You sure you don't need an ambulance? No. I haven't drank anything. I smoke weed. I smoke weed, yeah. >> done like Um when I was young I tried something like that, yeah. Bless their hearts. Some folks truly believe their entitlement [music] is some kind of magical shield against the law. Okay. I'm waiting for you to get out first. >> [music] >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> [screaming] >> Get out of the car. Let's watch exactly what happens when a patient officer finally reaches his breaking point and a simple traffic ticket ends in tears and a jail cell. Do you know who she is? >> children. I do. I've got three children. On July 13th, 2023 in Florida, occupying a handicap parking spot sparked a chain of irreversible mistakes. Instead of accepting a ticket and leaving, the woman chose confrontation and here is what actually happened. I have a child, he's hot. Okay. I'm not going to >> Well, you have your mom come here because you're going to jail. I'm going to jail for >> You are going to jail for driving on a suspended license. >> a child in here. That's fine. Mom needs to come here. Mom needs to come here and grab him. Okay, so you taking me to jail because I'm driving when I have a whole child that's in here hot. You're driving on a suspended license and I told you not to drive. Sir, my child is in here hot. I'm not going to sit here waiting in the shade, I mean in the I can't stand it. I have a child. Uh-huh, so why did you drive? Because my mom told me to come here. She said therefore so Why here then then over there? Because she told me to park in shade. I don't have shade over there. My child is sweating. >> You're going to jail for driving on a suspended license, okay? You have prior knowledge of that suspension because I just told you. >> Okay, well you cannot you cannot arrest me because my child is hot. No, you cannot >> Sure I can. I can arrest you. >> No, you cannot. I know Sir, listen. Why do you know that as a fact? Then you need to make better choices than drive after you were specifically told not to drive. Why didn't you go in and hang out with your grandma? Okay. So all I have is excuses, right? That's fine. But it's all that's all all you have is excuses for everything. I told you not to drive and now you're driving on a suspended license. Okay. Put your phone down for me, please. Put your phone down for me, please. Put your phone down for me, please. for me, please. I'm arresting you driving on a suspended license. PUT YOUR PHONE GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> [screaming] [crying] >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> [screaming] >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN. I TOLD YOU. >> [crying] >> YEAH, NO, WE'RE GOOD. DO YOU WANT ME HEY, LISTEN. >> I WANT TO HEAR MY CHILD. NO. >> LISTEN, DO you want to go under the car or do YOU WANT TO STAY RIGHT HERE? >> I WANT TO SEE MY DAMN CHILD. IT'S IT'S FINE. IT'S FINE. Please leave. Baby No, baby's fine. Baby's fine. >> RIGHT HERE, PLEASE. EXACTLY WHERE MY CHILD IS. >> FINE. BABY'S CRYING BECAUSE SHE'S YELLING. EXACTLY. You're in my WAY RIGHT NOW. >> EXACTLY. I DON'T HAVE NO PARENTS I JUST want to make sure that THE BABY'S FINE. >> MY CHILD IS IN THE BACK SEAT. YEAH, I know, but you are also obstructing my law. NO, YOU CAN WATCH MY CHILD. IF I'M GIVING YOU MY CAR >> THERE. THE BABY IS FINE. >> CARE. YOU CAN WATCH my child. >> IS IT'S FINE, SIR. >> THE BABY IS NOT HOT. MY CHILD IS HOT. SIR, YOU SIR, YOU CAN WATCH MY CHILD. I'M GIVING YOU MY PERMISSION. MY PERMISSION TO WATCH MY CHILD. FOR MY CHILD. THE BABY is fine. I'm watching him as well. So, you can't be touching You cannot be watching the baby when you're Uh, that's all I'm saying. I'm not trying to interfere with what you're doing. 6926, sorry, I was on tac. I need uh 55 quick response. Look at you. LOOK AT MY CHILD. WHY IS MY CHILD SO HOT? >> [screaming] >> MY CHILD IS [ __ ] HOT. NO. GET AWAY. NO, IT'S NOT. MY CHILD IS WET LIKE A BABY IS FINE. >> MY CHILD IS IN THERE HOT. CUZ I'M BLACK, NOT WHITE. NO. THE [ __ ] YEAH. THE WINDOWS ARE WIDE OPEN. HE IS FINE. >> SIR, it is hot. He is fine right now. Can you call my mom? Do you know who she is? I do. I've got THREE CHILDREN. NO, YOU HURT MY ARM. Turning a traffic stop into a violent scene right in front of her young child was the peak of irresponsibility. The mother's desperate cries were not out of remorse, but rather a clumsy tantrum following a disastrous mistake. Your baby's fine. Yeah, he's fine. No. What does that have to do with anything? No, you stay there. Stay there until my I get a backup person here, you stay there. I'VE GOT BACKUP COMING. JUST CALM DOWN. NO, STAY AWAY FROM IT RIGHT NOW. Stay away from it right now. He's No, he's not. He keeps trying to grab the baby inside. Was he in the car? No. No, he's from over there. He just heard the baby crying and keeps trying to get over here. You can see him. You can see him. He's right here. He's fine. He may be hot, but he's fine. I think your baby's fine. HE IS FINE. >> [laughter] >> IT'S ALL RIGHT. HERE YOU GO. I GOT THE AIR conditioning on high here, okay? The baby was fine. I was watching the baby the whole time. exhaustion. I have kids. I have six kids. The baby is fine. Because she was screaming and crying. The baby wasn't even making a peep. Yes, you were. You were taking my distraction from her to you. I don't even think the AC works. You can try it. Is it working? It's blowing, but it's a little hot. Yeah, I don't She said it doesn't work. Hey, Bubba. Hi. Hi, Bubba. What's Put him in your car, maybe? All right, pal. Yeah. Woah. You want to put him in your car? The appearance of a defender unintentionally fueled her theatrical act. The crying triggered his false biases, twisting an effort to safely move the child into an air-conditioned car into a baseless accusation of police brutality. All right, here's Mom. Hey, Mom. She I'm taking her to jail, okay? We're at that Marathon gas station. Where is she at? We're at May- Hold on. We're at We're at the Mer- She told me you told her to go to the Marathon gas station, but we're at the Marathon gas station at East 40. Um do you know where Publix is on East 40 and right across the street from Wawa? Okay. Uh we we have the baby. We put the baby in one of our patrol cars where the AC's at. I th- She wanted She wanted to talk to you, though, so hold on. All right. All right, we'll see you in a minute. I got called over to the towers over there, whatever that place is called, for a handicap parking violation. Ran her stuff, but I'm like, "Hey, looks like your license is suspended." "Oh, really?" I'm like, "Yep. So, now you know. Please don't drive. Go park somewhere. Call somebody to come pick you up." I go over here to start writing my stuff. Here she comes driving right here. So, I ask her to step out. Actually, she out got herself out, and I'm like, "Look, now you're going to have to go to jail." And she's like, "You can't take me to jail. I got my baby with me and this that and the other thing." And I'm like, "Well, no, that's not how it works." I said, "Look, come here, turn around, put your hands behind your back." Cuz she was starting to get a little argumentative with me. I was going to wait till Mom got here. And then uh she started fighting, getting back into the car, so I grabbed her really hard, and she wouldn't come out. So, I pulled my taser out and then denched out out. And then this guy over here is yelling at me cuz the baby was in the car crying. And I'm And he's talk- yelling, and I couldn't understand what he's yelling, but then he kept coming over here saying, "I'm going to grab the baby." And I said, "No, don't touch the baby. Leave the baby alone. I can see the baby is fine right now. And the baby was completely fine until she started screaming and hollering. And then he kept coming over there. I said, "No, you stop." And so I pulled my taser out and I'm like, "Please, back off." And that's when you pulled up. You know, I don't know he doesn't know her. She doesn't know him. So I you know So this is mom and dad right here. The arrival of her own parents put an end to the victim act. Instead of covering for her, they exposed their daughter's selfish nature to the police, putting her back in her true place. An obstinate offender who disregarded her child. Well, you I told you shut up. I didn't do that. I'm trying to get the baby out. Where's the baby at? It's in that in the front seat of that vehicle I think right there. What are you doing with the baby? My mom told her to move the car. She First time it wasn't doing anything. And I guess she moved the car to wherever it is she moved it to. And we was We live on Savage Boulevard. We live on that road. You know what I'm saying? And she was one of those She was somewhere else first when you first contacted her. She was right over here to her mom house. And that's where we That's where he When I come in the room she was talking to her on the phone. And this really her dog. And I'm trying to I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> What's her date of birth? 6 9 86. And this man tell you I've been dealing with y'all a long time. I'm retired from this. So here's here's what happened. I I got called over there for a handicap She parked in the handicap spot. So I Whatever I got her all of her info and then she ended up coming out and I'm like, "Hey, where you you know, what's Where's her pass at?" And she's like, "Well, it's my grandma's got one and I don't have it." This that and the other thing. I said, "All right, you're going to need to move your car. I'm not going to give you a citation for that." I said, "But I ran your information and it came back that you have a suspended license." "Oh, really? I do? Okay." Now you know, I said, "Go park your car and figure out how to get up to the tax collector's office and try to take care of it." I was with her mom here. Yeah. And she misunderstood what she was saying. What she was saying was Who about to hit the cow? Who was on our way coming down? Right. We came over. We went in there and we looked and we we went round the corner to the store right there. And then she I told her I said, "Turn around. I just feel something on the right." By the time we got to Baseline that's when we get the phone call. >> Okay. know what I'm saying? But cuz we was coming to move the car. Got you. You know what I'm saying? Cuz you know, she kind of mouthy. Yeah. Got an attitude. Yeah. So we was trying to keep it from going where we where we at now. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Do you want me to bring your purse with? >> [crying] >> Do you want your mom to TAKE YOUR PURSE? OKAY. [screaming] THAT'S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. THEN WE'LL JUST BRING your purse with. Mama, it should be only it's a should be a $500 bond, so it'd be 50 bucks. So how much is it? Should be 50 bucks at a bondsman. Okay. I'm pretty sure it's 500 bucks. All right. And then it's 10% of that. Ultimately, the woman was taken to jail and faced charges for driving with a suspended license, violently resisting a public officer, and child endangerment. Do you think arrogance turned a simple administrative violation into a ruined future? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. Getting angry is pointless as the next delusional person practically exposes themselves with their bizarre actions. On April 1st, 2024 in New Mexico, a car driving erratically and swerving in front of an elementary school forced police into an urgent intervention. However, upon approaching, the officer did not expect a mother whose sweet lies made her think she could bend the law. And here is what happened. What's going on, ma'am? My mom said you were driving erratically. Please stop. Ma'am, please just stop. Please. We're getting traffic complaints on you. On me? Yes, ma'am. Oh, for what? Your erratic driving. Can you roll down the passenger window? >> yeah, sorry. Where are you coming from? I just got out of bed to go pick up my son from school. Okay. Cool. Why are you acting all weird? Because my [ __ ] tooth broke. I have HP I don't know if you know what that is, but my gut is all [ __ ] up. And then I woke up this morning and I couldn't even go to work because like I have the sciatic nerve and it's going all the way down to my foot and it's killing me. Okay. Ow. You need an ambulance real quick? Huh? You need an ambulance real quick? >> No. Um I've taken a bunch of medication. >> What kind of medication? I've I'm feeling like everywhere. Okay. So uh I can't even remember some of the some of the medication I'm taking because they're new to me. You seem a little bit >> Huh? You seem kind of out of it, though. I do. I feel out of it. Last night I couldn't sleep every time Just tell me what you did. I don't know. Every time I rolled over um my leg would kill me. And so I couldn't even sleep last night. Can you block this whole lane? Yes. Okay. Just stand right here. We can stand right here? Yeah, just stand right Okay. You sure you don't need an ambulance? No. Let me check you out. Ow. Dude, I'm Oh my god. Okay. Okay, is this far enough? Just step in front of my car. Oh, just step in front Yeah. Okay. Okay. Show me what I have you do, ma'am. If you're going to I'm trying to say this calmly. No, it's not that. I'm just miserable. You don't even know. Okay, so what kind of medications did you take? Um I I take normally um antidepressants. What kind of antidepressants? What antidepressants? Um I Well, actually my antidepressant that I was on, they just took me off of it. And and I'm and so that's probably a little bit why I'm like this. I haven't drank or anything. Um Have you drank? And don't take this wrong way. Do you do any other kind of drugs like I smoke weed. I smoke weed. Yeah. >> Have you ever done like Um oh, when I was young I I tried something like that. Yeah. Admitting to abnormal behavior, but blaming it on illness was her subtle delaying tactic. The shield of side effects was raised solely to evade the horrifying truth. She had just gambled her child's life on a drug-fueled ride. Oh, am I under arrest? >> under arrest right now. Oh, okay. >> out what I need to find out. I need you to stand right there. Uh-huh. Okay. Okay. Okay. My leg is killing me. Can I sit down? No. Oh my god. Can I call my mom so she can pick me up? Sorry. I Okay. So what is going on with your leg? What happened to you? This is straight as I can go. >> What happened to your leg? I pulled my back and then the next thing you knew I I had this knot and Is that better for you? Yes. Okay. Yeah, well I'm leaning on this. Like if I can sit like this, okay. Follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand the instructions I've given you? Yeah, didn't we already do this test? Uh no, I'm trying to conduct it but you keep stopping in the middle of it. Oh. Follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Yeah. Keep your head level. What do you mean? Like just keep it level. You keep like leaning and all that kind of stuff. I need you to keep your head straight, okay? Do you understand my instructions? Okay, we'll try this again. Follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. >> Okay. Uh oh, my contact. Hold on. I Do you have anything that would Do you have any TBIs or anything like that? What's a TBI? Okay. Mhm. I lost it again. Okay, step away. I just don't want the sun in my eyes. I'm sorry. So you're going to do 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. Okay. >> Do that three consecutive times. Can you do that for me? Mhm. Three? Yes. All right. 1 2 3 4 and then 4 3 2 1. 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. That it. Her arrogance led her to play mind games with the police. Faining a state of physical exhaustion, she used her aching leg to dodge the physical sobriety test. But her otherwise normal movements exposed a reality that only a sober person could recognize. Okay. You got it. 47, count backwards all the way to 32. You understand the instructions that I've given you? Do you have anything that would keep you from doing that? No. Okay. You can begin when you're ready. You said 47? 47 back to 32. 47, 46, 45, 44, 43, 42, 41, 40. Uh and 39, 38, 37, 36, 35, 34, 33, 32. Oh my god. You sure you don't want an ambulance to check that out real quick? I've already I've I've I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow. Okay. Do you have back problems? Yeah, with El Matador. She's on So I'm going to have an ambulance come check you out just in case, okay? Just in case you're acting like you're in a lot of pain, I am, but they're not going to give me anything. Well, they're just going to make sure you're okay, okay? And you don't remember the name of the medications that you've taken, any of them? Um oh, I have the psych meds. It's Um then I know a just quit, so I'm not on it and that's making me a little uh cuz it's uh it's for like bipolar-ness or whatever. >> that's three. What else is that on? >> Okay. Um then there's Pro There's um in Uh-huh. and that's it for my regular ones. I and I don't remember the names of the ones that they gave me for, you know, my stomach or whatever. I don't really remember the names for that. But yeah, I'm on I'm on all kinds of right now and I don't know what's making me like this. It's like stress and I just want to crawl out of my body. You're the dad? Okay. Sweetie, over here. Miho, come here. Is Is there a background with the father? There is. What is she What is she Everything. Sure, look at her. I'm sorry, Miho. I'm sorry you have to see this. I'm your dad, Miho. It's not my fault. Look at your mom. It's not my fault, Miho. Do you have shared custody? Yes, but the thing is is that no, right now we have an investigator as she told me. What? >> No, go back to my unit. >> Oh. Turn around. Oh, okay. Oh. You're arresting me? Yes. Why? Oh my gosh. Okay, you're under Oh my god. Okay, come here and talk to me. What? Oh my ow. Okay, ma'am. She's sick. It's not our fault. I'm getting in my car. How do you know what you're saying? You're walking on the sidewalk, right? I need you to calm down. You're not going to tell me what to do right now, okay? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. The turning point occurred when her ex-husband arrived, turning her arrogance into humiliation. She did not fear the law. She feared admitting her failure as a mother in front of family while he continuously expressed his outrage. I'm so sorry. I I I'm so sorry, sir. You can't be coming in acting like that, ma'am. I know. I'm sorry. I How would you feel yourself? Come on. I I understand, but you can't be doing that towards us. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry about that. What did happen to your mom, Miho? She's sick. She's sick? We can't do that. So, what what's the reason they So, we got a traffic complaint of her driving erratic. Then we were searching the area, located the vehicle. That's why we made the stop on her. Okay, cuz she assaulted my figure and my son and now we're late. Okay. Out of her mind. Okay. And this is the only day she picks him up. How embarrassing is that? Come on, Miho. It's okay. Yeah, it's okay. We're going home. She's just sick. She's It's It's nothing to do with you, okay, Miho? Remember how I told you that? It's just to make sure that she's It's okay cuz we don't want her to put you in any danger. Danger, okay, Miho? These are good people, Miho. I just came cuz I was mad, but these are good people. They're protecting us, okay? They don't want your mom to get hurt. They don't want you to get hurt, okay, Miho? That's why I was good to your school, remember? Okay, Stephanie. So, you're under arrest for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of an intoxicating liquor and or drugs, okay? So, I have a few things I'm about to read you here in a second. We're going to go from there, okay? Do you understand Do you understand everything I've explained to you so far? Okay. You You have shared custody, so he's going to be taking him cuz This is not fair. Okay, well, that doesn't matter. You're off You're operating a motor vehicle under the influence, and you've ruined that chance, okay? My fault for being so late. Oh, no, I I completely understand, bro. I mean I know. That's my fault for calling you. I know. I'm just doing your job, sir. So, because of the way you're acting, I'm going to take you to the hospital first. That way they can clear you. And you need to pay attention. Um listen to me. I'm about to tell you something [snorts] very important. Okay? Are you listening? You're under arrest for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. >> Ceasing her tears, she chose the penalty of refusing the test, knowing that what was in her blood was far worse than any court sentence. However, her delaying scheme collapsed when the police escorted her to Eastern Hospital. There, the naked truth was officially exposed. For over an hour here? Okay. Straight. Take a seat right there. Okay. Do not move unless instructed to do so. Okay. You got to make it clear. Even when we called her, she she's usually early. She's never really this late for to pick him up. And so, that raised a flag, and she already has drug charges. Like, we They've been back and forth with her forever. Just the fact she was like, "Oh, oh, oh shit." Like, "Oh, what time is it?" Like, she didn't even know what day it was, what time it was. She didn't know nothing. Yeah. I was her walking through. She wouldn't do anything. I can't drive because of my leg. She said she was in too much pain, so I had her do a alternative. What did you give what? No. >> She refused blood test. No, because I'm on medication, and I don't want that to come up. So, so you know that you can be charged. I know. I know. So, what are you going to do? Take my tablet. This is the second time. She's She got arrested or she got arrested right in front of him at home. I am, too. I hope this is a turning point for them because she already got her rights taken away, and they keep giving them back to her. This state is horrible. It is. So, was she able to follow you or see it herself? Um she She was slightly following it, but like the soup She was staring so hard, she had hurt her eye. So, she She's going to see it. I'm sorry. There was that one time when I got her to like go over one pass and I could see it. And the problem was is as I got over the second pass she would like she's staring so intensely she's hurting her own eyes. Like stressing her own eyes out pretty much. And then her eyes get fatigued and then she'd like look off and be all over the place and she couldn't follow any instructions either. She's all over the place. I was all over the place. She would have pulled over we pulled her over maybe at the at the Taco Truck. And she just gets out there. Slow roll it slow roll. She wasn't even paying attention. She was She's favorite person to look in your mouth. Open your mouth all the way. Open it all the way. Open it all the way. It's It's hard cuz I have TMJ and so my joints like it keeps me from being able to open my mouth really wide. Yeah, cuz I was just at the dentist yesterday. Professional both of y'all were Of course. Y'all handled that well. Of course. Of course. Yeah, she was quite the tweaker, huh? Yeah, and the dad came in hot, too. Oh, yeah. You handled him very well. I know. The way you handled him perfectly. After a medical clearance, the woman was taken to jail and faced charges for aggravated DWI, child endangerment, and resisting, [music] evading, or obstructing a public officer. Given that this was her second drug-related arrest in front of her child, the family court would immediately strip [music] the woman of her custody rights, granting full custody to the father alongside a no-contact [music] order or strictly supervised visitation by a social worker. Next, let's watch a genius reject the opportunity to walk away a full 10 times. On October 13th, 2025 in Washington, a minor traffic violation paved the way for a serious investigation. The driver believed that a forged 2026 registration tag could fool the patrol officers. And here is what actually happened. Sergeant Goforth, Kent Police. You should know you're being audio and video recorded. You know you're parked in a in a zone? It It was my friend had to go and get food cuz she was over here, so Okay. >> And I live here at the apartments, so Okay. What What unit do you live in? Um Okay. You know the tabs on there don't belong to this car, either. Um no, it's my friend's car, so no, I'm not the issue. Okay. Well, it expired in 2021, and there's tabs that don't belong >> the driver. Wait, I'm the driver of the car. You're in the driver seat. I don't really care. Just in case I have to push it in there. Okay. But, you're in the driver seat. So, you're possessing the car, right? It was your responsibility as the possessor. I don't No, cuz the reason I is the possessor of it is I bought the car, and I'm waiting cuz I can move it. I can push it. Okay. Please. Yeah, I didn't do anything wrong. You have a lighter in your hand. There's a box there. There's a jar right there. Um consistent with possible drug paraphernalia. You have tabs not belonging to the car. Car's not registered to you. Uh you're associated to a unit which drugs are known to come in to and from. Okay. No, please go away, guys. Not the time. Go. Go. Go. Please step out of the car. Don't go reaching around. Step out of the car. I'm asking you. Just step out of the car. I didn't do anything wrong. Step out of the car. Come on. Refusing to step out, the woman delusionally thought she was in control of the game. But, justice has no time for the obstinate. When patience runs out, the law responds with forceful measures. Okay. I just listed about six reasons why I would like you to step out of the car, and you didn't listen to one of them. I did listen to them, but I didn't break any laws by sitting here. Okay. You know what Terry a reasonable suspicion is? It means it's not quite probable cause, but I have reasons to believe that crime is a foot. So, you think I'm committing a crime by sitting here? I believe there's possibly drug paraphernalia in this car. Yes. And where do you Where Where Where would you believe that? Where? I'm not I'm not going to do this. Are you willing to step out or not? I'm asking you where what I Where would >> I've asked you to step out about five times. >> I literally have I smoke cigarettes. I'm allowed to have a lighter. Okay. I'm allowed to have a lighter, right? I'm over 21. Sure. And I'm allowed to smoke cigarettes, right? Sure. So, why wouldn't I have a lighter? Okay. Right? I didn't do anything. I'm waiting for him to come back. The car is on I'm waiting for him to come back. Only he can push it. So, >> Okay, well this car's not going anywhere. I'm here to push it. Okay. Well, it has tabs not belonging to me. Step out of the car, please. This is number six time I've asked you. What does that mean? >> to exit the car. Exit the car. Exit the car. Okay, he's telling me >> Exit the car. The tabs on here don't belong to this car. No, this is Hold on. Exit the car or you can step out or I'll pull you out. You can step out. >> Hold on. No, you need to do what we're saying. Step out. Okay, don't Don't >> Okay, we won't if you step out. >> Okay, don't touch me, please. No. Then start stepping out and we will stop. >> Okay, my shoe I put my shoe on. My shoe is on. >> want you to put kick your leg out. I have my shoes on. Can you help me with my shoe, then? Do you have my shoe? >> absolutely. Aiden, what did I do wrong? I've already explained it all. What did you explain to me? I'm trying to get my shoe. Obviously it's a flip. Okay. What did I do by sitting here? Going to be under arrest for obstructing. Step out now. Okay, I'm obstructing of what? Of us. You need to do what we're telling you to >> I'm obstructing what? What am I obstructing you from? Cuz you're not stepping out of the car. You're not obeying a lawful command. Step out of the vehicle. >> I didn't do anything though. >> You're coming out. Come on. Woah. Come on. You're under arrest. For what? On the ground. Ow. Ow. Ow. On the ground. You're under arrest. On the ground. Face on the ground. Okay, now you're under arrest. >> For what? I'm under arrest for what? >> Obstructing. I gave you a warning. Ow, you did not give me a warning. A warning about what? What did I do? I didn't do anything. I'm sitting in the car. I live here. Okay, that's fine. I live here. I live here. >> Stop. I live here. >> Stop resisting and you're going to get a new charge. For what? You're saying I did something I didn't I didn't do anything. You understand when the tab's on the vehicle it's not the right tab, that's a crime in and of itself? No, I did not know that. >> asked you to step out. You explained that two times when I was sitting here. I was >> were given additional warnings if you didn't step out you'd be arrested and you still tried to pull your body away. >> was putting my shoe on. That was after your shoe was already on. No, no. I was still put putting my shoe on. So, that's why you're under arrest. That's you're under arrest. Okay, I'd like you to stand up. >> Can you ready to say one, two, three? >> I'm under arrest for what though? Obstructing. Ob- For what? You have to listen to the police when we give you a command. The common disease of Karens is never admitting fault, regardless of the law. When caught red-handed, they immediately play the oppressed victim to cover up their guilt. Unfortunately for her, facing a strict police officer rendered this twisted act useless. >> you have in the foil? That's trash. It's trash, okay? There's foil inside there that was in your hand. It's just trash. >> Okay, well It's trash. I was picking up trash in the car. They didn't give me permission to search the car. It's not my car. She's got paraphernalia, I understand. It's trash. Ow. Ashley, like right now like transparency is going to be your friend, okay? Cuz Yeah, I am being have stuff hidden on you and you go down there and they find it, that's In my bra? >> That's bad for you, okay? >> you have in your bra? In my bra? A baggie. Okay, okay. All right. Now, if what I remember correctly it's usually fentanyl, right? Yeah. Okay. In my bra? >> Okay, so listen, listen. I would like I want to work with you on that, okay? She said she has fentanyl in her bra. Yeah, she had a pipe in her shoe. I told you something was in my shoe. I didn't know what it was. >> Ashley, it's okay. We're just saying that you have drug paraphernalia in your shoe. That's all I'm saying. I didn't know it was in my shoe. I That's why I said, "Can we take my shoe out?" That's why I took my shoe off and you saw take my shoe off cuz I didn't know what was in it. So, Ashley, do you have anything else hidden on you? >> It's your I believe we're having a misunderstanding, Officer. No, that's fine. No, that's fine. It's on my period. >> to take you for That's what you're worried about? >> Yeah, well, yeah, I'm on my streets. The period. Hiding behind women's biological issues to dodge a search was a brazen trick, but the dropped pipe shattered the charade. Confessing to hiding drugs in her bra was merely a pragmatic calculation to avoid stacking up additional charges upon stepping into prison. So, you're under arrest, I guess, here. I Yeah, that's what Okay, why didn't you comply with the officers? He invoked the search. He don't I He He's talking to me about something that doesn't have really anything to do with Okay. Okay, but did the officers tell you to get out of the car? Yeah, but I didn't understand why he's telling me to get out. I was sitting there waiting for Aaron to come back with coolant. Which he shouldn't be. So, and I'd have to push I'd have to push the car to move it. So, [snorts] I was getting ready to push the car and he wasn't [clears throat] going to let me. I'm not asking any questions. I'm just I'm just wanting to know why you didn't get out of the car. But it's not my car and All right. So, are you hurt at all? I'm Am I hurt at all? Are you hurt? No. Am I hurt at all? Yeah. Not your feelings. Are you physically hurt? Are you physically hurt? Sorry. No. Okay. All right. So, eventually you're going to go down to jail. Oh, yeah. Okay. I want to make sure you're not hurt. No. No, we're Ashley, they're We're going to take you down to the Kent jail once you get There's a high likelihood that as long as you don't cause any more problems, you probably won't be there that long. Okay? I can't guarantee that, but that They're pretty full on females, so there's a high high likelihood, okay? >> Yeah. But, if you cause more issues, right, then what they'll We'll just say, "Hey, keep her. Don't Don't let her out until you see a judge, okay?" But, I'm not going to go down there and say that. I'm just going to do my >> No, this is both of them. He's not mad at you. This is our job, okay? Yeah, I get it, your job. I I thought it was okay I'm sitting at my apartment, so and I'm waiting for someone to come back and squat. And I have to push the car to move it. So, I thought I was okay to sit there. I can't really really talk to you a ton about like question back and forth about cuz you won't acknowledge whether you understood your rights. Yeah, I did. I said Oh, you did? I did. >> don't want to talk. I said I didn't want to talk. >> Okay, that's fine then. Nothing you're saying matters in as far as that goes, right? So, but I will say the tab, that's why, okay? The tabs that were were fine. No, but you understand having a a possibly stolen tab is a misdemeanor. >> No, it's not stolen. We don't know that. And I already talked to about it. Okay. And he bought the car the back then he bought the car. It's still illegal though, right? I didn't know. I don't know. You can't put the wrong tab on a vehicle. No, no. The guy the No, he bought it like that. That's the correct tab. No, it's not. The plate says March 2021. That's not the correct tab. It's not Inventing a third character to throw her boyfriend in jail was a ruthless move. Playing the naive exploited victim, she forgot one thing. On a sinking ship that you punctured yourself, loyalty is always the first thing thrown overboard. The tab that's on that does not belong to that car. That license plate has not been registered since 2021. >> Yeah, but the guy That's a 2026 tab. >> The guy that he bought the guy that sold him the car, he said he only had the car for a year. So, I don't know I don't know anything about tabs. I don't know about tabs or anything like that. But you understand the concept that cars have to have the tabs that belong to them, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I would think so. That was why he was actually stuff out of the car. Well, we don't know that, right? We still have to investigate. The guy had it for a year. There's a white guy out like out in the boonies. He was older and his girlfriend like works as a union worker with the flagging company. Like he didn't look like a creep. Okay. I know, as soon as a female officer comes and gets to search you, we'll close the door and I'll I'll get I got the heat going, okay? Okay. Yep. Hello. Thank you so much for coming. So, she is under arrest for drug possession obstructing. She said she has a but she's been pretty uncooperative trying to hide evidence and stuff. She said she had a bag of fentanyl deep into her bra. And when she was saying she wanted a female to search her initially before allowing us to check her pockets, she was trying to cover her Oh, yeah. You need to go back over there, okay, hon? She was trying to cover her body down over her front area, but she said later it's cuz she's on her period. She's menstruating is what she said. So, given the circumstances, we were hoping a female would >> that and I'm not on yet, but you are. I assume that you guys have a scanner? We do. Not at our jail. >> No, no, no, no, no. Okay, so it might be worth taking her over to score and running her through the body scanner. >> We'll probably have her strip search at our jail. Okay. Yeah. >> That's That's fair. So, given that >> Initially at the scene, she was only arrested for obstructing a public officer, possession of a controlled substance, and a minor drug paraphernalia violation. However, 2 weeks later, when the prosecutor reviewed all the evidence and her stubborn attitude, the case was upgraded to serious felonies, drug possession, and resisting a public officer. The lesson learned is that the cover-up is always worse than the original crime. Refusing 10 times is still better than the three-time runaway comedy act of the next culprit. On July 19th, 2023 in Texas, a call from a convenience store warned of a disaster about to hit the road. An incoherent staggering woman was trying to start her car, and here is the police's race against time. You came about to jail. Okay. How much you had to drink tonight today? You had a lots to drink? Have you had a lots to drink? What's going on? What's going on? Little too much to drink? Yeah? What's going on? Okay, do you have a driver's license or something on you? Ma'am? Do you live around here? Let me see your driver's license, all right? You drove all the way here from Webster? How much have you had to drink today? Huh? You haven't had anything to drink? What have you taken? You haven't taken any medicine? No? Why are you here? No. Get out of the Get out of the vehicle. No. Ma'am, get out of the vehicle. >> No. I'm asking you nicely, please get out of the vehicle. No. Please get out of the vehicle. >> No. You're not going to get out? Why not? Huh? Got to watch the watch in the odd parts. Yep. >> Yeah, yep. Uh-huh. >> Yep. Stupid. She did it. Will you take me home? Okay. >> Take me home. Okay. Do you have any thing that that you want to go with that I can take you home with? I do. Is that it? You You're just going to leave your vehicle here? Take me home. Okay. >> Now. All right. Well, I'm waiting for you to get She knew that stepping out of the vehicle meant letting her alcohol level expose the truth. As the officer's patience wore thin, they were forced to use physical force to remove the Karen from the car. >> out first. Come on, get out. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Stop. No. No. No. Stop. No. Stop. No. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> Ma'am, and stop fighting us. Do you understand? Trying to be nice to you, but you're being ugly. Stop it. All this could have been avoided. Ow. If you just Okay. There you go. You like that, okay? Did I do this one? I'm going to do this one. That one doesn't Okay, forget it. I know. Oh, [ __ ] What about you? You said you haven't had anything to drink today? No. Have you taken anything? No. No? Okay. You're taking me No. No. Take me home. No. It's stupid. God damn. Don't you know? Don't you know this? Do I know what? Please take them off. I hope one day it stops being stupid. Please take me out of the handcuffs. Get me out of this car. You said you were taking me home. Why did you resist me? I was trying to get you out of the vehicle. >> I can't trust cops. Why not? I dated a narc. David who? I dated a narc. Oh, you dated a narc. Okay. Blaming a past relationship was her way of whitewashing her drunk driving charge. A despicable evasion of responsibility. Ultimately, that web of lies has completely collapsed when she faced the harsh reality behind bars. You can step out, okay? No, I told you to take me home. Step out, please. No. You. Come on. Cuz I'm not going to do anything, promise. I can loosen them up. Would you like me to loosen them up for you? Yes. Okay. Is that better? No, it's not better. Well, I can fit two fingers in each one, coincidentally. They hurt me. Promise not going to do anything. Please. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Where Where you going? I'm going out. Let me out now. I'm not going to a [ __ ] strip church. You want the cuffs to go on again? I'm not going to a strip church. You want the cuffs to go on again? I'm not going to a strip church. You're going to just change out. We're not going to touch you. We're not going to search anything. We're going to change out, okay? I'm going to go right in there. Let me out now. Let's have a seat, please. Sit down. No, it's still locked in the back. Before you Before you fall down. Let me out now. Can you let my partner take your picture before you leave at least first? No. You have to You have to go sit down first before we do anything. No. quicker >> quicker you get through this, the quicker you leave. You wouldn't hurt no one to let her. Who? Who? The dispatcher? The orange jail suit was the slap that crushed the arrogant woman's hopes of going home. Stripped of her Karen privileges along with her personal clothes, the only thing left behind bars was a pathetic ego. You're making this 10,000 worse for yourself. Behave. You do not want to fight me. Yes, I did. I'm getting out the out of here now. You're acting like a child. You My patience is wearing thin with you. I know. Have a seat. Miss Hanson, please have a seat. Do not try to fight me again. Come on. Let's go. No, ma'am. Yes, I did. Behave. No, officer. No. No. There's one right here. There's someone in here. Yes, ma'am. That's going to be your cell. Your mattress. Collect calls, you can call right there on the wall. Just listen to the instructions. Receiving a cashless bail, this final privilege saved Miss Hanson from a jail cell. However, a call to her mother instantly turned into a theatrical tantrum, where desperate crying was once again used as a weapon of manipulation. Yeah, here. Hi. Can you um can you bail me out now? I guess. I have I didn't tell you that? I'm still here. I I was driving in your car. I It's I I Okay. Okay. Okay. Enough. Enough. I will I will walk. I'll just walk. I I don't I don't have my um He couldn't do it either. I don't want I don't want to be embarrassed already. Okay? I'm already in We I'm groveling, Mom. Okay? I told you I will walk. Okay. I said I will walk. Figure it out. All right. I have to figure it out? I don't Okay. Fine. Although released the next day, the woman still faces serious charges, including driving while intoxicated, resisting arrest with violence, obstruction of justice, and disorderly conduct. Given the history of repeat offenses, if convicted, her penalties could include up to 1 year in jail, an $8,000 fine, and mandatory participation in a minimum 12-month rehabilitation program. Running away is pointless. Just wait to see the next princess throw a fit over her towed Mustang. On September 14th, 2025 in Florida, a black Mustang sped aggressively right through a school zone. Behind the wheel was not just a traffic violation, but the absolute arrogance of two people ready to trample on the law. And here's what actually happened. That That was beyond stupid, man. Sorry. You You do realize you almost collided with another car. Sorry. Where's your license at? I sent it back in my And you're in there? >> Yeah. Any guns, knives, bazookas, grenade launchers, drug paraphernalia, do you mind if I look in it before you start? Is it in here or is it Um I think so in in my car. In your car? Okay. So I didn't drive it then? You didn't drive it? Yes. I'm sorry. You're participating. I have plates. Do you know why I did it because I wasn't driving? I need to breathe. Ma'am, ma'am. But I don't understand if I wasn't >> Stop, stop, stop, stop. Listen to me. Stop. Stop, stop, stop. I don't want to >> Listen, calm Ma'am, ma'am, calm down. I'm going to explain it to you, okay? >> it. No, you don't get it. I'm trying to explain it to you. >> Okay. We are stopping I'm going to if you stop talking. I would love to. >> Go ahead and explain. Okay. You are in a vehicle that is being stopped. So, we are requesting your driver's license because we are allowed to. Totally got it. >> Okay. So, give my partner >> my ID. I just do not want to be getting in trouble for anything that I was not participating in. So, then let me have your driver's license, please. >> fault. Well, then I'll be participating participating in it. I'm not going to ask you I'm going to listen. I'm going to ask you one more time and then I'm going to take you out of the car and I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> going to put me in handcuffs because I wasn't participating in it? >> Because you're not cooperating. But I wasn't in [ __ ] if I wasn't driving. I'm going to give you one last chance. Here, my guy. Thank you. >> But I wasn't participating in the [ __ ] Watch your knees. I'm sorry. Have a seat back here. Embarrassed by his girlfriend's attitude, he completely gave up. Witness the spectacular plot twist that follows. He willingly accepted being handcuffed, turning the officers into his saviors rescuing him from a toxic relationship. I'm Deputy Wilson with the Lee County Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit. The reason why I'm stopping you is you were 109 in a posted 50 mph zone. Okay? Then you go wrong way and almost collide with another vehicle. Okay? Why? I'm sorry. I don't mean to be I don't I'm sorry. I just Your phone was in the bag. That's my another phone. Is your phone in the car? >> Uh yes. Is it in the door here? Yes. Stay right there. Stay right there. So, you want my address? Yes, your new address. Yes, sir. I'm really young, sir. I'm sorry. I just want to enjoy my day today with my girlfriend. The sad part is is that it would have been a stop and you may have gotten a court date because of your speed. You can tell me what happened. Just only my fault, not her. It's me. I I just need your new address. >> That's my address. Are you with Do you speak English or a little bit. Traffic eight headquarters. Do we have an available translator for Spanish, please? That's her car. Well, it's actually not her car. Yes. No, it's registered to somebody else. Her dad Just stay right there. Go stand over there with my partner, please. Thank you. Her dad died. Okay, but the car is still registered to him. Yeah, I know, but her dad Her dad died. Um he is a few paying that the car. Um I was just driving her car. While the police were struggling to find a Spanish translator for the driver, the female passenger, unable to stand being ignored, gradually lost control. Her screaming shattered the quiet wait. So, I need you to relax because I can't focus on you and focus on her. >> it. I I don't think you do. I just want to go Cuz I want to go home at night. So do I. You think I want to be here right [ __ ] now? I WORK TILL 5:30 IN THE MORNING. I DON'T >> SO, I need you to breathe. Relax, okay? Otherwise, we're going to have you have a seat in the car. Okay? Fair enough? All right, stay cool, calm, and collected for me. She's my I I I understand. I get it, but at the same time, I got to have her calm. I don't want to explain that. Can you get it for me? What? Go under the car. Go and pick that up. It's I need that car right now. I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] Can you do me a favor? Can you go under the car and get it? Go under the goddamn car right now. You can grab it, Alex. I got it. Thank you. Yeah, come back over here, partner, please. Hey, I'm going to need you to help me translate for a DUI. Put his feet together, arms to his side. Touch the top of my pen for me. Perfecto. Left. You're now being placed under arrest for driving while under the influence. Do you understand all of that? Yes or no? Yeah. All right. Have a seat for me. Watching her beloved Mustang at risk of being impounded, her fury officially reached its peak. Her loud, demanding behavior at the scene exposed an egocentric mentality, expecting the whole world to operate according to her will. So, I got I got TO GET MY PHONE, DO YOU THINK? I GOT TO PLEASE DON'T PICK UP MY CAR. WHERE'S YOUR PHONE? YEAH, I DON'T KNOW. SOMEONE LOOK AT ADULT TAKE MY CAR. >> [screaming] >> MY DAD'S NOT HERE TO PICK UP MY CAR, BUT that's dead. It's under his [ __ ] name. Please don't take my [ __ ] car. Please don't take my [ __ ] car. DON'T [ __ ] TAKE MY CAR. THAT'S [screaming] ALL I'M ASKING FOR. ALL RIGHT, WELL, come out of the car, please. Let me go, Alex. You can call your mom out of the out of the car. Over here. I don't want you to get hit by a car. >> [laughter] >> Don't take my [ __ ] car. >> I don't want you to get hit by a car. Do not touch me. Come on. You You to get an Uber AND GO HOME? >> NO, I WANT MY CAR TO GET [ __ ] HOME. You're on a vast road in Summerlin Road. Someone needs to come pick you up. I don't have the money to pay for the cab. Ma'am, I am I have no way to put you in the cab. [ __ ] take the cab. Let me take the [ __ ] cab with me home. [screaming] Listen, it's either you get someone to come pick you up or get an Uber. Oh my god, what >> Or YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. [ __ ] take me to jail. Pretending not to know English to dodge police orders, her act was exposed all too quickly. With no way left to deny it, a hostile and aggressive defense mechanism instantly triggered. Using emotions to defy the law only leads to a pathetic outcome. What the [ __ ] AM I GOING TO DO? WHAT THE [ __ ] AM I GOING TO DO? I'M GOING TO GO TO JAIL. WHAT AM I GOING TO DO? I'M GOING TO GO TO JAIL. You're going to get a resisting charge. Let me take THE [ __ ] CAB TO MY MOM, THE COPS. LET ME TAKE THE [ __ ] GET OVER HERE. LET ME take the [ __ ] cab or I'm going to go to jail. Let me take the Get over here. Let me take the [ __ ] CAB OR I'M GOING >> [screaming] >> I'M COMING I'M COMING NOW. PLEASE, LET ME TAKE THE CAB. PLEASE, don't be like that. Please, don't be like that. Please, don't be like that. YOU DON'T BE LIKE THAT. YOU CANNOT BITE ME. >> DON'T BE LIKE THAT. I'M GOING TO BITE [ __ ] Don't be like that. Let me take the cab TO MY MOM, THE [ __ ] pink cab. Get your Get YOUR HEAD OUT OF THE CAR. Get back Get back so she DON'T BITE YOU. >> [screaming] >> YOU CAN'T BITE HER. YOU DREW FREAKING BLOOD FROM WHERE YOU BIT ME. >> I DIDN'T [ __ ] DRAW BLOOD, YOU DUMB [ __ ] I DIDN'T [ __ ] DRAW BLOOD FROM YOU, MAN. You didn't let me take the [ __ ] CAB TO MY MOM, BRO. BRO. I HAVEN'T done [ __ ] to you this entire time. How you going to [ __ ] drive you dick face? Take my [laughter] [ __ ] That's blood from biting me. YOU ARE A [ __ ] [ __ ] >> [snorts] >> ULTIMATELY, BOTH WERE TAKEN TO JAIL. The driver faced charges for driving under the influence, failure to obey a law enforcement officer, and reckless driving at a dangerous speed. He was sentenced to 13 days in jail, 12 months of probation, and a 6-month revocation of his driver's license. Meanwhile, the girlfriend was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and public intoxication/disorderly conduct. She was sentenced to 2 days in jail, 30 days of community service, 3 years of probation, and ordered to pay $733 in restitution to the officer she bit. It truly never gets old watching pure arrogance earn a free ride in the back [screaming] of a squad car. If you enjoyed today's reality checks, go ahead and hit subscribe. Leave your thoughts below, and I'll see you next time.