That was not >> step out. >> When anger boils over, the streets turn into war zones and the airport just another swamp of humiliation. >> What starts as a tiny traffic ticket can snowball into 5 years in prison. And that's before you find out the creepy little secret hiding in her wig. >> What did I do? >> I did. >> What did I do? >> These stories strip away the masks, laying bare the arrogance, the foolish pride, and the devastating price that always comes knocking. >> Back up and get off my property. Back up. >> Got to go to jail. >> Back up and get off my >> On May 21st, 2023, cops rolled up after a call about a fender bender. At first, everybody thought it was just a little nothing. But the driver flipped out, slamming her brakes, throwing out chilling threats. From that moment on, the whole thing went off the rails. >> So, my car is messed up. This girl, I don't know what she thought she was. I was literally already on the phone. I told my sister to call you guys. Can I call? >> Anyways, I told my sister to call you guys, right? Already when she was already almost causing a crash. >> You stay in the car. >> No. >> Go get in the car. She was banging on my window, freaking opening my door, trying to She was scaring me. Like, I was literally scared for my life. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. They're with me. No, I'm going to tell you right now. Listen. >> Come over here and talk. >> I'm going to tell you right now, okay? I'm not trying to be >> Come over here. Come over here. >> What's going on, guys? >> She's She breaks me trying to make it look like it's my fault when this girl literally almost caused me a car crash all the way on the intersection. I'm driving behind her. Literally, she kept going in front of me. I'm like trying to get away from her. break check me. I'm already over here trying to get over the side. >> I I know. I already called dispatch. I know you guys were already on the phone with 911 and they heard the accident over there. >> I was going home. >> Stay here and wait. >> No, because she keeps coming to my car like I don't know. >> Stay here. >> Listen, don't don't do cop [ __ ] with me. >> You stay here and talk to him. >> Are you the driver? >> Yeah. Can you give me your license, registration, and check? Can I have your license? >> Ma'am, I need your light. Can you step out of the vehicle? Hey, she's not providing information not stepping out of the vehicle. Sergeant, >> you were in like the middle like in the left lane. Kayie went in the right lane, honked at her, and then she sped up, got in front of us, tried to cut us off, and then she kept trying to break check us, swerve through the lanes in the middle, not let us pass. And I have a picture and a live photo of it of her swerving. We were trying to get a picture of our license plate for you guys. Then we tried calling and then she break checked us and we sideswiped her cuz we were trying to swerve into the media. >> Right from the jump, this woman carried herself like she was untouchable. Instead of handing over her license or stepping out like she was told, she chose to fight it. No paperwork, no compliance, just attitude. That alone set the stage for a showdown. >> You guys are hot in those pants. >> My bald head's getting a little punchy right now. >> I'm like sweating. And >> I don't have any hair to cover this melon. >> All right, hang tight. Okay. >> Okay. The officer with the bald head. What's his name? >> Roger. >> Rod, he's over here. So, please follow him here. It's about involved in a crash. If you were involved in a crash, you can't just shut the door. Okay? >> I don't I don't want you to open my door. NO. I SAID NO. >> YOU CAN'T SHUT THE DOOR. WE NEED your license. >> No. I said no. >> We need your license. >> I said no. I work at the jail. I know my rights. I said no. Back up. >> Put your hands on me and you're going to go >> Okay. Back up. Back up. >> You're going to go to jail. You put your hand back up and get off my property. Back up. >> You're going to go to jail if you put your hand. >> Back up and get off my property, ma'am. Back up and get off my property. Back up and get I work in the jail. I back up. >> You work at the jail. You know what TO DO. >> BACK UP AND GET OFF MY PROPERTY. >> NO, you're not doing You're wasting my AC and my gas. BACK UP AND GET BACK. >> I know him. Get back. >> Get back. Otherwise, I would have opened the window. I'm not stupid. >> I'm not stupid. Hello. >> All right, that's it. You can't You can't You can't be hitting the You can't be hitting the camera. Get out of the car. >> Yeah, you did. We won't do that to do that. >> Get out of the car. Stop. Get out of the car. >> Stop. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You need to get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> You need to step out. You need to step out or you're going to go to the ground. >> Hit the unlocking. >> You need to step out. Step out or you're going to go to the ground. >> Step out or you're going to go to the ground. Step out or you're going to go. >> Step out or you're going to go to the ground. >> Are you hurting me? Make sure the vehicle >> step out. >> You're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> Step out. >> Things escalated fast. Officers went from polite warnings to being forced to use some muscle. And that's when her fake tough girl act shattered, clutching the wheel in desperation, then smacking the body cam like a mad woman. The mask slipped and what was left was raw panic. >> Stop. >> All right. YOU'RE GOING TO get Step out. Step out. YOU CAN STEP OUT NOW. >> ALL RIGHT. THERE YOU GO. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Give me your hands. Give me your hands. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> Roll over on your side. >> Roll over on your side. >> Sit down. You're going to get tased again. Tased again. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED AGAIN. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> HOLD ON. >> I got her. >> Hold on. >> Sit down in the car. We'll talk, but sit down. >> You need to sit down in the car. You're going to get tased. >> Sit down in the car. We'll talk. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. [laughter] >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. I'm trying to talk to you. >> You know me. >> I need you to put your feet in. >> Put your feet in the car. >> Talk to the window. >> I know you. >> That's what I'm going to do. Put your feet in the car and we'll talk through the window. >> You know me and I know you. I didn't do anything wrong. These girls came up on me and they were racing me and they >> work through it, but I need you to put your feet in the car. >> We'll work through it, but put your feet in the car. >> I can't. >> We'll work through it, but put your feet in the car. >> All right. >> No, because Come here. >> Put that window down. >> Can I tell you something? >> No. You need to put your feet in the car. >> I I have I have my period and I don't have a tampon. >> I don't care. Put your feet in the car. We're not worried. All right. We're not worried about that right now. [laughter] >> I got All right. You're going to get tased again if you don't the car. Well, then put your feet in. >> Come on. >> Not doing this. All right. Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. We'll talk. >> Watch your feet. >> You know I got to go home to my kids. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Even in the back of the squad car, she wasn't done. Screaming, thrashing, refusing to calm down. When excuses didn't work anymore, the shock hit her. And then came that vicious kick at the cruiser, proof she was ready to fight till the bitter end. >> Officer Lwig. Sergeant. Sergeant, stop. Don't put the WINDOW UP ON ME. THAT'S NOT EVEN FUNNY, BRO. I WORK AT THE JAIL, BRO. That's not funny. That's funny. You're on camera. That's >> I'm not laughing, but you're screaming and yelling. >> SMILE ON YOUR face and I know him personally, >> so that's going to look bad on you. You got a smile like Jasper on your face. >> I'm not smiling. >> Well, then you got a serious ugly face. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Mudwig, >> what? >> I didn't do anything, Mudwig. >> Okay. Well, you didn't comply. We told you numerous times to get out of the car and then you kept holding on the steering wheel. You wouldn't step out. We told you you would get tazed >> and then you tased me. >> Okay. Okay. Well, that's your fault. >> You have to comply. >> I work at the jail, Lwig. >> I can't help that. >> Yo, what the are we doing, man? I have to go over to my kids, and you know that. >> I can't help that. You made it difficult on yourself. >> I didn't do anything. The girl rammed into me. >> All right. Well, you'll have your day in court. >> You have your day in court, >> Rod. >> Do you need anything from these guys? >> Bloodw. >> Do you need anything from them, >> Blood? >> Do you need anything from them? >> No, I'm talking to you. >> Do you need anything from them? >> I'm talking to >> Please sit. Go sit, >> Ter. I'm asking you politely to get in my patrol car. Come on, >> Ter. I'm not telling you. >> I don't want him. >> I feel I feel threatened by him. I don't want him. >> I don't want him at all with him. I'll be with him. >> He's going up there. >> He's going up there. I need you to step in. >> Go sit down. >> I will. >> Okay. Go sit down. >> I don't want him in this car. >> That's too bad. It's his car. >> No, I don't. Then I want to go in a different car. >> The cops stayed patient, stuck to protocol, and even made sure her rights and medical checks were handled. But still, she kicked, screamed, demanded to be moved to another car like she could still call the shots. >> He's laughing. >> Nobody's laughing. >> Seat belt. >> No, I don't want to. >> No, I don't want it. I don't. I feel possible. >> So, when he gets in a car crash and you die and your kids don't have anyone, is that what you want? >> Yeah, I don't want it. Thank you. Please, I'm already confused. Please. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Please. >> No. I I want to refuel in your car. >> I don't want it. >> You want a seat belt in your car? >> I don't want it tight. >> It's not tight. >> It's not tight enough. I can hear the seat belt. >> So, I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your urine for I am now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your urine for the purpose of determining the presence of chemical or controlled substances. Will you take the test? >> No. All right. >> For what? >> I don't understand. I I don't understand. >> Yeah. I need you to m seven chapters. I don't understand. So, you want me to take a urine test? And if I don't take a urine test, I can have a misdemeanor or a film. >> Yes, ma'am. That's exactly right. >> For what? >> For what? >> Okay. >> So, so we believe that you have taken something or that something may be in your system. We requesting that you take a urine test so that we can determine if something is in your in your system. >> No, there's I told you I refuse to take >> I'm not taking anything. >> Okay, that's on you. >> In the end, reality caught up. She was hauled off to jail facing serious charges, resisting arrest with and without violence, battery on a law officer, reckless driving, and DUI with property damage. We're talking possible jail time, heavy fines, and losing her license depending on her record. When arrogance turns into defiance, sometimes all it takes is one headshake and the whole world comes crashing down. On June 4th, 2022, cops were just planning to give a driver a warning for a couple of minor slips, speeding and rolling through a stop sign. Should have been an easy let off, but instead it turned into something nobody saw coming. >> Hey guys, how you doing? Reason I'm stopping is your speed on. Langley, you got IDs on you? >> Yeah. >> All right. I appreciate it. >> Got a medical marijuana card? >> Uh, not on me. >> You smoking a car racing or something? >> You're good. >> Does he have one on? >> Yeah, I'm getting alone. [music] >> You smoked weed in this car before? >> Um, I I mean maybe a friend when they borrowed it or something, but >> Oh, how recent was that? Uh, I mean I let my son take my car like every other day usually to work, but >> Okay, no problem. Uh, you got insurance on the car? >> Uh, yeah. Uh, >> so you It wasn't too bad, man. It was just 37. You got to come down to 30. All right. >> Um, and then also also when you >> No, no, no, no. Also, whenever you come to a stop sign, you can't be like past that first stop bar. Does that make sense? You were kind of inching into the intersection before. You did stop, but yeah, you were a little bit too far, but beyond the stop sign. All right. Ain't a big deal. I'll give you a warning. Okay. >> Well, I'm going tell I I don't have a license. >> Okay. No big deal. I'll work with you. >> Thank you, sir. >> You know, so 37 sound right? >> What? 37? >> Yeah. I mean, you were trying to stay around 35. >> Yeah. Okay. So, nobody has a medical marijuana card. >> Um, >> no, not at all. >> Okay. >> Is that something you guys are in the works in doing or what's the deal? >> Uh, yeah. I mean, >> okay. >> I would like to eventually. Yeah. >> Um, >> well, while you bringing that up, I'm going to run to my car real quick. All right. >> Okay. >> Just leave this door open. >> At first, the chat was calm. No drama, but the mood flipped the second the officer asked for paperwork. In that split second, the driver had to admit she didn't even have a license. What started as a traffic slap on the wrist instantly spun into a whole different level of tension. You >> all right, buddy? >> Yeah. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> You seem really nervous. >> Uh, well, I just don't I am nervous. I mean, the cops got behind me and pulled me over and I don't have a license. >> Okay. I was just telling her like every time I make progress on paying I owe like7500 for my license. I was just telling her every time I make progress on paying you something happens and wham I owe and they stack the fines up on me in the court like you know I'm never going to be able to get my license. >> Are you able to get like a business purposes only one so you can drive to and from work >> a hardship? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I was trying to get >> But you have to pay for something just like it's not like a guarantee. >> Yeah. >> Like how >> it's like a case by case approval kind of thing. >> I have to I have to pay half of my fines, court costs, and fees before I can. So that would be like 3,800. >> Yeah, that's unrealistic. We'll go ahead and put him in here. Why not? Can you put out the cigarette for me? Appreciate it, man. I think I've met you before, man. Yeah. Put your hands together like you're frame behind your back. >> Think you met me before? >> Oh man. 191 19. I'm driving >> habitual. >> Yeah. All right. So, yeah. License before. Every time y'all lock me up for habitual, dude, they drop it to a misdemeanor cuz I've never had one. >> Yeah. Got nothing on you. It's going to get you trouble. >> No. Why do I have to go straight to jail every time? >> Because it's a felony, man. >> I think I arrested you for it, too. >> It's not a felony. >> Yes, it is. The decision to cuff her right away showed the cops knew they were dealing with someone who'd been in trouble before and could be a threat. Hearing the word felony made it crystal clear driving without a license isn't just a ticket when you've got prior. And when they smelled weed, that gave them probable cause to dig deeper into the car. >> Okay. >> I thought people want you. >> Why did you even pull me over? I told you speeding the stop sign and then you're watching. >> You turned around. You pulled a UI right when we passed you for what? >> When I passed you on that road, you hit a >> I was just trying to turn around >> and got behind me. No, man. That's >> Sit down. Man, can you step out for me? Were you able to find that insurance? Uh, why are no signal? >> Because we're going to search your car. >> What's the cause? >> You don't have a medical marijuana card. Neither does he. And I smelt marijuana when I walked up. >> That's not a >> Yeah, it is. >> You're going to get out or I'm going to remove you. >> But that's I thought that's not >> Are you going to get out? >> Well, can I ask you a question now? >> Yes. I have probable cause to search your car now. >> I But in Florida, there's not a reason. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> OKAY. >> STEP OUT. HE IS VERY far away. >> Stop pulling away. Not valid. >> I did not pull me at all. You might want to tighten that one up. You're going to stand over there with officer >> doesn't look damaged. All right, I was going to set that right there. Yes, force had to be used. That's how you keep the scene safe. But even then, the officers kept it professional, checking on her injuries, offering her a shady spot to cool off. Proof they were trying to balance the hammer of the law with some measure of humanity. >> Get out like we're giving you lawful commands to exit the vehicle. All right. >> Yeah. >> He's saying he when he approached he smelt marijuana and either one of you have a medical marijuana card. All right. That gives us probable cause to search vehicle. Okay. I thought the law changed. No. No. If if No. No. If you don't have a medical marijuana uh card, then it's still illegal. All right. And the the time to debate is not at that moment. That's why you got yanked out of the car. Just glue on. Is your finger all right? You want to sit on the curb in the shade? Are you good here? >> Yeah, that'd be awesome. >> Okay. Yeah, we can go do that. >> Uh, let's leave that right there right now. Yeah, we that we'll just sit there so you can just get out of the sun. >> Like, no, I'm not. She just kept denying that I was going to search the car. And I was like, "You're going to get out or I'm going to remove you." And she's and she just But I removed her. She pulled away several times. So got resistant on her. And then right now just leave. >> Uh possibly. I didn't search her cuz she's got What's her name? >> Uh Olivia. >> I did. smoke. You're not smoked. What did you think you were? >> But what looked like a traffic stop gone sideways got a whole lot darker. A white rock and burned foil turned up in the search. At that point, the story wasn't about speeding anymore. It was about cocaine. And no amount of excuses could hide that. I'm not in any trouble for it. I just want to know if she had like some kind of addiction problem or something. >> No, she doesn't. >> Has she ever used narcotics before? >> No. No. She's a She's a >> and she's not even But hey, >> she said she cocaine. >> Oh, she said it was cocaine. >> That's what she said. But that was that was hesitation. Cocaine. >> Okay. What do you use cocaine with? What are you using cocaine with? Your blunts. Is that what you do? How are you using the cocaine? He snort it. Okay. Does he ever do any with you? No. Well, I appreciate your honesty. We're going to go to my car now. In the end, both were hauled off to jail. The man's charges, driving without a license, possibly a felony thanks to his record. The woman's possession of cocaine and resisting arrest. That's fines, jail time, maybe both, depending on the state. From stubbornness behind the wheel to brazen defiance in public, chaos followed them every step of the way. On June 16th, 2025, [music and singing] an ordinary day at the airport turned into chaos when a drunk couple went off the rails, forcing police to step in fast. From that moment, tension took over the terminal, dragging everyone into a whirlwind of trouble. When you're in a place like this, a critical incident place, you have to act appropriately and not come in drunk, right? That's how things work here. >> Okay. >> All right. So, we're going to call the airlines. They're going to come over and ask you a few questions. >> Okay. >> If they don't want you to fly, you will not be flying tonight. >> Okay. >> There we go. >> Rock. >> I'm acting up. >> I'm acting up. >> See what I'm saying? You need to calm down. >> No, for real. I'm acting up. How How am I acting up? >> They made me act up. >> Wow. I was going to walk through this thing, dude. >> Wow. >> I don't give a >> These people have all power, man. >> Yeah. All power. >> All power. Look at all the stuff he's got on his chest, man. >> Yeah, exactly. Shoot me. >> Taser me. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Look at a lot of stuff on his chest. >> I don't give a dude. >> What is that? A camera? >> Yeah. >> Walkie talkie. Got a gun. He's got a gun. He can kill us. He could kill us at any moment if you wanted to. >> Tostitos. Tostitos. [laughter] That is funny. kind of a distraction. >> I love it. >> I don't care. What are they going to do? >> Cuz people kind of play me. >> They like they like everybody to be cheap. They like everyone to move in the same. >> In the middle of a crowded airport, the drunk pair stirred up pure drama. The man kept provoking people while the woman whined non-stop. What started as a scene quickly turned into a dangerous spark in a place packed with travelers. First of all, thank you for >> People are complaining. People are complaining. >> I know they're mean >> because there's people >> that are mean people. >> I don't give a >> This is not the time to to be angry. >> I don't care. >> Look, they're going to they're going to >> What are they going to do? Arrest us? >> I don't know. Probably arrest you. They have all the power to do all that stuff. >> Go for it, dude. Arrest me. >> Don't touch me. two. >> These are two toys that I wrapped. >> You really shouldn't even have a job. >> Shut up. Shut up, Aaron. >> I don't even know why you >> I'm drunk. I'm sorry. I'm drunk. I'm drunk. This is my first time flying in. First time flying now. >> First time flying. You got me though, don't you? >> Calling somebody. >> Check me out, baby. >> We got to drive at the airport. >> They serve us drink on the [ __ ] plane. >> It's okay. It's fine cuz I I didn't do anything wrong. >> If we can go and leave. >> Yeah. You're going to be a seno. >> I give you that look, too. >> Look at this screen. >> Their arrogance was on full display, mocking airport security, sneering at cops, and blowing off the rules like they didn't apply to them. And after being escorted out, they doubled down, barging back into a restricted area like they were untouchable. Look >> the leopard. >> Look, baby. Baby, look how his knee is slightly bent. >> Shut up. >> He is ready. >> Shut up, Aaron. >> He is in the ready. >> The ready position to what? Defend yourself against me. >> I have to. >> You won't have to add your stuff. >> Why are we getting arrested? >> Get your stuff >> and let's go. If I repeat myself, you go in handcuffs and spend the night in the county jail. Put your shoes on and get out. Okay. >> Why would you do that? >> Baby, baby, calm down. They're getting real serious with us. I don't understand why. >> [ __ ] tell. >> Just calm down. Please, baby. >> All the way down. >> All the way down. Now, >> guys, go home. Go. What's your name? >> Listen, is there anything supervisor working in the airport tonight? >> It's the only thing I wanted the supervisor working tonight. There's no way you're coming tomorrow. Hey, hey, back up. Back up. >> I don't I don't want >> I'm going home. I'm going home. I'm going home. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Terminal 4. >> Roll. Roll over. Sit up. Roll over. >> Run over. Sit up. What you did wrong? >> Sit up. >> I was just trying to go home. >> Sit up. >> Get up. Coming back after being thrown out showed just how reckless and stubborn they were. Instead of walking away, they demanded a supervisor and tried to square up with police, convinced defiance would somehow make them right. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Get in a wheelchair. Anar, get in a wheelchair. [screaming] >> Please just let me up. I didn't do anything. I just want to go home. I want to go home. Please don't take me to Mexico. >> I just want to go home. Just let me go home. Let me go home. Let me go home. Please, please, please, please, please, please, please. I'll leave. I'll leave. I'll leave. Please don't take me to Mexican jail. Please. I just want to go faster. >> I have a little boy. >> You need a car. We're going to put on a little boy. What did I do to you, dude? What did I do? What did I even do to you? >> Oh my god. >> Relax yourself. What are you doing? >> Let me relax. >> Turn face down. Face down. [ __ ] >> No. But once the cuffs clicked, the woman's whole act collapsed. The swagger was gone. In its place, fear, panic, and total loss of control. Her body breaking down under the weight of her own meltdown. Keep your face down. Keep your face down. >> Keep your face down. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. In the end, Britney was booked on charges of trespassing, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and assaulting an officer, possible punishments, jail time, probation, or a heavy fine, depending on the judge's call. Their public shame might fade fast, but for a grown child still acting like one, the fallout is nothing short of tragic. On August 11th, 2023, cops got a call about a hit and run. The victim described [music] a silver Toyota Camry, and that tip led officers straight to the suspect's car. But the moment they made contact, things took an unexpected turn. >> Hey, how you doing? >> I am all right. Better. >> Yeah. So, what turn she waited so late? I mean, it was just, you know, I I couldn't figure out what was happening. >> Okay. Um, it's drivable. I can get it out of the way. >> Yes. Let's Let's get out of the way if that belongs to you or >> Yeah. Well, yeah, I'll take it. I'll stick it in the trunk. >> Just put it in the trunk. >> How you doing? >> I'm just wondering where I'm take out the trash. >> Where I take out the trash? >> Not you. Well, yeah, you, I guess. >> What do you mean? >> I mean, just the trash of your city. Like I don't know >> the trash. Okay. You want to you you want to talk to me a little bit today about what's going on? >> Um >> can you step out of the car for me? >> Oh, hell no. I probably physically can't. Why? >> To be honest with you. >> Are you injured? Do you need help? >> I feel like I probably jelly. I did just go through detox for five severe days to try to um take fentinel. >> Guys, you guys should use this knife once a shift, right? >> Sir, nobody's going to hurt you. I'm just asking you to step out of the car so we can >> I don't think I can physically step out of the car. >> Why? Why? >> I think that I slammed the dashboard really hard with my left leg and my ankle is I don't know what the situation is, but I don't >> Is your foot stuck there? We got We got We got to talk to you about uh whatever just happened. I see your car's got some damage. Are you saying your foot is stuck and you can't step out of the vehicle? >> I'm obviously drunk. I don't know what I'm saying. >> Trashed. >> You say >> trash? What? Trash. >> Oh, I never said that. That's yours. Your your statement, not mine. You're going to have to replace the It's got a whole bumper anyway. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's all burnt now. >> Okay. >> Go for it. Got to see how sharp it is. >> Oh, trust me. It's sharp. >> Nice. >> Any questions? >> Okay. I'm not worried about your your opinion of what you feel towards yourself. We're trying. >> Okay. I'm not I said again, I don't judge. I'm trying to figure out what happened a few minutes before we arrived here. >> I really can't say. Officers tried to figure out if the woman was injured or high, but she refused to get out of the car, rambling in circles, dodging every question. No matter how patient the cops were, she just kept dancing around the truth. >> Under the influence of something right now other than marijuana. >> No. >> When did you last have one of those marijuana gummies? You said you took some gummies and something else. >> Few hours ago. >> A few hours. >> Said I'm detoxifying my body from fentinyl and I'm on day like 10. >> You're right. I understood that. But I mean, but you also said you took some THC products. So, I'm just trying >> to try to ease the nausea because I'm don't have access to >> nausea. >> Like I went to the detox place and they're like two two two across the board. She's like, "I'm going to put you to sleep." You know, the night nurse and [ __ ] She's great. She's really amazing, actually. >> Okay. >> But, >> well, look again, it it appears that you were in a collision. We're trying to figure out what happened. And and the reason he's asking me to ask is you I mean, you did mention fentanyl earlier. We want to make sure you're okay cuz I I want to be able to to meet your requests if possible. If possible, I would I am after a video of my last encounter with the state patrol. >> Okay. >> My copy of the video and your copy of this video. >> Okay. So, there's something called a public disclosure request and you can have that at any time after this event. >> Okay. >> So, you'll you'll be able to have that. Do you have any weapons in the car, weapons on you, anything like that? >> Of course not. >> Firearms, knives, nothing like that. I I You say of course not. I'm not we're never sure. So, >> I got a lot of cool though. >> Okay. I don't even know if all my organs are kicking back in. You know what I mean? Like I basically just >> She said it's suspended, but I didn't check. >> I'm an SR22 and 100 bucks away from a restricted license. >> We're going to tell you the truth. >> Well, what I will say is that you're you you've got severe damage. This the vehicle described returns to you. Um your pupils are pretty tiny and you mentioned fentanyl, possibly some THC stuff earlier. I meant detoxification >> that I am currently deep into as far as I ever have been >> like at day nine which I don't know how many people what happens at that point like I don't know if all my organs are even kicking back on for real >> okay >> her evasive answers and contradictions only raised more red flags and when her mother showed up instead of calming things down mom's words only deepened the suspicion >> in a collision she left the scene of the collision so she said shouldn't been driving to begin cuz she's suspended. >> I know. >> So, regardless, she's going to she's going to be in custody here in just a moment. Okay. >> I also suspect she's under the influence. She says she's detoxing. >> She was, >> but I don't I think she's not detoxing. I think she's under the influence based on her kind of erratic statements and so forth. >> So, last Friday night, she entered the detox down in Oregon. That's what she said. Like, they were coming off six or seven days that she's been trying. >> She came home yesterday morning. They were trying to move her to a crisis. the next stage of the unit. There were no beds. She told me that she had been in an accident and locked lock sign of everything. >> The girls are in the car and so I don't want them to see and you don't want them to see these guys pull you out. You're going to be okay, but you got to do >> going to help you get out of the vehicle. Okay, just relax. All right. >> I honestly don't want you here. I'm I'm going to remove your phone. Okay. Come on, sir. >> Like this is sir. >> Ow. I really don't. Keep stepping. You're fine. >> We're going to help you out. >> Keep stepping. >> You got You got to have to work with us. Okay. >> Got to use your feet. Come on. Use your feet. >> Stop. >> The arrest came after she flat out refused a lawful order. Cops had no choice but to pull her from the car with force. Her weak resistance nothing more than a last gasp at clinging to freedom. >> You got it. >> Sarah, >> don't blow cuz you're going to scratch your face. Okay. >> All right. That was unnecessary. We didn't have to do that. >> Okay, Sarah, we're going to help you get up. Okay. Just work with us. All right. Come on. >> One, two, three. Come on, sir. You got this? >> All right, let's go to my car. >> Please don't trap me in here with my own smell. Just a little bit. >> Okay, Sarah, I'm going to read you a poem. >> Just ask me. >> You have the right to remain silent against you. >> Out of my mind right now. >> Okay. We'll we'll document everything that you tell us. We will. >> And >> and you have you'll you will have access to that report. >> I'm not trying to be a criminal right now. I'm just trying to fight for my life, honestly. Um, >> okay. Why? Why? Why? Why do you say that? Why? >> Why specifically do I say that? Cuz I got to >> for your life. >> Yeah. Like I don't know if all my organs kick back on detoxing and fentinyl pills. You know what I mean? >> Okay. >> Is it bad? Would you really really want to throw away like a good third of your [ __ ] by not washing? You got to wash your [ __ ] and you know what I mean? >> Would you like medical aid to come check you out? >> I honestly don't know. I've been at the detox place. They've been monitoring between my passes and everything. They come. >> Don't be. I'm looking for just a small it'll be a little small white a black glitter purse but and you can open it cuz inside will be like her storage cards all of her cards. So she >> this vehicle is registered to her though just >> it's registered her friend. >> Ah I see. Hey sir real quick question. >> You guys keep asking me questions but I answer you guys and you guys just act like I'm not even a person or talking or anything I'm saying is even real words. >> We have actually treated you very humanely. >> You guys are acting like nothing I'm saying is real words. And I get it. I get it. But like why? You know, maybe because of the state of your mind, you are saying some things that don't make sense. >> No, they make exact sense. What I'm saying. >> Okay. Well, what I will ask you is your mom. >> I'm glad I'm the [ __ ] face of this right now, to be honest with you. >> Once cuffed, she flipped the script, casting herself as the victim. Complaints, insults, blame, fired off like weapons with no real target except her own frustration. [music] Even on the way to the hospital, she kept lashing out with words. >> Hey, so I heard you you refused for the evaluation. So, are you So, let me explain what's going to happen from here on. Okay. I'm going to ask you if you would voluntarily submit bullet drop. >> Okay. If not, if you refuse, that's fine. I'm all I have to do is just get a search form. >> No, I mean, gladly you can have my letter for research. I'm trying to be sure. >> Mhm. >> Okay. I mean, are you are you voluntarily submitting it or >> I mean, I'm just trying to get through this process quick. Honestly, get a machine. >> The more you The more you be cooperative with us. >> So, >> that is true. >> So, you're saying yes to voluntary blood draw? >> Sure. But I mean, can I get a [ __ ] shower though after I give you guys my blood? Like, that's fair. >> Okay. >> You guys know practice writes on your paper. send it out to the next, you know, where you don't have to actually show up to court or whatever the code violations or it's not even legal to do in your own home. Did you know that? >> Are you >> is it true? Just tell me if I'm wrong. Is it legal to change your toilet in your own home without opening the open code is not legal? >> An open vent if you are over to the sewer. HELLO VIOLATION YOUR OWN HOME. YOU CAN'T change your own >> job. I already volunteered my blood. Good job driving hazmat material around in the sun. Firecracker. You're so great. You must be like a lieutenant or a >> you know like a I don't know a general or something like that. I can see it because your style you got your together which you you better have your [ __ ] to be put together if you're you know well a general. Does everyone act like douchebags around you guys? Cuz I noticed when I'm driving and you guys drive around, everyone starts going like under the speed limit and acting real [ __ ] on the road and [ __ ] >> because you guys are real scary. >> I'm just going to sl say if you think you're going to take my like willingly and blast me through that waiting room of the ER again like the last time with the state patrol and my out and all that. That's not going to happen. >> In the end, she was booked on four charges. [music] hit and run, driving on a suspended license, resisting arrest, and driving under the influence. Penalties could mean jail time, heavy fines, and a permanent license suspension. With a prior DUI, those charges can climb to felony territory with even harsher consequences. Adulthood doesn't always bring freedom. Sometimes it just opens the door to a nightmare called violence. On October 21st, 2024, [music] cops got a call about a woman screaming outside a black SUV. At first, they were just checking on her welfare, making sure she was safe. But what started as a routine call twisted fast into something [music] nobody saw coming. >> Hello. How are you? >> Miserable. That's what I am. >> Are you okay? >> No, I'm miserable. >> What can we do to help you out tonight? >> I just need my ride to take me the [ __ ] home. >> Who's your ride? Are they in the store real quick? >> No, he's over there working. >> Where does he work at? >> Right there at the gas uh car wash >> way down there. >> Yeah, at the end of the parking lot. Okay, I got you. What? Um I see you have some bruises on your face. Did Did something happen? Are you okay? >> Officer Barnes, I lost a girl with that. >> Barnes did? >> Yeah, >> that the other night. >> Yeah, Chad Leer is in jail because of it. >> I saw that. Chad Leer got went to jail for a assault. He did that to you >> for a battery against regulation. >> Yes, he did. I saw that. That's a felony. I can't believe he did that. Was he staying out of that shed still? >> He's in jail still. >> I know. Before that. [laughter] Before that. >> No. >> No. Okay. Hey, so we got a call out here. They wanted us to come check on you cuz they said that there was a lady outside of a black SUV screaming. >> I can't get his start car started. I just want to go home. >> Oh. Have you been drinking the night? >> I have. Okay. You don't want to be driving. >> Yeah. You don't want to be driving then. Good thing you're in the passenger seat and we got you over here in the passenger seat. So, we can't do a DUI investigation. >> Said wait on him. He'll walk over here and he'll get the >> What time does he get off of work? >> 8:00. >> What time is it now? I don't Let me see. 8:30. >> It's 8:30. Okay. >> He has to clean up. He has to sweep and empty all the trash and all that. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> Yeah, that's >> perfect. The welfare check began with a broken woman crying, calling herself miserable, drowning in despair. Signs of being beaten down with alcohol, possibly pouring fuel on the fire. >> I don't know what the hell is going on. My phone stopped working. >> Maybe we got to charge it. >> No, I had to come up here and have them like um unlock it and all sorts of stuff. >> Okay. 103. >> No dice. >> No. Okay. Hey, so here. You want us to see if we can look it up on our computer? Good. Good. If I can get you to step on out. Do you have any shoes or anything? >> Yeah, if you want to throw them on real quick cuz I know this gravel can hurt sometimes. >> Hey 71, can you run that male subject for any previous 88 conviction? >> You're all good. We'll look it up on our computer. Do you have any weapons on you? >> All right. All right. Is it cool if we check real quick? Hey, this deputy, is it cool if she goes in your pockets and checks? Perfect. Thank you so much. >> Oh, this is a brand new car. >> New to him. >> New to him. Good for him. >> How yall doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. >> Is she with you? >> Yes, sir. >> Are you at the car wash? Yes, sir. >> Hey. Okay. We just wanted to check on her, make sure she was good. We got a few calls. >> She's just been having a real stressful day, man. >> Okay, I got you. >> I just got off of work. >> You live in Jacksonville? >> No, I live right here in front of Dean off on the road. I just moved out here. I got to get a chance. Okay, I got you. What was your first name, ma'am? There's no reason to cry. >> She's been having a bad day. The dude beat her up the other day. Bad Chad. Yeah, we heard. >> I'm so sorry. >> Did he get you, too? >> No. >> Then he stepped out calm, almost polite. But in a bizarre moment of pride, he confessed he'd killed before, served time, and didn't shy away from it. That one admission flipped the scene from quiet to suffocating tension. >> Man came down on my face. Ooh. I wish he would have hit me. I wish he was man enough to hit a man. [laughter] >> He'd be dancing though. >> He's going to get it. >> No, he dances. >> Oh, dances. >> Yeah, she probably knows. >> Well, I did 26 and a2 years straight in prison. So, I just got out. >> You got You got a letter. >> I'm going to beat him now. That's one. >> Oh, okay. Just Okay. >> I went in June uh September 27th, 1998. They had me on murder one, gave me murder two, gave me 30 years. I did 26 and a half and got out June 13th this year. >> Good behavior, [music] >> sir. >> Good behavior time, sir. behavior. >> That makes sense. Okay. Um, we came out as therapy because someone was calling in saying that she's out here screaming and shouting. So, we just need to come out here and check on her real quick. Why is she crying? >> I have no idea. >> She's just been having one of those days, man. >> Okay, I got you. >> I'm planning to take her home and put her in bed. >> Hey, do you have valid medical marijuana card? >> No. Is it just a little weed pin in there? >> Okay, I got you. Um, is there anything else in the vehicle that we need to know about? >> No, sir. >> Good. No other drugs, firearms, nothing crazy like that if it's just a little weed pin. Okay. Yes, sir. Is it cool if we just check real quick? >> Go ahead. Help yourself, please. >> You, man. Thank you. You're good. You good? Check >> both of you guys. You're welcome, too. >> I hang out with y'all. >> As far as I'm aware, the only thing I got I got Hold up. I got this pocket knife right here. Put on your hood. >> Yeah. Throw it right here, my man. >> Oh, that's wire. [laughter] >> Hold up. I know I got one somewhere. >> Perfect. >> Just I got pulled over the other day by mistake and I had my pocket knife and I noticed officer re gun. I said, "Take it easy." I said, "You can have the knife, dude. I don't want no problems." >> He says, he said, "Well, we pulled your name when we run your tag." I said, "I don't know. I want no problems. >> All right. >> He said, "Why'd you run the red light?" I said, "Monica, >> make sure make sure she stays with us." Okay. >> Don't mess with me with Chad. I swear to God. >> Unlike her boyfriend's cooperation, she went headto-head with the police. ignoring commands, trying to walk away. Her resistance wasn't just against law enforcement. It was a desperate rebellion against a life already falling apart. >> And I'm tired of it. >> Tired of it. I don't have [ __ ] to hide. Every time they stop me, I tell them to search my [ __ ] man. >> But I'm tired of it, man. >> Miss Monica, come here. >> Can you come back over here before you go to jail? >> I got her. I got her. Hey, >> Miss Monica, I'm coming. Please stay with us, please. >> Monica, come back over here. >> Miss Monica, you are not allowed to leave at this time. I need you to walk back over there to that car. Okay. >> Thank you. You guys are ridiculous. >> Yes, ma'am. But they need to stop me and [ __ ] ask. Somebody called them. >> I'm going to work with them doing their job. >> They need TO STOP ME TO ASK ME TO WORK WITH THEM. >> I understand. >> You too. You work with them. >> I work with them. >> [ __ ] you. >> I work with them. >> [ __ ] them. >> I work with them. Are you for real right now? Whatever. >> Every time. Every time. I've given them what they wanted. Every time. >> Are you talking about us? The police? >> Every time. >> Miss Monica, stay over here. >> Just stay over here, man. I'm righting here. I'm right here. >> I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere. >> In front of the car. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Miss Monica, >> I'm not doing anything wrong. Legally, I'm not doing [ __ ] wrong legally. In front of the car. >> Why are you pushing on me? >> Because I'm telling you to go to the front of the car. >> I'm standing right here. >> You can turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> You can turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Turn around. Put your hands behind. >> Inevitably, the situation boiled over. The refusal left cops no choice but to arrest her. And inside the SUV, the truth couldn't hide. Meth crystal right under her feet. Undeniable proof that shut down every excuse. >> Call officer. Yep. Okay. It's cool. >> I'm not calling anybody. >> Oh, you're good. Just hurt me, sir. >> I I know I am. >> I have absolutely nothing wrong with me. I don't play with you guys at all. I don't do nothing wrong. I'm just trying to move on with my [ __ ] life. >> Okay. >> But you sitting out here screaming, walking away from us. I feel like I'm moving on with my life. >> Nothing feels like I'm moving on with my life. >> Okay. >> Everything feels like Chad Leford has a hold of it. >> Well, Chad Leford's in jail. >> It doesn't matter. It's so he has control of everything. >> Well, don't let him. >> All right. Hey, so you're going to sit in the back of my car until we finish up the search? >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. >> You want to take the phone? >> Sure. I'll make sure nothing happens soon. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. >> Is she going to jail? >> No. So, right now she's just being detained. Mhm. >> Just hate to see right there. Thank you. Right now, she's just being detained because she's all over the place. >> I'm sorry, man. >> There's nothing for you to be sorry about. Like, I get it. You're just trying to help her out. You understand? >> All right. >> Are you taking my car? >> Maybe. I don't know. Is this your car? >> That's mine. >> What in here belongs to you? >> Everything except for that crap right there you just found. >> You rep colors? No, that's just a handkerchief. That's all that is. >> I was gonna say nobody wraps those colors out here. Hey, there was a eyeglass case in there. A little soft eyeglass case. Does that belong to you? >> Let me show you so we know which one I'm talking about. Is this Are these glasses belong to you? >> Uh, no. That >> belongs to the roommate. [snorts] >> Which roommate? >> Uh, Don Ward. >> Ward. Okay. Hey, so this was sitting here right there at your feet. In there contained three different containers of meth. Two little bags and one little container of meth. >> No sir. >> Just a little bit. >> I'm not telling you yes or no. I'm telling you it did have it in there. Okay. >> I understand me. >> Yes ma'am. Hey. So you're being arrested for possession of meth. Okay. >> Fantastic. >> In the end both were cuffed and charged. She faced possession of marijuana, resisting arrest, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of meth. Monica was picked up again two months later for domestic violence against Randall, charges that were eventually dropped. But 6 months later, Randall himself was busted for credit card fraud and grand theft. So, tell me, was this poetic justice for a toxic pair or just two people trapped in a cycle of self-destruction? Drop your thoughts below. When the price of bad choices still lingers, another tragedy waits inside a locked car. On April 29th, 20125, cops spotted a woman driving recklessly on a public road. Even though she'd already pulled into her driveway, the stop was still legal. But the moment officers approached, the situation spun in a direction nobody expected. 45. We're at a house at Archer and >> 104. >> Roll down all your windows. >> What? >> You were driving all crazy all the way down. W >> No, I was not driving crazy. Use my signals, didn't it? >> Yeah. And you cut off the big old truck. YOU WERE GOING LIKE >> A big license registration, please. For careless driving. THAT'S NOT NO, YOU I'M PARKED. YOU CANNOT PULL ME over and registration provision. >> No, you cannot. >> You can't pull me over in my yard, sir. >> License or registration? I'm going to pull you out the car, >> sir. No, you're not going to pull >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. No, you're not at all. >> Give me your license. >> I'm parked on my property, sir. >> It is a legal traffic stop. Now, give me your license, registration >> for careless driving. >> You touch YOUR LICENSE WHEN I'M ALREADY IN MY YARD. >> FOR SOMETHING I observed on W. Now, give me your LICENSE OR REGISTRATION. >> W. I COULDN'T CATCH UP CUZ YOU WERE GOING 60. >> I WAS NOT GOING 60. >> License or registration? >> Should have TURNED ON YOUR LICENSE. >> GIVE ME YOUR LICENSE, REGISTRATION. YOU GOING to get out and you going to go to jail. >> NO, I'M NOT. YOU CAN'T. YOU GOT TO PULL ME UP OUT OF HERE. >> ALL RIGHT. You can GIVE YOU MY LICENSE. >> I WOULD HAVE GREATLY APPRECIATE it cuz you can talk yourself into going to jail right now. >> What? What's your problem? >> You should have been back there. You said your life back there. >> I COULDN'T CATCH UP. >> THAT'S NOT THE LAW. >> ALL RIGHT. WELL, I appreciate your passion for the law, but you are ill. >> Right away, the driver showed pure defiance. She thought being on her own territory meant immunity. In reality, it only showed how little she understood the law and how badly she overestimated her personal rights. >> Registration. >> I JUST LOCKED MY CAR. YOU CAN PULL IT UP. RUN THE TAG. >> License and registration. >> Pull the tag. >> Okay. License then. >> I just sat here and told you that what I got to keep repeating myself of. There you go. Yeah, she was getting it. She was going She smashed off south on I think it was T Street and then she turns right, comes out to W. I catch up and she was fixing to turn right. She had ran that stop sign already. And then uh after she ran that sign sign, she decided she wasn't going to turn right anymore. She whipped it left, cut a car off, and then she smashed it again. She's going like 65. I'm just keeping her in sight. And then she cuts off this giant truck and whips down Pleasant. >> What's the deal? She got a bad license or something? >> I don't know. I'm running it. I I don't know what the deal is. I'm on seven three 26. You copied the Florida 28 27 echo Lima >> 27 >> 26. Thank you. >> It's just a normal tag. >> She refused to unlock the car, insisting police had no authority to search it. That kind of standoff is obstruction, plain and simple. And it only pushed things closer to a forced takedown. A classic case of someone backed into a corner, clinging to halfbaked legal arguments. >> HEY, STOP PULLING ON MY DOOR, SIR. >> OPEN the door. STEP OUT. >> NO, I'M NOT GETTING OUT MY CAR. YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO SEARCH MY CAR. >> I'M NOT GIVING YOU THE RIGHT. None of that. No, >> I have to step out. >> No, I'm not. I'm not stepping out. Not at all. No, I'm not. >> No, you don't. You will be going to jail. No. No. >> Step out of THE CAR. REASON WHY I GOT TO GET OUT. 3:45. I'm on seven. Step out of the car. Unlock the car. >> I don't know what happened. I ran it as a 2024 tag and it came up. It looks like >> Come out the car. You didn't come out the car. I'm only going to tell one more time. >> Get out the car. >> If you don't come, I'm busting this window. You come out. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BUST OUT MY WINDOW. >> YES, I WILL. >> NO. NO, you're not. For what? >> Get out of THE CAR. >> FOR WHAT? >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Get out of the car. >> WHAT IS YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. WHAT IS YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE? >> I SMELL OVER HERE. >> WHAT IS YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE FOR BUSTING OUT? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. WHAT is your probable cause? >> Come out of the car. Come out. Get out. I'M NOT >> NO, CUZ Y'ALL Y'ALL IS NOT YOU WAS YOU WAS INVADING MY WIFE. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. NO, YOU CANNOT. YOU CANNOT. YOU MY RIGHT. >> What the [ __ ] Why arrest me? >> WHY ARE Y'ALL ARRESTING ME? WHY ARE Y'ALL DOING THIS? >> Once cuffed, her attitude cracked wide open. The tough talk melted into panic, screaming and blaming the cops. Backup arrived and with it the discovery. A small bag of meth hidden in her car. >> Yep. Take it. Take it. Can I get my two? >> NO. >> COME GET ME. COME GET ME. Too late FOR THAT. >> FOR WHAT? I AIN'T EVEN GOT >> YES, YOU DID. >> NO, I DID NOT. >> SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> I didn't even resist. Yes, you did. Crazy. >> And that's [ __ ] UP. >> HOW YOU GOING TO TURN THE LIGHTS ON? HOW YOU GOING TO TURN? >> YO, IF Y'ALL TURNED THE LIGHTS ON A [ __ ] WHEN A [ __ ] WAS ALREADY IN THE YARD TURN THE LIGHTS ON RIGHT THERE, >> MAN IS ABUSING Y'ALL POWER, BRO. LIKE, OH JEEZ. >> AND YOU SITTING HERE SLIDING ME AND STUFF. >> CAN I GET MY other >> You already grabbed the weed. >> Got out the cup. Yep. And >> she kept trying to step on it. >> Yeah. All right. You got anything else on your person? >> Can I get my shoe, please? Sir, >> I'm asking if you have anything else on your person. >> Oh, I don't have nothing on my person. >> All right. Cuz it gets you into jail. It's another felony charge. >> Can you tell my uh Who you getting my keys to? >> Your brother. Like you asked. >> Can you tell him to go pick up my girlfriend for her job? Sunshine Learning Center. >> CAN YOU GET MY PHONE OUT? can cut her loose. Uh once call your spur, >> please. Please, sir. >> PLEASE. HEY. HEY, CAN YOU TELL THAT DUDE RIGHT THERE IN THAT CAR OVER THERE TO CALL MY GIRLFRIEND RIGHT NOW TALKING TO YOUR BUDDY? >> By then, it was too late. This wasn't just a traffic stop anymore. Her sudden switch from arrogant to desperate couldn't undo the damage. Officers reminded her she had a chance to cooperate, but she threw it away. >> What have you done that makes you think that I deserve to give you any favors? >> Sir, I listen. I was just trying to understand. >> No, you weren't. You were trying to obstruct because you didn't want to go for that. >> NO, NO, NO, NO. OH, NO. I GO FOR THE WEED. IT'S NOT YOU ARE GOING FOR the obstruction. >> I was not trying to OBSTRUCT YOU. I HAVE BEEN IN TROUBLE BEFORE and I have vowed to myself not to get back in trouble. Bro, >> you broke that vow. >> And I KNOW I BROKE THAT VOW TO MYSELF. Oh my god. >> Please, man. I'm begging. Can you please let me go, man? I was just trying to understand. >> I gave you a million chances to do this cordially, and at every at every opportunity, you decided to go a different way. So, this is the way it's going now. >> I'm trying to understand. I don't know my law like you. >> I know you don't. That's what I tried to explain to you. >> He right there probably. >> That doesn't matter. >> Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it, bro. Come here. Let's do it. >> PLEASE GO GET MY GIRL. GO GET MY GO GET DOMINIQUE. >> Go get Dominique. >> Are you okay? You good? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Hey, man. You can have the car and everything in it. Oh, THE KEYS ARE >> LEARN. Go get Dominique. >> Before you pull up, can you tell my brother to uh go get my girlfriend trying to learn? >> We already told her right now. >> SEE, >> FOLLOW HER. FOLLOW HIM. >> QUIT SCREAMING, PLEASE. >> Sorry about that. >> TELL HIM TO HURRY UP AND GO GET HIM. >> QUIT YELLING, PLEASE. Can you please let me do this? >> No. >> Like that's crazy, man. >> 345 1915 >> like that. >> Uh to attack. Copy. Beginning. >> I ain't attack nobody. >> I said tack. It's short for the tactical office. >> That's where we're going to go write your report. >> That's crazy, man. >> I ain't say you attack nobody. You just obstructed. >> Justice. >> Yeah, you did obstruct. Y'all, how five, six men going to help? I'm attack five, six men, my little shortel. >> Obstruction without obstruction without violence is a charge. >> All right, you you can stop talking now. >> You don't know your law. We already established that. You don't know what in the hell you're talking about. >> In the end, she was charged with felony drug possession and resisting an officer without violence. The drug charge was later dropped, but resisting was stuck, earning her 36 months probation, a six-month license suspension, and 50 hours of community service. One stubborn moment closed the door on freedom and opened the chapter of how a minor stop turned into a lifelong tragedy. On February 8th, 2022, police were chasing down a stolen car. The pursuit ended when the vehicle slammed into a tree. The driver was identified as Rosal Lee, but when officers moved in, the story didn't stop there. >> What is >> half of it? You might want to >> Huh? What am I getting arrested for? >> Why'd you take off? >> Because I was in a driveway, dude. >> Oh, so you want to go back here in somebody's property? >> Look, you freaked me out. And that's not a lie. That's the truth. You ain't got a license either. >> What? >> You ain't got a round. >> They're going to help you out. >> Okay. Somebody help me out, too. >> We'll help you out. >> Oh, [ __ ] 1 2 3. >> Okay. What' I do? >> I'm not in the woods. I'm in somebody's driveway, first off. But what did I do? >> I don't have a valid driver's license. >> Hey, will you try to see my He's in my front seat and >> he scared the [ __ ] out of me. Before you took off as soon as I lit you up, >> huh? >> You took off as soon as I lit you up. >> I was looking down at my >> No, you weren't looking down. You sped up as soon as I literally before you lit up. I was looking down looking at my GPS where I was going and yes, I did speed up my >> Man, you didn't have tried to get out and I was on her and then she tried to go back in the car and I was trying to get out. >> Well, yeah, you were trying to run. You didn't think I was going to be on something. What did I do besides >> You do not have a valid driver. Other than that, sir, cuz this is a lot for not having license truck. >> This is really stupid. Almost hit that bull. >> That one right there. >> Man, this this is somebody's garden. He came through here like 20 miles. >> I just don't even know what the [ __ ] is going on. Like for real. >> What is going on? You do not have a valid driver's license. You turn >> Look what you just turned this into. >> Look, I can back this. >> Her behavior was all over the place. Panic, resistance, trying to run back to the car, blaming anyone but herself. What started as a traffic violation got darker fast, especially when cops realized the plates were stolen. >> We're not even talking right now. We're at the We're at the stolen tag. >> We're at the stolen tag. >> It looks Yeah. CJ let me borrow a car. I was told it was completely 100% legal. Matter of fact, the guy that had that game is under, he told me that CJ had forgotten to give me money for the uh insurance and I told CJ. >> I just did. >> He did. They haven't come back with it yet. >> This tag is stolen. >> I told CJ. >> I just did. They >> told them, but I don't. >> Okay. And that's something we're going to decide later. Um, but again, I work off of honesty. I work differently than other people. >> No, I'm telling you honesty. I can give you their phone numbers. I can give you every little I can give you everything. Y'all didn't want to believe me cuz they're liars. And that's a fact. >> Okay. >> Never [ __ ] >> Yeah, they are. >> No, I promise you they're not. >> All the people >> jail. When did she go to jail? >> She just got arrested by patrol like a couple hours ago. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. >> All right. Sha, I know that she for one lie to him on a regular basis and I love you on a regular >> basis. I'll shut it down. >> Dad go. Is that the owner of the property? >> Yeah. >> Is Sarge here yet? >> No. Sorry. No, he ain't he's asleep >> anymore. >> Well, I just don't I mean I don't know. It ain't >> He called She texted me just tonight talking about Oh, help me. I never even I never sold to that girl and she called me asking me tonight and I told her I couldn't help her. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing it. I just wanted to move away everything. >> Okay. >> It's not okay. It's not the video. >> Well, I'm just telling you that this right here >> I will pay for it. Well, I'm just saying that this right here says differently to me with a stolen tag. >> She doubled down on lies, spinning wild, irrelevant stories. At one point, she even dragged in her criminal connections as proof of her honesty. It was nothing more than a ploy to manipulate the investigation and throw cops off balance. >> I was over my friend Daniel. Daniel here. >> Country stuff. >> Hey, I'm going to go move my car out of those people's >> I'll be right back. >> You already had dispatch hit send a hit on the >> send on >> and they ain't got nothing back on the van yet? >> Nothing back on the I asked her and she just I said she got anything back on her [ __ ] You got a good phone number for Mr. De who? >> Mr. Deal or whatever he's in day. >> Day. >> Yeah, I bet. Yeah, >> I do. But it seemed like in the car. It should be right up >> where >> on the dashboard. There's a a >> It's okay if I grab it. >> You do that? Yeah. Yeah, I don't care. >> You can put it in. >> Yeah, I need you to hold it down so I can I'm not >> Just tell me what it is. >> I'm not doing that. I'm just jumping on. >> Oh, well, I ain't doing that. >> All right. Well, I can wait. Let me just do it. >> Okay, then do it. Put your fingerprint on it so we can just get the fingers on it. Not We'll just We'll cuff you in the front. I mean, we'll just >> cuff in the front, please. >> We'll just tow it. >> All right. >> It's 1520. I mean, you were going out to do that. >> Well, the problem is is that I mean, you guys said, "I was trying to tell you he used to be my Where's he live at?" >> He jumps from place to place, but right now I can see where he's saying >> Well, I imagine he's probably in Pensacola. >> I know exactly where he is. >> But he's an older man, right? That's the guy that it's registered to when you register for registered it for >> officers for sympathy. >> Well, if he's not your plug anymore, then >> why am I staying there? >> No, I was just going to say going to say if he ain't your plug anymore, then I won't do nothing. I know. >> Well, most of them. >> Well, >> cuz I brought in somebody's money back then. They just >> So, you've been at your friend Danielle's all night. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. I did a search on it before. >> On him? >> Not on him. On a girl that lived there that was selling spice. Um, >> no. He's not selling anything. He's the old man. to over stuff on that property. >> Okay. Is that a wig? >> Yes. >> I've heard you've been wearing a wig. >> I have to. You want to hear about my hair? >> Uh-uh. >> When I was in the hospital with CO, I literally thought mine twice in the first 6 days and I lost my hair. >> Oh, yeah. I've heard that. That's that's a um complication with CO. I did hear that. >> You got to understand whenever something comes this >> I know for a fact that you let go of somebody thinking he was his brother Kyle and he wasn't Kyle. No. Kyle Collins and it wasn't Kyle Collins. It was somebody else completely. And he told you he'd get you Rosie. You [ __ ] sit there and ask people, "Did you get your drugs from Rosie?" Some of these people don't even know me. >> I don't ever ask specifically specifically. They say >> I don't have to ask your name cuz you're the biggest. You like the attention. I hate it. >> No, you love it. >> You want to bet? >> You eat it up, man. >> No, I don't. I spent half the night over there at Kyle Collins is >> Jason Collins is was his real name. It was Kyle. >> Where did I pull him over at? >> You didn't. He got He says that he told uh the guy that arrested him and his um girlfriend uh that he wanted to talk to somebody who could actually do something. You showed up and he told you that he could get you. >> That wasn't me. I'll tell you that. >> I swear that is what he told me. >> I am very good with names. I have never met a Jason. >> The turning point came when cops searched the car's trunk and pulled out a black backpack. Inside a large stash of meth. Suddenly, this wasn't about a stolen car anymore. It was a major drug case. Rosa Lee denied it all, claiming the bag wasn't hers. >> Not that I saw. >> Rosie, what's the combination to the >> Oh, I don't know. I really don't know. I don't know anything. I have no clue. corner back of the vehicle. 89. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> I can put it in a folder envelope real quick. Um, so just understand that you but in the backpack the black backpack in the trunk security >> I'm dead serious amount of methamphetamine also in there. So you're going to be going to jail tonight. >> Thank you. >> My social security card was in my purse. All right. with my ID. >> I'm telling you, it's on body. >> But I just got it back. >> Okay. >> But I just got my social security card back. I was not in a [cough] [clears throat] >> So you're the only person in the vehicle? >> No, I borrowed the vehicle and I was specifically told and I assumed it was simply because of >> I'm going to ask you this, Rosie. Do you think that I'm dumb? >> No, not even a little bit. But I think that you doubt me because >> No, because of your present. >> No. >> No, definitely. They didn't search you. didn't find something that you have hidden in you or on you. In you or on you and we get to the jail, we pass through the door. It's a it's a felony. Okay. Outstanding. >> Have a seat for me. >> Yeah. This is just some cash and like some uh chapstick. >> Okay. Cool. >> Cups for this. >> Mine. >> Okay. I'll meet back with you. >> I'll get them from the jail. >> Just leave them up there. In the end, she was charged with trafficking methamphetamine, possession of controlled substances without a prescription, driving on a revoked license, fleeing police, and resisting arrest. What began as a stolen car stop ended with a 5-year prison sentence in a Florida state prison. Think you've seen it all when it comes to reckless choices? Just wait, because that wig was hiding one last secret. On May 15th, 2024, cops spotted a car parked on the side of the road wreaking of marijuana. With clear probable cause, they approached to check things out. But within minutes, what looked like a routine stop unraveled into a storm of chaos. >> You got any weed on you? >> No. >> Okay. You got your ID on you? >> It's in the room. Yeah. Michael. >> Just give us a second. All right. How old are you? >> Underage. >> How old is that? >> What's your first name? >> So, here's the deal. >> I don't want to say this until my mom get down here. >> I can't tell you. >> She doesn't want to say till her mom gets down here. >> How old are you? >> Your mom's here. So, how old are I know. >> Okay. Do you want to go to jail for resisting or do you want to give me >> I'm not resisting. >> It's It's obstruction. >> I'm not trying. >> You're trying. >> Ma'am, do you have your ID on you? >> Thank you. So, we need your identifying information. >> So, I'm sorry. So, what happened? So, you saw two smoking. >> So, we didn't see them smoking. They were sitting in the car. >> Let me get out the car. >> She opened the door. We >> The door was already open. >> I'm not going to talk with you talking over me. Okay. >> That's what happened. >> Here's the deal. You can either go to jail for obstruction or you give me your name. >> Smells like we >> Alex. >> Alex. You have an ID on you? >> No. >> And how old are you? >> 18. >> Okay. >> You don't have one? What's your last name? >> What's your date of birth? >> 015 >> 05. Okay. That's all right, dude. So, listen. The car smells like weed. We just got to do a quick search. Make sure there's no marijuana. There's a little weed. That's We'll We'll talk about it. It's just The woman clammed up, denying, stalling, refusing to hand over her ID. Her excuse claiming her paperwork was back at the hotel. A weak delay tactic. Once cops got her name and age, they announced they'd be searching the car for weed. going to stop out with y'all anyways because you're sitting in the car and it smells like weed, but you just happen to be getting out of the car when we got out. So >> So is it a problem? >> It's a problem when it smells like marijuana. >> But you didn't know that it was smell like marijuana. >> We We smelled it as we drove by. >> I'm sorry. >> You guys were riding by. So I don't >> Our windows were open. Your windows open. It's going to smell. But my window didn't open until a little confused. >> We're We're not going to play We're not going to play street side lawyer. >> Okay, I hear you. >> Keep your hands in your pockets. >> There's no firearms in there or anything. >> If you want to put your hands in your pockets, can you just flip them out for me so I can make sure you don't have a knife or anything in there? Okay. All right. You're good. Are you in school over here? Where you go to school at? Okay. All right. Back to you. >> You have a Florida ID. 65 Park 21 Northwest 1200. >> Yeah, I think so. >> Yeah. Why don't you say your middle name was Samantha? >> Yeah, that's that's >> Sam. Today we got to do our job, too. Okay. >> We're waiting for one more person to do. Okay. And there's three of you. >> Mom, relax. >> I'm just asking a simple question. >> Yeah. >> Did you Did you run her? >> I did. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Even lying about her middle name. Something so small showed how panicked she was. Instead of hiding [music] her tracks, she only drew more suspicion. The officers heard others in the car, but stuck to procedure. Smell of marijuana equals probable cause. Because honesty is the best policy. Okay? >> So, I'm giving you an opportunity. I give everyone the opportunity. Okay? If there's nothing we're going to find, we're going to get you all out of here, let you go to bed for the night. Okay? All right. >> Is Is there anything you didn't ask? >> Okay. >> Okay. So, there's >> there's something. Yeah. >> What's in the car? It's all in the crowd. >> About the Morgan? >> No. >> You live here? Okay. >> Just stop talking, baby, cuz they going to do what they going to do. Don't say nothing else. They going to do what they want to do. At this point, I couldn't get my answer. Don't answer nothing else. They obviously pull somebody in extra people for no reason to do nothing. Um, you want to pull her out? >> All right. So, I already explained it to you, right? The car smells like weed. We just got to do a quick search and then we'll get y'all on your way. Okay. >> Hey, Samson. She already said there's something in the car. So, >> I said, >> not you. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, >> it might be this. >> It might be this. >> No, leave it. Leave it. Don't touch it. Don't reach for anything. >> Is there anything on you? >> Might be in there. >> Okay. All right. Let's go stand with your uh friend here. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> No, you're okay. You're okay. So, what you can't just be here to see what's happening? >> No, ma'am. She's 18 years old. Okay. So, I can go on any side. >> Sure. As long as you stay stay away. Okay. I appreciate it. You're good to film. Do whatever you got to do. >> Right here. Go ahead and just detain. >> When the cuffs came out, her fear exploded. Screaming, thrashing, fighting. This wasn't calculated resistance. It was raw panic. The collapse of someone cornered with nowhere left to run. You push her down. Stand back. STAND BACK. STAND [screaming] BACK. >> STAND BACK. >> I live out here with my kids. >> Give us the station. >> Calm down. Calm down. They're taking her to >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> They're taking her to [ __ ] jail. They're taking her to jail. Don't run. It's okay. I'm coming for you. >> Don't worry. Calm down. I'm coming for you. >> Why would you do that? >> What in the world? >> So I can call your mom. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What? What are you thinking? >> She was trying to grab >> and I hear you. just trying to run her. She was like at both of y'all. >> That was silly. >> Taking both of them. >> Right now she's going right now. She's going for battery on Leo. >> Battery >> routine response. For >> her mom. Can I please? >> You cannot do that. You cannot call her mom. Please. >> You cannot >> because I don't know her information and I need to call her mom. >> Okay. >> How old is she? >> How old are you? 19. >> 19. >> You got it. >> You said no. I can't get >> Absolutely not. No, she can call legit. >> I don't know the number. >> That's fine. >> Can I bring it with me? >> You make adult decision. >> Is your car unlocked? >> MY CAR. CAN I BRING it with me? >> Come on. Please. >> You're going to go in the back of the car cuz of what happened right now. Okay. >> Can I please just call my mom? [crying] >> Once restrained, both women were [music] hit with the reason for arrest. Resisting officers. Then came the shocker. scales and dozens of baggies in the car. And when an officer brushed her wig, the secret she thought she could hide came spilling out. >> Golly, >> honestly, I don't even think it's >> No. >> Well, with the battery on Leo with Samson getting grabbed. >> Yeah. >> Hey, we got a scale. Now that things are calmed down where 104 here >> 10. >> She had her ID on her the whole time. >> Hey. >> Hey, Bodie. >> I'm going to just stay with her so she doesn't do anything. >> Okay. >> I'm just staying with her so she doesn't >> Yeah. >> You know, >> I mean, I already I haven't had anybody in the back of my car. I've already told her I check it before and after. Anything's discarded back there, it's going to be hers. >> I don't want her either. >> She was forthcoming with me saying that. >> Yeah. I just don't want her to eat it or something. >> Was it just a little bit of weed? >> Is that her? >> So, it's under your head. >> Like the hat part or >> Are you good with that? >> All right. It's not going to like >> No. >> So, it's not in here? >> No. >> Okay. >> It's a blender. >> What is it? >> Okay. >> Can you put it back, please? Is this it? >> Yes. >> Well, now I got to check the whole thing. >> Uh, no. >> Yes. >> No, you cannot pull off my lace front. No, you cannot. >> That's all that's in there. Look, I can shake it out. >> No, it's the whole thing's coming off now. >> Look. >> Is this it? >> Well, she won't let me take the rest off. >> Look. Look. >> So, listen. Unfortunate. Unfortunately, >> you kind of don't have a jail anyway. >> Okay. >> All right. Is there anything else under there? >> It's You're going to pull my edges. That's what I'm saying. It's going to hurt. There's nothing else. >> All right. They'll find it at the jail. If anything, I'm It's like It looks like it's stitched into her head. >> In the end, she was booked on charges of resisting arrest and possession of drug paraphernalia. Given the sheer amount of marijuana, this could be treated as a felony. punishment in Florida, prison time, probation, or heavy fines, depending on how the court swings. Police were called to a residential neighborhood to mediate a civil dispute between a sister and her younger brother over unpaid rent and personal belongings. The sister was holding on to his stuff as leverage. And here's what went down when law enforcement showed up. >> Stay here, >> okay? >> And I told him, I said, "It's $100 a week because it's government funded, but I work." Okay. >> So, when you work, you pay bills, >> right? >> I I have text messages from Carol where every week or every day, I get text messages what my power bill is. >> Okay. >> And me and my cousin live here besides my brother. We run just the two of us run anywhere from 7 kW because we work from 4 to 4. Okay. >> So, we're hardly ever here. And when we are here, we're knocked out. >> Okay. >> Anyways, since he's been here, it has almost tripled. >> Okay. all the way up into the 20 21 kow up. So I told him I said average it out. I said it's roughly you adding on to about two bucks and him and his boyfriend was using Xbox and on my Wi-Fi. I do the APS that's $10 a month. They now have rent it up to 25 and an additional 25 to my tent. >> So that's 25 plus for eating my food and um power. So I said,"1 140 bucks cuz you stayed here. That's your week. >> Okay. >> And so anyways, he said, "Uh, I need to go ahead and get my stuff." So I said, "No, you're not getting your stuff from my closet. I'll hold it for collateral. And when y'all give me the $140, you can come back and get it." Okay. >> My landlord let me park here cuz I have kids, but I guess I'll move since y'all out here. >> You ain't got to get an attitude. It's the right thing to do. >> Well, I'm just letting you know. >> Well, I'm just letting you know that there's people that need this more than you do. >> I don't know. Maybe the people that can't walk. >> The people that can't walk. >> Big sister was riding high on a power trip, fully convinced she had absolute legal authority just because her name was on the lease. But this wasn't a legal seminar. It was about to turn into a full-blown circus. >> You have an argument the argument with her? >> I'll give you a brief explanation. So, I had to move over here. My sister you know, offered to let me stay. And then her words were when she told me that she would, you know, help me get back on my feet. >> Handicap. I'm fixing. >> You're in the handicap spot right now. >> And that um she said she'd help me. And I was like, "Okay." So, I moved over here and my stuff is in her like closet cuz that's like the only place I can put it. We agreed that once I got a job again that I would, you know, get stuff started. I won't have a job until tomorrow. I just got here. and I'm wanting to leave, but she won't let me leave because apparently I have to pay money. Well, for one, the whole deal with her is with my grandparents cuz that's where I was supposed to be going. >> And since she made big deals and then I barely eat in a few days cuz she won't let me eat. She won't let me do anything. I can't I know Xbox is a stupid thing. I just have my phone, but she won't let me charge my phone half the time. I can't wash my clothes. You'll have to go see a judge and talk to a judge and sue him >> for $140. There's no kind of legal authority I have to make him, you know, hey man, you got to do this. I have no legal authority on that. Okay? This is a civil issue. So, you legally cannot withhold his stuff from me. If it is his property, it is his property. Regardless of the agreement you have between each other, okay? >> All right. You understand? Yeah, >> you get what I'm saying? We're going to let him get his stuff. That's the course of action. If you if it's $140 really worth that much, you know, I understand times are tough, but it's going to cost a lot more to sit down. >> I'll do it just to prove it for you. >> Okay. >> And I told her tonight it was over. I'm leaving. And now she's saying I can't leave. >> I can park right now. I'll take my >> All right. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. >> Under arrest. Disorderly conduct. >> My kids get out. Get out. You're under arrest. >> Now, enter a completely unrelated woman who wasn't part of the original dispute at all. She parks illegally in a handicap spot. And when officers try to give her a simple warning, she doubles down with sass and defiance. >> Turn around. >> Can I Can I come over here? Can you call me? >> Am I going to get out for work? >> 83. Dispatch, show me 95, one female, unrelated. >> I'M SCARED TO GET MY MY COUSIN. >> Pulling away from me. Where they at? >> CAN YOU GO GET MY KIDS, TABBY? PLEASE. >> Why are you not inside with them? >> CUZ MY COUS GOT OFF OF WORK. IT'S a tornado. Watch. I want to be home with my kids. I'm scared. I park here. I CAN CALL MY LANDLORD FOR YOU. SHE'LL okay it. I DON'T. DO I NOT, TUBBY? She lives. She's my day. >> What's your name, dog? >> My name is Kenya. I'm just mad because he come over here messing with me. I don't know why y'all here. here. Okay. We're not here for you, right? That's not the original problem. >> He came over here and I'm just >> Listen, I get it. Listen, listen. Look at me. Look at me. All right, Kenya. Look at me. Look me in my eyes when we talk. Okay. >> I know y'all don't like me in this. I >> I don't know you. Okay. >> The rest of them do. >> I don't know you from Adam. That's why I asked you >> like that just for being right here in the parking lot. >> No, you didn't. Listen. Would you listen to >> Look at me and just talk. Okay, man. >> Yeah, you can listen to me. Let's go ahead and mitigate this while we're out here. >> Okay. All right. You guys watching her kids? >> Yeah. >> You're her cousin? >> Yes. What you going to do? Let me call my mama. Go ahead. >> Hold on. Okay. Stay right there. >> Get her information. Write her ticket. I got a transport on the way. >> Come on, baby. >> Really? >> I'm going to cut your car off and we're going to go stand down there on that bumper. >> My cousin. Cut my CAR OFF. CUT MY CAR OFF cuz rolling window. That's not right. >> It's okay. >> I'm not >> Baby, it's okay. >> Walk down here. Just walk down here. Just get out of situation. Walk down here, bro. Okay. >> I can't go to jail. I'm going be there forever. >> Why? [laughter] You on probation? >> Yes, I'm on probation. What you on probation for? To get in no trouble. >> Okay. What you on probation for? >> My baby daddy said I hit him with my car and I never did. Did you? No. So, >> you're on probation for a assault? >> Yes. My lawyer just told me to plead guilty cuz him and his family lied once and said they'll lie again. >> Sit on the phone. >> Here's the real head scratcher. This woman was already on probation. Instead of lying low and cooperating, she decides to pick a fight with cops. It's like watching someone light their own future on fire and then blame the matches. >> You can't keep his stuff. >> No. No. He told me I'll just take him to court. >> Okay, that's that's that's it. But you need to let him get his things and get out of here. I will. >> Okay. All right. >> Joey Bridges. I do, buddy. Try me. I'm getting $12,000 back in my taxes and prove a point. >> Hang up your phone. You're a piece of a of a dad. >> Okay. Do you want to go to jail, too? >> No. >> My manager told ME, MY LANDLORD TOLD ME TO park there. I have three. >> That's between you and them. Okay. Listen to me. >> I call her for you. >> It's okay. Listen to me. That's not the issue. You moved your car. That problem went away. The problem starting when you start dropping f bombs and everything else in there cuz HE TOLD ME I WAS STILL IN THE HANDICAP AND ALL I SAID is no to f I'm not I >> that's called disorderly conduct. Okay. >> I listened to you. Miss ma'am what's your name? >> Kenya. >> All you did from the time I asked you >> all I all you did from the time that I asked you to relocate your car was just was just say profanities. >> I thought it was a freedom of speech. Yeah, you can say whatever you want to, but when you get to the point when you're out here cussing and saying fbomb and you're being mad because I What's your last name, Kenya? >> Oh my god. >> KENYA, what's your last name? >> Please, CAN YOU NOT TAKE ME? PLEASE, I'M BEGGING YOU. I WILL GET your foot. Please. >> No. Stand up. >> Please. Can you help me out then? I'm not going to act up no more. Okay. >> Where's your ID at? Is it in your car? >> No. I don't have one right now. Please. My kids need me. I got all JUSTED AGAIN SO I WOULDN'T BE IN THIS TORNADO WATCH. I'M SCARED. MY BABY >> TORNADO. YEAH, don't worry. That's over. >> This has taught me a lesson. I won't talk to law enforcement like that again. Not from me. >> 5 minutes. >> I serve people on Christmas Eve. >> I'm scared. I can't. >> Why are you scared? >> Because somebody just died in the jail. I don't want to go there. IT'S ALL OVER FACEBOOK. >> LISTEN, are are you on drugs? >> No. >> Your chances of dying in that jail are slim guns. >> I shouldn't have cussed that y'all. I'm sorry, but it's a lot of hate towards the cops because none of y'all like me. >> I don't know you. >> And the problem's not you cussing at us. It's cussing in front of kids. >> What kids was out there and there was none. >> There were kids standing right there. >> No, there wasn't. >> Yes, there was. >> I apologize cuz I didn't feel. >> Only when reality comes crashing in does she start to panic. She begs, drops to her knees, pleads not to go to jail, all while terrified about getting locked up over allegedly hitting her boyfriend with a car. But this time, the cops aren't buying the act. Because if they did, she'd never learn a thing. >> I don't like my father. >> I have nothing personal against you. >> I'm sorry, sir. I just want to be with my kids. But >> I want to be with mine, too. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Come here. >> Here. You got anything in your pocket? Stop. Stand up. >> No. I'll tell you what happened. So, we're sitting here investigating. I watch her pull up in her car and mark handicap parking space. All right. >> The parties the parties that we're investigating for the 1016 are separated and one of them was over there in the breezeway. So, as I'm walking to go talk to her or to go talk to him, I walk by, check, make sure she's not got a handicapped car because she's a clearly handicap marked handicap spot. I say, "Hey, you need to move your car." Well, she gets Lippy. I get Lippy back for a second and she's like, "I got permission to be here." I was just like, and so I tell her, "You need to move because there's probably more people that need this more than you do." Get [clears throat] in the CAR WITH >> INSTAGRAM. COME ON, BABY. >> CAN YOU TAKE THIS HAT OFF MY HEAD? WHY YOU TRYING TO BE SO AGGRESSIVE? >> I'M NOT trying to be aggressive. I'm trying to find won't be able to get out of jail. >> I don't know yet. Slide in. >> How do y'all not know? >> Slide in. There you go. >> How do y'all not know? >> Who's her aunt? >> Okay, listen. Here's the deal. >> Okay. >> It is illegal >> to be out here shouting fbombs, cussing in front of everybody, especially children. >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. Right now, she's lucky it's just disorderly conduct, not cruelty to children in third. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> It's just a ticket. >> Okay. But it's an arrestable ticket. Okay. >> That's what's going on. >> Okay. >> I mean, they'll they'll figure everything out at the jail, >> but she can't be out here doing that stuff. >> She's taken to jail for disorderly conduct thanks to her loud, profane meltdown. Just imagine inserting herself into a problem that had nothing to do with you than getting arrested for it. Ever met someone that reckless? Drop it in the comments. So, what happens when a drunk woman falls asleep at the wheel of her own bad decisions? March 27th, 2024. De Moine, Iowa. Officer Martinez spots a vehicle just sitting at a green light. Engine running. Car still in drive but not moving an inch. As he walks up, the danger becomes clear. The driver, a woman, is unconscious behind the wheel. [music] Foot pressed on the brake. Music blaring. The car, a potential missile just waiting to launch. >> You want to hit my horn a couple times? Sure did. Put it in park. Put it in [music] park. >> All right. You throw it in park for me. [music] Okay. You want to step out here for me? You okay? >> Yeah. I just wanted to step in the car and get enough sleep so I don't drive drunk. >> You just wanted to get enough sleep so you don't drive drunk. >> Car is on drive 162. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I had enough so that I don't drive. >> You had enough so you don't drive? >> Where were you drinking at? >> Um I went to um Vibes Club. Okay. >> And then I went to the strip club and then I came home. >> Do you have your driver's [music] license by chance there? I'll get it. I'll take it out. >> You want to hold my hand again? >> Um no. I was just checking to make sure you're okay. >> I was not going to drive home. >> Yeah. Let's just maybe go stand over here on the sidewalk for for an hour. >> I was going to drop >> and then I went to sleep and then I was like I didn't realize I was sleeping and then it's better to get pulled over to drive. >> Well, you were you were in traffic. I stopped you cuz you were kind of asleep at the wheel. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And it was in drive. So, that was pretty dangerous. I'm glad. See, this officer put his car in front of yours. >> Mhm. >> You're at >> I went to um two different bars. The last bar I was at was um Out of Limits. >> Okay. >> And then before that, you said Vibe. >> Yeah. >> Where is that one? >> Sitting down. >> Okay. All right. Just hang tight for a second. >> This was a serious ticking time bomb. Christina admits she had been drinking and intentionally didn't drive home, but that doesn't erase the fact that she passed [music] out in a running car, endangering everyone around her. Intent doesn't cancel out criminal liability. >> This is not okay. No, this is not okay. This is not okay. What I did was not okay. How I moved was not okay. Okay, Christina, please remember you're safe and be happy and grateful for that. >> Uh, want to fully participate? Like I said, I'll give you the choice. Um, we can do them right out here. We can head up to like the courtship up there and you can do them inside. >> Christina, do you use any drugs? >> Nothing. You don't smoke any pot every now and then? >> In my car. I smoke a pot every now and then. >> Okay. When was the last time you smoked? >> I smoked on Wednesday. Last. >> Wednesday. Do you normally smoke like bud or do you use like a vape? >> Okay. Edibles or anything like that? No, just bud. Okay. All right. >> But that was last Wednesday. You haven't smoked at all today? >> Even look at my car. I will give you guys all access to look at the car. >> Okay. Um, is there anything in the car that we need to know about? >> No. >> No. Hope so. >> There you go. We'll transport you down there. If you don't mind, what I'd like to do is put the seat belt on. Actually, uh, real quick, I just want to Do you have any >> a lot of seat belts? >> I know. Here, I'll get that for you. >> A lot of seats. >> And I don't have my assistant. >> Why don't we go? >> Yep. Nope. Watch out. >> Please. Can you guys please, bro? I'm begging you from my knees. Please tell my sister. Please tell my sister. No. >> Christina. Christina. Christina. >> Christina. >> No. I need to tell my sister. This is too much. No. I need YOU GUYS TO TELL MY sister right now. >> What is her phone number? >> HER NAME. I DON'T HAVE IT. My phone is dead. HER NAME IS JULIA. O DEAR. HER NUMBER starts with 50525. and I just want you guys to just >> Turns out when officers first tried to wake her up, her vehicle lightly bumped a patrol car, not on purpose, but enough to raise the alarm. She's escorted to a nearby gas station for sobriety testing. But instead of cooperating, she keeps asking to call her sister. Emotional instability obvious. The potential for panic rising fast. >> Is my sister. All I want is my sister. And I'm telling you, my phone is dead. And I know what I did. And I know what I've been left and I know I I got fully understand that. All I'm asking is FOR THE PERSON THAT is named Julia to understand me to be here. >> All right, Christina. We'll do our best to get a hold of your sister. Okay, we'll we'll try as best we can. >> I'm getting to a point where I'm getting >> Take a breath. Take a breath. You're okay. You're okay. You're okay. >> I can't understand. And I just want to know. Why don't we come over here? Why don't we come around the corner to a little bit more open space? Why don't we come right here? Take a breath. >> Take a big deep breath. >> Slow down. >> Christina can't get my sister to a place where I don't want to be. >> Okay. Okay. Let's go. I need to know if you want to take these field sobriety tests. >> You want to? I just don't feel comfortable and I don't feel comfortable. >> I don't have another way of doing that. Okay. >> Can you just have here people just back up? Just give me the place to just breathe. I just want to be like I feel like you're not understanding. I don't think >> I am. I can see that you're very upset. You're very anxious right now. Okay. >> I'm not upset. I'm not anxious. But realistically, I want to say how I feel. >> Can you listen to me for a minute, though? >> Time. I'm going to offer you the field soiety tests. If you'd like to do them, then this officer will administer them. Okay. >> All right. I'm really going >> here. I'll take the water. All right. This office, Christina, >> I need you to listen. >> Can I tell you something? I need you to listen to me first. >> Understood every single thing that you said to me. >> I know. >> But I want to tell you because I don't think you understand what I'm saying to you. What I'm saying to you is you don't make me feel comfortable to do it because the person I agreed to do it with was him. It was not with you. No, listen. I'm not asking from forgiveness from you. I'm asking FOR FORGIVENESS FROM GOD FOR DOING WHAT I did. I just >> Hey, Christina. Remember how you said that you agreed to do it with me? I'm doing it with you. Okay. Why am I getting shields? Like, why do I feel it? Like, >> as officers begin sobriety tests, Christina breaks down. She says she can't breathe, begs for water, starts crying, pleads to call her sister again. Her panic is real, but so is the alcohol in her system. Officers stay calm and patient, but her behavior speaks for itself. She's not in control. Can he do it? >> You want me to do it? >> Yeah. I really want you to. >> Yes. >> Because I really want you to see. >> Well, I'll have you do. >> No, that's fine. If you wouldn't mind keeping your hands out of your pockets. I appreciate that. Thank you. Okay, that's fine, too. If you want to take that off, you're more comfortable doing that. So, I'm just going to give you instructions again so you understand. >> You understand? Yep. Just do what you got. Then stand with your feet still and your arms at your side. Who would you like to do the test? Me or him? All right. This is your last chance. Do you understand this? You either do the test with him or we keep going down a different route. Do you understand? >> We need a yes or no here, Christina. You understand? Okay. Start the test. Do not stop until you have completed. Do you understand these instructions, Christina? 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 at all times while I'm watching your race. Do you understand Christina? >> 1001 100 23 100 Whatever the you guys are saying. 1,004 100 >> Please. I WANT MY SISTER. THAT'S ALL I want. I have not heard a damn thing you said. I want my sister. That's it. >> That's it. I want my sister. I want A FAMILY MEMBER. YOU GUYS HAVE THREE PEOPLE ON your side. I just like >> then do the instructions that the officer gave you. If you need the follow if you need the instructions again, he can give them to you again. >> He's not he's not giving me instructions >> to understand. You're telling me then what we'll have you do is he'll read them to you again. >> Failed field sobriety tests and emotional meltdowns are clear indicators of severe intoxication. But the officers aren't just going on vibes. They administer a breathalyzer to lock in solid evidence for the OE charge. >> Christina, are you wanting to consent to take a PBT test today? >> It's a breathalyzer test. >> Measures the amount of alcohol in your breath. Do you want to take it? >> No. >> No. >> I want to do. >> You're under arrest for OWI. >> Please give me the test. >> You want to take it? >> I mean, if I have to, but I don't have to go to jail. >> It's a voluntary test. PBT. I have not been able to call my sisters. Very simple. All my sisters can be able to understand what's going on. >> No, YOU'RE NOT UNDERSTANDING. I WORKED WITH YOU GUYS. I'VE BEEN WITH you guys. I know. AND I'VE BEEN ABLE TO UNDERSTAND. >> Do you want to blow into Do you want to >> I FEEL UNSAFE. WHAT YOU'RE DOING IS WRONG. WHAT YOU'RE DOING IS WRONG. >> Do you want to take this test? Yes or no? >> Of course. Give it to me. >> Okay. >> ASK ME HOW DID I FEEL ABOUT THIS? INA, I told you of what the SITUATION YOU GUYS ASKED ME TO TAKE THESE TESTS. I DID IT. >> Last chance. All you need to do is blow into this, too. >> Of course, I'm going to do it. >> Then listen to me. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO YELL AT ME AND ACT LIKE I DID NOT LISTEN TO YOU THIS WHOLE TIME. >> LAST CHANCE. >> Listen to the instructions. >> GIVE IT TO ME. I'VE BEEN TOLD YOU TO GIVE IT. >> WOULD stop shouting at me and listen to the instruction. >> NOT UNDERSTANDING THAT I'VE GIVEN YOU. Do not stop shouting at me and listen to the instructions. I will take that as a refusal. Do you understand? >> I need Am I going to jail? >> Do you want to take the test? Yes or no? >> Am I going to jail? >> You're under arrest for autograph. Turn around. Put your hands behind. >> No. Please. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> This is not fair. This is not fair. Officer. Officer Howard. Please. Ow. Ow. Put your hair up. There we go. >> Opposite highway. I will blow. >> Hold on to that arm. >> This is not real. This is not real. >> You good >> with the rest of it? Or you want me to come down and help you with some mau stuff? >> All right. Hang hang on. Hang on. >> So, Christina, here's what's going to here's what's going to happen next. Okay. We're going down to the station. >> We have three things that we need to read to you. the bre the fiser of me. It was.5 and it was not only on his recording. It was also on Mr. McAvern >> curfe. >> What? And it was also on the other guys. No, mama. They need to know this. Like if if I'm going to go to court for this, if I have to justify for what the [ __ ] I did, I'm going to tell him I did all the test and I did make sure that everything that was I did. Mama, I even went to I even went to Oh my god, mama. I'm so >> Eventually, Christina is transported to jail and officially charged with her first offense, OI. If convicted, she's looking at up to $1,250 in fines, $180 to one-year license suspension, and mandatory substance abuse evaluation in classes. So, what happens when a woman runs from a crash that shakes the whole block? January 16th, 2022, Los Cusus, New Mexico. An officer noticed a vehicle blow through a stop sign. When he activated his lights to make a traffic stop, the driver didn't hesitate. She hit the gas. The chase didn't last long, though. It came to a crashing halt when her car slammed into a white pickup truck at an intersection. As the car finally [music] rolled to a stop, the driver tried to flee on foot. And that's when things really started to unfold. Uh he hopped in. >> Do you see what direction they went? >> This is hers, sir. >> Okay. Can you park over here, please? >> Okay. Come on. I went to pick her up for you. >> She was just >> 19600. I got the uh vehicle and the female over here. Do you have a seat over here? >> Yeah. >> But what happened? >> I got scared and I don't have my glasses on. >> Okay. So, you ran because you got scared? >> Yeah. Well, I said the cop was was following me like right here and then I don't have my I can't see. I don't have my glasses on. >> Do you have your license or anything? No. >> You don't have a license? >> No, I do. But it's >> You do? >> I don't have it. >> Okay. Who's the vehicle belong to? >> Um, it's my husband's. >> Your husband's? >> Okay. You don't have any information on you? >> Is your car right here? >> I didn't see the other car. Any medical attention? >> Yeah, I thought maybe it's pretty good. [sighs] >> Do you have any injuries? >> Yeah, I have blood. >> Yeah, it was that car. I saw it. I was trying to pull a traffic stop over here cuz I saw it run the stop sign and then it just took off for me, bro. It like I tried hitting my lights on it and then as soon as I hit my lights, it just bounced this way. >> You saw it today. He just went straight. >> Yeah, man. But they broke me off, man. >> Officer there with you? >> Yes. Officer just got here with me right now. Do you need medical attention, brother? >> I think I'm my arm. >> Let me get him to check out. >> Yeah, >> I'll talk to you real quick. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Leah. >> Leah. Okay. Well, listen. I'm officer Rivera. I'm with the Las Cruises Police Department. Reason we got called or uh the officer was pulling you over, I believe, for already an investigation. Okay. >> Why? >> Hold on real quick. Let me find out exactly what the details are. Okay. >> They even got to follow that guy or >> they broke me off because all I had was him running the stop sign over here. Yeah. >> Uh on court. So I had him running to the stop sign. I hit my e he ran the stop sign. I followed him over here. He came back over here and I hit my lights on him. And then as soon as I hit my lights right here, he just >> Leah reacted like a wild animal cornered. No thinking, just [music] running. But running without a plan doesn't make you innocent. It just makes you reckless. Especially when your escape ends in someone else's wrecked truck. >> Anyone else inside the vehicle with you? >> Okay, cool. I got hit like I just got my truck back like No, this week because I got hit over there by Els cuz that's where I live. >> I got around the stop sign too, >> but I only hit like my fender and the light and that was it. >> And I just got it back this week. They got like the freak. Yeah. >> Is there anybody did another car hit this? >> I I'm not sure. I think they just hit the truck and kept driving and then just parked here. But from what I was told is uh the passer by saw her, picked her up, circled back around, and dropped her off here. Leah, real quick, first off, thanks for being cooperative with me and telling me what's going on, where you come from, where you going. But I'm going to merandize you real quick. Okay. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Anything you say cannon will be used against you in a court of law. The reason I want to Iandize you is cuz I want to ask you parts of the the when the officer was trying to pull you over and you took off. Okay. Can I ask you questions about that? >> Okay. So, first off, did you see that the officer was trying to pull you over? >> Not until like I was right here. Okay. >> And then like whatever I did, I I ran I don't even know what I ran into. >> All right. From what I heard my partner say, he's got the vehicle. I'm not sure if he got the lady though. Got your uh >> registration. Yeah. Like on the phone. >> That's Well, that's you got the registration >> uh report. >> Do we have the registration? >> It should be in there, babe. >> So, did you just freak out and check out? Okay. So, you knew that the officer was trying to pull you over? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, and then what happened after you saw that the officer was trying to pull you over? >> And that's when I That's when I >> You took off. >> That's when I hit whatever I hit. >> Hit whatever you hit. And then what happened once you got right here? >> I took off like I >> Where did you run to? >> I don't even know where I was going. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, have you consumed any alcohol or anything? >> So, what was what was up with your driving? >> I said I can't see. >> Are you supposed to wear glasses? She had no windshield, no driver's license, and when questioned, she claimed she didn't see the police car. Sure. What she did show clearly was a lack of responsibility, no grasp of the law, and a knee-jerk instinct to shift the blame. >> Yeah. >> Yes, we caught her. >> Oh, okay. Oh, you got her? Yeah, we got you got the lady. It was a lady. Oh, okay. They they got the lady. >> So, I don't I don't think I got a 47 at all. She's talking to me for just fine. I'm going to see if 93 wants to take a deal on >> and uh hit and run. >> Hit and run. >> Are you sitting right here? >> Yeah. >> All right, my man. So, you're just heading southbound. Then what happened? >> Out of nowhere, you know, out of nowhere. The car just came and there wasn't no chance for me to stop at all. >> See the color of the car, brother? Actually, not cuz like it got really smoky in there, but I guess because of the airbag, you know, >> you shouldn't have ran. You know, it's things happen. >> You made it worse. Exactly. >> No, I don't have a car. >> Did you hit another car? >> No, I hit >> Okay. You just hit the truck. >> Okay. >> Oh, I hit a truck. >> I think you hit a truck from my understanding. >> I'm pretty >> I'm not sure. I think maybe that's why you don't leave. 575. >> I mean, your car is to >> cuz I ran into that right there. >> Okay. They're going to check real They're going to check you real quick. >> The steering wheel is not turning. >> You said the steering wheel's locked. Hey, can I get one of you guys to contact the dude who brought her over here? >> Yes, sir. Um, are you free to copy that? Homeboy is Javier. >> And right now, unknown exactly why. >> What is going on in Las Cruises? >> Yeah. Unknown. >> 11 years ago, and it has never been like this. I mean, it wasn't like this. It's just been getting worse and worse. >> Yeah, it has. When you have everything with the pandemic where, you know, it's normal to walk around with masks and be covered up. So, it kind of gives people who have like, you know, bad ideals to >> and the damage. It was worse than she realized. Evidence on scene showed Leah didn't just hit another vehicle. She struck a pole and caused structural damage to nearby property. The building's owner even had to show up to assess the destruction firsthand. >> That's what it kind of looks like. She just sideswiped the [ __ ] out of the pole. >> But how did it end up over here then? >> I have no hit >> and then bounced off. Yeah. And then it >> and then it just came to a stop >> cuz the whole back windshields is over there, bro. like is she I don't know how she hit that other vehicle >> and then that truck was forced into that that building. >> Yeah. >> Considering that she hit you while she was trying not to uh get pulled over, that's a separate uh level of charge that she is going to be facing for this. When if you're trying to pull over somebody and they crash into somebody and cause a 44 45, we don't know. I under I 100% understand that you know the dog instinct to got to chase the rabbit. I get that. But our priority >> becomes at that point who is the innocent bystander we need. And as far as I knew, you're the only one out here. There was nobody else with you. Our priority has to become the person. >> I think that old shop's been hit. That ain't no telling how many times >> really. >> I'm sorry about that. Oh, that's count on the corner and people come holling ass around this turn. >> Yeah, >> they don't they ain't no 35 mph in here. >> Yeah, >> ain't none of us saints. I get that. But come on. >> Do that and continue. Were they hiding or something? I mean, must have been. >> That's what I was mean. >> That's what I was wondering. cuz I was like, >> "So, real quick, um, I just wanted to let you know one, you got the the warrants for your arrest, and then it looks like we're going to I'm going to start working on the paperwork to charge you for aggravated fling." Okay? And then you're also going to pick up some additional charges for the [music] resisting, and then you're also going to pick up charges for portions of the hitting the car, hit run, stuff like that. I'll let you know the exact what they are going to be, but I'm just I'm just letting you know, okay? Um, but our primary focus right now is you getting better, okay? So, I'm here. here. I'll be outside. If you need anything, just say, "Hey, officer. I'm Officer Rivera, but if you need anything," >> When officers finally informed her of the charges, Leah didn't lash out, didn't cry, didn't even speak. She just stared empty, numb. Her arm was injured in the crash, so she was taken to the hospital, but under police watch to make sure she didn't try disappearing again. >> Doesn't look like that. That's where the water line comes in back there. That's mostly storage. >> Okay. >> But let me check the >> Okay. >> Yeah. You know, so my wife's got brain cancer, so we were in at the male clinic and friend of mine, I I help him build a lot of of uh we do all sorts of stuff, >> but I build a lot of Halloween stuff. Well, he set this damn thing up in here so that when I got home, I had something to greet me, you know. Thanks, bud. Thanks a lot. >> All right, Miss Leah. So, considering your injury that you have, I'm not going to put handcuffs on you or anything like that, okay? But you need to make sure that you listen, cooperate with me, all right? because now that you're in my custody, if you do try to flee or anything like that, you'll be charged with a thirdderee felony. Okay. >> This area over here, >> this is the area that >> Oh, okay. >> I don't I broke the wall. >> Yeah, >> sure did. >> Any of those items yours that you need to take? >> No, they cut out. >> Okay. You want to leave them? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we're going to be out this way to my unit. Okay. At least there is a little wall behind there. >> Can you take off your bracelet and the hair? >> In the end, Leah faced a stack of charges. fleeing from law enforcement, resisting arrest, failing to yield at a posted sign, leaving the scene of an accident, operating a vehicle without insurance, and failing to provide vehicle registration. So now the question is, should someone like this even be allowed back behind the wheel? Let us know in the comments. Sometimes tragedy doesn't start with a crime. It begins with a single act of defiance. In your view, where's [screaming] the line where mistakes turn into disasters? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell to stay with us.