So, we're not searching anything, right? >> You're not searching. I asked for him. Yes. But now I disregard. Disregard. No phone. >> They treat me like a dog. I mean, I don't know why I was only in there for like a couple hours, but they treated me like a dog. >> None of them left home that day expecting their life to take such a hard turn. >> Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. Stop. >> I don't have anywhere to go. I don't have a place for this. I can't. Oh my god. >> [laughter] >> But a few impulsive choices and misplaced confidence quietly led them straight into handcuffs. On January 29th, 2025 in Washington, Illinois, police were dispatched to an elementary school after they spotted alarming content on Snapchat. When a post was flagged as threatening, a full security response kicked in fast. And here's what really went down. >> Good. >> It's recording just now. >> All right. >> I got a detective coming in. That's that's what's sitting there. So, >> I'm going to put you guys in the room right across from Josh's office. >> Okay. >> And then I'm I'm just going to go get her. I'm going to get Kathy and her home I need help carrying something. >> Okay. Um if she has anything with her. >> Yes. Um, I got to have that foam right away. And if you got a purse, same thing. >> I'll take that also. >> Or would you rather I not be to begin? I just need to know what happens when it's done because we're going to have to deal with it. >> Yeah. Um, you want us take it first and then >> Yeah, we can fill them in. >> Yeah, we'll we're going to tell you everything. So, >> okay. Thank you. >> So, did you see the post or >> No, I haven't seen the post and I was I was looking up the actual ILCS. Yeah, Brian says fast forward disorderly. >> That's what I was seeing. >> Okay. >> I don't know if they sent it to me and I do got my body on already. So, I don't >> I don't have any of the information. Um once we get the stuff, what I'll do is I'll probably go grab my laptop cuz I think it's got everything on it. So, if you don't mind that, let's see if they sent it to my work. Here we go. [clears throat] Oh, here she is. >> Hello. Hello. >> Hi, I'm Deputy Sh with the Sheriff's Office. Uh, do you happen to have your phone on you? >> I do. Yes. >> Okay. If you want to go and hand that to me, please. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, the reason we're in contact anything else on you if you wouldn't mind just lifting up your You got any weapons on you? >> No. >> Okay. All right. The reason we're here is Have you been on Snapchat earlier today? >> Um, yes, I was. Yeah. >> Okay. And uh like I said, well, I'll go get some stuff first while we, you know, hold off for a second. Sure. >> If you want to hold that, I'll go grab cuz I don't got the warning or anything. >> Okay. >> At first, she seemed pretty sweet and cooperative. She genuinely didn't think some random Snapchat post would bring cops to a school. So, she leaned into the busy, helpful, responsible young adult act like she was just doing what she was supposed to do. >> I do want to go and just read your rights to you real quick. Okay. >> Okay. do that now. >> Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. You go with the right to remain silent. Anything you do can say will be used against you in court. You have the right to speak to an attorney. Whatever your choice before questioning, have the attorney present during questioning, but you cannot for an attorney. One will be appointed. So I I guess the other question then who are you sending them on your wall or whatever it's called or you send it to someone specifically? >> Um I didn't post anything today if that's what you're but no. >> Okay. Did you send things to people today? >> Send like snaps to like my roommate and my boyfriend. That's >> okay. So, your roommate or boyfriend? >> Sorry. >> Go ahead. >> My boyfriend, it was about um like plans later today. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> And then my roommate was having um an anxiety attack today, so I was talking to her. >> Okay. >> Um uh trying to think. I mean, the last thing I I the last thing I was texting was my roommate during our lunch break cuz she wasn't doing well. >> No, no, >> nothing at all. >> No. >> Yeah. I mean, >> what? I'm so confused. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to show you is the snap we received. >> Okay. >> That is you, correct? >> Oh, yes. But okay. Yes. >> This was a joke though. But yes. >> Who did you sell that to? [clears throat] >> That was just my like just to like three people. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Who would be the three people? >> Was that was there like a not a private story, but like a private private like there's only like three people on there. She tried to use her supervisor's words like a shield, framing taking photos of students as a task she'd been assigned. But once the spotlight hit the truth, that shield cracked. Instead of feeling sorry about the violent message, she was fixated on one thing. Her joke had gotten way out of hand. >> So, you were saying you did do this, but you did it as a joke. It >> was as a joke, and it was only to three people. Um, I'm realizing now that it was stupid. Um, and I I did not mean it at like serious at all. Like I'm not a violent person. You can ask any of the teachers. I'm very calm. Um, but I was working on a lesson plan and she turned it off and I was like, "Bro, come on." But it wasn't meant to be violence in any way. >> Do you have any uh weapons and any of the >> No, you guys can check anything. >> Search them. >> I have a backpack, too. I know she had it or Yeah, it's right there. >> Her number. >> We're going to do a uh see if we can do a consent to search form for a phone. >> Okay. >> So, we don't have to go. >> Okay. >> Ask Harvey about that when we talk to him. >> Hold that then. >> Yep. So, I think I actually have that form sitting on the bench there. >> Okay. Cool. Thanks. Yeah. [clears throat] >> Okay. So, I'm going to be honest with you. Um, this is a serious offense. Okay. >> I know. >> Um, how we got it was the FBI. Okay. >> Oh, okay. >> So, I mean, you did say shoot. >> Yeah. >> Uh, student. And so, you are going to go with us. Okay. I do got to process you. Um, you're going to have to say the night in jail. >> Put everything else except for this back in your coat. Okay. Like So, what's going to happen is you're going to be processed then. Okay? So, they'll ask you like I'm going to ask you the questions right now and they'll take you in. They'll ask you the same questions, take a picture of you, then you'll stay in a holding cell until tomorrow. It It wasn't Were you mad at the kid or were you just trying to be funny when you did that? The >> like the pose? >> Yeah. >> It was just a funny pose. I wasn't even mad. >> Like, I wasn't even mad. That's >> why I'm more mad at myself right now. >> Yeah. >> But like like do I have like a court hearing? >> So that's what what will happen is the state >> probably eventually get let out. >> Yeah. So what happens tomorrow then is that they're going to reunite. >> She didn't seem to get it. Here in the US, you do not play around with language tied to violence. When it finally sank in that she could end up in jail, her first move was, "Can I call my mom?" That wasn't remorse. That was fear. Fear of losing the good girl image she'd built. >> I don't want to step on >> It's me. I'm back from school right now and I made a stupid post on Snapchat and it was a joke. It was fully a joke. It was so stupid. And now somehow the cops came and [laughter] they found me and they're taking me to jail. They're taking me to peek in. I wish this was a joke. I really do. I'm so scared. [laughter] They're taking me to peek in. So, I need you to meet me out in peak. It looks like peek in jail. [laughter] >> Peek and counting jail. I need you to meet me there. I don't know what it was just a joke. It was a stupid Snapchat and now it's got [laughter] I'm so sorry. I don't know what to do. >> [laughter] >> It's Pin County Jail. >> Tazwell County. >> Taz Pein County Jail. They're making these spend at night. [laughter] I'm so sorry. I'm such an idiot. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. [cough] [clears throat] >> They aren't going to take your car, so You going to hold mom? Okay. She's meeting there. >> Okay. >> Do you think there will be a bond or no? >> I So the the whole new uh law change about bonding and that I don't know how it works anymore. I mean, I'm be honest. I don't think there's >> I mean tomorrow >> like when she sees they turning it's either hold or release, right? So there'll be >> for sure I'm staying there. >> Yes. Yes. >> All right. And let's see. I'll get your information off here. B. >> She truly believes sending the post to only three people made it safe. Brushing off the reality that platforms use AI to scan for violent content. By this point, her cooperation wasn't coming from clear thinking. It was pure emotional burnout after resisting for too long. >> All right. Um, >> are you guys taking it with me? >> Yeah, I'll take it with you then. >> Out there. >> Huh? I got a belt out there. Okay. >> So, here's what we're going to do. We're just going to walk you out. Okay. >> When we get out to my car, I'm going to put a belt on you and put You got to be handcuffed. So, I'm just going to handcuff you in the front. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You're being cooperative. Yeah. >> Um, so hold on. Hello. >> All right. You can extend, buddy. Thank you. >> Thanks, Roy. Bye. >> Um, we're just going to walk you out there. Um, and then when we get out there, I'll put the handcuff or the belt on you and then we'll buckle in. Um, do you have any other questions for us? >> No. >> Like I said, and we really don't know what state attorney will do in the morning. I'll be honest. like so. Um, I'll take that back this part. >> Okay. >> And you have like that. >> Okay. And I'll uh I'll take her stuff. >> Okay. >> We can put it in the back of your car at that time. >> Property. >> And like I said, we haven't searched yet. Do you have any drugs or anything like we got to ask everybody that? So, >> is this your pin? >> Yeah. >> I'll let you carry your laptop. >> Battery here real quick before we go out there. >> Yeah. >> Hold on one second. Yeah. You just want to set your stuff down real quick. >> Oh, yeah. I think >> the student teacher was charged with disorderly conduct. Even though police concluded she didn't actually intend to hurt anyone, the cost was brutal. A permanent ban from returning to the school and her education career getting cut off immediately. The hard lesson, don't let the illusion of an online joke wipe out your future. The Snapchat fallout wasn't even fully over. Then the cool down spot pushed everything straight to the limit. On February 22nd, 2025, police were called out after a heated argument between a couple. At a rest stop that should have been peaceful, emotions, ego, and excusem started spinning out of control. And this is the chain of events that changed everything. I think >> I'm all right, man. So, film me. I know you talked to the other guy a little bit. >> Yeah. No, he just he >> I saw you guys when I was over there. >> That's fine. It was arguing a little bit. >> Just just scream in there. Had a long day. >> Okay. Who was that? Uh just my girlfriend just >> your girlfriend. Okay. >> Yeah. She's just relaxing right now. It's just >> Okay. >> Just a disagreement. That's it. >> Gotcha. What are you guys arguing about? >> Life. >> Life. She's getting a little rough. >> Yeah. >> And who is she to you? >> This is my daughter. >> Your daughter. Nice to meet you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got you. >> Just waiting on her to finish. >> How'd you get the uh scratch marks on your neck? >> I just have bad itches and >> Mhm. >> Hi. >> Hello. What is going on? suspend the college. >> No, it's just, you know, it got to a point where it got into a fight. >> Not into a fight. >> You're okay. >> Not altercation. It just got to a verbal altercation. And I've had enough of it. I told him it's either it needs to stop or you need to go and that's it. >> Okay. What are you guys boyfriend and girlfriend or what? Okay. Who's the other? >> We live together. That's his daughter. She's Her name is >> I have the keys. >> Stand where? Yeah, cuz it was right here. >> I understand that. And I I apologize. And that is not enough. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah, it's in the trunk. >> Okay. Stay over here with me. I'll just get your information. Uh I'll write it down here. >> I can get it. I'm not going to >> I still want you to go over there and and and start back up with him. Can Can that not happen? >> If Yes. Okay. >> Yes. >> I know you don't know me. I can do it. >> I'm going to go with you. Let's get your ID out of the car. >> We'll be fine after all that, but it needs >> it. It just needs to stop. >> Come on over here, sir. We're going to stay at the back of the front of the building. Okay. >> No, you got him. Yeah, you're good. >> OPD has it. fortunate. >> How'd you get all those bruises all over your arm? >> I work in a bar. >> Okay. What bar? >> The man tried to downplay his injuries, choosing silence to protect the person beside him. Meanwhile, the woman kept her voice calm, casting herself as the one keeping things under control. But calm doesn't erase facts. And once officers started paying closer attention, the truth began to show. >> Nice to meet you. Hey, I know you already talked to our other officer over there. Um, so I'm kind of taking lead on all this whole shindig. >> Um, could you just run it back, fill me in a little bit cuz I did. So when I I was actually over at the and I saw you guys argue a bit. >> Yeah. No, we're just we're upset. >> Okay. >> Got into an argument last night. Today >> it's just we're trying to figure it out >> and it's nothing that harms. >> Okay. Is that her daughter? Is it okay? his daughter, not mine. I love her. >> But you know something, >> it's just to a point where he either needs to figure [snorts] out his insecurities >> or he doesn't. What started >> and I told him the insecurities need to stop >> or it does not and you figure it out. >> I love them to death. I do. >> You've been in a relationship where you left somebody I'm sure before. >> Yeah. What a >> God. I'm just I'm to a point like I was an officer over at the prison. I'm sure you see that as a joke. Everybody does. I got my cert. I left. I became a bartender. It makes more money. That's it. Like I'm just trying to live my life. I love them more than anything. >> Mhm. So, so you said his insecurities, but fill me in a little bit. Like what what causes argument today? >> That's just how he is. Like he's been cheated on a 100 times before me >> and then we have these conversations. It's not arguments, conversations about the fact that he feels this way, this way, this way, this way. >> It's not because of me. It's because of his past. We talk about it. It gets to a point sometimes. Not often to where he loses. Last night, as in we've gotten into a very terrible argument, not because of the screaming, okay? Not because of the yelling. We figure it out. >> We figure >> anytime she started losing the upper hand, she did what a lot of Karens do. She reached for the law and relationships like a shield. She even leaned on the boyfriend's past trauma to justify going too far. Like what she did was just her way of helping him get stable again. >> Real quick. Real quick. Talking about he has he like really fresh scratch marks on his face and on his neck. >> I never scratched. >> That's what I'm asking you about. I'm just saying like from what you said it seems to be scratches. >> They're very obvious scratched him ever. I love him. >> Okay. That's what everybody says about their number, but I do. I truly love him. >> Sure. And I don't I'm not doubting you on that at all. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know. >> I love him. >> I love him no matter what. >> But we go through our problems just like every other couple. >> We're getting through it. But at the same time, >> sure. It has happened. >> I got you. Was present during this argument >> in the truck. She was in the truck. Passenger seat in the middle. Passenger seat. >> Okay. I got you. >> I told her stay in the truck. If she so chooses to, she goes with him or me. >> Sure. >> That's it. >> I got you on it. >> That's it. And you know what? She's a very uncomfortable. >> Mhm. >> Her mother met me. >> Mhm. >> Unfortunate. >> Yeah. >> I've been there. got busted for meth all that in prison. >> Sure. >> I would never ever want her to be around me. >> Yeah, absolutely. I don't blame you on that. >> Yeah, >> that's it. My parents, opioid addicts, drug addicts. Not that you should care, not that you want to care. I'm just letting you know. >> So, yeah, I just told the TV stuff. >> Yeah. I'm out of packets, too. So, >> yeah. Um but yeah, so she the reporting party said that he saw all three of them >> arguing verbally and then she said she heard >> the other female say something about oh you hit him in the mouth >> and then he saw her shoving on him and him like trying to get her out >> and then it just escalated you escalate the escalate escalate and then it >> got you on that. >> Okay. All righty, man. Well, I guess we'll we'll take her and uh head out. So, I appreciate the help, man. Yeah, man. >> This been called the call today. It's been ridiculous. >> And it's not because you're scanning. >> All right. You are being placed under arrest. Okay. >> For >> domestic domestic violence battery. >> The privilege bubble officially popped when police put real world evidence ahead of her explanations. She kept trying to paint herself as a good mother, but the facts didn't budge. And when lies have nowhere left to hide, what's left is tears, an angry, helpless rage. >> People don't get injuries from verbal arguments. >> She's never done anything wrong in her whole entire life. >> People don't get injuries from verbal arguments. >> She's never done anything wrong. >> Witnesses don't call people for verbal arguments. >> They just seen somebody argue. That's all. >> They saw her hit you in the mouth. >> Never hit me in the mouth, man. Never. >> Well, sir, this is what's going on. I'm just here to explain it to you. >> All right. So, she fights it in court and on your body cam, which I verbally stated she never touched me. >> That's your prerogative. We have to make the arrest. >> Okay. >> It is. >> It's just she never put her hands on. >> You're going to be listed as the victim. So, it's it's up to you in the state. >> If I go to court and >> it's it's your prerogative, but >> there's no reason for you to arrest her. >> I don't [screaming] care. I don't care. Oh my god. >> [laughter] >> We'll we'll get you some keys. I'd assume you want to drive the truck. >> I have to. >> Uh-huh. So, give So, give me a couple minutes. We'll get you out of here. [laughter] >> Are you kidding me? They're going to let me go to jail. They don't care. He said uh a question for you. >> Can you please talk to me? Like what's going to happen? I will talk to you in a second. Okay. I've never been arrested before. Like I don't even know how this is going to go. Sorry. I don't mean to interrupt you. >> So the reason the reason you're placed under arrest right now is because we had your statement saying you pushed him, right? >> He has injuries on his face. And then we also had a witness who saw you initiate the contact and push him like you said. Okay. >> How does he feel about this? >> He didn't even want to call the cops. He's not very comp. I know that, but like I've never been arrested before, ever in my life. >> Mhm. We have to go. The state of takes domestic violence very serious. And if we have the slightest little bit of probable cause, we're making the arrest. Okay. So, that's why you're in this position. Okay. >> Can he talk to me? >> I'm not over here trying to like do anything. I just can he like >> So, right now, we're going to keep party separated. Okay. Just because of the nature of the arrest. Okay. We're going to keep party separated. if you feel like you want to contact him later on, as long as you're allowed to. >> I don't even know. >> Once legal grounds were established, Florida law didn't leave room for hesitation. The arrest was carried out on the spot. At that moment, the person who'd been steering the situation suddenly looked powerless. She broke down crying, not from remorse, but because she was feeling the loss of control for the first time. >> Are you kidding me? I've never [laughter] been I have to go to work tomorrow. >> We have to We have a job to do, too. Okay. Oh my god. Please, can you like I understand this is not >> I do have to ask. Do you want him to take the truck >> or we can ask the business here if they're willing to let it stay parked? If not, >> how does he feel about this? >> I'm not sure how he feels. He's not very helpful on our investigation if I'm being honest. But again, we have we have a third party. >> Okay. We also have a third party witness. That's why again you're in I'm being cooperative. I understand. Like, I don't know how this works. I just would rather somebody help me, please. I've never in my life been arrested. I've never had the reason to. Like, >> I understand you don't care. Like, this is your job. >> It's not that I don't care. It's just I have to be very matter of fact in these situations, okay? And because I have to go off the evidence that we've been provided, okay? >> Witnesses building up to probable cause. If that is established, even if the victim, which would be him, does not want to press charges, the state of Florida assumes that role and we make an arrest anyway for domestic type of relations. Stop for one second. The reason that happens is it's very popular in the news right now, the Gabby Patino situation, right? Those officers did not make an arrest. Those officers did not make an arrest on a domestic situation because she did not want to press charges. >> Unfortunately, we see what happens. The state of Florida does not want that to happen. So even if the victim party in domestic situation says I don't want to press charges, we don't care. >> We have a job to do. They mandate us to make an arrest. We have to make an arrest. That is how this works. >> I'm sorry. Can you explain to me how to go about this from here? I understand that this is not under my control. >> Correct. >> Never in my life [laughter] been arrested ever in my life. >> Here's what my advice to you would be. Okay. >> I'm I'm just so unsure. I'm nervous. >> Listen, listen, listen. I'm going to explain to you, okay? >> That's why I'm freaking out. Would you >> Can you just let me I'll explain to you and and I'm going to give you I'm going to give you all the information you need. >> She was taken to jail and faced a domestic battery charge. She also had to deal with being held without bond until her first court appearance the next morning. Her pickup truck was released to her boyfriend, the same man she'd been shoving and humiliating just minutes earlier. If convicted, penalties could include up to a $2,000 fine and 50 hours of community service. On July 17th, 2023 in Illinois, a minor violation, an expired license plate, turned into far more than a routine traffic stop when a 22-year-old woman decided the law was just a suggestion. Every reaction she made pushed the situation further out of control. And here's what happened next. >> Unknown occupants traffic west. >> Go ahead and stay in the vehicle for me. Go ahead and stay in the vehicle for me. There's a traffic stop. Stay in the vehicle. Uh, I'm right here off of uh Highway 50 and uh uh >> that's Regency right there. >> Huh? >> This is CC Food Market. I think the address is 101 West Highway 50. >> West Highway 50. >> Do me a favor and could you go ahead and get off the phone real quick? We'll do our business and then be on your way. Ma'am, >> I'm listening. >> Okay. Do you got your driver's license insurance on the vehicle? >> My driver's license and my insurance. The reason I stopped the vehicle is the registration's almost been expired for about a year now. Were you aware of that? >> No, I haven't been aware, but I've been trying to get this mug. >> Could you go ahead and hand me that plastic bag that looked like a little bit of weed in there and your purse, ma'am? >> What about it? >> Just hand it to me real quick. >> Why? >> Because I saw it. That gives me probable cause. >> Probable cause for what? >> We can do this easy way or I'll work with you if you work with me. Okay. Is that all it is? Thank you. You got your driver's license and insurance on the vehicle? Can >> I see your ID real quick? And do you have insurance on it, ma'am? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Show. >> You want Do do you have an app or anything on your phone by chance? >> No. >> Said no. >> Do me a favor. Whenever you find it, just give me a thumbs up and I'll come and check it out. Okay. >> Her constant phone use wasn't just a habit. It was a way of creating a virtual witness trying to put psychological pressure on the officer. But instead of protecting herself, it only made things more tense. Within minutes, that little strategy was clearly exposed. >> Okay. That's been expired for over a year. Do you have anything? >> No, that's that's a old one, but it's the same thing. I just >> Can you pull up a Geico uh app on your policy or uh policy on your phone or anything? >> No, it's through my mom. My mom is on the phone. >> See if she could get you a copy of it and send it to you. I I don't uh the original copy the new copy is at home, but you can still run it and it's up to date. >> You're supposed to have a valid card on your account. >> I don't. >> Is your mom looking for a valid one? >> Huh? >> Is your mother looking for a valid insurance card by chance? >> No. My mom. Mom, send it to me. >> Hang tight. I'll be back with you in a sec. Let me know if you find one, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Because in the state of Illinois, even though it's legal recreationally, it still has to be an odor odorless sealed. >> It is odorless. >> No, it is not. I saw it though. >> You saw it, but you >> Yeah, that's called probable cause. It's still illegal to possess it. And if you're gonna have in the state of Illinois, it has to be in uh the container you get it from in the dispensary. It has to be sealed still and odorless and childproof. >> So, I'm not a child. Ain't nobody in it. >> It doesn't matter. By state statute, you have to it has to be in the sealed container. >> Just take it. >> Yeah. It's being seized at this point. >> Once her lies had nowhere left to hide, she switched tactics and went after the process itself. Instead of owning her mistake, she challenged the officer's authority. That's a classic reflex of someone who's lost control and is desperately trying to grab it back. >> For what? >> Because I am allowed to direct you to step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> But what what is the purpose? >> Because you're going to be placed under arrest for driving on a suspended driver's license. >> How? >> Your license is suspended. I'll explain that all out of the vehicle. Come on. Come on, ma'am. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. I'm not trying to get you idiotic charges. Just step out. >> I'm getting arrested for >> I'm getting arrested for a license suspension. Sir, >> step out of the vehicle. I am. Come on. Let's go. You don't have to touch. >> Well, then step out. >> I am. >> Are you trying to get obstruction charges? Then step out. >> You told me to do something. >> Then step out. >> You just told me to do something. >> Gilbert, I am trying to work with you as much as I possibly can. >> You just told me to do something, right? I'm He just told me to do something. You need You need to step out. >> Just step out of the vehicle. >> Go ahead and set your phones up on top of the vehicle. >> You just told me to do so. >> Set your phones on top of the vehicle. for you. Mom, >> I'm trying to work with you as much as I possibly can, >> Miss Gilbert. >> Hold on. I'm f too relax. Let go. Let go. Let go. Relax. You're going to make this. Let go. No. You You making You making it. I'm not because he putting his hands on me. You just told me to do something. I can't even do it. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> This This You're being placed under arrest. You're not being detained. >> I'm saying under arrest. So they don't get broke. So they don't get broke. I cannot do that. Look, look, I will relax if you if you just don't let go. You're not going anywhere. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> You're going to promise. >> Relax. >> No. No. That's disrespectful. Y'all can't detain me. >> You're not being detained. You're being placed under arrest. >> She accused others of being disrespectful to cover up the fact that she was the one breaking the law. When arrogance finally ran into reality, order was restored. But the loud outbursts that followed only left embarrassment behind. No real sign of remorse at all. >> Relax. >> Damn. Why you bending my finger? >> Relax. >> Well, tell him to let go my finger. >> You need to relax so we can get the handcuffs on you. >> Without you damn grabbing my finger like that. >> M. Is there anything else? >> Shut my door, please. >> Anything on you I need to know about? Anything? >> Shut my door, please. Yeah. Thank you, >> dude. We'll shut your door, man. Is there anything you need? >> Yes, I need my turn. >> Don't keep walking towards the car. >> Shut my door. >> All right. All right. They not shutting my door. That's why we're not going to leave your car. Clearly, >> then why are you grabbing me like this? I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> LET ME GO. DON'T LET ME GO. >> WHAT'S IN HIS POCKET? >> CUZ IT HURTS. >> RELAX. >> Then let me go. You I can't relax if you holding me like this. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Let me go. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Okay, LET ME GO. I GOT IT. DAMN. >> GET IN the vehicle. >> That's what I'm saying. That's why I don't like police officers. This is exactly why THEY TREAT Y'ALL THE WAY THEY TREAT Y'ALL. >> Cuz you can't listen to >> No, cuz you disrespectful. You can't listen to >> I asked you POLITE NUMEROUS TIMES. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. >> NO, you did not. How you going to tell somebody that you direct a >> You tell them I got her in custody. >> And while I'm getting her She's getting her ID out. She pulls a bag of weed out of her purse. Registration's been expired almost a year. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's why I stopped her. Okay. Insurance cards have been expired for over a year. >> Is it suspended for mandatory? >> Nope. It's a third plate. She just does has it suspended on Missouri. >> She suspended out of Missouri. >> I can still ride her on the suspended, can't I? >> Oh, absolutely. Yeah. >> You can write the plate suspended. She's suspended. >> No, the plate's not suspended. It's just expire. >> I mean, you can write her You can write her ticket for registration expired. >> She's suspended. There's a ticket. Driver in possession of adult use. Yeah. >> [ __ ] splitting. >> Should get her for obstruction, too, or resisting. I don't want to deal with it. >> You got enough air back there. >> You want the air on? >> Okay. Even at the end, she still didn't understand that it wasn't the police who put the handcuffs on her. It was her own arrogance and irresponsibility. She was taken to jail and charged with improper possession of marijuana in a vehicle, resisting arrest, driving on a suspended license, and using an expired plate that had been overdue for more than a year. So, what do you think about her attitude? Is 22 still too young to learn accountability, or old enough to know better? One illusion had just collapsed, [music] and another was already lining up to cause trouble on the road. On May 5th, 2025, an officer with the Shorewood Hills Police Department stopped a black Volkswagen for speeding and driving into a restricted lane. What should have been a routine traffic stop quickly turned into a rare chain of events where every small choice led to unexpected consequences. >> Hi, I'm also manager Shore Hills Police Department. The reason for the contact today is a couple reasons. One is just speed on university way too fast. And then the other reason is when you went through this road, the road is closed. You can't go through there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Any reason for that? >> Um, well, so my heart my house is like right over there. >> Yeah. Okay, I got you. Do you have your license on you? >> I do. >> Okay. Um, where's my flashlight? Can I just look at your eyes quickly? >> I do. >> You uh when's the last time you smoked? You said 5 hours ago. >> Uh about 7 hours ago. >> Okay. So, what time was that at? >> I'm sorry. I have um pink eyeliner on. >> Oh, okay. >> So, it might look like I'm high, but I'm not high. >> Um I would say like >> And nothing to drink at all today. >> No. >> No alcohol. How old are you? >> I'm 18. >> 18. >> How much weed do you smoke typically? >> Uh I smoke on a daily. I was actually just going to smoke. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Um >> but I have not smoked any weed today. Okay, I got you. Does he typically have the weed or do you have the weed? >> I have the weed. >> You have the weed. Okay. Where's the weed at? >> He doesn't smoke. He doesn't smoke. >> Where's the weed at right now? >> Um, I don't have any right now. >> You don't have any on you right now? >> Any issues with me searching your car? >> Xray Parkway. I mean, what would >> So, legally, I can based off of what you're telling me and I could I can smell the odor marijuana coming from your vehicle, >> but what would be the issue with >> with what? >> With searching my car. >> I was just asking if you had any issues with it. >> Um, kind of. Yeah, I have. >> Um, so I'm going to search your car in just a second. My partner's just going to tell boyfriend or just friend. >> Uh, that's like a friend. >> Friend. Okay. I didn't I didn't want to I didn't know how his relationship to you or anything. >> Like we could just search my car though because >> Yes. With the older weed and then you had smoking in your car, that's probably cause to search in your vehicle. >> Okay. >> Yes. And when you're over there, you're traveling through the village of Shwood Hills. >> Huh. >> On that that portion of University Avenue is the village of Shwood Hills. >> Okay. So, >> are you a part of >> I'm the village of Shwood Hills. Yes. So, plus while deputy ted She wasn't just trying to distract the officer. She was talking herself into staying in control. In her mind, the story mattered more than the truth. But the police don't read makeup or excuses. They rid physical reactions that can't be faked. >> Well, I was refusing to stay there. >> Okay. How much you had drink tonight? >> Drink? >> Yeah. >> I had nothing to drink. >> Okay. I I don't believe that right now at all. How much have you actually had a drink? >> I have nothing to drink. >> Nothing at all. >> I smoked >> 7 hours ago. >> 7 hours ago. That's That's the only thing. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Okay. If there are no questions, you may begin. Count low, please. >> Stepped off. Missed. Used arms. >> Stepped off. >> We're in contact with >> um this last thing I want to do is just a preliminary breath test. Are you willing to provide a sample? >> For PBT? >> No. No. Not your PBT. No, no. A PBT. >> You want to provide a sample? >> Yes. >> Oh. >> Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Perfect. >> Okay. So, you had drink today. >> Can't see. >> Says 4.41. >> Okay. >> So, what have you had to drink tonight? Um earlier today I had uh one of those like four locos. >> Okay. >> So basically one because I split two of them with my friend. >> Gotcha. Did he drink at all? >> No. >> Okay. I gotcha. Um well bas >> I want to make it very clear like he was not drinking at all with me. >> Was he trying to get you not to drive? He was trying to come to Hoy with me because we were going to come smoke. >> A 0.41 BAC is severe alcohol intoxication. The fact that she could still speak clearly showed a dangerous biological tolerance to alcohol. Signs of long-term abuse. Even at just 18 years old, when her sober mask finally fell, she didn't face the consequences. She reached for her mother to shield her. >> Here, he'll find it. He can go look. He can look through your vehicle. He'll find it. Okay. We're going to go back. >> Are you sure that he's going to get it? >> Yeah. He's a smart He's a smart guy. >> We're going to go to the left. Left. >> How much? >> Just the phone. >> Uh in the >> Have I been compliant? >> Yeah, you've been fine. >> Okay. Fine. >> Yeah. Hope as well cuz like I'm not going back to jail. They treat you like a [ __ ] dog. I can't. >> What? >> They treat me like a dog. I can't. I don't know why I was only in there for like a couple hours, but they treated me like a dog. >> Orange bush. >> All right. >> I have your phone, too. We're going to go in and everything. >> Yes. I'm going to pull the shirt up over you. Give me a second here. Okay. Face face that way. Okay. Do you want me to zip this up for you? >> We're going in like a little bit like my shoulders or something. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You have my phone. >> I have your phone. Yes, I have your phone. No. Take a seat. And then here's your phone. Try to find a respon. You got to find a responsible party who is over the age of 18. And that can they can come pick you up from here or they live close. I can drive you. Preferably, they'll have them come pick you up. Good. You got >> No. >> No. >> He didn't want Who was that? >> That's my friend. >> The The friend that was with you. >> I think that we're okay right now. Like, no. >> No. The friend that was going to come pick you up? >> Yeah. She's coming pick me up, but like this is not okay. >> Oh, no. I I I know this isn't okay. I I don't care about that. I was just curious if your friend was coming to pick you up. >> Yeah, she's coming to pick me up. >> Good. What do they What is your friend's drive? >> Uh, I'm not sure. >> Okay, I'm going to close this. What? >> No, nothing. Okay, you're good. >> Um, I'm just going to back up so I'm not taking the ambulance and parked uh just on the curb right there. Okay. Okay. So, I got to read this to you. It's your pre-interrogation warning. Before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. You have been You have the right to remain silent. E say can and will be used up to you. All right. Why don't you come here? Okay. Um so your first ticket is going to be for the OWI operating while the influence. Okay. Uh you have an offshore court date August 11, 2025. Yep. 61 August 11, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. at the Village Troy Hills Mun. >> Being released should have been a wakeup call. Instead, she thought she was fine. Minutes later, she was back behind the wheel like nothing had happened. Rather than learning her lesson, she turned the officer's kindness into proof. at least in her mind that she'd always get a pass. driving. >> Um, I'm leaving my friend like just around >> you can't you can't be driving. >> I can't >> No, I at least you're a responsible party. You can't drive for the next 12 hours. >> Okay. I'm >> Yeah, you're around if I can stay here. >> I'm leaving my friend like just around the corner if she can pick me up. >> Okay. Do you get Let me see ID again. >> So, why after I just arrested you for OWI do you think it would been a good idea to drive? because I was meaning like just around the corner. >> Okay. Not scared of 0 to 10. Zero being sober. 10 be the most impaired you ever been. What would you put yourself at? >> I would put myself at like a two. >> A two. Okay, I got you. Um, >> this stuff is like really traumatizing for me. >> I Well, I mean, you're putting everyone else on the road at risk. I I I gave you I I released I released you bas Hold up. Stop. Stop. Stop. Based off of what I saw prior to me, prior to that, you were and you blew a 04. All right. Why don't you stand right there? Face me this way. First I'm going to do is look at your eyes. Your eyes only. Keep your head still. Okay. So, I'm going to look at your eyes. Keep your head still. Follow. Tip my finger. You see my finger right there? >> Your eyes. Eyes only. Keep your head still. Okay. Do you have any questions? >> All right. Like that? Yes. Stay in that position. Do not move from it. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps walking down this line. After >> Nope. Your first step will be one. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps walking down the line. After your nine step, you're going to place that front foot on the ground. Take a series of small steps. Turn around. Taking nine heel toe steps walking back down. 62 61 60 59 50 8 57 56 57 57. I couldn't I can't hear you. >> Oh, I'm sorry. 57 56 >> and blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. Stop. >> If you had a guess if you're above or below 008, what would you say you're at? >> Um, you said 008.08.05. >> You think you're at 0.05? Mhm. You're at 32. >> Her last chance slipped away. No more phone calls, no more compromises. The second arrest happened in silence. 0.32 BAC. Still dangerously high even after dropping. With every illusion shattered, she was taken straight to the station, ending a streak of bad decisions. >> 12 hours. Yes. >> It'd be kind of dumb if I released you a responsible party and you couldn't even do that the first time, >> right? All right, I gave you a chance. >> 12 hours is like >> 12 hours. So 12 hours from right now. >> All right. >> Hold up. Right there. >> Turn up. >> We'll grab your We'll grab your phone and your uh keys. Okay. >> Can I Do you guys have like custody of my phone so I can >> Yes. We're going to give you based off my training experience. I'm saying otherwise, ma'am. >> Okay. I don't know how like >> and I didn't scream. I didn't scream. >> I guess I guess >> how like >> I only I only drink What was your question? >> Well, there's there's programs out there. So [music] if if there's like if you have like a issue like drinking like there's programs to help you like right now it's within I first met you literally I think 2 hours ago and you're >> I don't have a drinking problem. I >> I just saying that there's help out there. There's programs out there to help you. There's education >> program. >> Officers later discovered this wasn't her first mistake as a so-called good kid. She had a prior record for shoplifting alcohol, Tito's [music] vodka, the year before. This time, she faced charges for OWI, speeding, and violating probation. If convicted, she could be looking at up to $5,000 in fines, up to 12 months of probation, and a license suspension of up to one year. As alcohol dragged a young life into handcuffs, another wave of chaos was already building, this time at McDonald's. On November 10th, 2024, police were dispatched to a McDonald's after [music] a group of six people refused to leave and kept causing a disturbance. As words spun out of control and attitudes escalated, an ordinary situation slowly turned into a lesson about the limits of patience. >> How you doing? >> Hey. >> Um, I want to talk to her. She had most >> Okay. Which one? The one in the purple shirt? >> Yes, sir. >> Can you come out here with us? Are they still here inside? >> Uh, no. They're not inside. They were in that SUV. Are they in this one? >> Oh, hang on. Is this the SUV? >> Yeah. >> Is that them? >> Who Who were they? >> She had an orange shirt. So, yeah, they probably waiting on police. So, they probably have somebody in here with behind the counter. >> I think they were with one of the guys. They still in here. >> Okay. >> So, they went behind the counter, though, cuz they were yelling and screaming. >> You want them trespass? >> Are you the manager? >> I'm departing manager. That's >> I'm on shift right now. Okay. I'll just need somebody's ID. Okay. >> What happened? >> I don't know. I was trying to get some food. >> Okay. Where's everybody else at? >> Wrong car. >> You sure? >> Positive. >> They said a female in an orange shirt. >> Well, go check in there and see if it's another female in an arm shirt in car. Wrong car. Why are you walking up? >> It's a lot going on. >> Is there a reason you're being hostile for me? >> I'm not hostile. I'm sitting down. What are you talking about? hostile. >> This is me. >> What happened inside the McDonald's? >> Ma'am. >> Yeah, when I just told you. Shut the >> Hey, shut be quiet for me. I >> don't give a [ __ ] >> Whoa. >> He's tripping. >> Yeah. Whoa. I control my women. Yeah. >> Whoa. >> How old are you? >> Whoa. Don't worry. >> Are you an adult? [laughter] Wrong question. Are you adult? >> Are you an adult? >> Can I talk to you? Don't yell at me. >> I'm not yelling. I can do whatever you want to do. Don't tell me what to do. >> Not my mama nor my daddy. Get your ugly ass away from me. Ugly as [ __ ] up my fans. Can I come around here? I want talk to all three of y'all. I'm telling you. >> Yeah, I'm like that. >> Yeah, I'm one of him. >> Go stand on the sidewalk. Okay. >> Gabby, do you on you? >> No, I don't. But I'm talking to >> Come on over here. >> What's What's his problem? >> He's >> Look, he's bipolar. >> I can tell. >> Okay. Please don't listen to him right now. >> Well, hang on. Come on over here and talk to me. >> Of course. So I respect all your >> which one was if you were calling behind the counter. >> Okay. Nobody was behind the counter. >> The disrespect showed up from the very first second wrapped in a layer of misplaced confidence. Then the word bipolar was thrown out like a shield. But once the excuses fell apart, what stood out most was the hunger for control. The real motive behind his behavior. >> Clowns came out and were being abrupt. >> From everybody that was involved cuz they want you guys involved. I'm trying to tell you what just happened. I don't know what they're talking about. >> They want you guys trespass. So, I needed your eyes IDs. >> You still not You trying to Can you just understand what I'm saying, sir? I was not involved with anything. Something just happened. She just kicked me out for no reason. The the other guy went in there that works there, a manager, he just said, "I can order my food." Everything was cool. >> She was in there, you feel me? Everything was cool. And now she just all of a sudden >> So then why are they kicking you guys out if you are you with this car? >> Exact. This is my car, but I'm not involved. I didn't do nothing. I didn't say nothing at all. You can check the camera. I didn't say nothing. I wasn't in there when nothing happened. When something happened, I walked inside. Something was going on. I didn't know nothing. I didn't say nothing. I walked back out here and then I came back inside. That's it. I didn't say nothing to nobody. I didn't do nothing. I didn't >> So, who was in there causing problems? >> I don't know, sir. I just told you I walked in after the fact. >> But yeah, she started tripping like real deal tripping trying to kick us out and selling us. >> Who was the one that tried to go behind the counter? act like they're gonna go by in the counter. >> Hey Rachel, get in the car. They just said we got to leave or they're afraid to take us to jail. Get in the car. >> Don't touch her though. Don't Don't grab on, >> man. I can grab on my >> Have some I don't care who she is to you. >> Talking about you can't tell me what to grab on. >> I certainly ass and now you see me still grab my what? >> Grab your what? >> Oh, okay. [ __ ] you talking about. You heard me. You heard me. That's how you ask what? I'm leaving right now. I'm leaving right now. Your ugly ass I'm leaving right now. You see me get in the car. Stop talking to me. >> Twin. Twin. Come on. So we can slide. >> Twin. Come on SO WE CAN SLIDE. >> NO, I HEAR YOU. But you doing too much, man. >> Let's just slide. >> Get [laughter] you, >> man. All right. I'm going to walk up. I'm gonna walk home. >> His aggression didn't come from strength. It came from feeding off the fear of people around him. That's the classic bully pattern. Not mental illness. Just the result of growing up without clear boundaries, discipline, or direction. >> [ __ ] you talking. >> THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. WHOLE ASS. >> Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. Let me >> Who's driving home? >> I'm driving. This is my beautiful ID. Huh? >> You have your ID? >> No, I don't have my Okay. Okay. ass. >> I'm not trying to do all that extra [ __ ] >> You wear that [ __ ] every day. >> And you're going to jail. >> I won't go to jail. >> Get your broke out of here. >> [ __ ] you. Don't >> keep going. He trying to talk [ __ ] Just leave you. He trying to He trying to boot you up. Leave it alone, bro. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Huh? >> You have your ID on you, sir? >> Okay. So, you can't drive ID? >> I can't drive, sir. I I just got my [ __ ] >> So, you have a driver's license? Huh? >> You have a driver's license? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Can we get your name real quick? >> As soon as we can get you guys information. >> You know his name. I just No, I don't know his name. Write down your name. Yes, sir. >> No, cuz I really want to >> I know he told me. I know. I want to disturb him though cuz y'all y'all keep talking to him and pissed me off. >> You was not trying to come in tonight. I can tell >> I'm on over time. [laughter] >> You tired as [ __ ] >> Remember that I walked in after the fact trying to order >> my sister's food and you know. >> So, you didn't see anybody go behind the counter? I wasn't in there for that. I don't know what's going on. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Well, I just I don't want to have to get them to get the camera footage and be >> No, you got to do it. You going You going to see the >> You don't know what's going on. What the [ __ ] >> You kicked me out for no reason. The uh the other McDonald's worker was going to get me. All right. Do you have your ID on you, sir? [laughter] >> Sir, do you have your ID on you? >> They're trespassing you guys. So, we need to identify. >> You got nothing to do with this. I was talking about a part of that. >> You ain't got nothing to do. I was not like that. You're not a part of this or nothing like that. >> All right, dude. Do me a favor. Just walk away so I can talk to your buddy over here. Okay, >> I'm talking to my brother. I know. I'm talking. >> Come on, man. Come on over. I just need to talk to you real quick. >> The woman in the orange uniform was doing her job trying to calm things down, but not everyone wants help. When people get used to privilege, they forget that the law has firm limits. Everyone wanted him out of trouble except him. >> All I really really care about I really apologize. What's your name? >> Officer step. >> Officer step. >> Yeah. S T E P. What's your name? >> D. What is it? >> Okay. I really appreciate y'all. >> What's his name? >> Um, his name is Amari. He's bipolar though. He's bipolar. >> I don't know. We haven't even gotten to 43. >> I don't think he gave him yet. Steph was talking to him as being a complete debil. >> He's already been trespassed per step. So, he's going to jail. >> Tell me his last name. >> I know, but he's bipolar. >> Look at me. What's his last name? >> Um, I look, sir, >> we need to tweet what his last name is. Okay, don't act. >> He's not talking to me. Come here. >> 256 confirming you already trust Boston. Right. >> I'm not going to run. I'm not going to make you run. You ain't got to go out there. >> I'm not You know the back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Quit [ __ ] around. >> What am I doing, Sam? What am I doing? >> What am I doing besides getting my people so I can go home? >> Bro, what? >> Hey, stay back. It's last warning. Can you move one more step? You're going to jail, too. >> Try me. Go ahead. See what happens, >> man. Just chill. Let them do what the they got to do. If y'all going to have my [ __ ] come with me, I'm going to be right here on the floor. Shut the [ __ ] up. All y'all are dumb as [ __ ] >> Roll on your side so he can breathe. Yes, sir. >> You got anything on you? >> No. I ain't got nothing going on in my pocket. I give you consent. >> Go back. >> No. Go back with your buddy. You're going to go in handcuffs. >> No. No. You look Go over there or you're going to go in handcuffs? >> When am I going to get a handcuff first? We're trying to deal with them and you're walking up on us. You need to go back over your body right now. >> Over. Look, he has >> You have 10 seconds, >> sir. Go over there or you got to go to jail. >> When his body started giving out, he clung to numbers. His paycheck became his last shout to hold on to a sense of superiority. But once the handcuffs clicked shut, money meant nothing. Here, cash doesn't lift anyone above the law or basic decency. >> No. >> What the What you mean? Why? >> It's going to the jail. >> Exactly. I'm going to the jail, ain't I? >> Ken, is this yours? >> So, put it in my pocket. >> He has ar >> He hasn't been resisting anything. He hasn't been under arrest for anything. Where are y'all putting him under? >> We told him that he was trespassing on the property and deleted >> and he got off the >> And then he came back on [laughter] THE PROPERTY. I WOULDN'T BE IN COLOR. >> Shut the up. Oh, I'm already going to jail. You won't get no respect for me. You want your ass back for me? For what? It's freedom of speech. I say what the I want. >> Shut up. >> You shut up, ugly ass cracker. You shut up. >> Get a haircut. >> You shut up, [ __ ] You get a haircut. >> Get a job. >> Nasty ass guy. I GOT A JOB. YOU THOUGHT >> YOU GOT [ __ ] >> YOU THOUGHT I WAS IN THE STREETS. >> You thought I was in the streets. >> I made more money than you. You make an hour. You get paid salary, don't it? >> I get paid by an hour. >> How much you Where does this fool work? >> How much you make an hour? >> Where does he work? How do I have a job? hour. How about your broke ass make an hour? >> He don't have a job. >> You broke as [ __ ] >> Can if you get broke as your phone, >> right? >> No. My phone back there. Why you grab me like I'm >> Where am I going to run with handcuffs on my back? >> It's all good. >> Right. >> Yes, I am. YOU DUMB ASS. YES, I AM. DUMB ASS [ __ ] YES, I AM. >> GOODBYE. LEAVE. >> You dumb as YOU DUMB ASS [ __ ] >> I CAN'T GET BACK OUT OF DUMB ASS [ __ ] I TOLD YOU TO LEAVE. I told you to leave. You still trying TO SIT UP TALKING. >> I TOLD YOU TO LEAVE. OH, THAT [ __ ] RIGHT THERE. YO, shut the up talking to me, bro. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Talk to me. Watch your head. YOU AIN'T GOING BACK HERE. Why is he getting arrested if he has a ride home? >> He was trespassed. You told him to leave. >> He walked away and then walked back twice. >> It's on body camera. He put himself in that position. >> And the way he's talking to you, >> I wouldn't put up with it. You seem like a very respectable young lady. So that's all I'm going to say. But you do have to leave because you're trespassed as well. >> All right. Okay, >> y'all. >> So, I don't know if you're riding with them. It looks like they're about to leave. >> I really understand. >> Okay. >> Okay. I really understand which y where y'all are coming from, but he has arrived with us. He couldn't just leave us. >> So, he's getting took him to >> He did it to himself. He is. He's an adult. He did it to himself. >> In the end, he was taken to jail and faced charges for trespassing after warning, disorderly conduct while intoxicated, and resisting an officer. The court found him guilty of trespassing. The other charges were dropped by prosecutors, but the stain of losing control remains forever [music] on the body cam. After terrorizing the staff, the spotlight shifted, this time to a female driver who wanted to leave, and the law said no. On August 1st, 2025, a traffic collision forced police to respond urgently. Witnesses reported that the female driver had been acting strangely before the crash. What followed turned the scene into a slow reveal of one bad decision after another. >> What happened? >> She ran the red light. >> Did she hit you or what's up? >> What car was it? >> What car was it? >> What car was it? >> Was it that right there or carative? It's going to be two vehicles. I'll be in a second. Uh, just over here. >> I'm calling 911 right now. She gets >> Thank you. >> Where's the driver? Who's the driver? >> She's the driver. >> You're the driver? >> Yeah, we just came over here. >> Are you the driver? >> Are you the only one in the car? >> Yes. >> I'm just going to give them my insurance and my home is right there. >> Okay. Well, that's not happening right now. Okay. >> Yes, that is. No, it's not. You want to bet? >> Would you like me to finding? >> I'm not trying to. >> And I'm not playing with you either. All right. >> You're not going anywhere. >> Hey, what's the damage on? Did she hit you on this side? >> No, it was this side. >> And I can't believe she ran a red line. >> So, what way were you going? >> Um, I was going straight. Okay. But >> you need my insurance. >> Is that what eastbound or westbound? Um, westbound. >> That's eastbound. >> Oh, I'm in eastbound. >> Eastbound. Eastbound. >> And then she, where was she going? >> She's going straight. >> Okay. Towards us. >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you get his back? Okay. >> The crash had barely happened. There was no time yet for a victim narrative. She jumped straight into the role of the one in charge. When her sense of control was threatened, she quickly wrapped herself in the language of the law, using it as a thin shield against the truth. Closing in. >> I need to find my phone. video possibly in this back. >> Good. >> You know what? I do not consent for a search. >> I'm not searching. I'm looking for your phone. >> No. >> Hey, don't touch it. >> I don't consent. I do not consent. >> You're not going to have this right now. So, step back away from me right now. Okay. >> No, I do not consent for any of the searches without my attorney. So, we're not searching anything, right? He was >> You're not searching. I for him. Yes. But now I disregard. Disregard. >> So then no phone. >> The person who I hit, who did I hit? Who did I hit? Who did I hit? So I can give them my insurance. This does not need to be a big deal. >> Are they okay? Yeah. >> Ma'am, you have no idea to be looking in there. >> You can look plain view. >> No. >> Now you're No, no. You have no idea to be looking in that. >> So, first off, you're not going to be touching me, right? >> I did not get consent. >> So, now you're under arrest. The battery on the police officer. >> I'm just trying to get to my job. killed them. I know that. >> I know that. >> Stories. >> Literally, if that was me, >> we had anything. >> I need you to be careful. Please >> look at all the you've done. >> That was a truck. That would have been >> I would have been >> I would have been splattered on >> claims of innocence stopped holding up, she shifted gears and attacked the process itself. This wasn't about justice. It was about protecting a shaken ego after the collision. A familiar reflex from someone who had just lost control and couldn't accept it. >> I deserve a phone contact. >> That is against your >> That is against the law. >> No. >> Did you check over here? There's something in our pockets. >> What is your badge number? >> Motorcycle. Okay, chill. >> You could have killed me. I deserve rights and I'm sorry. >> Oh yeah. >> She just reach. >> [ __ ] me, dude. >> I'm sorry. >> Why are you driving? >> I don't know. My parents saw me. >> That's You're going to take her over to them. >> I don't know who to contact. You have a sit down while they evaluate your >> can have a seat right here while the paramedics take a look at you. >> Okay, ma'am. >> I'm a paramedic and nothing with that. Okay. I'm just trying to make sure you're okay. >> Okay. Well, then I need you to answer my question >> and I need you to answer my question. >> Yeah, I got mad because you're disrespectful towards what I do. know is located in >> our lives trying to escalate the situation over >> which she far away but she did >> I'm so >> huh we >> it was directed I think whoever Was there right there? It was handers and then >> uh just try it with basically just >> the humiliation of being arrested spilled over into hostility toward everyone around her. Her stubbornness peaked when she ignored the fact that the vehicle was now criminal evidence. Meanwhile, the officer's professionalism and restraint were treated not as fairness but as weakness to exploit. >> And then you were able to get their insurance and everything. I just ate their policy number. So he said his mom was sending it to you. Okay. >> Is there a PC out? >> I can search my car. Officer. >> It is still my car. >> No. >> I do not give you permission to sit to see or search. >> Okay. >> Sit down on the curb. >> I know my rights. Would you like to talk to my authorities? >> Okay. So I know your rights too. right now and I'm told you to sit down on the curb. Okay. Is >> that it? Is that the only patient you have? >> Yeah. The other two said they didn't need any fac. >> Uh to my knowledge, this is true. >> To double check, you don't need to get checked by medical. Good. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Cuz this one was >> Did you Did you smell anything? >> Did you smell anything? >> I don't think. But there's obviously something. >> I got a small whiff of something, but it wasn't It was super like mild. >> Okay. But you declined their services, so there shouldn't be any vote for that. Okay. I just want to help. >> Okay. >> Can you have a seat again for me? And I don't want you to get her. >> Am I being detained? >> You're under arrest right now. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No, I refuse. >> You can't. >> Yes, I can. >> I refuse. >> She was ultimately taken to jail and faced serious charges. Assault on an officer, aggravated DUI, and criminal property damage. If convicted, she could be looking at up to $5,000 in fines, up to 60 days in jail, 18 months of probation, and a driver's license suspension of up to one year. Before the wreckage had even cooled, one reckless move set the stage for the next lesson. This time, a thief learning the hard price of a bad gamble. On June 21st, 2024 in West Palm Beach, a forgotten bag in an Airbnb lobby suddenly became a test of honesty. When a woman known as the friendly neighbor chose to keep $900, the story slowly revealed some unexpected and uncomfortable truths. >> So, just just so you're aware too, I obviously she wants the money back. So, you mentioned she's still on the property or you don't know. >> She is in the property. >> Okay. >> Yes. Is there apartment? Let me see. Apartment 306. >> 306. Okay. >> Thank you. >> This is a picture of her. Okay. >> What do you want to see? The the day that she >> girl when she was taking the >> Yes. You can show me that video and then I'll I'll give you an email to send it to me as well. >> Sure. Let me see. 15. >> Hello. Can you please come to the doors of West Palm Beach Police Department? [music] Hello. >> Hello. Anybody here? >> West Palm Beach Police. >> West Palm Beach Police Department. >> Okay. So, as we mentioned, your name is Katherine. Um, we did see the unknown, a black female on video taking your purse at 1:20 a.m. She left and then she returned it at 1:34 a.m. on the 20th of this month. >> Um, you mentioned that you were missing $900 when she when it was returned somewhere in between that time. Um, >> did you want to prosecute this female if you get your money back? Okay. If she returns the money, the full amount of the money, she won't place any charges. >> Okay. So, if you receive the $900, no charges. If you do not receive that, you want to press charges. >> Yes. Charlie. Instead of disappearing, the suspect returned the bag but kept the cash inside. It was her way of maintaining a moral mask. She didn't see herself as a thief. In her mind, she was just holding it for safekeeping and paying herself an unauthorized service fee. >> Hi, honey. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. How's it? >> Hi. >> Hi. So, um, want to talk for a minute? >> Sure. >> Can I come in? I need to 1400. Where are you from? >> I'm from Georgia. I was doing Airbnb. I'm sorry. I wasn't coming up against I'm sorry. I'm just scared cuz I have my dog and I don't know how to go. That's my car. >> No, I'm going to go in my car. I got to get some stuff out of my car. >> Okay, I'll open It's hot. >> Sorry. >> I'll open the windows cuz it is hot. All right. So, I'm required before you to make an I'm required before you make any statements that you have the following constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent, not answer any questions. Do you understand that? >> I I don't have anywhere to go. I don't have a place to live, right? I my apartment. I was supposed to move in with a friend of mine. It didn't work out. So, I've been staying at Airbnbs by the day. >> How'd you afford this one? It's $200 a night. Okay. So, >> so you So, this one you were able to afford? >> Yeah, it's 100, but for the week it's like $800 900. >> Okay. So, >> so you stayed for one night, right? >> Well, you paid for one night originally. >> Yes. >> Okay. And when did you check in? >> Yesterday. >> Okay. >> But I think but I've been here >> um the week before and before that >> and so um I've been working it's been really slow. What do you do for work? >> I baron. >> Okay. >> I'm all stuff. >> She claimed that hard times gave her the right to dip into someone else's property to support her lifestyle. [music] Playing the victim, she tried to stir up sympathy, but her ability to afford an expensive apartment quickly exposed the act. >> Okay. >> Yeah. No. So, I bought it up and it had some money in it. >> Had a lot of money in it, right? >> A lot. >> It had It had a good amount of money in it. >> Do you know the >> Yeah, I do. I can say it was $1,000. So >> So when I went upstairs, you gave me some money that was in the room. That's >> No, >> not even 200. >> I I didn't grab all of it. Sorry. But um >> Did you spend any of the money that you took? >> No, I spent any of it. Um but I I was actually before you got here, I was going to go to the date and I was going to go try to extend the room one more day. So, I was actually >> Do you have Okay, so >> he's still getting more is what I'm saying. I was just said I don't. Sorry. >> Did you know who the bag belonged to? >> No, I don't know. >> We learned this as a child, right? Don't take what's not ours. Don't steal. This is >> kindergarten lessons that we and I I do it. >> Okay. Um, >> how much? >> So, like I said, you gave me I think a little less than $200 over there. >> Over to um I probably didn't grab You know what I'm saying? I probably didn't grab all from upstairs to >> Are you able to give back all the money that was taken from that bag? >> Yes, I can give >> now. >> You have the money upstairs that would account for 100% of the money taken. >> I worked yesterday. We'll give it one. >> I'm too scared because I right now >> this is a lot to >> No, right now I have I have um my dog upstairs. I'm sorry. >> One thing at a time. Okay. >> She wore poverty like a costume, hoping it would buy her mercy. A few simple questions were enough to tear that story apart. When logic stopped working, she switched to emotion. Tears flowed, turning the scene into a dramatic, over-the-top goodbye performance. >> Have $900 to give them to return to the victim. >> No. No. Not if or maybe. Do you have $900 total to give back to the victim that you stole from? Not to the bank. Do you have the money here? We're not doing errands to get money. Do you have $900 in your room to give back the victim? >> Okay. >> So, that symbia, that's a problem. >> I'm sorry, but I I won't give it back. I I I'm going to lose my dog. >> You're not going to lose your dog if you get arrested. Your dog will go to animal control. When you get released from the jail, you go pick up your dog. I let animal control who you know who the owner is. And they and they only they don't give the dog away to anybody. They don't give it up to anybody. They hold the dog for you. We've I've done this many times. I I I'm talking to her. So, >> okay. >> She has some money on her. She didn't have the full 900. >> Okay. >> She's not able to get it right now. She said she has it at the bank and it's that which >> who knows. Um are you looking to press charges against her? Okay. >> Yes. Is if I have all all the money? >> Yeah. She said I can retire the >> She said she can get the money, >> but I I can't tell you that that would be definite where she's going to get it or how long she's going to get it. I'm being honest. So, what what would happen is she would be Are you You're international. Yeah, I'm leaving Venezuela on Monday. >> Yes, too. >> Okay. >> So, I don't >> And she and she admitted >> what she confess. >> So, what we what would happen is if you want to press charges, she'll be arrested. >> Um, go through the courts. She'll see the judge today, Saturday. So, I'll probably see the judge on Monday. >> If it's I'll I'll I'm going to get more information from you for international contact so that I don't know if I don't know. Venezuela. >> Is this like >> is this like a holiday where you're going in all? >> Yeah, she is. We were inviting but by phone and email. You're >> Yeah, I I can give you my email. >> She can give you her email and her >> also I can give you >> I'm not looking at you. I'm sorry. No, I'm looking past you. >> No, no, also I can give you my number of Venice number if you >> give me your email. >> Okay. K M Sorry. K A M K A M >> You want to write it? >> Yeah. Yeah. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I'm I'm a little bit >> nervous. >> Yeah. >> The victim agreed to drop the issue if the full $900 was returned, but the suspect could only scrape together a little over $300 from her wallet and car console. Still, she stalled, claiming the rest was in the bank, despite earlier saying she didn't even have an account. 100 20 40 60 80 180 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 200 300 301 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 >> 330 M >> season right now. It's just slow right now, but as I was saying, >> really it's slow right now. That place >> apparently look apparently it's all season. But yeah, I I worked today and I said I came back and she said now >> I gave I spoke to the victim there. >> I gave I really we really spoke to them too. They don't want their >> Listen, this is just >> this sucks. >> But listen, honestly, you should have done it and you know that. >> You're right. I know >> everyone hits the wall every now and then where you're just like what do I do in this situation? >> You're right. But there's ways to fix it and this isn't one of them obviously, >> right? >> I was discussing it with them pretty thoroughly about the options, but they're international travelers. They, >> you know, and they don't know you. They don't trust you. >> Well, Diana, you I think they have questions. Maybe >> she just told me that you guys know each other. >> Is it okay if your dog stays with her or do you want me to take it to to the shelter? What what do you guys do with the dog once? >> If if she if we should then going to hold the dog until you get out of jail. Usually 4 days. We It's It's a case by case basis. If you're not out by 4 days, you should call us and we'll work with you and we'll hold the dog for longer. But it is better. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with grand theft. Returning part of the money and the bag couldn't erase those first greedy moments. So, what do you think about the victim's offer? Is $900 worth trading for freedom when someone shows no real remorse? From a life-changing gamble in the interrogation room, the story shifts next to a sky-high mess fueled by alcohol. On July 22nd, 2025 at Fort Lauderdale airport, police were called after a passenger caused a disturbance at the Spirit Airlines ticket counter. Denied boarding due to intoxication, she chose to reject reality. And from that moment on, a clash between ego and the rules was set in motion. What? No, it is everybody. >> I'm not tired. I'm tired. I got to go. What's the other option? I just gave you I did. I had a conversation when I came here for the next I gave you two options. What I'm going to do is refund your ticket. Where did I have to go? Okay. No, this >> only reason that I'm so upset is because I got here at 12:00. Look, you want to know how it went? >> I got there. I went backind tell you why I'm so upset. Because I had to pay 185 extra for all the tickets. You hear me? Look, I'm not even 90. Look. So, this is why I'm so upset because they like, "Oh, when I got there the first time, they're like, "Oh, you got about um 2 hours advance." So, when I boost at 8:47 a.m., right, I got here and they and they still telling me the same thing. I don't like it. That's why I'm so upset because Spirit Airline told me that, "Hey, you can get there at 11:47 a.m. and they were going to let you check in." I checked in, right? I checked in at 8:47 a.m., right? The suspect insisted she'd been there since 8:47 a.m. Turning her own mistake into an accusation aimed at the airline. By stressing how much money she had lost, she built herself a moral mask. In her mind, financial loss translated into the right to be angry and to act out. >> Let's go. >> Somewhere else. >> Let's go. >> So, when is my money coming back to my car? >> 7 to 10 days. It's okay. You getting credited back to your >> miss. I don't have any money on my card. I already booked the flight for here. >> Yeah, I will. >> So when I when you give me the credit, I could use that for another flight. >> But listen to me. >> You saying it's taking 7 to 10 business days for the refund, right? >> So what? >> I'm going to get the whole 150 back. >> Yeah, you get the money back. Yeah. I'm going to get the one back. >> Yes, sir. I did back up. How much you want me to back up? >> We're going to need to exit the airport. You're going to have to go to the next terminal. We can fly. They say you cannot get understand >> your flight was cancel$12, right? >> Come on, let's go. >> So, I missed the first flight, right? >> And I booked. >> We need to exit. Oh, you're probably going to get a red. We don't want that. >> No, I don't want to get a rest. >> So, where can I book the flight? Because I had to get to somewhere else and book. But miss, why can't I butcher? >> You can't manhandle a female. >> So don't touch me though. >> You acting like a dog. >> Go to jail. >> I'm going to go to jail for you handling me like that. >> When someone loses control of their behavior, they often try to control the image and character of the people in front of them. Instead, her outrage wasn't rooted in real injustice, but in a sense of entitlement that was suddenly being challenged. >> Hey, I am asking you 15 times. >> Miss Mr. Walk away. Let's go. >> I was told I walked away. You heard it. >> Come on. Just put on. >> Why are you doing that? They walked away. >> If I walked away from the dead reason, I'm resting. >> Huh? >> All right. You have my bag, >> but I have the book on flight. >> No, I wasn't being aggressive or nothing. That's why I'm trying to figure out how you guys >> The problem is I booked a flight, right? >> I booked a flight for today, right? What you saying? >> So my problem to the death of >> But I'm letting y'all know I I booked the flight for Tinal >> when I was coming here. I came at >> I came at about 12:4 p.m. >> So, my problem is that they wasn't letting me get the flight because I was on some Huh? >> Earlier that same day, she had already been asked to leave an airport restaurant for similar disruptive behavior. Returning to the ticket counter afterwards showed she wasn't regulating her emotions. She was repeating the same conflict pattern over a short span of time. She told me I could come from my university. She told me to come. >> Okay. >> That's what I'm saying. >> You asked you to leave. >> Watch your leg. But you got to understand about $500 extra. >> Then you got a refund. >> No, I didn't. You understand? I didn't get a refund. I really didn't. You can look at my charm. What's your name? >> I'm not entirely not letting you know that I just paid $800 extra for a flight. You hear me? >> But do you hear me? >> I was on my plane. I'm playing on birthday. Imagine you paying $800 per >> Excuse me. I just had a question. >> What? >> I was upset because I didn't >> I understand you were upset, but the conversation was over. I'm going to ask you to leave. >> That's all. >> There's not much. >> I wanted to let you know that I'm still about to cry. That's all because look, I had this 200 Let me talk to you. Um, I'm not used to checking in early, so I checked in at um 12:00. Anything I need is going to broadb. Listen to me if any situation. Okay. >> What was the initial call? >> Well, initially she went to the man's restaurant. We were dealing. We asked to get her out. So, we got her out. She's getting married with us, but we got her out. >> When denial was no longer an option, she shifted to talking non-stop about money as if that would earn her sympathy. The reality was simpler. She was stopped because of an issue with her identification. Her date of birth didn't match. Not because anyone was targeting her, but because of procedure. >> Anyway, they started flagging us over and uh the three of us and I guess she was listening. She trying to tell Jess's telling you DB is not matching on their thing. That's where the tick counter. So we got back there start everything else trying to demand everything order everything. Then when Daisy kept trying to explain to her, she wanted this to Daisy. So Daisy said, "You know what? I can rebook you tomorrow or refund your money." She still was finally Daisy. You know what? I'm canceling the ticket, refunding you. which when you showed up was like >> she was intoxicated >> and the issue was over her name of birth because she went through TSA was not comper I hope to rebook her or give her a refund. She wouldn't um choose. So, I chose >> her flight into the future was cancelled. In its place came a ride straight to the Broward County Jail on a charge of disorderly conduct while intoxicated. She wasn't charged with trespassing as her aggression never crossed the threshold officers couldn't manage on scene. Still, the Legal Mark and Spirit Airlines [music] flight ban will stand as a lasting lesson about the dangers of entitlement thinking. On March 31st, 2025, a 911 call brought officers racing to a Burlington store. A janitor had stumbled on human remains in the restroom. The scene was locked down fast, unfolding into one of the most haunting investigations the town had ever seen. >> 911. [clears throat] What's the location of your emergency? >> The Burlington store at uh 4:30 How Avenue. >> And can you tell me what happened there? >> Sure. Um uh I went into the ladies room and we found that somebody had miscarriage miscarried there in our bathroom and so we have a fetus here and I didn't know what to do. I didn't know what to do. >> I I wasn't told anything. >> Okay. What happened is we went into a bathroom. >> Okay. >> And behind one of the toilets someone had miscarried. >> Okay. and put it all wrapped all up. And what I did is I just put it picked it up and put it in my office. >> Yeah, it's >> you need me to open it up. >> I guess I know it's a >> It looks like pieces. That's just a pen. That's a head right there. >> Yeah, this is the head. You can see an ear. A leg. That's a foot. Another foot pieces. >> Cuz it was all rolled up like that behind the toilet. >> Okay. >> And my cleaning lady pulled it out cuz it was all be it wasn't inside the toilet and she pulled it out and then she came. >> Is that like fist size, would you say? >> Yeah. Like maybe like a tennis ball. I mean, it's it's definitely I would say pre-turned. >> Yeah. >> Let me make a phone call. Couple phone calls. >> So, you're Are you the manager? >> I am the manager. >> Did you just clean your phone today? >> Yes. >> Is she here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. putting that in. >> I had I had I had another issue yesterday when someone decided to poop all the way through my store as we cleaned up. >> The manager may have meant well, but moving the remains compromised the scene. Abandoning a fetus in a public restroom screams of a mind in total crisis. The injury suggested a likely miscarriage, uncontrolled and unsafe, turning tragedy into trauma. So you you you found it. >> Okay. Um what time? >> That's her name, number. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Awesome. What time do you think you found it? >> It's not. >> I think it's 10:00. >> 10:00. Okay. >> Did you check it earlier this morning? >> Yeah. I looking not open. only looking. >> So I want to I want to start cleaning. I want to push on the >> So I say what is that heavy you know I want to open >> I want to surprise you know the I tell my boss. I said I don't know maybe it's the baby or the animal. I don't know what happened. I I didn't go in the restroom this morning. >> Um we did have two people go in the restroom. customers went in. >> Yeah. >> Um because we have to unlock it. >> Yeah. >> And but the way this was stuffed under there, no one said anything to us. Okay. So, >> it was kind of out of the way. >> Well, yeah. Well, here's >> So, yesterday at 2:30, we had somebody who didn't make it to the bathroom and pooped all through the store. So, I had to have somebody do hazmat here in the afternoon, but that was done by 5:30. So, you believe it was sometimes 5 >> between 5:30 and 10:00 a.m. >> And yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we do. And and I I I asked my assistant who was here. I can she can come and talk to you. She we think >> she thinks she knows who it was. It might have been a lady who was that walked out not feeling well like with her husband later in the evening sometime. >> Okay. that I do have my um LP person looking at video right now. She was looking at this morning >> if it was this morning but and it could have happened last night because >> we're big even though we have to let everybody in there which we do cuz there's a lock. >> Witnesses mentioned a woman who looked frail accompanied by a man maybe a husband maybe a partner. Was he her support or the pressure pushing her to hide everything? Either way, the couple seemed desperate to erase every trace. >> But just so I can certify, there's nothing no other. >> Oh, she started cleaning it up. That's the problem was right behind there. This toilet. >> Right in there. >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I don't see anything else. I just want to make sure. >> Yeah, I did too. Like I made sure that >> Okay. >> Cuz there was just pieces here and I put it all in that bag. Anything that we had. Yeah, the battery are looking good. It's not um I don't know. I don't know what happened. >> I don't know. >> It's only looking the paper, but the the bathroom looking clean. >> Um it's my guess. Maybe it happened on the toilet and they tried to flush. >> Yeah, maybe. >> And maybe those are the pieces that wouldn't go down soon. >> Yeah. >> Sheep. >> Yeah. >> Put them in a trash bag and just stuffed them. >> Sad. I I believe it happened last evening. That's what we kind of think. >> I'm I'm just cuz I only let two people in the bathroom this morning. >> Okay. >> And there wasn't anybody who that would have happened. >> Are there any employees pregnant? >> No. >> Well, I did, but they're not here. They >> I'm in6. >> Okay. Buried in there. >> Yeah. >> It was all wrapped and it was behind the toilet, so nobody could see it. >> Wow. We don't know for sure how many days. >> Oh. Oh, we It was cleaned yesterday. Oh. Oh. We I have I have somebody here every single day. >> Okay. >> And it's cleaned. It was clean. >> Yesterday. >> Security system. I see there's cameras all over. >> Yes. >> She's looking at cameras right now. I have a district. >> Detectives later believe the mother tried to flush the fetus down the toilet. A raw, desperate instinct to wipe away both evidence and grief. When that failed, wrapping and hiding became her next frantic step. panic guiding her every move. >> Woman that was clearly not well and being her husband or partner or somebody was taking her out with the four other people. She thinks around 6:30. I don't know. Um >> can you pull up video of it? >> I can but she's I think I I think my district but I I can look at it and it might be that person. I don't know. We don't know. We put people, you know, we put people, we have to put people into the bathroom all the time. >> And who knows? I mean, can't remember. >> It's a good safe assumption. >> It was. Yes, because I know it wasn't I'm I'm 99% sure it wasn't this morning. >> At least it's good that no employees are pregnant cuz kind of narrows the field. >> Is the Emmy coming out? >> Yes. >> Do you know which one? Was it Lauren? >> Yeah, Lauren. Yeah, I love Lauren. >> Unfortunately, my my cleaning person decided to clean in there. >> It's okay. >> Did she say Does she know if there's any does she notice any blood anywhere else? >> No, there was no blood on the floor at all. I was in there cuz she came and got me right away. What she did is she didn't know what she what it was behind there. when she pulled it out, she saw it and got very upset just as I I I still am. I I just had to tell my team >> because unfortunately what happened is the media will hear about this. >> Mhm. >> And we have a strict policy, too. But I I got to let them and say stop >> the night. So, she cleaned it the night of the 29th. >> No, she cleaned it yesterday morning. The morning of the >> Yesterday morning. >> Okay. Um, >> and then I actually have hazmat in here in the afternoon cleaning because someone decided to poop from the door all the way up one of my house >> because they probably got back there and it's locked >> and unless they tell somebody we have radios and so then they did it. So I had somebody clean but they were not in they didn't go into the bathroom. >> Yeah. They just went out here and said >> well they cleaned it all the way out >> 4. >> What time? >> Yeah. 8 10 >> What's your normal work schedule like? >> It's only 2 hours and a half working >> every day. >> Two hours and a half working every day. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. I want to start a clean 10 in the morning. >> Some stuff real quick. >> You normally just work a couple hours here a day or do you work all day? >> I don't know. >> How how many hours do you work here? 2 hours and a half. >> So you So you come at 8:30, go home. >> So you come in at 8, you go home at 10:30. So you came in at 8:00, went check the bathroom and saw something behind the toilet. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What time's the store open up? >> What time is it? 9 for for the people working here is the egg. >> Okay. >> For the open the old store. >> On one side, a proud cleaner who wanted her restroom spotless. On the other, a manager terrified of bad press. Her odd presence hovering while Rosie spoke to police raised suspicion. From the moment she carried the remains away, she became the central figure. >> Have right access. Okay. >> Do we need to get the video or the B? >> No, they requested that we get >> Okay. No problem. Sweet. >> She said she would show it to us, but >> yeah, >> we're not sure that's even our person. Maybe a Hispanic female >> that was being assisted by somebody else. Where is today? >> Oh, it is. Oh, >> but no employees are >> I was looking around. I don't really see glass. >> You want to show us the bathroom? >> Oh, I forgot you were here, too. [laughter] >> That's right. Some person had this thing in here. >> No one ever left. No one's >> getting these questions from other people >> because they don't know what's what's going on here. >> Well, they're concerned it's bad for business. They don't want to scare people off. >> Well, right. And we have to be reminded and that's what I had to remind my team and said we, you know, social media is going to be like >> and they'll walk in and they're going to, >> you know, >> it doesn't take long. >> Oh, I know. And there's been all these people coming in and out of here. But I just wanted to be honest with my team and then I'm like guys this is I said somebody somebody lost a life here and we have to we just have to deal with this and you know unfortunately you know this is what we have to do now. >> Yeah. Well if you need anything you can call either one of us. >> I don't Yeah. So the report numbers and stuff cuz they're all going to want all this stuff. I mean this is going to be >> I I'll get it for now. >> You okay? I got you want me to take all my Yeah, that's just it's a it's a big do you want this to be called? >> The suspect mother has yet to be identified. Akran detectives turned to the public for help. Possible charges range from concealing a death to abuse of a corpse. But if the miscarriage was natural and the fetus nonviable, many charges might never stick. Still, the trauma scarred every worker who made the discovery. >> I had a pee. >> She's finally in the back of the car. [screaming] >> I'm going to hurt my HEAD SO BAD CUZ I AM TAKING IT TO THE AMBULANCE. On March 2nd, 2024 in Ohio, cops pulled over Autumn after she was seen swerving dangerously through traffic. The moment they approached, it hit them. She was stumbling, slurring her words and wreaking [music] of booze. What began as a simple ovi stop exploded into a nightmare on the roadside. >> Hello. How are you? >> I'm stopped you cuz you >> I know. >> What's going on tonight? >> Please don't be Please. I'm, you know, I just I saw you hit that curb over there and then you're kind of all over the place a little bit and >> I'm just trying to make sure everything's okay. What's What's going on tonight? >> I'm just going to go get my daughter and go spend it at my mom and mom's place. Please >> do me a favor. Go ahead and step out here for me real quick. I'm going to come back this way. >> I know how this works. Can I take my Crocs off? I already know how this works. >> What do you mean by that? >> I'm going to take my Crocs off because I I know how this works and then they're not okay. I'm going to do that. >> Could you do me a favor and just uh move my car back a little bit? >> Yeah. >> What's your first name? >> Autumn. >> Autumn. Okay. Autumn. What I'm going to do is I'm going to run some field sobriety tests. I got it. I've been there, done this. Let's do it. >> Okay. Have you ever been arrested for OVI before? >> Oh, absolutely. >> Okay. Like, how many times have you would you say? >> 12. >> Okay. >> We'd be honest. Come on. 12. >> 12 times. >> Okay. Are you valid right now? Looks like you have >> I am. >> You have a valid ID. So, I mean, if I'm just looking at it, it looks valid. Okay. >> On any kind of medication or anything like that? >> No medication. Do you wear any kind of uh glasses, prescriptions, anything like that? >> Okay. Do you mind doing a couple field sobriety tests for me so I can check your eyes and make sure you're able to drive? Cuz if I'm just >> I I am hear me out real quick. >> I am very capable and I I approve. >> Here here's here's what I'm going to tell you. Okay, if if you don't do submit to any tests, okay, which you don't have to >> take me to jail. I got it. >> I'm only going to go off of the clues that I have right now. And that's your driving, that's your abil unability to stand without swaying. Um, and that's your splurge speech and odor of alcohol coming from your person. Okay. So, >> 12 prior drunk driving arrests and she was still out here free to drive, free to drink, free to risk every life on the road. At this point, she looked less like a citizen and more like an outlaw hiding in plain sight. She kept paying fines, never learning her lesson. Or maybe the justice system itself was too broken to stop her. >> So, again, I'm going to ask you, I'm you know, we you could do some of the test, none of the tests. I can check your eyes and we can go from there. Well, I'm not going to go I'm not going to apply to any of the tests then. >> Okay. >> Cuz you're going to tell me no. >> I'm going to tell you no for no for what? >> Because you're a state of Ohio and you can do whatever you want. >> No. No. That's not true. If if I don't have the the clues um with the eyes nestagmas, this involuntary jerking of the eyes. If I don't have that >> my [laughter] Well, the last thing I want to do is if you've been drinking, put kids in your car. Okay. Like I'm I'm just sitting right now. I can't let you >> I can't let you drive. Okay. >> I don't want to drive anymore. >> Do you care if I do any field soriety tests on you? >> That's I'm not I'm not going to keep asking you >> if you if you fail the Ohio field soy test. Yes. Not jail. No. But I'm going to arrest you and then I'm going to take you home. >> Right. >> We're going to go home. >> Okay. >> Regardless. All right. I just want to go get my kids. My boyfriend took my kids and I want to go get them. That's all I want to do cuz he's I cooperated to go get >> Can you let me first name put this away? Put this here. Can you without looking in the light? Okay. Can you see the top of my pen? The tip of the pen. >> All right. What I'm going to do is I'm going to wave it in front of your face back and forth several times. Okay. What I want you to do is follow with your eyes and your eyes only keeping your head head completely still. If I pass this, you're still going to take me to jail. I've been there, done this. >> Okay. Well, let's let's let's baby steps right now. Okay. All right. Well, follow the tip of my the pen there. >> You you got to you got to follow with your eyes. Okay. Not not your head. >> All right. I'm going to try this again. Okay. Oh, it's the pin's way over here. >> I see it. >> Tip by pen. >> I am. >> You're not looking at the tip of the pin. There. You're looking at the pen. Now, stay stay with the tip of it. Okay. I'm going to go slow. You're not moving your eyes at all. >> No. >> Your eyes are not moving at all. >> I'm going to hold this way so the camera can see that your eyes are not moving at all. >> See it? >> Do you want to follow it though? >> Yep. >> Okay, we're going to Do you want to do another test? >> Do you say do you want to follow it? >> So, >> you bet you never do. >> Do you want to follow it? >> You want to try it again? >> Sure. >> Okay, we'll give it one more chance cuz I'm not going to keep doing it. Okay. >> But you put it away like a follow. >> Too drunk to even stand straight, she wobbled through the field test, drifting between confusion and flatout refusal. Given her rap sheet, none of this shocked the cops. What did sting, though, was hearing her boyfriend's new girlfriend rage about how someone this far gone was still legally allowed to pick up a child. >> You want to try the next test? >> That's crazy because all I want to do is go make sure my daughter is okay. >> Okay. Do you want to do the next test, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> Okay. The next one is keeping your hands down by your side, feet together. Okay. >> I didn't do that the whole test last time. >> Okay. Feet together, ma'am. All the way together. Okay. When I tell what I want you to do is I want you to stand at this position until I tell you until I tell you to begin the test. Okay. When I tell when I tell you to begin the test, what you're going to do is you're going to lift either your right or your left about 6 in off the ground, keeping it parallel to the ground with keeping your hands down by your side. >> Yeah, I can't do it. >> How's come? >> Because I have a scoliosis problem. >> So, are you okay? You can't do that. >> No. >> You want to try a different test where you're just walking a line? >> No. Can't. >> Okay. What I'm going to do is I'm going to place you under for OVI. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let's go. >> I know. >> We're not going through the car. We're not >> No, but so you're not going to do it in front of me. >> What are you asking? >> But you're going to ask me to get >> You want your purse? You want your purse and your phone? >> No. I want my all my possessions in front of me. >> No, that's not We're not playing that game. It's not You're under arrest. Are you serious? >> Yes, you are under arrest. Aren't you very serious? >> Get you back in the car. >> For what though? >> OVI operating a vehicle intoxicated. Okay. >> Please don't. Please don't. >> You need to step to step up. >> I'm not even holding your arm anymore. Go ahead and step up there. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> All right. >> Okay. Jump. Step up there. >> Okay. You have to get in there. This is an option. >> I'm going to push me in. >> I'm not going to push you. >> Oh, you're going to just like you did my >> We're going to >> All right. Get in the car. >> All right. Now, >> didn't do anything wrong. Oh, I ass this before. Stop. This is enough. You're not spinning in my face again. >> Once cuffed and shoved into the patrol car, she snapped, fighting, kicking, spitting in an officer's face. Pure drunk desperation to grab back a sliver of power. And as bad as that sounds, inside the cruiser, she managed to cross an even darker line. I got to pee down 12. >> We're going to have uh one prisoner. She's finally in the back of the car. >> Copy. We probably just need to get her back to PD. >> Hey, you're going to get hog tied if that's what Go ahead. Keep it up. [screaming] >> I HOPE YOU'RE TRYING. I HOPE YOUR CHILD. >> I'm going to hurt my head SO BAD CUZ I AM TAKING IT TO THE AMBULANCE. WE'RE GOING to have that. Her actions screamed apathy for consequences, sniffing ammonia like it was a party trick, lashing out with vile insults, even dragging an officer's family into her tirade. This wasn't just intoxication. It was degradation on full display. >> Mother, you stupid son of a I hope your daughter on the next call while you're taking care of me. I hope she I HOPE YOUR DAUGHTER DIED. OH, SHE MIGHT HAVE ALREADY DIED. [laughter] >> Just make sure she's still there. >> Okay, I'll get up. >> Stop. Stop. >> All right. Not playing. >> I'LL GET UP. >> Too late. We're not playing. WE'RE NOT WE GOT HER. NOW YOU got >> You got her. >> Come on, Nel. >> I want to I want to help. >> Oh, well, >> I got her info. Somebody wants to enter. Oh, her other shoe's up in the front by me. >> Yeah, up in the front. In the end, the woman was arrested and now faces charges of her 13th OVY and assault resisting law enforcement. If convicted, she could be looking at serious prison time as a repeat offender, strict probation, restitution for the patrol car she urinated in, and a lifetime license revocation. Do you think she'll walk away this time, or is it finally over? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. On December 19th, 2022, cops got a call to the mall [music] parking lot after a chilling report. A newborn had been left alone in a car for over 30 minutes. By the time officers showed up, the scene spiraled into something far more nerve-wracking than anyone expected. >> All right. Are are you the owner? >> Yeah. >> So, is it okay that we leave the baby in the back seat? I was just running in to see if I could get wrapping paper and then I was come back up sleeping. So >> So you thought it would be a good idea to leave your infant child in a car. >> I think it would be a good idea. >> So And how long have you been in the store? >> Uh like 5 minutes, not even. >> So I've had someone sitting out here for over 30 minutes saying that you've been here 30 minutes with car ready. >> I was not out here for 30 minutes. Okay. Can I see your license? >> Yeah. >> Don't bring your baby out in the car. I wouldn't bring your baby out in the cold. I'd leave him in the car. >> Yeah, you can leave. >> Talk to him. >> Oh, he's >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I need to see your license. >> I have to get my my purses on. >> Okay, let's go inside. >> I just have my >> So >> So, what did uh what did they say out there? She said that they entered the store about 12:43. >> Uh car was parked out front. Baby was in the back still running. They exited in a chop in still there. That's when they called us. >> Well over well over 30 minutes. >> But I also ran back out. >> But again, the issue is it's leaving a brand new baby by itself in a running car. Your your doors are unlocked. Someone could have walked up, opened that front door, and drove away. >> I was right here. I know, but I was watching. I ran after. >> So, what would you be able to do if someone got in your car, took your baby right off? >> That's it's a it's a that's an issue. >> So, it's not like I was I know, but I >> Have you ever done this before? >> One other time. >> Leaving a baby in a running car, doors unlocked, screams reckless neglect. Worse, she admitted this wasn't the first time. It had become her twisted routine. Instead of owning up, she kept making excuses for choices no mother should ever make. You got a handful of things going on. >> I'm trying shopping right now, >> right? You're in the fire lane. You left your vehicle running, which we don't allow in our village because people steal cars. Okay. You left your child unattended in the car. And it sounded like you had a question if you were free to go. No, that's a crime. What you're supposed to what you did, those are all criminal issues. So, you know, honesty is usually the best policy. >> And I'm being honest. >> But you said 5 minutes. That's not even close to honoring us. >> Cuz I No, but I went back and forth. It's not like I left you in the car. Just like left. You >> remember me? >> I went back and forth. >> I don't know when they gave you the ticket last time when you left him in the car. >> And I got your keys, took them out of the van, said don't do it again. >> Yes. >> But you did it again. >> I this I ran. Okay. God, I literally ran back and forth. I was right here watching the car. Literally. >> Yeah. Last time you left him in the van running at Target. >> I know, but I ran in to check. Ran back out to check on him. called my husband, told him what wrapping paper there was, ran back out, and then I told him what, you know, like he was trying to figure out the inches of wrapping paper or whatever, and then was that >> husband or ex-husband? Last time he told me his ex-husband, >> whatever he is, I don't know. >> You don't know? >> We kind of go back and forth. He's not my husband. We're not like married Mary, but we've been together for since high school. >> Okay. Um, >> you're going to be with us for a minute. >> Sometimes it's easier to call my husband. I don't know. Whatever. >> Sometimes it's easier just call my husband. And >> where's he at right now? I'm home. Okay. >> Last time you said you were living with your mom, right? >> I go back and forth with my mom. >> But you It was a Grace Lake that you were seeing. >> Yeah. >> Her words revealed someone overwhelmed and flatout blind to the danger hanging over her child. The contradictions about her husband and her messy home life hinted at secrets. And those cracks mattered because they put her kids safety on the line. I saw the name. I recognized the name that last time I had to carry him in. He was crying in the car. I know. >> I I was at Ulta and then I was like, "Oh, let me see if they ever >> Where's the van?" >> Oh, um getting work done. >> You said the husband. Well, husband. Is it actual husband or divorced or separated? What is it? >> We're just not married. >> And he's he's at home. Yeah. >> I don't remember. Did you say you had an open case with DCFS? >> Um I think we do. Yeah. I'm not sure exactly what's going on. I talked to a lady and >> Yeah, cuz I'm pretty sure I contacted DCFS about you last time and I never got a phone call back so I don't know if it's still pending or not. >> She came and she said everything should be fine. >> She came and what? >> She came to see my house and she said everything is fine. She talked to my cat. Before that, did you ever have any contact with BCFS before? No. >> Yeah. But I mean, especially the way that people are stealing cars. I mean, that's why I said >> two or three a day just in our town. >> And I mean, in our village, >> I don't care about that. I don't I don't think like I'm naive, I guess. I don't think about that. So, >> well, I mean, you need to watch the news cuz >> I don't watch the news. I don't like caring about all the bad stuff that happens. >> They present the unfortunate truth. You need to know what's going on. >> I know. I don't. My husband always tells me, "You live in a bubble." Yeah. Yeah. Because you know what's happened is that's why there's towns that actually you get a ticket for leaving your keys in the car and leaving it running. >> Really? >> That's why they steal cars. >> Yeah. >> The way she brushed off the cops warnings, acting like society's rules didn't apply. Screamed one thing, zero sense of parental responsibility. Add in her file with DCFS and the red flags couldn't be any brighter. >> They kill your car. No big deal. Like that car belongs to Ian Holdings. It's a rental. >> Yeah, it's a rental. So like that's their rental. They don't want their car sold. You know what I mean? >> Cuz they're stolen. Then you use those vehicles for very robberies, armed robbery, shootings. >> It could be yours and paid off, but that car is not going to be used to go to church. You know what I mean? So now they're going to do even crazier things, but they're stolen, not theirs. They don't care. >> I Yeah, I don't. >> It's a It's a spiral. >> I know people steal cars. I didn't realize they steal cars. >> So real quick, everyone know what's going to happen today. >> Uh DCFS will be contacted again cuz it's it's not my case. It's theirs. He's going to do it. So, they may have a followup from them and you're going to get a ticket for endangering the life of a child. Okay? You'll have a court date. You'll be able to go home, but um this is the second time I've done it both times. You've left your kid in the car. >> You need to stop. >> I know >> someone hops in that car. Some idiot kid drive off. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. >> And it's a discretion thing, too. Especially cuz it's so close. I mean, the next this time right now, he could take a different action. Obviously, it's Christmas. You got the baby. I'm just overwhelmed. I'm sorry. >> Obviously re it wasn't that long ago that I dealt with you. So, >> that was like that was I know that >> that was different. You were in the steel stuff >> and that was like also I left him like a lot this time. I was like I made sure I was right here and I was checking. >> So, I have like I told you last time I got small kids too. Just can't do that. So, all right. I'm going to head out. >> All righty ma'am. So, I gave you a state ticket. Okay. So, this is require a court date January um 7th, 2023 at 8:45 in the morning in Walkgan. Okay. Uh I wrote you for child endangerment endangering or endangering a child uh endangering a life or a child um being in the car unattended for over 10 minutes. Okay. >> Yes, she seemed lost and drowning in her own chaos. But that doesn't excuse it. Laws exist to protect children, to force parents to wake up. Yet somehow, she was released again. And the fact she didn't even see her actions as wrong, that's what chilled people to the bone. >> Long story short, your doors were unlocked. Some guy, some people can just walk in and just take this car and drive. We've had very high um motor vehicles. Absolutely. Especially around this time with the holiday. It's very bad >> and especially with a little one. >> I don't know. >> And with this being a frequent problem, this isn't your first time. >> Um, >> it's just going to keep going up. Okay. >> Uh, I will I will be contacting DCFS as well and I'm going to be noting this. Um, >> so so real quick, we it's a class A misdemeanor. We technically can take you out of the car, put you in handcuffs, call DCFS or your husband, come pick up this baby. I didn't say it. I don't know. >> I didn't say it. >> I know. I'm You just seem nonchalant about it. >> I'm not nonchalant about it. >> Um and I just want you to realize that you you we could have made you postpond. >> I know. >> And going to jail today. >> I appreciate you not doing that. >> Okay. But we're not we're we're not going to do that. Okay. You're also getting a parking ticket. Parking in the uh fire lane >> with us. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> Okay. this happens again, you better believe we're going to take you out of the car and put you in your house, okay? Because this isn't this isn't a joke to us, okay? That baby can't take care of itself. >> No. >> What if it started choking on something and you're inside shopping for wrapping paper? Okay. In the end, she wasn't locked up, but slapped with probation. Two years under watch, parenting classes, DCFS breathing down her neck. A lucky break considering she put her baby's life on the line. From [music] fake innocence to ego-driven collapse, every story ends with real consequences. 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