ] Real [ __ ] Come on. Just real [ __ ] >> What's going on? >> Give me Give me one second. I'm going to call I'm going to talk to police. I'll call you right back. >> Call the police for while I'm in my house. >> ALL RIGHT, SIR. I'M GOING TO TALK TO THE POLICE. YOU STOP TALKING. STOP >> AND YOU GET HER OUT OF MY HOUSE. I WILL STOP TALKING. >> LET'S ALL LET'S ALL bring it down a level. >> Just bring it down a level. Get this figured out. >> STOP TALKING TO HER. >> ALL RIGHT, LET'S BOTH CALM DOWN. >> Can you go into THE NEXT ROOM WHILE I'M TALKING TO YOU CUZ HE JUMP MY CONVERSATION AGAIN? >> YEAH. Let's Can Can you just separate to the other room for me, sir? Just I promise I'll listen to you as well and then we'll get this figured out. >> But just to keep pitches down, >> that's that's what's going to keep it down. She has TO GO. >> TALKING TO HER MOM. >> YES. CALL MY MOM. I'M GOING TO TELL HER THE SAME THING. >> SHE All right. Hey, bring it down. >> You think my mom will choose YOU OVER ME? NEGATIVE. >> OKAY. SO, your mom's boyfriend, >> whatever he want to be. >> Okay. >> Do you live here? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm visiting. >> How old are you? >> 21. >> Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. Okay. So, you came over to visit your mom. You guys kind of got into it. >> And now, where do you live around here or do you live >> I live in I have a house here, >> but I live in Iowa City. Okay. Can you get the bills here? She got to go pay her phone bill. >> Right out of the gate, she had no interest in listening. She went straight on the offensive, then wrapped herself in the image of a dutiful daughter to justify her conduct. What stood out most was her disrespect toward elders and a naive, almost performative defiance toward the officers. >> So, come here, mom. Did your mom go? She literally checks stuff out for work. I always come here Mondays and Tuesdays so I can get job applications so I can not stay here but be down here full time. They take me home. They pick me up. Now nobody wants to take me home >> because everybody in their feelings going to >> so I NOT HE WANTED TO be in the house. >> You're not disrespecting Don't say no to me. I don't disre not your I'm not You have three daughters. He My mom only shares the little girl with him. She's at school. Then you have to daughter somewhere else. Nobody in here is your kids to be saying anything too. By the time you got my mom, all of us was grown as hell. Therefore, you're not >> siblings as well. >> YEAH, WE'RE ALL SIBLINGS. He's nobody's daddy. He wants to be in the man of the house so bad. Your three-year-old will be here in a couple hours. We don't have to listen to you. Nothing. My mom was here. Whatever. She left. Boom. She dealt with it. You wanted to call police afterward because you felt like you wanted to keep trying to attack my character and disrespect me. So, yes, I'm going to disrespect you up until simple. That's how I started. >> Okay, babe. And would you please let this officer know what's my status, my living situation here? >> Gotcha. So, with So, with your daughter, um, does she live here then or like we'll stay the night a couple days a week? >> All right. So, My thing is so like there's so clearly you and um your boyfriend have residency here. >> My my >> right my thing here is um you know she sounds maybe like she's trying to get a ride to at least leave here until she's has a ride to go back to Iowa City. My suggestion for you though is you know to prevent her from establishing residency here. >> In her mind being 21 didn't come with responsibility. It was a lever for power. Being a daughter became her excuse to stand above the man financially supporting her. It was a warped value system where family ties were idealized into a protective charm, allowing her to brush off moral and social consequences. >> I can do that. Hey man, so did you get anywhere with getting a ride? >> No, they're my ride. >> Okay, so talk to your mom. She's at work, so obviously he's not going to give you a ride. >> No, I don't want him to give me a ride. This is my mom's house, >> right? >> So, >> but he your mom and him, they live here, >> right? >> They've allowed you to stay here. >> No, my mom, he has no allowance over. He's not on my birth certificate. He's not >> lives here. >> Yeah. >> He has res >> barely. >> Okay. Okay. >> Well, according to the state of Illinois, he's established residency, right? >> My address is my mom's address, literally. So trying to figure it out. So So what are we talking about? What are we doing? >> So [snorts] here's the thing is you do not have residency here. You know, you're you stay here infrequently a couple nights a week here, but it's not, you know, a consistent thing. >> No, it is. >> This is every single week. I'm down here every single week. I have to come back down here on Tuesday. >> Literally, this is every week. I don't miss a week. >> Mhm. Okay. So, do you have someone that can give you? >> NO, THEY'RE MY RIDE. >> OKAY. >> What about a friend's house that you can stay? >> I don't know anybody down here. >> What did my mom say? >> Okay. Your mom doesn't want you here. >> The moment her mother refused to let her stay landed like an unavoidable emotional blow. It exposed how thoroughly she had pushed people away. Yet, instead of choosing a graceful exit, she clung to property that wasn't hers. as if winning the moment mattered more than personal dignity. >> That you have a place in Rock Island. >> Yeah, but why the [ __ ] would I go there if I have no way home? >> Okay, but maybe that's somewhere that you can go to cool to let cooler cooler prevail. >> No, I'm not trying to hear nothing. I'm going go find wherever I need to go. I'm cool. >> I don't even have my [ __ ] keys to the house. So why the [ __ ] would I go to a house there's I don't have keys to >> the thing is is >> I'm not staying here. I I don't I don't I don't give a rat's ass. I don't I don't even want to be talked to no more. >> Okay. So, where where are you going to go? >> Sit right here until I find me somewhere to go. I I don't I don't have [ __ ] to say to y'all, him, my mama, nothing. They could die for all I give a rat's ass about. And that's just how I feel. >> So, let's work on finding someone. >> That's what I'm trying to do. >> Okay. >> All right. Don't just just stop talking. Okay. >> Would one of your siblings give you a ride somewhere? >> They're not giving me no ride. There's only one car. There's no car here. >> Okay. Gotcha. Okay. What if we give you a ride somewhere? >> No, >> I [snorts] don't need your help cuz y'all didn't do nothing. >> They don't want you here. >> I'M NOT IN THEIR HOUSE. I DON'T CARE. >> YOU'RE ON THE PROPERTY. >> SO, I don't care. I will gladly go on a public ASS SIDEWALK. I DO not care. >> Perfect. >> I really do. Don't. Just stop talking to me cuz y'all are >> We can't leave. >> Okay. Well, y'all going to be sitting in here till I decide to walk on the public ass sidewalk. Okay, >> you don't need to make this any worse than it already is >> because y'all are no help. >> I just offered to give you a ride. >> I don't need y'all ride. I'm not sitting in a police car. I've been I I don't want you. No, I'm I'm pregnant. I'm not sitting in no hard ass seat. I'm cool. I take my chances walking somewhere. >> Do you have a lot of stuff here? >> Yes. >> Yes, I do. >> She declared she'd rather sleep on a public sidewalk than accept help. a clear sign of extreme pride. But when officers informed her she would be arrested for criminal trespass, her tone flipped instantly. From issuing commands like a queen, she suddenly mentioned that she was pregnant as police moved in. >> Nothing. He just >> hang up the phone. Listen to what I'm have to say here. >> Give me one second. Talk to I don't know what they said. >> On the phone long enough. You need to listen to what I say. Here's the deal. >> I'm on THE PHONE. DON'T DISRESPECT ME. >> You're about to end up in handcuffs for criminal trespass. So now the police, >> you need to move along. Find a different >> You need to move along. Don't you see what I'm trying to find a ride? DON'T YOU SEE? I'M TRYING TO FIND A RIDE. DON'T YOU SEE? I'M TRYING TO FIND A RIDE. >> OKAY, THAT'S FINE. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> I'm trying to I'm TRYING TO FIND A RIDE AND THEY OVER HERE DISRESPECTING ME. >> Hang up. >> No. Hang up the phone. >> I'm trying. >> Stop. >> I'm trying. They're arresting me. >> STOP. LET GO. >> THEY'REING ON THE PHONE. I'M TRYING TO RUN AROUND AND THEY'RE SITTING HERE TAKING MY PHONE. >> DON'T MAKE IT HARDER on Don't want to break your phone. Stop. >> I AM PREGNANT. GET OFF ME. GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] >> STOP RESISTING. >> I'M TRYING TO RIDE. >> OKAY. STOP RESISTING. >> STOP. Bring your arm back. You're going to get charged with the resisting, too. >> That's cool. >> Okay. It's cool. >> I don't care. >> Okay. Bring your hand back. Relax your arm. >> No. >> Yes. >> Cuz why [clears throat] am I going in handcuffs? Because you're refusing. I'M TRYING TO FIND me a >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. You're going to end up on the ground. Stop. >> And if you put me on the ground, we're going to have a problem. >> You need to stop resisting. >> Stop. You need to stop. >> No. >> You were given plenty opportunities. >> I know. Cuz I'm trying to find me a ride. Get the out of here. >> Stop. >> Pick up my phone. Save it there. >> Pick up my phone. >> Save it there. >> Pick up my phone. >> Are you going to pick up my phone? Nope. >> Or you just >> I'm not going to walk. We're going to have to carry you. So, I'm going to get somebody else here to carry you to the car. >> Okay. >> Are you going to pick up my phone or no? >> In the end, she was arrested and taken to jail on charges of criminal trespass and resisting an officer. If convicted, she could face up to one year in jail, fines of up to $2,500, 6 months of probation, and 50 hours of community service. She's like someone who sets fire to the only bridge leading home, then screams at the firefighters for getting her clothes wet. What she never seems to grasp is that the fire started with her own hands. Evicted and with the chaos barely settling, the camera cuts to a traffic stop with boundary crossing suspicions. On April 22nd, 2025, police came across a car that had gone off the road and into a ditch. Behind the wheel was a 19-year-old girl. Once the conversation started, her inconsistent explanations quickly exposed the gap between the story she was selling and the reality sitting right in front of everyone. >> I don't even know how this happens. >> Just glad she's okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, everything's >> I was driving and I saw her in the ditch. Apparently, she had to swerve cuz a car was in the road. >> What? Come on. Sorry for ditching. Talk to me. >> How did you end up in a ditch? >> Another car here that was literally merging was about to hit me. So I get over >> Mhm. >> and I literally just right here. >> Yeah. I'm shooting. >> No, I ain't tight like >> No, no, no. I was just blowing into your mouth to show you. >> Huh? >> No. I was blowing into your mouth so you could smell. >> So you're not drinking? >> No. No. No. Are you on any medication? >> No. No. No. >> Sure. >> I'm sure. >> Yeah. No. That's why I'm just trying to get it. So, >> what do these be >> today? Well, currently now it's the 13th. So, >> I just got off a 12 hour shift, I guess. >> It's the 13th. What day of the week is it >> now? It's Wednesday. >> Okay. And what? >> Oh, you think I'm going to pause? And if you just leave >> leave the flash away. >> See my finger? >> Mhm. >> I want you to follow with your eyes, not with your head. Do you understand? Don't move your head. Okay. >> So, we're not concussed, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But your eyes are doing this and that only signals two things. You're either drinking or you use some kind of drugs. It's hard to forget the moment she literally blew into the officer's face to prove she hadn't been drinking. But not long after, she couldn't even pin down the time. When your perception is tilted by substances, every explanation, like, "I just worked a 12-hour shift," starts sounding more and more unbelievable by the minute. >> Ma'am, wait. I don't want you to slip down the >> I know. I just don't I'm just trying to tell you where it is. What? >> See? Yep. >> No, the pass seat. >> You should be able to or just press the >> What do you want to It's in the >> You said you took one. You have one medication. There's six medications in here. >> I want you to know right now. You understand? >> You understand? Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> But put your bag away. Put your pocketbook down, please. I'm going to demonstrate. >> I'm I don't need any paramedics. >> Okay. Just tell them they don't need Okay. I'm gonna demonstrate four physical performance exercises to you and give you an opportunity to take the I'm gonna demonstrate the exercise to you and I'm going to get provide you an opportunity to take it right the starting position I just demonstrated to you. Head back, eyes closed. >> This is so bad. I'm so bad with balance. >> Head back, eyes closed. All right, head back, eyes closing. There's no peaking in this game. You can start your 30-second time estimation now. >> I'm not because of balance at all. >> I never told you to pick your foot up. >> I know. I know. But right here. >> Okay. You grew in unexpected. Got it. >> Cuz right now check my ID. >> Just stop. Just pay. >> No, I said my ID. I said, "Let's just focus on what we're doing here, okay?" >> She seemed to think a clean record and that good girl look were her golden ticket out of trouble. The arrogance showed once the balance tests began. She kept cutting the officer off, doing moves before being told like the process didn't apply to her. >> You bring your head forward, man. You can't see. You're not going to learn the exercise if you're not looking. When I tell you to only when I tell you to estimate when 30 seconds has elapsed to yourself in your own head. When you're done estimating when 30 seconds has elapsed, bring your head forward, open your eyes, and tell me you're done. You understand the exercise that I'm explaining to you? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You may begin the exercise whenever you're ready. >> I I can't balance once. >> All right, let's let's try another exercise. >> Yeah, please. All right. >> What? Just I ma'am, you have to stop talking. I'm sorry. >> You understand the exercise I explained to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You may begin whenever you're ready. >> Try again. >> Let me try the right side. >> Fix whatever one you want. I don't care which way. You have to be 6 in off the ground. There you go. You have to count. I can't hear you. >> I'm sorry. It's just really hurts. >> I wish I could show you why it hurts so bad. >> Still sits. One, two. Here you go. >> Can I put the backs on my shirt? >> Sure. Absolutely. >> You want to wear that jacket? You want to take it off? No, it's all >> right. You understand the exercise that I'm explaining to you? >> Yes. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Right foot, left foot in front of it, and then you may begin the exercise. Got to count your steps out loud. >> Four. You said how many steps, sir? >> Nine. >> Six. Seven. Would you like me to go back? >> Doesn't matter. Whichever way you want to go. >> When the truth about her impairment couldn't be talked away anymore, she switched gears. Suddenly, it was all about physical pain. A way to recast herself as a health rellated victim. But reality kept speaking loud and clear through every unsteady step that exposed just how impaired she was. >> Head back, eyes closed. Left. Right, left, right, left, right. All right, open your eyes. I'm going to explain it to you one more time. What you're going to do is put your feet together without spaces or gaps. Your arms dipping at your side, index fingers extended and tilt. Right. Say that. >> You say all your feet up forward out. >> I don't know what what you're asking. >> I need to say forward and down. >> Forward. Tip your fing index finger tip of your nose straight back out and down. You understand the exercise? Say yes. >> All right. You enter the starting position I just demonstrated. Head back. Cows closed. Index fingers extended. Left, right, left, right, right. That would have been your other right. >> It's just It's just the um All right, we got one last test. Okay. Okay. >> I want you to tilt your head back, eyes closed, and put your arms out like this. I want you to like this. Like you're just like this. >> Yeah, you can go with that if you choose. Just do that right now. Head back. Eyes closed. Eyes closed. Stay like that until I tell you otherwise. Okay. Placing you under arrest. Driving on the influence lack of credit can afford those. >> The moment the cuffs clicked shut, the entitlement fantasy collapsed completely. From confident and defiant, she flipped into panic, repeatedly calling for her mom. Even then, she still seemed to believe she could negotiate with the law using personal connections or social status. >> Please, please, please. I'm going to see that my car is there. All right, just lean against the car for a second. >> Please, officer, just let me call my mom, please. That's it. All right, >> I'm going to read you something and please pay attention cuz it pertains to your driving privileges. You're under arrest. You're driving under the influence of credit chemical controlled substance. I am now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your urine for the presence of determining the presence of a chemical or controlled substance. Will you take the urine test? This is my Miranda. >> No, this is the part in flight from Sepa. >> I can take her right now. >> Obviously, we have to go to the DUI facility. >> I'm sorry. >> It's up to you. You don't have to take it if you don't want to. >> It's up to you. You can take it or not take it. It's up to you. >> Can I please call my mom, please? Ma'am, I'm going to give you one more chance. Will you take the urine test? Yes or no? >> I say I'm sorry. Just take it to safeguard yours. >> Oh, I have a big word. >> Yeah. THC. >> That's not That's not THC. That's not THC. That's not THC. That's delta 8. That's not a >> What's in delta 8? >> Trust me. THCA. It's legal. I promise. >> Please. Level. >> I have insurance. Can I get it? >> Wait. Please let me call my mom. Please. Just let me tell her. Please >> call her from the jail. >> No. Police, please. Police. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and faced charges including DUI and non-violent resisting obstructing an officer. If convicted, she could be looking at fines up to $3,000, probation for up to 18 months, and a one-year driver's license suspension. And just when the checkpoint suspicion hasn't even cooled off, alcohol sets off a new chain reaction. This time, it turns violent and out of control. On November 18th, 2022, police responded to a domestic disturbance involving Jasmine, 19. With a familiar history and a defiant attitude, she believed she could keep pushing boundaries without consequences. Reality had other plans. >> So, she's gone. >> Yeah. >> In a car or on foot. >> Pink pants and a t-shirt. >> Which Which daughter is it? >> Jasmine. >> It's Jasmine. I know. >> And she broke half my window. >> All right. Do you want to press charges? >> I do. >> Okay. Anyone injured? >> Her bleeding. Stop right there. Turn around. TURN AROUND. DON'T RESIST. Don't resist. Resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. WE'RE UNDER ARREST. WE'RE GOING TO BE CHASED. STAY SAFE. WATCH your face. >> Give me your other arm now. Give me your arm. Hold that. [clears throat] Give me your arm. I got the arm. All right. Stop. Good. All right. Go ahead and call it 271 custody. Stay right there. All right. Are you injured? Are you injured? All right. Roll her aside. She's got blood all over her. Come on, Jasmine. Jasmine. Jasmine, catch your breath here. Talk to us. What's going on? Talk to us. What's going on, Jasmine? Jasmine, talk to us. She had blood all over. 205, we need rescue down here. We're going to be stuck between uh lot 79 and the center road. We got a female. She's uh not responsive. Get somebody down here. Jasmine. Jasmine. Looks like it's her hand. It's bleeding. I got shoes. >> Jasmine, come on. Stay with me here, Jasmine. >> Smashing her own mother's window wasn't just property [music] damage. It was punishment for not getting what she wanted. Moments after being cuffed, she suddenly went unresponsive, [music] her body going limp. Officers immediately called for medical assistance when she began snoring and breathing shallowly. >> Jasmine, talk to me. Jasmine, talk to me. Jasmine, talk to me. Jasmine. Jasmine, talk to me. Here we go. Hey, there you go. You know what's going on? Jasmine, do you know what's going on? All right. Female is responsive. She's uh very intoxicated. She's got blood all over. She resisted. She's in custody for Jasmine. We got blood all over. She is uh highly intoxicated. Is breathing, but she's not responsive. Just in case she collapses, we need to move her so we can get a better spot. Yep. Let's get her over by her squads in case we need any uh bags or anything. >> Yeah. >> Watch the stuff there. Grab her feet. We're going to roll roll her over to her back. One, two, three. All right, up to her. All right, Jasmine, we're going to do a senior guard evaluation. Figure out where some of this blood's coming from. Go ahead, walk backwards. I think it's her hand. >> Yeah, she's got something around her nose, but just be from the alcohol grasp right here. Be a little more comfortable. All right, set her down nice and easy. Get her to a recovery side. I'm going to grab her coat. I know we've dealt with her before. Does she have any seizure disorder or anything? No. Okay. How much has she had a drink tonight? Don't know. You got a blanket or something? All >> [sighs] >> right, good heart rate. She's moving her mouth. All right, Jasmine, thank you. She uh swung at me, knocked my radio off, but otherwise she didn't actually hit me or anything, so we're good. You good? Jasmine. Jasmine, talk to us here. Jasmine, you said two, four locos. >> Yeah. >> What else? What else? What else? Any drugs? I don't care at this point. Just how long ago? >> She has a vape in her pocket. >> Okay. Uh, I know it's Jasmine. It's with a Z or S. I don't remember. >> J A Z M I N. >> Jasmine. >> Middle initial >> G. >> And last name. >> By playing unconscious, she tried to shift the focus from arrest to rescue, stalling the legal process through emotional manipulation. It's a subtle tactic. Seasoned officers stayed alert knowing the victim mask can hide aggression ready to explode. >> Go over there. I >> Okay, then go go over there then. >> We just don't need you right here. >> What's going on? >> Just keep walking. >> You okay? >> Yeah, we're fine. >> What's going on? >> Keep walking. I SAID KEEP WALKING. >> ARE YOU RIGHT? >> Highly intoxicated. She resisted. We went down the ground and she's been just laying in a public post state. A lot of alcohol at least. You take anything off your door or no? >> Family says no. We haven't even gone inside yet. She resisted, punched us, went to the ground. She's been like this. She is breathing. She's got a steady pulse. She has short short. Come on. >> Short shallow breathing. Wherever you guys Yeah. Whoever's >> help you guys out, right? >> Yeah. Freigher would help us out. Yeah. Skated again. Uh, at least two. >> Hold on. J A S >> J A Z M I N E. >> Hold on. J A Z I N. >> Uh, M I N. >> What's going on? Oh, there's no >> There we go. >> Y'all dumb. >> Jasmine, stop. Jasmine. Jasmine. GET THE OFF OF ME. >> JASMINE. JASMINE. >> GET the off. Grab her other leg. We're going to put her right in the car. >> No, you're not. >> Bro, YOU GET THE OUT OF YOU, BRO. GET ASS. GET THE [screaming] OFF. ENOUGH. ENOUGH. >> Stop resisting. STOP. >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP PLAYING WITH ME. >> STOP RESISTING. >> Stop resisting. >> Jasmine, relax. You got to relax. Jasmine. [screaming] >> JASMINE. STOP. >> GET THE OFF ME. I'M PLAYING WITH YOU, BRO. NO. GET OFF OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> GOT HER. GET OFF OF ME, BRO. >> HOLD HIM LEG. >> DON'T [screaming] BITE. DO NOT BITE. DO NOT BITE. >> I'M GOING TO BITE. >> DO NOT BITE. >> DO NOT BITE. MANIPUL, DO NOT BITE. >> GET OFF. >> DO NOT BITE. >> When manipulation stopped working, anger took over. Alcohol doesn't change who you are. It reveals it. For someone already off course, drinking fuels a dangerous sense of entitlement. She hadn't learned from the past because she was repeatedly treated as pitiful instead of being held accountable. Am [screaming] I good? >> BRO, GET OFF ME. [screaming] >> Get off me, BRO. GET OFF ME. >> MOVING. [laughter] 3 2 1 ME, BRO. >> THAT'S NOT GOOD. LIKE Y'ALL COULD HAVE DID that before. Y even do that before. Y'all scary as I sit down. >> You scary ass in the >> [ __ ] [screaming] All right, I'm good. >> Yeah, watch those legs, >> bro. I [ __ ] beat the out of YOUR ASS. >> I PROMISE [screaming] YOU BEAT THE OUT OF Y'ALL. MY ENERG GET THE >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> Stop resisting. >> GET THE >> STOP. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> BRO, >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> YOU'RE THREATENING to kick my partners. You cannot do that. >> OKAY. >> Lay down. Stop. >> Just lay down. Stop fighting. [screaming] >> Don't Don't spit at me. You spit at me. Come here, BRO. DON'T SPIT. >> STOP. [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. BRO, [screaming] you heard? >> She spit in my face. >> Oh my god. >> Got it. All right. >> Oh my god. >> Balls. [screaming] >> When things still didn't go her way, she turned to violence. Spitting in an officer's face wasn't just disrespectful. It was a serious misstep. Officers were forced to place a spit hood on her. In that moment, whatever goodwill remained was gone. >> We have one minor officer injury and one blood pathogen exposure. >> You stupid ass. [screaming] It's gone. >> STUPID ASS. >> BRO, I SWEAR to God. [screaming] >> HEY, BRO. IF I CAN PUSH YOU, >> HEY, LISTEN. >> I'M NOT I'm not going TO TALK TO YOU if you don't want to talk to us about jazz. >> Let's just take a nice Let's just take a nice quiet ride to the hospital. Are you cold? >> No clue. some sort of there's some sort of domestic issue. She was CHUCKING PANTS IN THE sister and mom. >> YEAH, >> you guys. >> I was going to put a blanket. I'm going to put a blanket on you. >> And then 6203. I'M ABOUT TO DEAD ASS. WHERE ARE YOU? >> SHUT THE UP TALKING TO ME, BRO. HOW DO YOU >> YEAH, we've probably been with her a dozen times. Half dozen times, whatever. >> No. [laughter] So cold outside. She's cold. [screaming] >> You good? You okay? She kicked me in the balls and right when we were I was moving. [screaming] She got a leg. I was like, "What's that?" All right. [screaming] She was ultimately taken to jail and faced multiple serious charges, including assault on a police officer, throwing bodily fluids at a public servant, resisting arrest, domestic disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, and underage drinking. A 72-hour no contact order was issued, and Child [music] Protective Services, CPS, stepped in regarding the four children in the home. If convicted, do you think time in custody is what it takes for a spoiled kid like this to finally wake up? With these charges still fresh, the camera cuts to another scene. A group of teens rushing into [music] a full-blown fight. On September 7th, 2024, police responded to Green Springs Park after reports of a fight involving juveniles. As officers approached, the attitude of a group of teenage girls quickly made the situation far more tense THAN EXPECTED. THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT. NO, I'm over here. We got you. We got it. We're out. >> Ma'am, come back over here. >> Oh, my brother. >> You have to stop. >> NO, YOU DON'T HAVE A MA'AM. >> YOU ARE TALKING to an officer. >> You will respect. I'm not trying to be quiet. I just want her to be quiet. She's not a part of >> You can help us, but just stay over there. Be quiet for us. >> She's not in it. She has no idea what happened. Talk to this one right here. She's the one. >> I got you. >> Sorry. Go ahead. >> Everybody take some deep breaths. That's all I want you guys to do right now. >> They think it's funny, too. >> I want to press charges on all the 18year-old not keep your mouth shut. You know what? Matter of fact, go to her. Go to the car. He told her she has to go to the car. She has nothing to do with this incident. I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right. I've dealt with you before. She just came here. I just got here. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. I'm just saying. I know who you are. Okay. Okay. >> Are you still in trouble? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to talk to everybody separate. >> I just think that we should just take care of the people who are actually here situation. >> You're going to have to let us do our job. >> And my little sister's up there. >> I know. Go. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> She's literally I'm with my little sister officer. My guy here. >> Okay. Stop. We're going to handle our investigation. If y'all keep interrupting us, you're all going to go to jail for resisting. That's what's going to happen. >> Stop talking. Stop. There's a minor over there. A small one. >> Okay. An adult. If you're trying to act like a [ __ ] adult. Okay. >> So, we're going to get all your guys' information or you can go for resisting. Okay. >> Do you want to play that game? >> Just It's okay. We got this. >> Okay. You can go. >> Instead of cooperating to sort out the facts, the girls reacted loudly and aggressively using noise as a psychological shield to push back against police authority. But once officers separated them for individual statements, the real picture of what happened slowly came into focus. >> So supposedly from what I gathered so far, the other two are not their daughters, but related. So supposedly these table over here, I don't know what beef exactly happened, but somehow they're alleging the girl in the blue bathing suit and the girl in the American flag bathing suit attacked the minor over there. >> Okay. >> So So why why are you here at the park today? >> So I came here to go swimming. I didn't come here for none of this. Okay. >> I came here to go swimming with my home girl. We got dropped off not even a whole hour ago. >> We're coming over here. Whatever. >> I know one of the kids that was sitting at the table, which is red. >> Do you know them? >> I know one in the white tank. I know cuz she's friends with my homeboy >> and he's always here with my homeboy. So, he was on the tree and I asked him something. Then his girl girl that's talking to the other officer, she just kept saying making small. >> What' you ask him? Just so we understand. I don't care what it is. >> Okay. Well, I asked to tap something or whatever. Okay. And then the girl was like, "No." And I'm like, "Okay." I left it at that. Then Ray told me it's on the table. Go to the table. Whatever. Sitting there. Now we're just sitting there waiting until he gets out. Whatever. Standing there. We're about to walk back up to the front to go to the bathroom. Then the girl in the Fourth of July bathing suit. She said, "If you got something to say right now." So I'm like, "Are you talking to me?" She said, "Yeah, I'm talking to you." So then I'm like, "Girl, I'm not about to argue with 18-year-old." And then she said, "Well, it seems like you got a lot of to say." And like she just kept going back and forth. And she said, "You want me to do something about it?" I'm like, "Do it then." Like I'm just standing there. I'm like, "You're just going to keep arguing. Do something." And she runs up on me first. Then the girl in the blue bathing suit right there. >> Okay. So, she runs up on you. >> She runs up on me first and then the girl in the blue bathing suit at the table. She runs up from the side, starts punching me. Then they both start punching. I bring out my taser. Then the boys are trying to hold him back. Well, no. Ray. Ray was just standing there. He just watched me get jumped. The other boys, I'm pretty sure they were recording. Michaela was trying to break it up. Then I brought out my taser and then all the girls started running. And then they started laughing like, "Yeah, bring out your taser." And I did. Okay. >> All right, boys. Who's got the video? >> No video. >> No video. >> There's no social media videos. Nothing like No like that. >> Okay. Nobody's being >> It's hard to believe things spiral this far over a vape. But for a brat who's used to getting her way, hearing the word no is unacceptable. When she didn't get what she wanted, irritation flipped straight into aggression, turning a minor issue into a serious criminal matter. >> Were you guys here during the whole thing or what? >> I just I pulled up like right at the half. >> Okay. You don't know anybody here? You know people here or what? >> No. The first thing I know. >> Oh, okay. Is the white tank top. >> All right. >> This kid's account over here in the black shirt. The girl that got beat up with her girlfriend. Make sure they showed up here. We're just hanging out doing whatever. I said they were getting weird looks from the girl in the American flag machine. I was walking everybody. So, I was just telling him what came to black shirt. He's victim. His boyfriend said they were just down here, you know, this girl hanging out. Started getting weird looks from the girl flag king. They said back and forth like I really don't know what she said. That other girl, the one that's detained, we're just like, "You got something to say?" And he's like, "Let's just walk away. Let's just be done with it." Says, "Girl, American flag bikini comes up. They just start whailing on her." Says, "Girl over here in the other bikini comes over, joins him." He didn't say anything about he tried to break it up. Anything along those lines whooping on the guy in the white shirt, he just got hurt. He knows nothing about her. >> Yeah. >> Sorry, you don't want to talk to us, so we don't got to talk to you. >> Yeah. Just arresting people for no reason, though. >> Oh, okay. So, I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> Well, you can uh call and write for a public records request since you want to talk to us. Okay. >> [ __ ] >> Do you have stuff here? >> No, it's just my phone. >> Do you guys want to identify yourselves and possibly write a statement or talk to us? >> Not against the law. >> Do you guys want to talk to us? >> I'm asking yes or no. >> That's not against the law. >> Do you want to identify? >> Do you want to identify yourself and talk? All right, then. What are you saying happened? >> We were on a tree. They were asking for my THC. Last one right here. >> We kept saying no because of simple fact age. And as I was telling them no, I ended up feeling falling off the tree as you can see. >> Okay. I got marks all over my leg. >> Okay. >> After I fell um I saw that my girlfriend basically came down and I came down also. I got off the tree and I was following. They were trying to look through our stuff and she said, "Don't look through my stuff." Whatever. My girlfriend said basically he wasn't trying to. She was like, "All right, that one of the girls haggling." You feel me? >> What surfaced after the arrest was a clear loss of emotional control? Instead of backing off when they saw the other girl was weaker, they fed off each other's presence. The fact that the victim had to use a taser and was still mocked afterward showed just how disconnected they were from the danger and the legal consequences closing in. >> I talk to her mom. >> To who? >> The 18-year-old's mom. >> The 20-year-old. >> The one that got arrested. Hello, it's Deputy Aasso with the sheriff's office. >> Hi, how are you? >> Not bad. How can I help you? >> Falling on. >> So, your daughter was arrested for battery. Okay. That she got into it with somebody over here at Green Springs Park that happens to be a juvenile. So, it actually might be I'm not going to try to misspeak, but it actually might be labeled as child, which would be a felony. Okay. >> Oh my lord. You know how the altercation started? Because the girls are telling me that the girl swung at my daughter. She didn't know how old she was. I gotcha. Yeah. So, we're taking everything into account. We're going to document everything. So, ultimately, everything is going to be documented. Your daughter is going to be charged. Then, everything is going to be decided by a judge that reviews everything. Okay. >> The lady that that's talking to y'all that's making up a whole story. She wasn't even here. She came afterwards. >> I understand. But she's responsible for those juveniles. So, anything involving a juvenile has to go through somebody who's legally responsible for those juveniles. >> So, she can threaten us. So she could threaten us with no problem. >> Listen, so what are these threats? Cuz she listen. >> Are you guys ready to listen? >> Did she Oh, I got to talk. Who got fire? >> Okay. All right. So, listen. Did Did she brandish a firearm? >> We don't know. >> We don't know. >> She came up and she she's wearing yoga pants and everything else, right? Do you think it's reasonable that if somebody is gonna brandish a firearm wearing wearing tight spex or anything like that? >> She came back. >> All right. So, listen. This isn't our first day, right? >> But that's not y'all basically arresting one side when she came back and literally threatened everybody that was here. She don't even know what >> their reaction was like fans booing the referee to apply pressure even though they just watched their own team commit a blatant foul. The noise wasn't about finding the truth. It was about clinging to a position already lost. Not on the rule book, but on basic morality. >> Unless you guys were here during the thing, then no. So, they were not here. So, listen. Stop talking. >> You guys are going to step away from the car, okay? Or you guys can go to jail for resisting without. Okay? >> Resisting without violence. I'm telling you to step away from my car because we're not done with this investigation. Okay? So, your cousin, I will let you know. Okay? So your cousin is going to jail. It's going to be child of Valuchia County to Branch Jail. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. >> I answered the question. So basically what we determined was an altercation took place between juvenile and two adults and they juveniles have plenty of physical injuries. Adults have pretty much zero. >> What about the other friend in the blue? >> What are you talking about? >> She ain't got no marks on her. No, no nothing. It's just out the taser. >> Okay, we are done. Okay. So, unless you guys have any Do you guys want to fill out a paper statement? You can put it on a paper statement. I'm giving you that opportunity right now. >> I just told you like Do you want to write it on a paper statement? >> Are you saying Do you want to write it on paper statement? >> Anything we saying though? >> Yes or no? >> It's a simple and I'm going to give you one last chance. Do you want to write on paper? If not, step away from the car. I'm scared of is you. >> Okay. I don't care if you're scared of me or not. >> Do you want to put on paper? Yes or no? >> Do you want to Do you want to put on paper? All right. Step away from the car. >> Thank you. >> Have a nice day. Listen, I just want to talk with you guys, okay? So, when we come out for something we're called to, we got to identify everybody. And the best thing you guys can do is just talk to us, okay? >> We're not trying to get anybody in trouble over probation. We're not looking to do any of that stuff. But when we first get here, we need to understand what's going on. Yes, I made the comment that I've interacted with you before, but that's just because I know that I've interacted with you before. Okay, that's all. >> Okay. >> Okay. We're not trying to hem people up over nothing. So, the best thing you guys can do is just talk to us. So, you guys understand? I know tensions are high when we first get here. >> Oh, no. Tensions really, >> okay, but you guys understand when we get here, we got to identify everybody and figure it out. We're not trying to hem anybody up. >> What's done is done. That's it. No one just stole mad. >> That's understandable. But look, hey, it's not going to help. Okay, trust me. I was in plenty of scraps, everything else. Okay, they're going to jail on a felony charge. Both of them. That's not something light. That's more than just pride being hurt. They're going for a felony charge. Okay. Walk to my car, please. >> What kind of trip with the handcuffs on? >> I got big feet. >> Did I walk all the way over? >> Oh, no. She's going to go on the other side. All right. In the end, the young woman was taken to jail and faced a charge of child abuse, a thirdderee felony in Florida. If convicted, she could be looking at jail time, long-term probation, and a permanent criminal record. One that can erase future career opportunities before they even begin. A childish fight ending in felony charges. That's when the brutal lesson [music] finally shows itself. On September 10th, 2023, while patrolling by bicycle outside a nightclub in Athens, officers spotted a woman who was clearly intoxicated, standing in the middle of the street, blocking traffic and holding an open container of alcohol. From there, the night took a sharp turn. >> Hi, girl. Come with me. Come over here. Come with me. >> Come over here. No. No. No. No. Come on. Go this way. I would want a cloud. >> I'm not my driver. >> I know. >> I'm 21. >> Oh my. >> You're also drunk in the roadway and you're stopping all the traffic. >> No, I'm not. >> I watch you. >> Stop. I watch you stop. Driver's license. What the driving? You need something. >> No, I was just like, ma'am, do me a favor. Do go to the sidewalk. >> Go to the sidewalk. >> She going through a little bit. Look, let me tell you something. >> Get locked up. >> Let me check it first. Hey, >> Mom. My license. >> You're locked up now. >> Walk away. You going to get locked up. >> Okay. Good night. >> Mom, my license [ __ ] >> locked up now. >> You Oh my god, bro. Go back up. >> Okay, >> back up. >> I'm back. >> First round one, check. >> Can I get her first? >> No. >> Okay. >> 1095 for a female obstruction. >> She had just turned 21 and looked confident enough. But her behavior told a different story, emotionally out of control. In her mind, she could stand wherever she pleased as long as it suited her. But the moment she swung at an officer, things crossed a hard line. That's when a small problem became a night behind bars. I was looking for my goddamn >> Why you getting hit? >> What is wrong with you? What's wrong with you? >> What's wrong with you? >> You got it. >> No. And then I will be the bad guy if I punch you in the mouth. >> Who? Me? I'm >> not [ __ ] about her. >> What happened? >> She just gave a slap and then I punched her in the mouth. But I'm I'm the bad guy. Yeah. >> No, she didn't. I got to walk home. >> I know. >> Let's go. I got company. >> Walk that way. Walk that way. >> Can you what? >> I pull my pants. >> Yeah. >> Can you help me? Can you help me? Godamn. >> How you want your phone at? Calm down. Calm down. >> I ain't do [ __ ] around. Y'all >> you swore on the police. >> Yeah, because y'all see her touching me. Don't touch me. >> Hey, you got to open >> open container, too. >> I know. I was I was trying to put her in handcuff behind. >> Hey, she got open container. uh publicly intoxicating the roadway. So she stopped. Hey, you got liquor container? >> Oh, you got liquor. That's why I stopped. >> Open container. Please saw me. Police saw me. >> With no way out, she dropped any pretense of reason and turned to blaming the police, accusing them of taking things from her. She also refused to sit when ordered. For a brat used to getting her way, following commands feels like losing control. The one thing she was still desperately clinging to while drunk. I don't open the container. >> This is what you had. >> He quit me. >> It's not mine. It >> was in your hand. >> It was in your hand. >> I don't. >> Okay. >> I don't I don't tell you something. You have to calm down. You feel >> go on sidewalk. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> You're making Think about YO AND HER RIGHT NOW. THINK ABOUT YOUR BOY. HEY, >> STOP. >> You're making things worse. >> Stop to THINK ABOUT HER SON. That's what she didn't think about. >> Well, you're making things worse. Back up. >> I'm not getting >> you here. >> Me. >> You okay? >> I hold them with my life. Leader. >> Any support for them? I like she so she went like this like I'm trying to put on handcuffs. She spilled all her open container on her hands. So she slip out and she'll went like this on this side of the helmet and I went and just Kelly just grabbed her. I was about to punch her on the freaking >> I don't want to police goddamn police off. >> You ain't the real police. open within. You have >> I do. Yeah. Let me see it. >> She She took a swing at the officer. She instantly goes down, but she hit an officer. So, >> nice. >> It's force or >> uh No. I mean, I don't think it's sports, >> but I mean, we put her face down. She went in handcuffs super easy. Like we didn't have to use no technique. She's just swinging on the police. >> Her belief in control showed when she asked how she could keep her record clean by just paying a fine. But once officers drew a clear line allowed at the stadium on game days, absolutely banned from downtown. The illusion that this was negotiable began to crumble. >> I have two kids. >> I'm going to politely decline. No, thank you. >> Have you ever speeded ticket before? Uh yes. >> So you know how the system works pretty much. >> Yeah. >> As long as you pay the citation, we will not show up on your record. Okay. >> Okay. >> That was my misunderstanding. >> There's no open There's no open carry on game days, right? >> So on campus, yes, you can in campus during game season Saturday nights. Yes, you can. As soon as you pass Ball Street toward downtown Athens, there's a no open container. Okay. >> Okay. >> Could you issue me the ticket and snow? The person that I saw in the possession of the alcohol blue beverage was >> I had to tighten them up cuz you kept slipping. >> We'll adjust them in just a minute. >> We'll adjust them in a minute. >> Okay. But you need to see >> [ __ ] behind you. Stand up, daddy. >> No, I need to handcuff all. >> Got to stand up and then we'll go. >> Logic couldn't save her and the shell of arrogance cracked. She quickly reached for the role of mother as a last emotional card. Despite having chosen to get drunk in the first place, the tears weren't for her children. They were for a collapsed ego with no escape left. >> As long as I paid the citation, it's not on the record. >> Yes. As long as you pay your side, thank you. We not show up on direct. Okay. Look, is that phone number going to work? Call them back. Okay. Any questions, concerns, complaints for me? >> No. >> This is for you. You have a better night. Okay. >> Fine. Thank you. >> Yep. >> I'm going to call I'm going to call your baby. >> Baby, >> I am about to hit you, sir. >> Yeah. >> I still I win. >> And then Kelly grabber. I was about to >> politely decline your offer. Okay. really like >> I need to lock him. Hang on a second. Here. I got him. >> You got a little bit of >> You got like a nail in there. >> Please listen to Oh, get in the car. I got two kids. >> I know. Take a step. >> I got to take >> I got heels on. >> You got what? >> Heels. >> Heels. You good? You get you step up there. >> Hey, I don't want to hear the same thing. >> You just can't pick up on the street. >> It's a golf ball. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and faced charges of obstructing an officer, public intoxication, possession of an open container, and assault on a police officer. She pleaded guilty to all charges. The outcome, eight days in jail, $490 in fines, and $50 in court costs. On July 12th, 2024 in Florida, a suspect was accused of battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence, both felonies. Already on probation, she now faced the very real possibility of a long prison stretch and heavy fines. But what happened next was even more explosive. wings device container the wine glass down the stairs at this point it's a no no she need weapons or anything no >> we travel here for years she pushes our bartender and as I'm coming to her to get her information she takes off her shoes on the cops can you just let her go to sleep >> huh any help with a lady oh she found her >> she is in the employee area naked trying screaming that Somebody killed somebody. >> Sir, stay here. >> Watch out cuz she threw that glass. >> Stairs. They went downstairs, man. They went downstairs. >> I appreciate you. Thank you. [screaming] >> ARE YOU OKAY, MAN? >> Sheriff's office. >> Put your hands behind your back. Just stand up. Hold >> on. Keep mad at me. I don't know what's going on tonight. >> So, make sure you charge her >> battery and LEO. >> Get up. >> Get up. >> What's the quickest way out of here? It's in front. >> Why are you so difficult right now? Literally, I have a girl. >> You fight me more, I'm going to take you to the ground. I'm not fighting, but my >> You just punched me, so >> I haven't done [ __ ] but my [ __ ] is like um >> From the start, officers approached cautiously, [music] dealing with a clearly intoxicated suspect. Her immediate resistance might have been an instinctive, fear-driven reaction rather than a planned escape. Still, once told she was under arrest, she fought back hard. >> Don't pull this [ __ ] >> Relax, >> sir. You just said >> is there staring? No, that's fine. >> Sir, you just said >> So I said, >> you know how long she been like this? >> Stop. >> I been up there the whole time. >> No, I'm just saying. >> I ain't not serious. >> Did you guys see cops walking through here? >> Did you see police walking through here? >> Hey, sir. >> First charges. Did she get you >> for her um pushing you? >> You know her name. >> Her same name is not your Okay. >> I'm not going to keep doing this. >> Stop. >> What? [screaming] WHAT? >> What did I do to piss you off? >> Well, you punched us and you're breaking stuff. >> Who did I piss off? You just assaulted a law enforcement official. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> Grab her. I'm going to hobble her. >> We're going to pull her legs in. Just stay right there. >> She screamed, thrashed, and kicked at the officers. In her drunken state, she may have truly believed she was the victim and the cops were the aggressors. This was a classic sign of severe behavioral breakdown where emotion completely overpowers logic. >> Give me your leg. [screaming] >> Hold her up. Hold her. Make sure [crying] she sit on the wall. >> Step on you. [screaming] [crying] [crying] All right. Put her on the ground really quick. Put her in the ground. >> YOU GET IT TOGETHER, you [ __ ] >> Okay. >> All right. Let me go on that side. Let me go on that side. >> Hey, watch her dress. Pull it down. >> All right. Legs first. >> Got it. >> Legs first. Yep. Go. >> You're going to regret this. >> 7118. >> It's in there. It's in the car. Hey, you awake? >> You >> You're awake. >> You >> all right? Perfect. >> 37117. [screaming] >> You will die. >> Yeah. Give me >> Well, he's not in trouble. So, >> no. No, he's not. >> Can you send that to me? >> Yeah. Got >> air drop. >> Yeah. [screaming] So, I was alarming. What is that? >> Thank you. Uh, just a bunch of stuff. >> Oh, wow. >> He wasn't even near her when she saw me at the window. >> We didn't Nobody has said that you're involved in this. >> I can't tell you what happened. >> After a physical struggle, officers finally got her into the patrol car. They checked her condition to ensure she wasn't seriously hurt, then collected her bracelet and personal belongings. Yet, the defiance didn't stop. She kept making noise and repeating the same nonsensical questions. >> They were all sitting here in the circular big, so there's probably about 20 people here. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I got one. She's kind of resisting, so we might have to pull her out the car. >> Okay, stand by right now. Come get you. >> All right. >> You all right? All right. >> You going to start screaming again? >> She got wild. They came and told her to shut up. She wouldn't shut up. She threw her glass. She went downstairs and nobody saw her after that. And then you guys came and done. >> Got it. Okay. >> Yeah, she does. You guys >> what? Come on. Come outside. >> What does that mean? >> Come here. >> English. >> All right. I'm pulling you this little bit. >> English for English. >> Come here. >> ENGLISH. >> She She was okay until a point and then she she very quickly hit a point and then >> But would anybody want to press charges for me? >> No man. Nope. She's swe >> charges, but we do want to set a trespass on. >> Yeah, they're good people. >> So, you don't want to press charges? >> But she's not allowed back on the property. >> Juliet Romeo, age. >> Do you have any medical problems? >> Hey, new. >> Do you have any medical problems? >> With what? >> Do you have any medical problems? >> With what? >> Do you have any medical issues? >> What? You're just prolonging the amount of time you have to spend in jail. >> With what? >> Just prolonging the amount of time you have to spend in jail. >> With what? >> Uh, >> with what? >> She had that already. >> With what? >> Yeah, I went down and talked to >> With what? >> Though she stopped physically resisting, she shifted to verbal non-ooperation. When asked about medical issues, she drew out her answers, subconsciously [music] stalling to avoid facing the consequences. Even if she understood exactly what she'd done, her self-preservation instincts pushed her to hide or deny it. >> Medications you took. >> Uh, with what? >> In your body. >> With what? >> Your mouth. >> With what? >> She with what? >> She with what? >> She's saying she has lots of medical problems. What? What? When the one you love your job? >> Um, I saw the video of you and she was pushing you and stuff. >> Um, you want to press charges on her? >> No. >> I I was just trying to prevent her from leaving, hurting herself further. Send to murders for medical clearance. This is not going to work for you. This is not work. >> Oh, Jesus Christ. You're going to fall. All right. >> Oh, shut up. It's not that funny. It's not >> I'm not laughing. >> I'm trying to help you come out the car. >> Out. It's not supposed to be that funny. >> I'm not laughing. >> Me out and I'll get >> Okay, but you have to put your other foot. >> I just I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. >> I'm done. >> Okay, get up. >> Can you get up? Am I able to pick her up or was her? >> She's getting she's getting some uh serious felony charges. I don't know. She's getting battery in LEO. She's getting resisting with violence. Those are both uh third degree felonies >> on felony probation. >> Oh [ __ ] >> In the end, she was booked into jail on serious felony charges. Battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence. And because she was already on probation, the penalties could be far harsher, including a lengthy prison sentence and significant fines. On March 21st, 2025 in Florida, police clocked a car tearing down the road at 85 mph in a 45 zone. What should have been a straightforward speeding stop quickly spiraled into a tense standoff. >> You were at 85 mph and you actually encroached into the 45 mph zone. >> Back there says 55. >> Even Even if the speed limit back there is 55. >> Yeah, that's what I was going at. No, you're going 85. Yeah, you're you're cruising. Do you have your license on you? >> Sure. >> This section now is 45. >> Right. Right. Cuz I'm almost home of that. Thank >> by the way. >> Sorry. >> So this is a citation for that speed. Okay. The 85 and the 45. It does not >> with that you don't get any of the three options. You have to contact this number on the front and schedule a court hearing. Okay? It doesn't allow me to give you a fine amount. >> All right? >> All I need from you is a signature. >> What do you mean? What do you mean? >> Deputy Davidson. It's right there on the bottom of the citation right there. >> You didn't hear what I asked you. >> You said what is my name? I said it's Deputy Davidson. >> I did not ask you. That's >> okay. >> You said that I have to go for a court hearing. I said what do you mean by that? It means you got to contact that number and schedule an appearance in front of the judge. The speed is too great for me to issue a fine amount cuz you're over 30 mph over the speed limit riding in the roadway. One appears to be >> When told she'd been going over 30 mph above the limit, she flat out refused to accept it. Instead, she built her own version of the truth, casting herself as the victim of an unreasonable police stop. if I should sign anything that I'm not >> I'm just going to tell you a refusal to sign a citation is an arrestable offense. >> So, you're going to arrest me because I do not understand what you're talking about. >> I I don't understand what you don't know what I'm saying to you. I had your speed at >> Hold on. Let me call Let me call my >> Okay. So, this is the deal. You were doing 85 miles an hour in a 45. >> I just told you I am making a phone call. >> You listen. I'm not here to make phone calls. >> Okay. So you want me to sign something that I'm not comfortable family member? >> You don't have to call your family member. You're an adult. I do, sir. No, you don't. >> No. Yeah, sir. >> I'm telling you right now. >> Legal right. I have my rights. >> Okay. You're >> my right. >> Driving is a privilege, not a right. We're going to start out with that. So again, you were doing 85 mph and a posted 45 mph speed. >> And I said I was not. I was 55. >> We're not going to argue road sign. That's something that you go to a judge. >> Correct. And in this case, you don't get three options like a normal speech citation. You get the option of calling the number and scheduling a court hearing. At that time, you can make your argument with the judge that you were not speed. Okay? That's the time that you get to argue. You don't get to argue roadside. >> I'm not arguing with you, sir. >> You are arguing with me. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you're going to arrest me cuz I'm not arguing with you. I'm not saying you're not I'm arrest I'm not saying I'm arresting you for not agreeing. I'm saying if you fail to sign a citation for a court date. >> I am picking up the citation I will go to the court but I'm not signing something that I do not understand. >> Do you want my supervisor to explain this to you? He's right behind you. >> Do you want Do you want me to call my family member? Cuz it's right on the phone. >> Nothing what your family is going to say is going to change what I'm about to do. Calling for a supervising officer showed the first cop was trying to calm things down and keep everything by the book. But her repeated refusals only cranked up the tension until it peaked when she tried to drive off while the officer still had her paperwork in hand. >> Arrest me for that, sir. >> I'm going to let you talk to my supervisor. He's going to tell you that I can arrest you for not signing the citation. >> No, you cannot arrest me for that. All right. >> It's called failure to sign a summon. >> No. Okay. I'll be right with you. You can't leave. >> You want to go to jail today. You want to go to [ __ ] jail today. >> You want to stop your car and put it in park right now. >> Okay. >> Get out of the car right now. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. >> Don't Don't swear at me. Don't swear. Do not You're not Sir, he's not allowed to open my vehicle. >> Yes, he is allowed. I'm telling you. Why are you driving away from a traffic stop? >> Because I'm talking to him. He walked away from me. I said, "Hold tight right now." >> Sir, I was talking to him. >> So, you would drive away while he's got your driver's license and your all your paperwork. >> He gave me my driver's license. He gave me my paperwork. And then he told me something that I don't agree with. He said, "If you do not agree with that, I said to you, you will go to jail." I said, "No, I want to call my family member to see why I'm going to jail for. I'm a citizen in here. What am I going to jail for? You give me a citation, sir. You give me a citation, sir. I said I will comply. I gave you my license and everything. So now you tell me you're going to put me to jail. >> So wait, was it 30 over? >> 85 and 45. Okay. So yeah, >> I was doing 55. >> Hey, listen. It doesn't matter if you're doing 55. It doesn't matter. You have to sign that, >> sir. >> Are you not going to sign it? Yes or no? >> No. >> Okay. >> And then I will go to the judge. >> Okay. Do me a favor. >> No. No. Take your hand off of me, >> sir. I'm not putting >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> No. >> You're going to jail. Step out of the car. You're going to jail. Wait a minute. >> Come on. Let me sign. Let me sign the papers. Too late, ma'am. Too late. You're going to jail. >> Step out of the car. You're going to get tased in about 2 seconds. Step out of the car. >> Wait a jail. >> Wait. Wait a minute. Why you doing this? >> Yeah, we are. >> Okay. >> That act of defiance forced police to use physical force to keep everyone safe. Even in handcuffs, she kept resisting, accusing officers of punching her in the face. claims they denied, warning her she could face an additional resisting charge. >> Not right. This is not right. This is not right. This is not right. >> Okay. You were >> I said this is not right. You just >> Listen, you just punched me on my face. >> Listen to me. No, >> nobody punched you in your face. >> So I can >> stop resisting. You're going to catch a resisting charge. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> I am. >> I don't. What are you reaching for? >> I'm not reaching for anything. >> Sir, I'm going to take your license. >> No. No. No. These are my property. >> Yes. >> No. I'm putting sir. >> Ma'am, let go of your license. >> Sir, >> hey, let go of it. You're under arrest. You can't have anything. You are under arrest, ma'am. Listen to me. Don't make it any harder than it has to be. You're under arrest. You're going to jail. That's it. >> Okay. Can I have my wallet? >> We will get your wallet. >> No one's pushing it. >> That was so rude. >> You're being rude. >> You were given several orders. You didn't You didn't go. >> We're going to have We're going to seat belt you. Okay. >> Hey, put your real camera on. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. Watch. I'm going to reach over and grab your seat belt. Put your camera on. Did you put your camera on when you punched me though? >> Sit back for me, please. >> I am sitting back. >> Okay, I need to reach around you. >> Sir, can you stop pushing me, please? >> Where's your Hold on. >> Sir, can you stop pushing your >> grab? >> You want to hand it to me? >> Once arrested, she stayed combative, complaining non-stop and tossing out more accusations. The officers kept their cool, avoided arguments, and handled the situation professionally. She showed no sign of remorse, insisting she was a victim of an unjust system. >> How do you not know that? >> I did not do anything. >> Okay. >> For you handling me like that men handling me like that straight. >> You were explaining you have to sign the option or or it's jail. And you said no. >> He told me that. I said I do understand what he's saying. I just need somebody to explain to me what he's saying. And then you call you push me, >> punch me on my face, and then put me in in in here for what? What have I done wrong? >> Okay, that thing is really tight. It's breaking my arm. >> It's breaking. We'll sit down. >> No, no, no. The the the the the the handcuff. >> Okay. They're not They're not comfortable. They're not They're not designed to be comfortable. [clears throat] Jesus. >> So, >> she just >> I got my camera still running cuz I'm inventorying. >> Yes, absolutely. >> I had her for 85 and the 45. >> Mhm. >> Gave her the 30 over. I told her I explained it numerous times. So, I She kept going. I'm like, "You know what? You think I'm lying? I'll call my supervisor. [snorts] >> Um, I'll do the toe. You just want to run her to jail and I'll I'll hand >> I just want to make sure I got everything about you." >> Okay. Um, >> make sure there's no large sums of money in our [ __ ] >> Yeah, I just >> All right. >> I know. I'm going to be accused of stealing millions of dollars. So, we got headphones. See, it's all like fruits and vegetables back here. >> All right. Just want to make sure we don't let this thing go with >> Yeah. >> or a fire alarm or something. No, [snorts] it's all all fruits and stuff back here. So, >> I'll get her to jail. >> In the end, she was booked on charges of speeding, refusing to sign a citation, and resisting an officer. Penalties could include mandatory court appearances, hefty fines, and possible jail time for obstruction, and resisting arrest. On April 10th, 2022, police got a 911 call from Stephanie, who openly admitted she'd just been in a crash. At first, the plan was simple. Offer medical aid and figure out what happened. But once they got to the scene, the details that emerged were anything but ordinary. >> Grab some gloves, take over CPR for Pyro. >> Come over here with me, man. Okay. >> I called as soon as this [ __ ] happened. I was this doesn't happen to me. >> I understand. >> I go to Bradley. Like, why would this happen to me? >> Okay. So, here's what I'm going to have you do. If you can uh maybe help Tyro doing CPR on that one right now. >> You tell me. I'm right here. >> Okay. Just hang ty right here. Has anybody gotten all your information? >> No. No one. Um, someone your friend took my license. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Your friend took my license. >> Okay. I'm just I'm just going to write it down here just to let you know I got body cameras there. Okay. >> Information for reconstruction. Is that okay if I >> What is your first? >> S T E P H A N I E. >> Middle initial. >> I don't have one. >> Okay. And last name? >> Mel. Go. >> Okay. Get away from the scene a little bit. Let them do their thing. Okay. This is your car, right? The correct the red car. You were the only one in the vehicle? >> I'm the only one. >> Okay. Come over here to Mike. Anything illegal on you? >> Yes. I have marijuana in your >> in your purse. Okay. Have you had any marijuana tonight? >> No. >> Okay. Can you set those on the car for me for him? >> My vape, too? >> Yep. Yep. Set that down there. >> In my phone. >> In your phone? Yes, ma'am. >> All right. Just come over here. Put your hands on my car. He's got a pass search before I put you in my car. Okay. >> Okay. That's >> No pockets or anything. >> Okay. >> No pockets. >> All right. until we figure out how we're going to handle this. I'm going to have you sit uncuffed in the backseat of my car. >> I'm going to get you out. We're going to probably do some field sobriety test and all that. I got some more questions for you. >> Right now, I'm going to have you sit down just so we're out of the road later. >> Are you hurt at all or need or need medics yourself? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Cuz your entire I mean, your car is pretty beat up, so I'm making sure. Do you Are you bleeding anywhere? >> Um, no. I'm okay. >> Is that a little blood splatter on your hands? Maybe from the glass. You see you got glass cut all over you. >> Officers quickly picked up on troubling signs. Stephanie's casual attitude. Cracking jokes right after a serious accident was a big red flag. She might be drunk or mentally unstable. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have a right to talk to lawyer before question. Have them present with you while you're being questioned. Cannot afford to hire a lawyer. Want to be provided for you be before question. Okay. Do you understand each of your rights? Which how do you say your first name? >> Stephanie. >> Stephanie. Um, if you had to ask me, how fast were you going when you hit the person? >> You want extended status? I would say I was going at least at least 40. At least 40. Maybe 40 to 45, but at least 40. >> Okay. All right. Um, do you think you were going too fast for this area at the time with the darkness? >> I honestly don't think I was going too fast because I tried to be precautionary about where I'm at. Um, but I just know that someone one person came out of nowhere. >> Did you have your headlights on? >> Yes, sir. >> Brights on or just regular headlights? regular >> 41 and drove straight here. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Over the course of the night, how much have you had to drink? >> I probably had about three drinks. >> What's What's What What is three drinks? You like Are we talking What type of drinks? >> Vod just vodka. >> Vodka. Straight vodka or mixed drinks? >> Uh vodka and water. So, I was staying hydrated, you know, and drinking. >> Mhm. >> On it. >> Like right now, if you had me do a test, I think I would pass. Just like not don't test me, but I think I would pass. >> Okay. I'm going to be honest. We are going to do those tests here in a little bit because the circuit we got your purse, your uh phone already, and that's that's all we need out of your car, right? >> Okay, hang tight. All right, Stephanie, go ahead and step on out here for me. We're going to do these uh quick test. It it started raining a little bit, but it pretty much let up as long as you're okay with that. Okay. >> All right, come right over here. >> You can just stand here in front of my squad car and face me. All right, just >> she tried painting herself as a careful driver, claiming the victims came out of nowhere, and that the smartest thing she'd done was call 911. Her misplaced confidence in her own sobriety showed she had no real grasp of the crash's severity or her actual condition. I >> want you to follow the tip of my pen. If your eyes, your eyes only, but keep your head still. I want you to continue that test. So, I tell you to stop. Okay. Okay, sir. You understand? Yes. >> All right. Touch the tip of my pen just so I know where you're >> There you All right. That's what I want you to follow. Nope. Keep your head still for me. >> Oh, my head. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. Just your eyes. >> Oh, we're going to try that again. >> It's hot. >> All right. Just >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Keep their head still for them. >> This is hard. They keep trying to turn my head. Keep your head straight. >> Okay. Head straight. I told you it's fine. >> I'd rather do the wonky. >> Okay. Go up towards that. Okay. What I want you to do is put your left foot down first. >> Okay. >> Now, put your right foot in front of your left foot with your right heel touching your left toe just as I'm demonstrating. >> Go ahead and get in that position for me. >> Can I show an example? >> Yeah, I want you to. >> Okay. >> Go ahead and tie your shoe for me. Okay. Do you understand my instructions? >> I think so. >> All right. Go ahead and begin the test. Okay. Okay. One, two, three. >> What was that? 33 card. Nine. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And turn around. >> All right. If you can stand right here in front of me for the next test. Go ahead and face me. Put both your feet together. Arm straight down your side. This is called a one. >> One 100 1. Is that what it is? >> Drop your foot. Lift it right back up. Keep going where you left off. >> 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 700 8 Oh no. 9 100 Oh, I can't do it. Continue the test. Okay. >> 1000 1100 1200. >> The pressure of field sobriety tests slowly chipped away at her cool facade. She failed every step and the breath test results hit like a hammer. Undeniable proof she was way over the limit. >> The drive in Illinois. >> I do not see. >> Okay. 08. Okay. What I have you do is take a deep breath. A long hard steady blow into the straw just like you're blowing up a balloon. Keep blowing till you hear the machine click. Okay. All right. >> Yes, ma'am. Take a deep breath. Long, hard, steady blow. A little bit harder for me. A little bit harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Okay. Go to Bradley. >> You're a Bradley student. >> I graduate in four weeks. >> You're a 264. Okay. >> All right. >> Four weeks. >> Okay. Go ahead and turn around for me and place your hands behind your back. You are under arrest for DUI. Okay. So, you understand what we're going to do. First off, I'm going to let you know the two pe You did hit two people total. >> I didn't know. >> You did? >> I didn't. >> Okay. I'm just Okay. >> However you want to word it to yourself, that's fine. Okay. I'm just telling you there's two people struck by your vehicle and both both are dead. >> I did not hit you right now. >> Okay. Well, I'm just telling you the two people that hit your car. >> Ma'am, listen. >> If I >> Two people struck your vehicle, I'm telling you, and they're both deceased on scene. I'm just telling you that information. Okay. We're going to go in here. We're going to do the thing. I appreciate you being cooperative so far. I'm just tell I got to tell you what's going on. You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Come. All right. Come on out here this way. >> I'll let you sit. >> All right. >> All right. Right over here. >> And I want to go to Vegas. My parents take me to Vegas. It's going to be so fun. I'm going to spend at least $500. I'm going to start off with two Long Island. >> You ever had enough of drinking already? >> We're talking about Vegas. There are still women at Vegas, right? Have you been there? >> When told two people had died, she showed no remorse or grief. Just kept smiling, talking about going to Vegas, worrying about her car and school. That level of detachment could weigh heavily against her in court. >> Okay. Well, you're being too quiet. So, I'm going to start seeing him cuz I hate quiet. So, >> got to figure out all your paperwork. That's why ETA be Oh, hey. You never answered me about my car. I have school tomorrow. So, how did I get my car tomorrow? >> Well, your car is total. >> It's what? >> Your car is total. >> Total total. >> Total wrecked. Did you hear when I said that you >> I'm going to jail tomorrow? >> Did you You're going to jail when we're done here? Yes. >> Did you understand what I told that you killed two people tonight? >> Yes. I'm just wondering when I can go to school. >> Okay, we're done. You're all on body camera being completely careless about killing two people tonight. You could care less. That's sad and pathetic and horrible all at the same time. >> Can you say that every time? >> Yes, ma'am. I can. >> Okay. So, can I ask when I can go back to school? So, I can't wait to join a do club and my co-workers have them. Oh my god, all of them have them. They're going to be like after a medical check, she was booked into jail facing multiple serious charges. What started as a DUI arrest, her BAC more than tripled the legal limit, was upgraded to vehicular homicide and aggravated DUI once officers confirmed two fatalities. She's now staring down the possibility of a long prison sentence. These stories [screaming] aren't for entertainment. They're lessons about ego, choices, and real consequences. 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