I can't believe you drove. No, >> I literally live 5 minutes away. Right here. >> You're going to kill somebody. You're going to kill yourself. >> No. No. >> Like, when you officer, I get that y'all have a job to do, but you y'all be breaking laws. >> Raised to believe the world revolves around them. These stubborn teens just learned a very expensive lesson. >> OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN the door. Can you even see me? 911. >> Stop. >> Stick around to watch total entitlement crumble the moment officer patience runs out. Treating the shared lobby like her personal living room for the second time today. On December 13th, 2021, the police arrived to wake this stubborn young woman up. Let's see how that arrogant attitude expecting the whole world to serve her actually plays out. >> 62. Hello. That's the police department. >> Hey, you got your ID on you? >> Not. >> Is it in that purse by chance? >> It is not. >> No, it is not. >> What's your uh your first name? >> I'm not here to touch any. What's your first name? >> I'm not here to any sir. >> Okay, you're talking just fine. Let's talk normal. What's your first name? >> My goodness. >> No, you're going to tell us your first name. >> We can do this easy way, hard way. That's up to you. >> We're trying to find a >> What is your first name, my lady? Well, you're not free to leave right now. >> Okay. So let's begin with your first name because if so have you are you familiar what resisting is if you don't give me your information that is what we call resisting. >> Yes sir. >> So what is your first name young lady? >> Um I don't >> open up your purse and give me your ID. >> I don't have one. >> Hm. >> I don't have one. >> You don't have one? >> No. I actually have to get my ID back today. From where? >> My girlfriend's house. >> Okay. Then give my officer your first name. >> Nothing. >> Huh? >> No. Give him it now or we're going to go in cuffs and we're going to walk downstairs and I'll find out who you are later. >> He said she's been trespassed before by officers or anything. >> You got the case number? >> Yes, sir. I was just contacting my supervisor and it looks like her, too. >> Mhm. >> Okay. 602 dispatch. Okay. No, thank you, sir. >> Say what? >> Okay, no thank you, sir. >> They had the skateboarding on and I fell asleep. I apologize. >> Now they're watching racing. >> Clearly, trying to reason with this girl is pointless when she simply doesn't want to listen. Instead of cooperating so she could leave, she insisted on having everything entirely her way. >> I can't use that. >> Not yet. >> I really do. >> I not. >> Okay. Well, I'm done. >> No. No. No. No. Stop. Please don't touch me. >> Go. Go sit back over there. Go sit over there. Go sit back over there. Go sit back over there. You're not You're not free to go. Stop. >> Please don't touch me. >> Go sit back over there. >> Please don't touch me. >> Go sit back over there. >> You're not free to go. >> You're not free to touch me. >> Yes, I am. >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, you are detained. You are detained for what? >> For an investigation. Go sit down. >> What type of investigation? I'm not going to sit down. >> Let go of me. Sit down. >> Let go of me. >> Seriously, let go of me. >> Sit down. >> Seriously, >> if you don't sit down, we'll put you in cuffs. >> Seriously, let go of me. Turn around. Turn around. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Yeah. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> Let go of me. >> No. >> I got you. >> Okay. Why? >> What did I do? >> Just ask use the restroom. >> I have to put a resting order on you. >> Yep. Here. Would you stop? >> Seriously? >> Can you guys real quick? Can I please kick? >> You just kick me. >> I can pee. I'm worried. I'm scared of taking the rest. Sir, will you walk me? >> You're under arrest. >> That's definitely not happening. >> So she doesn't try to slip on. >> Now you're going to jail for freaking battery on Ilio. >> Double up here. That way. >> STOP. [screaming] STOP. EVEN AFTER BEING PINNED to the floor, this spoiled girl kept resisting, kicking directly at the officers. >> 755 dispatch, we >> stop kicking. >> You will when you get to go to jail. >> Sure. >> Please stop. Please get your hands off my ass. Please get your hands off of my ass. Please. >> Hey, sorry. Um, if you got a hole or if somebody else wants to come here with a hobble, she's like kicking us and everything, too. >> Please get your hands off of my ass. >> Please, please stop. Please just let me use the restroom. It's all I ask. Holy [ __ ] >> Stop kicking. Okay. >> What is wrong? What can I >> Well, you're under arrest for trespassing. You're under arrest for battery on LEO. Now, we're going to um just have you write a statement, too, about the previous incident. And then was that >> I mean, it's the restroom. >> Yeah. I use the restroom. Seriously. >> Yes, sir. No worries. >> Please. >> Yeah. No worries, sir. We can do it. >> Please stop. >> Stop. >> Just >> Can you get off of me? >> No. >> Why? >> Because you're kicking us and you're >> Because you're on me. >> Because you're resisting us. >> No. I'm asking if I can do something. Will you walk me? >> No. I'm not resisting. >> You are resisting. >> What? >> Why am I going to trust you now when you didn't do what we asked the first time? >> What did you ask? >> To stop kicking us, then? What' you do? Keep kicking us. >> You're pathetic. >> I asked you to sit down. You wouldn't sit down. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> JUST RELAX. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. STOP. >> Get off of me. >> Stop hitting your head. >> Stop hitting your head into >> Get off of me. You're hurting me so badly. Get off of me. >> I can get down right now. I just get off of you say [laughter] >> stop. >> YOU HAVE NO [ __ ] CLOTHES. >> All that initial confidence quickly turned into tears. Still refusing to back down, she tried hurting herself under the delusion that it would earn her leniency. >> STOP. >> STOP. [screaming] PLEASE. Get off of me. >> She just scratched me, too. >> Get off of me. Pathetic piece of [ __ ] >> Get off of my back. We got a problem. >> Yeah. Somebody's trying to get I'll put it here. Um, whatever that is. [ __ ] >> You're hurting me so bad. >> All right. My hands are on your back. You see? >> Stop. >> Make sure you grab her by underneath her by her shoulders and everything. >> Do not bite. >> Do not try to bite him. >> No. You're under arrest. >> For what? Lightning >> for what? >> Go underneath her. >> What am I under arrest for is what I'm asking? >> On this side. [clears throat] >> For where? >> Like this. Okay. >> What am I? >> Underneath here. He's going to get in the legs. >> Yeah. YOU'RE HURTING MY ANKLES. GET OFF HIS WALL. >> SORRY. Can you carry me differently? Do you have any idea what you're doing to my body? >> Here, go down the knee. >> Can you please carry me differently? >> Can you walk like >> Yeah, I can walk if he doesn't put me on. >> Okay. No. >> Spinning. You're not going to get a chance. You understand? >> Don't spit on him. Stop. In the end, she was taken into custody and faced charges of criminal trespass, resisting arrest with violence and assault on an officer. She certainly left a bad impression on the internet once this went viral. That is exactly how our cat behaves when we take him to the vet. Man, I am not even married to that woman and I want a divorce. This makes me so happy almost as much as seeing animals rescued. Throwing a tantrum will never get anyone out of handcuffs. Sometimes it just leads to bigger fines and even more embarrassment. Think that was bad? Wait until [music] you see this next entitlement complex in action. [snorts] Driving down the wrong side of the road yet somehow felt qualified to give the police a lecture on the law. On February 10th, 2023 in Joliet, Illinois, a simple traffic stop turned into a full-blown disaster when officers opened up a Pandora's box of adult child tantrums. >> Officer, here Gonzalez, you >> um You're going the wrong way. >> All right. Well, can I have your license and insurance with you? >> Yeah, I see you. It's good. >> Okay. >> Can I Can I park my seat? >> No, just stay here for now. >> Can I take my seat back off? >> It's going to be times two. I'm 104. No, just go ahead and say like that. >> Oh, no. >> Where are you guys coming from? >> My house. >> All right. Just hang with me. >> Leave the window down. >> No. Leave the window down. >> It don't matter. It's not illegal. You can put my window up if you want. >> Leave the window down. >> It don't matter. It don't matter if I put my window up or down. It don't give a to you. >> Leave the window down. >> He don't care. It don't matter to her. I need you to come get feeding cuz she not she she you know not going she not going so what do anything with your dog? >> I have ters on my dog. No, I need my mom to come get my dog. We on Center Street and Hickory Street. I need you to come get me cuz I'm trying to make the video. Why would you go to jail? I'm not talking to you lady. The police pulled us over and this lady on [ __ ] Any lady who's on [ __ ] I don't know. You're not even saying >> I'm having like I'm I'm on the I'm on the verge of anxiety attacks right now. I'm on center and hickories. You're not on centering me right now, lady. That's all I care about. Fifi. I'm on center street right now. Come on. Come get Fifi. Dude, I probably got a warrant right now. You know what I mean? >> What would you have a warrant for? >> Why? >> What are you talking about? I'm a felon. What are you talking about? >> Stop talking to me right now. I'm on the street. You or not? What am I on? What am I on? What street? You tell me. >> I don't know what the is why I'm asking you. You don't know. This lady, this police officer don't even know what road I'm on. >> Clearly, instead of keeping her mouth shut and admitting fault, she truly believed making a scene would somehow work in her favor. Let's see how that attitude lands her right in trouble. >> Go ahead and step out of the Oh, I will. Don't worry about it. Girl, you know I ain't got no laugh and step back on you, right? >> No, >> obviously not. I would have reached and Yeah, I would have dedicated into traffic. Can you put the window up? >> Can you put the window up so my dog doesn't step into traffic? >> He's fine. >> I'm right here. What are you talking about? >> I'm right here. Thank you. >> All right. Will you tell your coworker to put the window up so my dog won't step out of the traffic? >> Put the window up. Just calm down. >> All right. Well, tell her then. >> Yeah, she's on a leash if you look. >> Come here, babe. Hold on one second. >> She right. >> I'm on her. Okay. The police called me over. >> So, yeah. Yeah, the police called me over, babe. So the police pulled me over. I'm about 1, two, three, four. Probably like, let me see. Yeah, four deep. The police pull me over. So no, I ain't dragging nothing. Um, I'm with my friend and the police got us. So I don't know why. Probably slow, but okay. We about we about 70 now. So yeah, the police dumb as hell. They got us for nothing. We ain't got nothing in the damn car. But I got my dog with me though. That's the problem. Oh my god. Oh my damn. Oh my damn. Oh my lord. Oh my damn. Ain't nothing in thising car. Y'all tweaking. Y'all better go find some other criminals. Y'all slow. Ain't nothing in this car. Y'alling slow. Y'all better hurry up and play some cuz ain't nothing in this car. Y'alling dumb. Y'all better take me to jail. Y'all thirsty asses. Y'all so thirsty for a crime. Go on the east side to get somebody dirty. The y'all doing over here. The go on the east side. Y'all thirsty. Go somewhere. Like y'all so dumb. Like are y'all that are they that dumb? Like Remo do nothing. Are y'all slow? >> You're driving down a one-way street. >> Okay. Well, I ain't do. Was I driving? Was I in the Was I in the driver's seat? No. So, >> all right. I know. She trained good. I know you love her, huh? I know, right? Is she trained good? Admit it. Admit it. I did this myself. Isn't she trained good? She can sit, right? Yeah. Huh? >> Her sheer arrogance made her completely dismiss the officer's polite behavior. Even though she wasn't the one behind the wheel, she managed to talk her way right into big trouble anyway. Are we 1 2 3 4 5 6 Probably more cars back there. No, but there's another car right there. Why are we so cared, bro? What the heck? What's going on, bro? We got no Sorry. >> She got to go pee. I'm sorry. She pulling me. >> Baby, she got to go pee, bro. She got to go pee. >> Back in the car. >> No, my baby. No, you're not putting her back in the Fifi. >> No. Right here. >> Anybody talking to y'all? >> No. No. No. >> Cell down with her. Don't be calling her. >> Stop talking to both of them. They both down. >> No. No. No. I ain't going to be caught. I look like somebody touching y'all. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I ain't touch one of y'all. Bro is [ __ ] hard, bro. These people down. >> No. Why ain't nobody calm down like this? >> Bro, stop touching me, bro. >> Stop. >> Stop playing, bro. >> STOP RIGHT NOW. OKAY, STOP, >> BRO. 23 coming over. >> What is wrong with these people, bro? >> Nobody did nothing to these people. >> I never did nothing to these people. >> Stop moving. >> Ain't nobody talking to you. the Okay, well take the phone and the dog. That's the only reason why I called you. I don't give a I don't give a what you talking about. >> Losing her mind over practically nothing tells you everything you need to know about her. On top of that, realizing she was actually being cuffed like a real criminal only made her even angrier. Stop. >> Let go of me. What the y'all doing this for? Y'all bogus. Y'all just thirsty for some action. The wrong y'all. Y'all Y'all thirsty for some [ __ ] >> Stuck in the car. >> Shut the up. Get the off me. >> Relax. >> Shut the up, ho. Get the off me, you dumb ass. >> GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. Get off of me. Get off me. I'm going to kick you right. >> Get off me. I'm going to kick you. I TOLD YOU, YOU UGLY [ __ ] Get off the Yeah, >> silly. >> Putting the Get off. I don't need no speed. >> I don't need no seat belt. Get off of me. >> STOP KICKING. >> NO. GET OFF OF ME. Get away from me, you weirdo ass. Hello. And you, too. You little short ass. >> Open the door. Hello. OPEN THE DOOR. [screaming] OPEN THE door so when I get out of jail I can have my phone. Can you do that? Can you do that one thing for me? Can you >> Can you Okay, so go before she pull off before she Can you do that one thing? >> Can you do what the I got to say? >> Is your phone? >> NO, IT'S WITH my Put my BAG BACK HERE. I GOT [ __ ] IN THERE. BUT CAN YOU GET GO GET MY PHONE FROM RIGHT THERE IN THAT CAR RIGHT THERE? CAN YOU DO THAT? I told you. Get my phone. GET MY PHONE. MY PHONE. MY PHONE. Get my Are you even understanding me? Do you even hear me? Can you even see me, bro? Can you even see me? Not once. Blink once. Can you even hear me? Can you hear me? Bro, what the Did y'all get my phone? Did you get my phone? Did you get my phone? Hello. Did you get my phone? Did you get my phone? Yes or no? >> Okay, good. That's why I want to know. Oh, no. I don't care. >> In the end, she was taken into custody and hauled off to jail on charges of aggravated assault on an officer and resisting arrest. Before we move on to the next clip, let's see how the internet reacted to this whole mess. She's calling the police dumb when she can barely string a sentence together. The level of disrespect is appalling. Clearly, the worst punishment she's experienced in her life so far is being ignored. She should get an additional charge for the way she butchered the English language. Another day, another spoiled [music] brat learning the hard way that rules actually apply. So wasted she managed to turn a gas station bathroom into an inescapable maze. On November 23rd, 2023, police had to rescue a young woman trapped inside. Let's see her cluelessness and ridiculous excuses unfold from there. >> Hello. >> Somebody in here? Is the police department? Can you come out? >> Are you able to walk? >> Yes. >> Are you by yourself? >> Yes. >> You have your clothes on? >> Yes. >> Okay. You want to drive? Is there someone we can call for you so you don't have to go to jail? >> Yes. >> Yeah. All right. Who can you call? donuts online. >> One second. One second. Yeah. >> Oh god. You can't call anybody. >> That's all right. >> Yeah. You can't try again in 50 minutes. It's not going to happen. You put this in your pocket. >> You can't get in your phone. Can you just put it in your pocket? >> Call me right now. >> Ma'am, put it in your pocket. Where's your give ID? >> Yes. In my um where's your ID in your car? >> Yes. >> All right, let's go to your car. I >> drunk to the point she couldn't even remember her own phone passcode. Despite the officer's patient attempts to help, she kept giving them a wild goose chase with a bunch of addresses that don't even exist on the map. >> If you can't tell me where you live, >> I'm going to have to take you to jail. >> No, no, no. >> Where do you live? >> 56 56 E 0 Amazon Road. >> 56 O >> 5600 Mhm. >> What? 560 E O Amazon. >> That's not You're about to go to jail. >> I'm so sorry. >> I said >> I just want to know where to send you with a cab. If you can't tell me where to go, you're going to go to jail. >> Five >> 5 6 >> Yes. >> 6 E 0. >> That's not a correct address. >> Yeah, it's >> 56 E 0. That's not a correct address. >> 56 5600 >> what? >> Ez I can write I can write it down. >> You cannot write it. You can't even say it. How are you supposed to write it down? >> I can write it. >> Five. >> That's an address. It's >> not an address. It's not a valid one. I'm so sorry. >> Your ID says >> mom's address. >> That's your mom's address. >> Does she live there? >> Yes, she does. >> Try and find her in Tyler real quick. See, she doesn't I don't have Yeah, I don't have a computer in my car. >> 27 270. I'm so sorry. >> I can't believe you drove. >> No, I literally live 5 minutes away. right here. >> What does that matter? You >> You're going to kill somebody. You're going to kill yourself. >> No. No. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21. >> You have a phone number for your mom? >> You can't even call her cuz the phone's locked out for 31 minutes. >> You know the phone number? >> Yeah, I know my mom's phone number, but she's she's sleeping right now. >> That's fine. We're going to wake her up. >> Oh, so22. >> Hold on. 130. >> 501 22 780 is 3275 3271 >> what is your mom's address? Please tell us your mom. >> I'm sorry. Her phone number. Phone number. >> That's her. That's her >> 2560 I think. 61's at the bail. I'll let them know when they come back out. >> I don't I don't have a address cuz I don't get pulled over. I just get a couple. >> She was set on hiding her real address, probably terrified her family would find out she snuck out to party or worse, that alcohol soaked brain of hers genuinely forgot the way home. Her address is on >> supposedly. And then they the front of us in there is obviously disconnect. >> I don't live with my mom anymore. >> East. >> Yes. >> You're like >> you're a good 15 minutes from home. >> You're a good 50 blocks away. >> Mhm. >> And you're supposed to be going home. It's my >> closest. >> Well, we can't if you can't tell us where you live and we can't call someone. Can you tell us anybody's telephone number that we can call? >> I can call my exboyfriend. >> What's his telephone number? >> Can I call her? >> You can't unlock your phone. >> All right. So, now she's giving me a different route. We're going to go over there. We're going to knock on the door. If nobody answers, she's going to jail. She's saying if I So if we go there, nobody knows her. She's going to jail. I'm done with this. I'll write the case. You recognize any of this? Oh, it's unlocked finally. Here. What's your phone's password? Do your phone. >> You can watch it. We can watch it. Look, look, look, look. >> No, wait, wait, wait. Just tell me it. I'll type it in. >> Okay. >> What is it? >> Five. >> No. What is it? >> 98. >> What? >> 98. Look, look, look. >> Your phone's password. >> It's my password. Look, look, watch. Watch. >> Okay. Just tell me it cuz you're going to type it up and you're going to lock your phone. >> No, no, no. Look, look, look. >> Just tell me it. >> 9 8 5 >> Okay, wait. 95 5 zero. >> Okay, that wasn't a five. That was a six. 5 0 >> 8 6 8 6 What the All right, she locked it again. She's just gone. I'm done with this. The moment she manually locked her own phone screen was the moment she sealed a night in jail for herself. Before hauling her off to the county jail, officers brought out the breathalyzer for one final formality. >> It's been a It's been a trip. >> And then the address she gave me obviously wasn't in our system. I pulled up. It's 5701 Hulcom. And in Google Maps, she gave 5267 Hulkcom. It took me right to 571. Hold them. I'm like, well, that's also another indication that the address she gave me is not good. All right. Well, I put my gloves on before I open the packaging. There we go. >> I can't get the lip. Push it. All righty. All right, Ganelli. I'm going to have you blow on this. Okay. Take a deep, deep breath. Okay. Of course. >> And blow as hard as you can. Okay. Wrap your lips around it. Around the around the straw and blow. Keep blowing. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. There you go. Good job. Woo. Damn. Janelle, you blew it. 260. >> In the end, she was taken into custody and booked on charges of public intoxication. Truth is, this girl was lucky someone called the police for help. Otherwise, some predator could have easily taken advantage of her. If getting drunk was embarrassing, wait until you see this landlord's worst nightmare. Fresh off being evicted, yet instantly declared herself the property owner and a multi-million dollar superstar. On May 16th, 2026, police called the bluff of this stubborn window smasher. Don't look away because this level of delusions of grandeur will leave you speechlessly baffled. >> What's going on today? >> Why are we getting a call that you're over there throwing rocks at the place? >> Don't ride. That's my place. I own that place. >> You own that place? >> Yeah, I live there. I still have the keys there. They changed lots for me. They don't They have to take me to court. I still live there legally. Legally, I still live there. They can't kick me out within 30 days. When was the last time you stayed there? >> Um, not too long ago. Like months ago. I keep calling his phone. He keep playing tip chat. He want to play police games. He said I can come there and get my belongings. >> Do you have your phone on you to show me those? >> Um, so it was a call. I have a call and my phone just my phone. I always had it on um my belly cuz I'm walking. I got no pockets and it shows that um I can't um do it because it's disabled. But I did I did call him. I had permission to come over here. Can you show me it on your phone? >> It's disabled, so I probably won't be able to. But I have shown it's text messaging his phone saying that I I can come over here and get my belongings. I called. So it's it's recorded. So right now it say 50 minutes. I called you know I can't get my belongings. >> No, she bust my window. This is the third time she did that. >> Sir, Y'ALL NOT [ __ ] YOU need >> Yeah. Well, I called and he said I can get my belongings. It's a text message that you can ask him. Can you see his phone? I don't mind sitting here. Can I please sit down? >> Uh, let's let's sit over here. Okay. >> I called. He said I can get my >> He's right here on this rock. >> He's a liar. >> Okay. Just take a seat. He's the whole world. He's a liar. He told me that. >> Just take a seat right here on the curb. >> He told me that I can get my >> No, on the curb. On the curb. On the curb. >> I'm good right here. He told me that I could get my belongings and he said he lied to me and saying that I can't get my belongings. I legally still have the keys to change the lock. So I said that I had to get put out. He had a pass on. He kicked me out with no permission. He haven't taken me before. I still have keys to this house. I have a key that goes to that door. I still think he lived there. >> But you said you haven't stayed there in months. >> Clearly her memory couldn't even keep up with the speed of her own madeup stories. >> So can I get my belongings? >> We're going to work on that. Okay. >> Can we work getting all my belongings? >> Yeah, we're going to work on that. >> I asked a million times. I have not caused chaos. I asked,000. >> You put you went there and you broke a bunch of windows. >> Yeah, those those are my windows. I own that house. I paid for that house. I heard voices in the house. I'm hearing things. That's my house. You supposed to go for a military. I own that house legally. My family is in that vent. So, can we walk? Can we go down? >> How far down is it? >> 1837. >> All right. Yeah. Don't Don't go to this car. There's a dog in Let's come over here. I have to wait for this officer to get down there. So, we're just going to take a seat right here and we're going to hang out until they advise >> just my belongings. I'm not trying to go to jail or anything like that. I'm tired of going to jail. I'm not doing his tip and tat. He said he calling the cops so I can go to jail. No. I just want my belongings. I lived there. >> Okay. >> I legally have keys that go to that door. I'm not kicked out of that house. So, >> yeah. He called the cops. That's why we're here. >> Uh-huh. And I called the cops, too, and let them know that he's about to get my balloons cuz he going to put it outside my balloon cuz I got >> 116. >> Just stay seated for >> No, I'm in protective custody. I know what I'm doing. Abnormility. And you shoot me, you going to jail. >> Take a seat. I'm calm. I can circle around. >> No, I prefer you don't take a seat. >> No, I'm not doing anything to you. >> You need to take a seat. Okay. >> Don't um harass me. >> I'm not. Take a seat, please. >> No seat. Cuz I know you're going to lock me up eventually. >> Why would I lock you up if you did nothing wrong with me? >> I didn't, but it seemed like you are. >> Are you intimidated? >> I just don't want you to walk around. >> Um I could walk around. >> She's stating that she still lives there. >> I do live there. >> Figure out what's going on with >> My name is still on that mailbox. That is not his house. He's lived there for a long time. >> I lived there for a long time. I've been living there for three years. I put money down on that place. I have permission. That's my house. I was head of household. I the one that signed the paper. >> Huh? >> Is it a rental? >> That's not my car. >> Huh? No. I said, "Is the house a rental?" >> Yes, it's a rental. I was head of household on that car. They trying to lock me up for some legal stuff. I had to go to the landlord office to go get documentations, but I put head of household on that piece of paper. I filed taxes on that that house ahead of household. He doesn't own that house. Can you tell bring my belongings outside? >> We're working on that. She The other officer is talking to him right now. >> I just didn't come outside for nothing, man. I came out here to get my belongings. That's all I'm asking. I'm not causing no disturbance or no nothing like that. I just want my belongings. >> The officers were remarkably patient, trying to use plain common sense to patch together her shattered logic. Even after the homeowner confirmed none of her belongings were inside, she stubbornly demanded to force her way in anyway. He says you don't have uh you don't have nothing there. >> Yes, I do. I have a green suitcase. You can go in there. It's a green suitcase. I have a Apple Watch. I have um a dishwasher in his gray and I have a ice maker. >> Okay. Well, he's saying you got anything there. >> He's a liar. I just didn't come. >> What happened with the windows? >> You have to ask him. I didn't do that. He came outside. So, I'm just going to don't go home then. [ __ ] you. I I actually get my belongings. HEY, DO NOT RUN. DO NOT RUN. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Stop it. >> We're fighting over right now. >> Get the off of me. >> No. >> YOU [ __ ] OKAY, DIAMOND [ __ ] You give me your arm. >> Move. Give me your arm. YOU [ __ ] I FELL ON MY TEAM. I FELL ON MY TEAM. >> You my you. You >> get the off of me. >> Let go of her keys. >> Get them keys. >> THANK YOU. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> Move before you dislocate my arm. >> Stop fighting. >> NO, [ __ ] I AIN'T FIGHTING YOU. >> I DON'T GET NO YOU ON MY MOMMY. YOU GETTING KICKED OUT, [ __ ] YOU GOT MY [ __ ] I DON'T WANT YOUR DIRTY ASS. YOU DIRTY ass [ __ ] He going to jail. >> You mean it? >> Get off of me. I'm a celebrity, [ __ ] Get off of me. NOW, IF I STEAL YOUR ASS, I GOT A MILLION DOLLARS, [ __ ] I'm not playing with you. I'm pregnant. Get the [ __ ] off of me. GET THE OFF OF ME. I'M PREGNANT, [ __ ] >> NO. GET THE [ __ ] OFF of me. I'M PLAYING. >> I'LL ROLL YOU OVER. YOU GOT TO STOP FIGHTING. >> Get off of me. I'm pregnant. >> You got TO STOP FIGHTING US. >> I'M NOT PLAYING WITH YOU, [ __ ] Get off of me. >> You got to stop fighting. >> I don't give no [ __ ] >> You got to stop fighting. >> Get off of me. You suffocating my baby, [ __ ] >> We'll roll you over. YOU GOT TO STOP FIGHTING. GET OFF OF ME. GET your >> You got to stop fighting. >> No, I ain't doing [ __ ] to you, [ __ ] I got a mouth. >> You mean I ain't fighting you. Get me up. >> LET'S LIFT UP. >> STOP FIGHTING US. >> I DON'T GIVE NO LIFT ME UP, [ __ ] >> STOP FIGHTING US. >> SHE shamelessly cycled through every excuse imaginable, deliluding herself into thinking she could just walk away scot-free. But in the end, that reckless stubbornness was precisely what pushed things way too far. >> I ain't HURT NO. OKAY, DAVE, LET ME GO. OKAY, DAVE, LET ME GO. DAVE. >> OH, KING DAVE. YEAH, SAME AIN'T PLAYING. I'M A GAME b I don't get no Give me up. I told you I'M A CELEBRITY. GIVE ME the up. >> Try sitting around. >> Yeah, [ __ ] Give me up. Like I said, I'm pregnant. >> Give me the up. >> I am [ __ ] >> Stacey is >> on my mama. I got shot. Got shot to the one. >> I'm a human in the military. Let me go. >> Let me stop doing that. >> No. You on my mama. You >> 12. Get off me, [ __ ] Let me go. You you and YOUR RULES, [ __ ] I PAY YOU. I got ass. >> I got to ASS YOU TALKING ABOUT I ROCK THIS [ __ ] CITY, [ __ ] That's the I do. I run your ass, [ __ ] You mean >> I GOT TO ASSESS [ __ ] TURN SUCK my suck my [ __ ] Suck my [ __ ] You mean me? Let me go. >> Take a seat. >> Let me go. Give me my phone and [ __ ] man. >> Few times I PROTECT THE CUSTODY. STUPID. I don't get no free me. Free me on my mama. Free me. Free me. Free me. You time. I ain't PLAYING ABOUT [ __ ] I HAD GOING ON WITH [ __ ] THEY THINK I'M PLAYING WITH HIS ASS. I PUT THAT six feet under. You me YOU ME ON TV. I TAKE YOUR [ __ ] AND ROCK THAT [ __ ] QUIT ROCK ALL ON Y [ __ ] GROUNDS. YOU talking about get no on TV? I don't get no [ __ ] I run you. I GOT TO ASK THAT. Y'ALL GOING TO THE GYM. Y'ALL GOING DOWN for whatever the [ __ ] did y'all talking about? Mad you mad [ __ ] I don't get no that camera about to be on. YOU ABOUT TO POST MY [ __ ] I ain't playing. I ain't playing about [ __ ] I had going on. See Nazi Rocky [ __ ] THEY WANT TO CURSES and [ __ ] [ __ ] good. >> The little nervous. Slow your roll. By the way, >> you go. going to be nice. >> No, [ __ ] It's Shamaya. Correct yourself. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail and hit with charges of criminal mischief, resisting arrest, assault on an officer, disorderly conduct, and threatening a law enforcement officer. Sometimes trying to play too big a role in your own personal drama only wins you a Rzzy award behind bars. If you think landlord harassment is crazy, watch this driver threaten officers directly. expired license plate yet treated getting pulled over like a personal insult to her honor. On May 24th, [music] 2025 in Orlando, Florida, police stopped an arrogant female driver. Let's see how bitterly her delusion of ruling her own private kingdom came crashing down. >> I'm deputy. Can you see Orange County Sheriff's Office? >> Yeah. What did I do? >> Do you have your license plates expired? Is there a reason why you have that expired? >> Oh, hold on. >> And I have a license plate that you are you okay? >> Yeah. No, I'm just saying the license plate expired in April. My car. >> It's where a license is plugged in. Y'all shouldn't be all in the car like that. >> But when you're reaching around, I got to see where you're >> Well, you can see where I'm reaching. We can see, too, y'all. I roll all my windows down. We're not playing [ __ ] cop. You pulled me over for an expired license. I have a brand new car and I have a new license that I can show you. So, is there anything else we need? >> 104. Do you have the registration that goes with it? >> Yes, I have everything. And can you lower the windows for me? >> All the windows. Yeah. >> I'm asking you to blow all the windows. >> No, that's all you get. You need my >> That's all I get. All right. >> Yep. No, you can step out for what? >> Step out the door. >> I'm not moving. If you touch me, I promise you. >> All right. Sit out the car. >> What do you park for? You can unlock. >> You're not You're not giving me any information. >> Registration. Is your body cam on? Is your body cam on? Turn the body cam on now. On her. Call >> What's the issue? Because she just tried to remove me from the vehicle because I said I didn't want to run my windows down. I gave her the registration. If I can't see the car, I do not have to step out. >> Yes, I'll touch it. I'm trying to find it. What? What you trying to touch me for? >> All right. Step out. I'm telling you, step out. >> Step out for her. That's not lawful at all. I don't >> listen. First of all, if she asks you to step out, you can step out because she's asking you to because you are currently being detained. >> Your supervisor. >> You're current. Do you understand what detain means? >> No, I'm not detained for no lawful [ __ ] Get a supervisory trying to call my ID. Nobody want to >> Pokemon. >> She started acting combative the moment she realized she actually had to follow orders. She tried to bargain with the law as if she were haggling at a flea market. >> Right now it's got a tag on the >> I just gave you the registration. So go check it to make sure I'm not like illegal like you think I am. Trying to pull me out of the vehicle. >> Well, you have a you have a tag that's on your vehicle that's expired. I have a new This is a brand new car and I have a new license plate in the trunk that I can show you. >> Okay, but why isn't it attached? >> Cuz it's a tip tag that I had for >> But if you have a license plate that's signed car's new >> Okay. But if you have it in the trunk, why is it not attached? >> Tag. I have You have When you get a tip tag, you can use it for as much time. I didn't know the time out. >> It expired. So that means it just expired. >> All right. And are there any weapons in this car? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where? Because don't re Don't reach for anything because I'm seeing an ammo on the floor. That's why I'm asking. Don't reach for anything. But are you Oh my goodness. >> Call the service. >> Where's the weapon at? >> It's in my freaking bag. It's close. >> Okay, just leave it there. >> What am I getting pulled over for? >> Because your tag is expired. >> Okay, if my tag doesn't have the problem, >> can I show you my new tag? >> That's fine. But the fact doesn't change that it's not attached to the vehicle. >> We can still have it. That's proof that I have a tag. >> That's fine. >> But it's still not attached to the vehicle. Am I allowed to get out? You wanted me to get on the first one. >> Let me step out. >> I don't know, man. Can you put my location? >> Don't go into the front. Don't go. All right. Just stand right here. >> Hold on. Look. Look. Look. I'm not >> You're pissing. >> Listen. Listen. Listen. Look. Look. >> All right. Listen. You don't have to do that. You don't have Listen. We're We're taking my shirt off. >> We're being respectful to you. We're asking my shirt off. >> I'm trying to tell you don't have to do all that. Right after admitting to hiding a gun because spent shell casings were in plain sight, she escalated things by ignoring warnings and making a run for her trunk. That completely brainless move single-handedly turned a routine stop into an emergency situation. >> No, she had my gun. >> I don't have nothing on me. Claire, >> you have to step away. >> No, I'll step away. Step away from the trunk. >> Quit touching me, [ __ ] >> Do my phone. Let's relax. >> What is he touching? >> Don't touch me. You don't got to touch me. >> You don't got to touch me. You don't got to type me in the charge here. >> You're not >> What are y'all touching me for though? >> Can I have my protesting protesting? >> I'm not arrested. What are y'all? >> Let's relax right now. >> Can you please explain what I did? Please, y'all. Please don't. >> You cannot listen to any of >> Bro, I don't have to listen. You don't have to restrain me. >> Of course you like. What are you doing, >> sir? Are you afraid? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? What am I getting arrested for? >> No one said you're arrested at this time. >> What are you detaining me for? You can't >> Because you're not listening to lawful orders. you. So, you're not >> because I'm not physically listening. I didn't touch you. >> You're being detained right now because you're being incredibly uncooperative. >> No, because y'all just took my gun. Y'all just took my [ __ ] >> Absolutely. Because you're sitting there with the the butt of the gun sitting out next to the passenger. >> It was It was not sitting out. You lying. >> Of course it was. >> All right. >> Now, my ID's right there. Y'all see >> that's fine. >> What y'all doing? >> Check everything. >> You are being incredibly uncooperative. reason. You said you didn't have your ID. >> I said I did. I couldn't find it. [ __ ] set your body cam, stupid [ __ ] I did say I had a body cam. Nothing. >> Just have a seat till we figure everything out. >> And I don't consent to no searches. Nothing. That >> That's not accused. >> It is. It is up to me. I don't consent to [ __ ] I don't consent to no searches. >> I don't consent. >> You don't have to consent right now. You're detained. >> I'm not detain. You didn't even detain me for nothing legal. >> I already have a firearm. >> Okay. Which is legal. And you didn't check to see if it was, did you? Exactly. You're going to get us some [ __ ] You didn't even check to see if my arm was legal. >> Sit down. All right, you're detained right now, right? You're not under arrest. We have to do further investigation. All right. >> Thinking a supervisor was arriving to save the day, her dream was shattered instantly when that very officer bluntly exposed her blatant absurdity. >> So, I'm very upset. You're the supervisor. >> I want to report these two officers for um first of all, they they escalated the situation way more than it had to be. She pulled me over. She said, "You have a temporary tag," which I understand. When you get a new car, that's what they give you. I have my license plate in my trunk, which I tied to tell her. You know, I got pulled over, so I was a little jumbled. I couldn't find my freaking license. I told her that as well. So, I'm obviously upset and I understand that. But, sir, I didn't break no damn laws. They don't have a right to illegally detain me. I didn't do anything. I didn't run away from them. I didn't physically harm them. I didn't threaten them at all. So, this is illegal as and it's hot back here. And I'm trying to tell her that. She said, "The air's on. It's hot as back here. It's hot." And then it's like I told her everything was good in my car. They took my gun. So, then after they took my gun, I got out to go get my license plate. Then they detain me. I don't know what you have in the trunk. You just took my firearm. Like, what are you talking about? My license is good. My registration's good. And I'm upset. That is that doesn't give them the right to detain somebody. I didn't break no damn law. Okay. Like, that's the problem. >> All right. I'm I'm listening to you. And I understand that. >> Let me just say a few things. Okay. Yes, sir. >> All right. Correct me if I'm wrong. Did they give you instructions not to move around or grab a firearm or go back to the uh trunk? >> Well, that's the thing. She didn't let me. She She tried to unlawfully remove me from the vehicle, so I would have been out regardless. I got out when I wanted to get out. When they found the firearm, >> she took it. She took it. So I didn't have no firearm in my car. That was >> So So they legally detained you on that? >> No, they I didn't. No, they didn't legally detain me. She literally before she even legally detained me, she removed me. She tried to forcefully remove me from her my vehicle. And that's on her body cam. And I want to report you commands to step out of the vehicle. >> No, she did. How did she give me commands to step out of the vehicle if I didn't even get a chance to? >> All right. I'm going to review her body. >> Can I Who can I report? That's what I want to do. you reporting it to me right now because I am the supervisor and what's her name? >> D rising or whatever. I want to report it. I want I want a physical police report her there isn't going to be physical. >> I want Okay. I want to report I want to report what just happened from them to them cuz it's two damn officers. And you know what's crazy? She she got a video of body cam and I got a video on my phone. >> Okay. >> Like when you officer I get that y'all have a job to do but you y'all y'all be breaking laws. Y'all literally broke a law talking about something you got an expired tag. So why are you fishing for more [ __ ] if it's for an expired tag? She's in my car looking like that. Like y'all HAVE CERTAIN JURISDICTION. ROLL ALL YOUR WINDOWS DOWN. I DO NOT HAVE TO LEGALLY roll all my windows down. >> When they give you a lawful command, you have to sir. I You a sergeant. You know damn well there's no such thing as a lawful. There's no such thing as a lawful command. Stop playing with me. There's rights. There's rights. I didn't break no right. >> It's a safety issue when you can go to court. >> Can I explain? Can I talk? >> Yes, sir. But you said you smell weed, which is not a probable cause. That's what I'm trying to tell you. So I don't complete my sentence with you every time you interrupt me. Am I getting arrested? >> Why is there so many police here? >> Because >> over a tech tag? >> No. Over her attitude? >> Over her attitude. Okay. Well, she just started her period and maybe if you guys gave her a minute to calm down. >> Yeah, that's not an excuse. >> No, that they came at her first >> because she wasn't being cooperative. Go back to the front of the car where I told you to stand a minute ago. >> Why are you talking to me like that? Like I'm doing something wrong. Don't talk to me. >> Because you've been told to stand still. >> Okay, but you don't need to talk to me like that if I'm doing nothing wrong. >> You are doing something wrong. You're not listening. >> In the end, she was taken into custody and booked into jail on charges of resisting arrest without violence, possession of cannabis, and possession of drug paraphernalia. After going to court, she was only convicted of resisting arrest and fined $373, which she refused to pay, ultimately getting her driver's license suspended. Entitlement might get you attention, but it will never buy you respect or freedom. If [screaming] these harsh lessons struck a chord, like subscribe and share your thoughts below.