We're going to jail. >> For what? Get out of the car. >> For what? >> I'm going to cut out. >> Get out. Let me get out. >> Oh, you're getting arrested because you threatened me. [laughter] >> From reckless threats and alcohol fueled chaos to jealousy and public downfall. Every mistake writes its own story. >> Cuz my my eyes going that way. >> No, you're not. I can see your eyes. I'm in front of you. >> I can see your eyes. >> We in front of each other. Oh my god, you think you're so big and bad and above everything else. >> If you're not going to follow my instruction, >> but when emotions take over, who's truly in control of where that story ends? [music] On May 27th, 2025, police got a bolo about a reckless driver. When they spotted a vehicle matching the description and personally watched it roll a stop sign, the officer made the stop. What happened next went off the rails fast. >> She was down. >> No. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Do you have a bad experience? Penelis County Sheriff's Office. >> I have a lot of experience. >> You're going to have another one if you don't calm down. >> No, I can't calm down. I'm so beyond fed up right now. Like, this is actually ridiculous. >> Sounds like you're just getting a ticket. >> That's fine. >> And then you can go about your way. >> She can surely write me a ticket since she wanted to follow me since she's bored. Yes. See me in court. That's absolutely absurd. She's going to follow me. If you battle us out here in my neighborhood, >> you're going to lose >> because she wanted to get me a ticket. >> She was the one from the bolo. >> Okay. >> And she went in here. She's she did a stop bar violation. So I stopped her. >> You still do welfare check based on the the bolo? Cuz why is she all hot? >> Because as soon as I pulled up, that's where I walked up to. She's going and as I'm sitting here, she's saying she's going to punch me in face. I I didn't even have to keep driving, but she was following. >> What's the ticket for >> for failure to stop? I stopped past the stop sign apparently at that one right there, apparently. >> Okay, we'll go to court. >> I will go to court, but this is absolutely ridiculous. Following me for what? >> I have no idea. I don't know why she was following you. Maybe there was something else about your car she didn't like. No idea. >> I just got into an accident because somebody failed to stop at a stop sign and hit me. So, my car doesn't drive perfectly right now. >> So, you're mad at her for enforcing something? >> I'm mad at her for following me for no reason. >> Okay. Well, you can't threaten >> So, you guys can just sit there and follow >> You can't You can't threaten to punch us either. >> So, you guys can just sit there and people for no reason. Without Without a reason to do so. >> Sure. 641 call. >> Instead of owning the dangerous driving, she cast herself as the victim of harassment, using anger to try to take control of the conversation. In real police work, Abolo means a vehicle has already been reported as a risk. It's not some random stop. >> You're going to jail. >> For what? >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> No. I'm going to get out of the I will get out of the car. I will get out. Let me get out. Oh my god. This is absolute absolutely ridiculous. >> No, it's not. >> What's absolutely ridiculous is you threatening to punch one of my deputies in the face. >> Pull. Stop pulling my hair. >> There you go. >> Walk here. >> She's going in your car. Watch out. >> So, you're on the phone with your mom? >> Yep. >> Okay. Well, she can come and get your car if you want. >> Okay, cool. >> Or we can tow it. I mean, it doesn't matter to me. >> Well, you can't just leave it. >> All right. Well, we'll tow it then. >> No, just have her come get it. >> All right. >> Five cops for one person. That is crazy. >> Oh my god. >> I'm walking just fine. >> What about your stance? Just tell me what to do and I can do it. You don't need to touch me. >> I had a hard time doing that before. So >> you guys gave me one direction to do. >> And you didn't even give me point 2 seconds to get out of the car. So yeah, >> it uh code so we can call your mom. >> She I think she right there. >> Okay. the black pickup truck. >> Yeah, >> that's her boyfriend. >> Yes, please record cuz they've already manhandling the out of >> She acted like having a bad day was a free pass to break the law. Then her stepdad showed up, phone in hand, worked up and confrontational. Pretty telling about why respect for law enforcement clearly wasn't part of the home training. >> All right, so you're going to have to stay 25 ft away according to New Florida law. Yeah. >> Yeah, that's a new law. >> That is not a new law. >> That is a new law. Let me see that. Where is that? Look where it's Look it up now. If you want to take if you want to take her vehicle, you can take her vehicle. >> I want to know what is going on. >> I'm getting arrested for threatening them apparently. >> I want to know the the whole situation that >> she got stopped for traffic. >> Okay. >> Apparently >> in her neighborhood. >> She's been well >> in her neighborhood. So you stop in their neighborhood. >> A neighborhood. >> No, a neighborhood is her neighborhood. So don't say a neighborhood. This is her neighborhood. Does >> it make you feel better if I say her neighborhood? It >> go ahead. >> Don't touch me. Anybody else could deal with me but you [ __ ] >> Decided she didn't agree with the violation. She threatened. >> What's your name? >> What's my name? >> Yeah. Identify yourself. >> Deputy Mike Valente 61652. >> Okay. And you too? >> Deputy Figell 59060. >> Okay. >> And what's your name? >> I don't even need to identify. >> You're 25 ft away. But I want you to go to jail, too. >> 25 ft away. I'm I'm well here to stay without staying with this investigation. This is your final warning. This is a new law. If you interfere with this investigation, you will go to jail. You understand? You have been warned as it is >> stated in the statute that is required. >> A little power trip right now going, aren't we? >> We're not done recording with our camp cell phones. >> Yes, you are recording. >> I didn't say >> thank Yes, you just I'm not the one recording >> with my cell phone. That's you. >> Well, okay. Is this on you? Are you trying to take the car? >> I am going to take the car. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? I got to make sure that you uh are valid. Can you take it out for me? >> Oh my god. You think you're so big and bad and above everything else? That's crazy. >> Under Florida's newer law, people are required to keep at least 25 ft away from officers who are actively investigating. Once it hit her that jail was a real possibility, this young Karen switched tactics and went straight for the officer's reputation. questioning his legitimacy instead of her own behavior. >> You're just nothing. >> Drop that. >> Every time I'm going to videotape >> 429 ballot, please. >> Good. Shows that we're doing our job. Appreciate it. >> Maybe harassing people in your neighborhood. You're not even telling me the full story. So, >> I did just did. >> You did not. You just said >> you just don't want to listen. You just said she something in the neighborhood. >> Okay. Olaf. Olaf. What? What' she do? >> She rolled the stop sign. >> What stop sign did she roll? >> Wasn't here for it. >> Do you have your license on you? She wants you to take the car. >> She already has I got the uh I got eaten running it right now. She's going to throw it in the call notes. >> Okay. She said that you can take the car. We just got to verify your license and then you can get on out of here. Okay. >> Give us just a minute. Y'all ain't got nothing better to do with yourself. Y'all >> cuz there's nobody, you know, committing real crimes or anything. >> This is the same. >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to throw mine up on YouTube later. >> I'm not going to throw mine on YouTube either. >> Okay. >> I'm not that guy. >> Had to call five cops over one girl. You're crazy. Oh my god. Can't handle [ __ ] huh? You can't handle nothing. Absolutely crazy. >> Is the keys up? My keys on. >> I think it's still running. Yep. Yes, sir. >> Like that? >> Cuz you caught me at the worst possible time. Like I was already having the worst day possible and then you were like, if it's the fact that you were following me that [ __ ] irked me so bad. and then failure to stop at the stop sign, stopping past it barely. Barely. >> She believed her feelings were above the law, demanding the officer prioritize her mood over his job. When she ran out of arguments, she pulled the classic end of the month quota line, painting herself as a victim of the system rather than facing reckless driving. >> Shouldn't have followed me. >> Yeah, she probably she's a hothead. So >> that was in the presence of a deputy. We actually were in the area because we got a call of a reckless driver bolo. They [clears throat] gave her exact vehicle description and tag and saying that she was in the area of Starky. So my deputy just happened to be in the exact area, sees the car pull into the neighborhood. In addition, she runs a stop sign. That's the reason for the traffic stop. And she was just all she was a hotthead. So [laughter] [sighs] all cuz you think you're so big and tough. That's crazy. It's funny actually. It's quite funny. Failure to stop at the stop sign cuz you stopped past it. Oh, you're absolutely ridiculous. It's okay. Maybe one day you'll have a life and then you'll feel good about yourself without having to bring other people down over nothing. Or maybe one day you'll actually be a real cop and get to fight real crime. That would be cool, huh? Cuz I'm sure that's probably why you got into this was to do some real crime. >> No. Have you? >> Why? Just because I'm talking down on you means that I was diagnosed with something. Cuz you know, not like you'd have anything better to do with yourself. In the end, she was arrested on allegations of threatening to assault a law enforcement officer. What started as a stop sign violation and a reckless driving bolo turned into a criminal case headed for court because arrogance and zero self-control took the wheel. So, tell me, is a bad day ever an excuse to be disrespectful? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Just when it looked like things might calm down, another woman showed up and poured gasoline. On February 19th, 2025, what looked like a simple tag violation stop kicked off a chain reaction nobody expected. When Ego collides with the law, all the excuses start peeling away one layer at a time. And here's what really went down. >> I'm fine with you. >> Yeah, my name's Austin. Police plates are expired on your car and they're also suspended today. >> Okay. Did you know about that? >> I got my ass. I just can't weekend or whatever the case may be. You want to see mine shine? >> Yeah, I'll take I'm waiting to jail. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> Well, right now I'm just doing a traffic stop. The lights are expired >> and I'm the lucky person. Here you go. >> You take your insurance driver's license with you. >> Real quick, you might hand me that drink right there that's in your center cup holder right there. The the green one. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> I wouldn't drink tonight. >> Okay. Any reason why you have an open >> tequila cocktail in your car and there's a drone bottle in full? >> Somebody else was in my car. >> What' you say? >> Somebody else was in >> Somebody else was in your car. Okay. So, you've had nothing to drink tonight. You're good to drive home. Everything like that. Okay. Give me one second. Okay. Can you hop out of the car for me? >> May I ask why I'm hopping out the car? >> Cuz I'm asking you to. >> Okay. May I ask the reason? >> Yes. Because I believe you're under the influence of alcohol. I'll sort of do some tests. Make sure you're good to drive home cuz grant is a long way. >> Can I ask Can I ask what kind of test we're taking? >> We're first we're going to start off with an eye test. Be a standardized field sobriety test. Before we do that, you're good to drive home. Okay. I won't even write you a ticket. >> Face me. >> Put your feet together just like this. I know it's cold, but can you put your arms down by your sides for me? Okay. So, how much have you had a drink? Cuz I know you have that open tequila cocktail in the car. No, that's not mine. >> Okay. >> And I was being honest with you. >> Where you coming from? >> I'm coming from the hospital. My sister was just her sister was having a baby. >> Okay. So, why did the security staff tell us you were drinking heavily in the lobby there? >> I wasn't. >> You weren't drinking at all. Okay. So, if you >> I already knew No, not to cut you off, sir, or no disrespect. I already knew why y'all was. >> From the jump, her answers were slippery. Lots of talking, not much substance. The officer started recognizing a familiar pattern. A textbook Karen trying to steer the stop with attitude and confusion. That got confirmed fast when she stepped into field sobriety tests because you can't talk your way out of balance and coordination. >> Any idea why there may be some miscommunication and why the hospital security thought you were drinking in the lobby and they think you could be drunk. >> Any idea? >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is stare at the tip of my finger right here. Okay. Yep. Can you see it just fine? I'm going to move it from side to side. I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? Do you understand? You do not have to move. >> I understand. I understand. But you you doing all this. I'm You say follow your hand. Correct. >> Follow my the tip the tip of my >> tip. Okay. Get your tip going. >> All right. Just your eyes. Nope. Moving your head here. I need you to keep your head still. Just your eyes. Okay. Not following my finger at all. Follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes on. >> I am. My head not moving. You're still staring at me >> and I could still see the finger on my peripheral. >> I need you to look at it the whole time. Not your peripheral. Keep it keep staring at it. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Staring at me. >> Cuz my my eyes going that way. >> No, you're not. I can see your eyes. I'm in front of you. I can see your eyes. >> We in front of each other. >> Follow it with your eyes. Don't look at your peripheral. Follow it with your eyes. Keep your head still. Okay. >> Mhm. And my peripheral is still going to follow me. No, you have to follow it with your eyes. You're not. >> Come on. I'm trying. I'm trying I'm trying to work with you. I'm trying >> I'm trying to work with you here. >> We working. >> Okay. Follow it with your eyes. Not >> my peripheral going to follow you. >> Just your eyes. Focus on it. >> Focus on the tip of his finger. Ma'am, >> nope. I'm trying to work with you here, Reisha. You're You're not You're not You're not helping me here. >> Okay. And I'm still g I'mma look at you and my eye gonna go that way. >> It's not Your eyes are still staring at me. >> Yeah. And and then the the eye still going that way. >> Your eyes not going that way. >> I mean I'm not Look, I'm not starting no problem with you or whatever somebody told you or whatever. Yeah. >> In behavior psychology, this is the illusion of control phase. when someone truly believes they're still running the show, but her droopy eyes and scrambled reactions told a different story. The brain wasn't in the driver's seat anymore. At that point, she wasn't just dealing with the police. She was fighting her own nervous system. >> Like, we can I could come out here. I could jump and I could I could do all this though. Like, like seriously though, like yes, >> I don't have my sticker for my car. Okay, >> I can own that. >> Okay. I'm a I'm an adult. I can own that. You say somebody called you from the hospital or whatever the case may be. The only reason they said my this is suspended is because I don't have no They say I don't have no insurance. I showed you my insurance. So, I'm sorry database. No, I'm not disrespecting y'all. I'm not storing. No, I'm not I'm not doing none of that. >> I'm I'm trying to work with you to to make sure that you're not impaired on your way home cuz your speech is slurred. You got open alcohol inside your car? >> No, I don't because >> that's open. >> Okay, look. That's open >> and it's half old. >> I can I can own that, but it's not mine. >> These test these tests are going to be the ones that determine that. Okay, >> so let's try this. >> I mean, look, >> let's try this. >> If we going if we going if we going to lock this up and we going we going to tow this or however y'all feel. No, like no disrespect to y'all or anything. No, no, no. >> I'm not worried about that. doing all this like I'm fine. >> I just want you to do these things. >> I'm fine. This is not mine. >> Okay. And then they're like I feel like look this all I'm saying is I don't feel like we're going to determine that right now at this night. >> We're not and right now with you >> I weigh 120 lbs. What we doing? >> And right now with you not being able to follow the simple instructions on my test, it's not looking good for you right now. No, you haven't followed my finger. Okay, stand right there. Follow my finger with your eyes. >> And then I told you. >> Nope. I don't want you to worry about your peripheral vision. >> Why wouldn't I? >> Because you're not focusing on my finger. >> The test, ma'am. >> And it's my thing is I feel uncomfortable. >> Why do you feel uncomfortable? >> He in the front of me. You on the side of me. >> And they're like, and I'm not saying like I've done anything wrong or I'm not trying to offend y'all. I like >> so aggressive. >> When Karen says, "I'm a good person," what she usually means is, "Cut me a break." But the law doesn't work off personal branding. She even accused the officer of being too aggressive simply because he told her to keep her head still so he could finish the test. >> Okay. Okay. And then the chase. >> Okay. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Can you see my finger? >> Follow her. >> Keep your head still. Why I can't move my head? >> Cuz that's the that's the long you're not listening to him. I maybe can't know I'm not disrespecting you. >> He was talking to me. That's all I was saying. No disrespect to you. >> Explain it in a different way. >> We done I want you to do want you >> put put your left foot right in the middle of that line. Okay. I want you to put your right foot in front of your left with your heel touching your toe. Perfect. I know it's cold, but can you take it? Nope. Nope. We're not starting it. >> I mean, what are we doing? >> It's cold. >> I I get that. I'm trying to work with you. I need you. >> Okay. Left. >> Right foot in front of left. >> Left. Right. Let me see you do it. Left. Okay. Left. Okay. We going all the way back here. >> Right here. Do you see where my light? >> I I was right here where your light was shining. >> Put your Put your left foot right in the middle. Okay. Right foot in front of your left. Heel touching toe. Perfect. Keep put your >> put your put your left foot in the middle of the line. >> Left. >> You You keep scooting forward on me. >> Okay. Okay. Let me scoot Look. Let me start back here cuz you want me to be right here where your light at. Your light is right here. Correct. >> Yeah. And you keep scooting forward on me. >> And then here like I mean what we doing? >> Okay. Stay stay right there until I give you all of the instructions of the test. Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Mhm. When I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel touching toe steps down this white line. Okay? When you reach your ninth step, I want you to keep your ninth foot on the line. Take a >> I mean, where my ninth series will kick in and it's going to be my right foot or my left foot. >> It'll be your ninth step. >> No, I'm just asking. >> Her arrogance hit peak level as she started nitpicking every tiny detail, trying to turn the stop into a debate. Meanwhile, each test kept exposing just how impaired she really was. The more she performed, the more the truth showed itself. >> Baby steps to turn around and then nine more heel touching toe steps back down this white line. Okay. >> Can I ask you this one question? >> Absolutely. >> What you going to make me feel some type of way? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. Here we go. We doing it again. Hey. Oh. Oh. Turn me up. Like I mean what? Like what we talking about? I don't have to do it right. You do it. >> Mr. Glover, do you mind coming back here for me? >> No, I'm saying that like what we we PUT ON A CLOWN SHOW. >> DO YOU WANT TO KNOW? >> I'm a clown. >> I'm a clown. Am I >> Glover? If you're not going to follow my instructions, >> I'm listening, sir. No, you're not. What? You say left, right? Let me see you do it. Let me see you do it. >> Hey. No. No. Watch. >> Pass blocking in the NFL. >> Can you stop him? >> Oh, don't touch. Please don't touch. >> Are you not going to do this test? >> Let's go. >> Okay. Then you have to follow my instructions. >> Look down at your foot that you have up in the air. >> I want you to count out loud. 10001,00200 10003. >> Be the master. >> What? You want to be the master? >> What does that even mean? I don't even know. >> Oh. Oh. >> Nothing. No disrespect to y'all. They're like, but I'm sitting there like, "Okay." Okay. You saying what? >> Okay. >> No. >> I want you to keep your arms down by your side and I want you to keep both legs like that. >> This cold. Can I get my gloves? >> Okay. We're not going to do this. Go ahead. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Your underestu. >> Miss Glover, you don't want to do this. >> Okay. Can I cut myself? You know, like >> we're going to Yeah. I just want to come across. >> Okay. >> You tell me. >> If you don't stop if you don't stop the ground. >> I'm asking y'all. Can I cut my car? >> Get up. Busting my teeth. >> I'm just acting up like that. I don't need to be treated fair. >> What? >> Cuz you say you No, cuz y'all say y'all don't have to treat me first. >> Correct. >> Correct. >> Let go of your keys. Let go. The police. >> Thank you for letting me know your keys. broken my tooth. This going to be good. So heavy for that. >> In the end, she was taken to jail facing DUI and resisting arrest charges. She couldn't accept being wrong, so she cycled through the whole playbook. Blame, manipulation, and playing the victim to protect that special treatment fantasy. What do you think the punishment should look like here? Is 7 days in jail or fines enough to humble an ego that big? And then after what they found in the vehicle, officers realized they weren't just dealing with a DUI. They were dealing with a woman who was completely out of control. On July 13th, 2025 in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, police were called to a crash in a public park. A heavily damaged vehicle sat stuck in a drainage ditch already raising red flags. And what followed only made things more troubling. >> What was that? >> I'm trying to say it again. >> I'm trying to get the key out. >> Is it not coming out? >> No. >> All right. Just step out for me. Okay. We'll have the window roll down. So, you're good. >> What? >> Cuz we have to figure out what happened. >> What happened with what? You're in a ditch in a park right now. >> I can't get out. >> Are you hurt? >> No, I'm not. >> Can you check on her just to make sure >> she's okay to get out? >> You want to take I found her. I asked her to >> Where were you headed from today? >> I I wasn't trying to get anywhere. I was just trying to be home and literally I got physically assaulted in the face. Someone hit me in the face yesterday. >> I I I don't deserve that. So, >> okay. >> I was trying to separate myself from the situation. >> Uhhuh. >> Um but this is where we're where we're at now. So, >> quiet suspicion slowly turned into frustration as her lack of honesty became clear. One excuse after another stopped working. By then, she had nowhere left to hide. She had to face real testing. In that moment, sympathy couldn't save her, and patience couldn't last forever. >> How like though, like cuz your your tire tracks go all the way out here. Do you remember which way you were driving on 17? Do you were you going this way or were you going that way? >> I was driving like a normal I wasn't driving like like crazy. >> No, that's not what I'm asking. I'm just asking, do you remember which way you were going >> on the road? >> I I probably would have been going this way. >> This way towards your house. >> Yeah, toward this way. But >> do you remember where you veered off the road or >> I I didn't veer off the road though necessarily? Like I >> Yeah, but I mean your car is all the way over here. >> I I I I get that, but I didn't veer off the road. >> Okay. Do do you remember what happened while you were driving that made your car end up all the way over here instead of on the road? >> No, I don't. >> So, Chanley, let's go over to my car really quick and then we're going to ask you some more questions. I just don't want you sitting out here cuz we got to get a tow truck to get your car out of here. They're going to be in the way. So, let's just go where it's, you know, out of the park and stuff and need to ask you some more questions. Okay. >> Okay. >> Mind standing up for me? >> No. All right, let's walk right over here. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Watch out for the stickers, though. Okay. >> Just right right there. Cool. Just again, just focus on my finger and keep your head still. Okay. I'm going to go up with my finger. Okay. >> Okay. >> Then one more time. During the eye test, her pupils couldn't focus properly, a sign her nervous system was no longer in control. Still, she believed she could act her way through every step. When her legs stopped cooperating, she switched to using words to bargain with reality. >> Ready to begin? >> Are you ready? >> Um, >> are you ready to start? I can't do this like naturally. So, I'm not This is not fair. But yes. >> Okay. You ready? >> Hold on. No. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Go ahead and begin. >> Hold on. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. I have a problem because I'm not naturally conscious like I I can't do this normally. So, okay. One, >> keep going. If you can't >> hold I don't know. I don't know if I can do it. I'm sorry. >> Okay. For the next test, I'm going to have you do >> I can stand. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Go ahead and get in that start position and keep your arms to your sides and count out loud. >> 1,00 1,002 1,003 1,004. >> Just keep going until you finish. >> 1,005 1,006. >> Keep going if you can. 1007. >> I'm I'm fully like I'm more aware of >> it. It sounds like it. >> Yes. >> For the for the next one, I'm going to have you do a numbers test. Okay. Do you know your numbers 0 to 100? >> Okay. I'm going to have you count backwards >> from 72 to 51 out loud. >> Okay. >> Can you do that for me? >> 72 71 70. As control slipped away, she put on the victim role. Sudden [snorts] shoulder pain became her last ticket to sympathy. From defiance to vulnerability, this was a familiar reflex when the ego lost its footing and hoped someone would still listen. >> So, Chanley, I think you've had way too much to drink today. You know that, right? >> Yes, I had way too much to drink. >> Yes, I agree. >> Um, so I have to place you under arrest for DWI. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Look, my shoulder is being replaced. So, please be careful with it. >> Okay. >> My shoulder is >> Which shoulder is it? >> My left shoulder. >> Your left shoulder. >> Yes. So, please be careful with it. >> 10. Go ahead. >> Go ahead and have a seat. >> Just for 49. We don't have females in uh 27 currently. >> 104. I'll add it here in a sec. I'm sorry. I've never been arrested. This is like >> It sounds like this will be the last time. Would you mind going? >> Yes. Yes, for sure. But >> there won't be. >> It's all new to me, too. So, >> I'll take that out. I just need to get a seat belt on. >> I'm at 25. And we're going to go this way through this door right over here. Watch out. Let me shut this door for you. >> You sit down right over here. Oh, yeah. There's fine. Okay. So, uh, Chandler, I'm going to have you listen to me here for a sec. Uh, I just have to read you this information. Okay. >> Um, so listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. >> You're under arrest for DWI. >> The New Mexico Implied Consent requires you to submit to a >> breath tests showed alcohol levels of 0.31 and 0.29, far beyond the legal limit. Instead of focusing on how dangerous that was, she questioned why the numbers were different. It was a classic move, shifting responsibility from hard evidence to technical details. >> Put your lips on the device and then take a deep breath in with your nose and then inhale. Keep going. Keep [music] going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Good. You're good. We're going to walk through this door here. Right here. Right here. Right here. doing stuff in there. Right over here into this kind of box area. I'm going to take the cuffs off here. Over here. Okay, just hang tight in here. There's the restroom and also the uh water fountain here. We're about to leave >> to go to the hospital. >> Later, bro. I can't hear you. Sorry, I couldn't quite hear you there. Can you say that again? >> I'm not trying to do it, too. Okay. >> You hear what's the question? >> But I do you have pants like scrub pants or something that I might wear that's not wet that I I'm freezing to death. Like I'm not trying to be >> They might be able to provide you like scrubs. By now, she could feel the cold of her soaked clothes while facing a DWI charge enhanced under New Mexico law for exceeding 0.16BAC. If convicted, she could face fines up to $2,500, license suspension for up to 1 year, and mandatory alcohol treatment classes. In your opinion, what should the punishment be for driving with a 0.31 BAC during a mental health crisis? When dignity collapses, field sobriety tests stop being procedures and become a public display of personal disaster. On October 13th, 2025, police stopped a woman for speeding, apparently convinced that traffic laws were just suggestions. From that moment on, a textbook Karen profile began to take shape. And here's what really happened. >> Hello. Can you roll the window down? Why are you driving so fast? You're doing 65 and a 45. And then when you pass me, you didn't slow down at all. I got you on radar. You have your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. Huh? Out on the sidewalk for me. Okay. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No, I have not. >> Okay. Are you sure? >> Of course. >> Okay. So, I asked you for your registration and your insurance, and you gave me your birth certificate. >> Okay. Well, um, >> your eyes are glossed over, right? I'm sorry. >> You're doing 65 and a 45. >> Okay. So, here's what I'm thinking. Okay. I'm thinking that you're under the influence of something. Okay. >> So, >> stay on the sidewalk. I'm trying to get you from I'm trying to keep you from getting hit by a car. I just need you to stay on the sidewalk for me. Okay. >> I said I'm Are we doing it right now? >> Yeah. We got to set it up though so that you can >> What is the DTA of your setup? when it gets set up. >> I love you. Thank you. Okay. >> I um welcome. Hello. >> I'm officer Port Orange Police Department. The time is 8:20 a.m. Miss I'm conducting a criminal investigation. Your voice and actions are being recorded for court presentation by officer >> right now. >> Yep. Do you understand? >> Um do I understand it? Yes, I do. >> I'm going to demonstrate some field sobriety exercises, then ask you to perform the exercise the same way I demonstrate them to you. Do not begin or attempt the exercise until I tell you to begin. Part of my determination of whether you're intoxicated or not is your ability to follow instructions. Do you understand? >> When Sweet Talk stopped working on a clear-headed officer, she was told to step out and face the measuring stick of justice. Forced politeness became her last weapon. A familiar reflex of someone trembling as the truth gets closer to the surface. >> With your eyes and your eyes only. You understand that? >> Yes. >> Put your arms down at your side. >> Yes, sir. >> Keep them right there. Okay. >> Yeah, of course. I'm looking at the stimulus, the pen in front of me. >> Now, keep your head still. >> Is that the stimulus I just >> I'm looking at that? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, I know exactly what it is. >> Okay. >> Nope. Keep your head still. >> Follow just your eyes. >> Am I following with my eyes or my >> your eyes only? >> There it is. >> Put your arms at your side. >> No, wait. Don't. >> Keep your head still. >> No. Put your arms down your side. >> You want to keep your boots on for this next one when you walk? >> Um, I can take them off. >> It's up to you. If you want to take them off to be more comfortable, you can. >> Yeah, actually I will. Okay, that's fine. I did gymnastics, so >> right foot in front of your left. >> In front of my left? Yes. >> But you want me to be like go straight? >> No, I want you to just stand just like I am like that >> with your heel touching your toe. >> Okay. My toe. So you want my heel on my toe? >> Touching it? >> No. Okay. >> Nine heel to toe steps back just like you're instructed. >> No, but I think there's traffic. I can't hear you. >> So take nine heel to toe steps back just like you were instructed. Thank you. Bye. side. When I tell you to begin, raise one leg, point your toe, and look down at your foot. You're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. So, you basically want me to balance and put my foot forward. Correct. >> That's exactly what I want you to do. Do you understand? >> I want you to raise your foot, look down at it, and count. I'm doing it. >> Count 1,00 1,002 until I tell you to stop. >> Look down at your foot. >> But you're wanting to stare at my foot and count and look down. >> Yes. >> Gravity is down here. So, you want me to look down while I'm giving something? >> No matter how athletic you are, no matter how strong your will is, nobody can control their eye reflexes. At this point, her athlete image started falling apart. Against gravity and alcohol, every layer of confidence was stripped away with each test. >> You're going to touch the tip of your nose. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, please show me once more. >> Automatically return your hand back to your side and wait for the next command. You will be asked to do this three times with each hand. Do not open your eyes until you are told the exercise is over. Do you understand? >> No. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. Tilt your head back >> right now. When I tell you, I need you to just watch and focus on me. You're going to close your eyes. Okay? Your fingers are going to be pointed towards the ground with your eyes closed. Okay? Take your right hand, touch the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose. >> Tip of my nose. >> When I say right, when I say left, you're going to use your left hand. >> Left. >> You understand? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Tilt your head back. >> Close your eyes. >> Right. >> What is the next step? I can't see you. What are you asking me? >> I'm Listen to me. Close your eyes. Right. >> Right. Keep your eyes closed and your head tilted back. Left, >> left, >> right, >> right. >> Tilt your head back. >> Right, >> right, >> left, >> left, >> left. >> I just did left. >> All right, man. Oh my god. >> What did I do? >> What happened? >> I don't know what's going on. You haven't told me. >> You're being placed under arrest for DUI. Stop resisting. You're going to get another charge. What's going on? >> You're being interrupted. >> Why do you >> I didn't do anything. >> What? I don't I'm not What do What did I do? >> And you're not >> Give me a second and we're going to talk. >> I don't understand. >> I got to read you some stuff. >> I need you to listen to me. >> Yes. >> I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath with the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you take the test? >> Uh, >> yeah. Will you take the test? >> What test? >> The breath test. I am now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. >> Of course. Yes. Is that my option? >> It was a speeding ticket. Correct. >> Um >> yeah, I stopped you for your speed cuz you were speeding excessively. >> Um where exactly? >> Bridgewood and Nova. >> Okay. I live >> the hench the the >> beginning of Port Orange. When you're coming from, >> you're doing 65 and a 45. >> So, I stopped you. >> Where? In Port Orange. >> Yes, in Port Orange. In Port Orange. >> At what point? >> Where I was sitting. That's Port Orange. >> What was the um >> Ridgewood and Nova? >> Wait, I know. Ridgewood and Nova. >> So, that's where you were speeding at. >> Exactly. But I >> even after being detained, she stayed stubborn, refusing responsibility as the evidence kept stacking up. But the real turning point came with physical proof. A black travel bag filled with alcohol inside the car ended every argument with undeniable facts. [music] Hi. >> How much of this? >> That's not mine. >> It's in >> It's not mine. >> There's black bags in there. That duffel bag. >> Black bag. >> The duffel bag with like the bars and stuff. Is that that yours? >> Yes. >> Okay. This was it. >> It's not mine. >> Honest. Honesty is going to help you a lot. >> Tell me about it. >> How much of this did you drink today? >> No. How much of this did you drink today? >> How much of this have you drank today? >> I have none. >> Okay, I'll put in the report that you're not being honest. [music] >> Can you repeat anything on me that you're not supposed to have? >> No. >> All right. Any coins, money, anything like that in your bra? Why are your pants wet? >> Um because I have vote. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Why are your pants wet? >> I'm asking kids. Sorry. >> And you peed >> in my car? >> Um, no. Um, I had >> Yeah. Well, now you just got an additional. >> No, no, no. I I'm sorry. I did. I I I had a um why? >> What? >> You're ask me why I'm wet. >> Yes. >> I live in I live in the beach. >> I live in >> You said you just pee. >> Yeah. I just peed. >> You did. >> Your butt like you were sitting and peed and now it's literally dripping down in the water. >> Um, >> so thank you for that. What are you doing to me? Because I peed. What am I? >> Yeah. What's going on? >> You just kind of put your feet in there. >> I'm trying. I don't know what's going on. You're >> getting arrested for DUI. That's what's going on. >> Well, I I I have not had a test. >> We're going to test right now. >> Right now. By now, all thoughts of special treatment were gone. The smell of alcohol, the mess, and her personal condition said it all. She realized that no amount of money or reputation could buy her a better outcome. When someone is this drunk, even basic adult boundaries disappear. >> Not going to happen. That >> call right now and tell him that car needs to be picked up because they have fees. >> They do have fees. That's correct. >> I don't want to have a fee. >> Okay. >> For my phone. >> Okay. Do you know his phone number? >> Give me my phone. from my phone. >> You don't know it off the top of your head. >> Okay. So, >> here's my advice. Okay. >> When you get out to the jail, they'll give you a phone call. They'll let you get phone numbers out of your phone. Yep. They'll they'll let you Yep. Once you get there, Yep. They'll let you get phone numbers out of your phone and then you can call him and you can let him know. Okay. You will be able to call him when you get out there. Okay. I can take a photograph of it and put it into evidence because it's clearly 3/4 of the way gone and you're intoxicated. >> And you know, as soon as I see a white guy, I'm going to be straight up. >> I missed. So, excuse me. How dare you? That is not the elevator. I got How did I feel? your head down. YOU KNOW, I don't want any sir. >> Step right up to this door. >> Walk. >> Come here. Come here. God. >> Okay. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with DUI, refusal to submit to a breath test, and harmful contamination. [music] If convicted, she could face fines up to $3,000, up to one year in jail, and a license suspension of up to 12 months. From shaky footsteps to a dangerous high-speed confrontation, the scene unraveled into a full-blown lesson in consequences. On November 27th, 2025, we follow a Karen who truly believed that doing a few good mom errands could blur out reckless driving and alcohol on her breath, but the legal system doesn't run on feelings. And here's what really happened. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good, thank you. Deputy White at the sheriff's office. This reason for the stop today is 73 and a 45. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Where we going? >> 73. >> Yeah. And a 45. >> I don't um That's fine. You can >> I don't think I was driving that fast, but I am trying to find my license. >> Okay. Do you have a valid driver's license? >> Yes, absolutely. >> Okay. Where are we coming from today? >> Um I would just I have my mac and cheese on the floor. Like I'm just trying to get to family dinner. That's all I'm doing. >> Here's my Thank you. still living on Hidden Valley? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Have you had any alcohol today? >> No. >> Okay. Any reason why I can smell alcohol coming from you? >> Um, no. I just No. >> What's in that cup? >> This is just like a old diet Pepsi. >> Can I ask you the reason why you're asking me to step out? >> Yes. I'll explain it to you when you step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> I was just going to say I found my Oh my gosh, this is so crazy. >> Walk to the back of your vehicle. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'll explain everything back to you here. Trained in this stuff. Okay. So, when I ask you alcohol, I'm just expecting honesty. Okay. That's it. All right. Your speed is egregious. You're 73 and a 45. >> Listen to me. Let me cruise control. >> Okay. Let me talk. Okay. You came around that corner back there at 73 miles an hour and then you saw me. You smashed your brakes and then you sped right back up. Okay. So, you're slur speeching to me. Okay. Right now. >> I don't have slur speeching. >> Okay. Well, you do. I can hear it when you talk. Okay. >> Okay. >> That's where we're at right now. Okay. So, I'm I'm a little concerned about your a your driving pattern. Okay. Your your speed. Okay. The way that you abruptly stopped right here and then you threw your car in reverse. I was concerned that you were going to back into >> I didn't put my car on body camera. So you >> I have everything on camera. I'm not going to argue with you. Okay, that's not what we're here to do. What we're here to do is determine whether or not you've >> you are too impaired to be operating a motor vehicle. I believe you are under the influence of alcohol. >> Okay, so that's where we're at. Okay. Are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief you are too impaired to operate that motor vehicle? It's a yes or no question. It's a yes or no question. She tried to tie her behavior to the image of a family first woman, hoping it would buy trust. But her unsteady voice and the smell of booze told the truth for her. Once the signs were obvious, field sobriety testing wasn't optional. It was the next inevitable step. >> Can you ask my sister if she can pick up my mac and cheese so at least the family can taste it? >> It's a yes or no question. Let's let's focus on one thing at a time. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief? Okay. What you're going to do right here is you're going to hang out right over here for me. Hang tight. Stand over here with that deputy. Okay. >> All right, Kayla. So, the way that these work, okay? My DUI investigations start the same way every single time. I have to ask you a series of questions, okay? And then you're going to answer these questions yes or no questions, and then I will run you through the uh standardized field exercises. If you're not to the point where you're impaired, you'll be on your way. Refuse. So, if you refuse, let me explain. Okay. I asked you to do field sobriety exercises. You agreed. Okay. What happens if you refuse to do the field sobriety exercises or complete them is I ask you again. Okay. If you say no or you don't complete the tasks, then I have to make an arrest decision based on my my evidence that I have at hand. Hey, which would be the speeding, your slur speech, things of that nature. Okay. >> Okay. >> And >> so you're taking me to jail? >> I did not say that. No, we can't just take you to jail regardless. That's not how this works. Listen, we're not out here to take my job is not to take people to jail. My job is to make sure people are not impaired operating a motor vehicle. Okay, >> I get it. I just have two kids and like I >> Okay, I get it. I understand where you're coming from. >> I do apologize. >> Just let me start this and then >> if you have any questions, don't hesitate to stop me. Ask me questions. That's what I'm here for. I will answer them to the best of my ability for you. Okay. >> He need to jail anyways. So, don't you just want to do it now? Like, >> do you Okay, listen to me. >> I just feel like either way, >> no, that's not how this works. I have done numerous DUI investigations and I haven't taken everybody to jail on DUI investigations. Okay? Because there are some times that you are not to the point where you shouldn't be operating a motor vehicle. Okay? >> I just feel so sad because I tried to >> listen. You tried to what? >> I wanted to make mac and cheese for my family. >> You are hung up on this mac and cheese. >> I KNOW BECAUSE OF MY I don't know how to cook and my it's my first time cooking. So I just feel so sad. everything goes well and you perform exercises and you don't meet that threshold, you go on your way like I explained to you. >> A bowl of noodles can't cover up alcohol breath and force politeness can't erase 73 on the radar. Instead of answering directly, she kept cutting the officer off with personal stories. Like emotion was something she could use as a bargaining chip. >> I'm going to give you I'm going to show you this the tip. So the light doesn't work. So, I'm probably actually going to use my >> Even if you use your light, you're still going to be like, "Oh, >> no. This is exercises. This is what I'm trained in." Okay. I can't make >> So, the the first exercise is horizontal gaze and stagnance. That means I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. I can't make your eyes do anything. You're just going to follow. >> I get it. But I know like my contacts are dry. So, either way, I know you're already taking me to jail, so that's why I'm >> Why do you Why do you think you know that? >> Because you're already having me pulled over. Yeah, I pulled you over because you're speeding. That's the initial stop reason. Okay. >> Okay. There's five cops here at this point. For for what? >> They're here because he's they're all my backup. Okay. That's it. They're What about me? I'm a female. >> But you work for them. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> feet together, arms by your side. Okay. See the tip of this? >> Yes. >> You're going to follow that. You're going to follow that with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. You're not going to move your head. Go ahead. Touch the tip of that for me. Okay. >> Okay. Follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Okay. >> Any questions? >> No. Keep following it. Over here. >> I'm looking over there. Relax. >> You need to take >> I'm looking over there and you're telling me I'm >> Cuz you're not looking over here. >> How am I not looking over here? >> You're looking So you're not looking at the stimulus. The tip of my pen. Okay. >> I am. >> Now you are. Keep looking. I've been doing that. Keep looking at it. Am I following it? >> You are. Keep going. >> That's what I've been doing. >> Don't move your head. >> The next one we're just going to go up. Okay. >> Okay. >> Relax. >> Hey. My gosh. >> And the whole time I was following the tip of that pen and you said I wouldn't. Okay. I'm This is not >> I'm trying to but like you you told me I wasn't following you and I Okay. >> Okay. Come down here. >> So then if you're going to arrest me, you arrest me again. >> Stop. >> No, because you're >> I'm trying to let I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt. This is not a back and forth. >> When the moral talk stopped working, Karen realized she was getting boxed in. Instead of admitting alcohol was affecting her, she blamed the weather and her personal belongings. Confidence flipped into irritation fast because her body was spilling the truth louder than her words. >> I'm not trying. Listen to me. I can't make you I can't make your eyes do anything that they're not going to do on their own. Okay? >> So, if you already have probable cause, then wouldn't you jail now? >> I have to let you get through the entire exercises. That's part of the DUI investigation >> for you just to take me to jail. >> We're not there yet. >> Okay, then. >> So, relax. Okay. Okay. Don't relax. Okay. You're way up here right now. We are down here. You just need to >> like I'm working so hard for my business and >> I worked really hard to get where I'm at. >> Um I'm not trying to >> I'm not saying you're trying to do anything. I just want you to do the exercise I'm asking you to do cuz you wanted to and then we go from there. Okay. >> But you saying that I wanted to like you're a cop. You're obviously going to get money off of this. So like even if I >> even if I do this or not, it doesn't matter. Like you're still getting paid. You know what I mean? >> Because I'm working >> goes by the evidence that is presented to her. >> Okay. So it's super windy. You have to take that into consideration. >> Okay. >> So you want me to do my nine steps on my >> Whenever you're ready. Do you have any questions about the exercise? >> I don't know if I want to do this. I want to call my mom. >> Okay. Well, that's not going to happen right now. We're in the middle of an investigation. Okay. So, are you going to perform the exercise I just had you or just describe to you? Whenever you're ready, you can begin. >> I counted nine. Can I turn around >> like I just like the instructions? >> You said small steps. One, two, three, four, five. feelings weren't a shield anymore, and the test results weren't on her side. That's when she switched lanes from begging to going personal. By questioning the officer's motives, she tried to smear the truth as if shaking his credibility could rewrite the story. 6 in like I explained in the directions, I'm still standing on my left foot. This is no fair. This is This is crazy. Just take me to jail. You guys are playing. You guys are having me standing out here doing all this stuff. Can you just take me to jail if you're taking me to jail, please? >> Are you do are you finishing that exercise? >> You stood there for like 10 seconds and my photo is completely straight. So like I'm trying to ask you like you're you're the professional, the officer. So what what what is we doing? Are you taking me to jail? You are not completing the exercises as I described it to you. As I provided you the instructions. >> You said until you stop. >> Until I tell you to stop or you reach 30 seconds. >> Okay. So, can I do it again? Like, what the heck? Can you Can you get me a timer, please? >> The timer is you counting to 30. >> You didn't say that. You said >> you're in 30 seconds and you will tell me. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you anymore. >> Okay. So, are you taking the next Are you going to continue the exercises? Yes or no? >> What other exercises do I have to do? >> There are more exercises that you need to do. Three. I've already done three. >> Yes, there's three more. >> So, >> yes or no? >> Are you taking me to jail or not? >> Are you going to complete the exercises? >> Are you taking me to jail or not? >> Yes or no? >> Are you taking me to jail or not? You're already sitting here judging me when it's windy as I can't even hold on to a pole. >> Okay. Are you going to complete the exercises or not? >> Are you taking me to jail? >> If you Yes, I will complete that. >> Stop arguing with me or you're going to be put in handcuffs right now. You need to relax. >> You already are putting me in jail. You already know you're doing that. >> Feet together, arms by your side. >> Slapping a handcuff on. >> Yes, ma'am. So, you're going to place under arrest today for DUI. Okay. >> She was officially arrested for DUI and resisting an officer. This was a pricey lesson in the special treatment [music] fantasy. When you think you're clever enough to slip past the law with emotion, reality always finds a way to drag you back down. Don't let your ego drive because consequences don't care about excuses. And just when it seemed like she'd hit rock bottom after the arrest, the spitting pushed everything past the line. On August 13th, 2025, police were dispatched to a reported domestic dispute. But as the truth slowly surfaced, it became clear this wasn't just another argument. It was a series of dangerous choices leading to serious consequences. And here's what happened next. >> How about you step down here, >> away from the door? Yeah. Tell me what's going on. >> I'll tell you this. >> Yeah, I know. You're gonna talk to me. >> I'll talk to you. Okay. >> Come, come this way. >> What's going on tonight? >> I'll wait till she get her story cuz I ain't got time to go back and forth. >> So, you don't want to tell me what's going on? >> Yeah, I'll tell you what's going on. But >> what's going on? >> Honestly, I don't want to call no show. But >> she get in 4:30 in the morning. I come in. The kids here. >> Okay. >> I'm getting off work at 3:30. >> Okay. She come in. I mean, I come in the house. She I call her 1:30. She says she's going outside. Left the kids here. >> Okay. >> 3:30. I get in. Call her. What's going on? Oh, I'm so and so, so and so. I'm I'm at my house taking a piss. >> Okay. I'm drunk as hell. All right. Cool. >> I'm uh >> 4:30 get here, she walk in with her cousin. >> Yeah, we got into it. >> Yeah. Verbal argument, man. >> Yeah, verbal argument. >> Okay. Nobody got physical or anything? >> No, she just drunk. I got you. >> I don't drink. Don't smoke. >> I got you, man. To live here. >> No, she's been staying here, but she don't live here. >> How long she been staying here for? >> About a couple of week, three weeks. >> And I just got Is that your girlfriend or? >> Yeah, it's a girlfriend. >> Who was the woman who was just out here? >> Her cousin. What happened was I got off work. I called her at 1:30. She said she was uh out with her cousin and another friend. >> Hold on. >> I would prefer her to leave. You think the cousin will take her somewhere? >> How about Yeah, that's the cousin. Okay. >> Can you ask the cousin? >> All right. >> I mean, we'll have to bring her out here just so >> they don't want me to let me talk to her. And I don't want >> They're talking They want to talk to everyone alone. Okay. >> I don't like >> your sister or cousin called us here. I'm not [laughter] No disrespect to y'all. >> I know how police is and I never disrespectful. I never had a good interaction with him. >> So, that's just how I'm speaking in general. No disrespect. You taking her? Are you guys leaving? >> That's what I'm trying to see now. Because if she wanted to leave, we could have left. I got my own car. >> By acting exhausted and morally superior, she tried to paint herself as the one who was suffering, someone supposedly wronged by her boyfriend's story. But that performance also worked as a delay tactic, buying time to steady herself, manage her intoxication, and mentally build a counternarrative. >> Yeah. Whenever you're ready. We're all We're all done. >> They say they say whenever you're ready. >> We can. We can. I'm sorry. Sorry. I'm sorry for all this. Um, this this is like a argument, but they've been in a relationship for a long time. >> Yeah. They're going to deal with it right now. We're just here for the immediate problem. Like I said, once you guys are good to go, we're clear. >> Yeah. But it's just three kids in here and they scared. They've been crying. I don't want them traumatized. Like I don't want them to get traumatized. >> That's why we're trying to hurry it up cuz that's what I'm saying. Like this scary. >> We're We don't need to talk to her anymore. So as soon as you guys are ready, >> just so we >> No, he said they could grab it. Look, listen. Where am I at? >> You do not understand. There is no coming back. I've done this before. I've tried to do this before. I have a police report with this man before. And I tried to come back here and get my things Christmas. It was maybe December 27th or December 28th. >> Can I tell you a solution to this problem, though? >> Because we're not going to sit here all night for for you. >> You want me to give you a reason to take his ass? You want me to give you a reason? >> No, I'm just I'm telling you what the solution is. Can you listen to me real quick? >> I'm trying to, but you guys don't understand. >> Okay. I need you to listen to me and not talk over me, please. Okay? You get the bare essentials right now and we leave and then in a couple hours when you're cooled down, you call us. We come do what's called the domestic standby and we'll stand by for however long it takes you to get all your stuff. But right now, if you're that scared, you need to get everybody out of the house. Okay? >> Right now, it's just taken care of right now. We want to move everything out. >> We will not open this door. >> Look, if your stuff's in here, you will come back. >> No, no, no, no. You don't understand. I've done this before with you guys. >> Where y'all stuff? Where did y'all stuff August? >> I just did this with you all in December. At the end of December, he did the same exact thing. He would not give me all my things. Not only did he do that, but he showed up to the >> What's the stuff that you're talking about? >> My clothes, my food, everything that I have in this house. He would not allow me to get my children's things. He will not allow me to get. >> What? What are your kids? If you can ask him to give me 15 minutes, I will take me and my children's things out of California. But I do not want. >> As her story began to crack, she realized money couldn't buy immunity from the law's cold stare. Panicking, she tried to cooperate while behaving inconsistently, pointing out the location of a dangerous item in a way that only made the situation more tense. >> No, he can keep the [ __ ] furniture. I don't give a [ __ ] about this furniture. >> I have a whole another apartment of my own. >> Yeah, gather up your clothes. Thank you. That's all I'm asking. >> Okay. Oh, you made it You made it seem like it was >> I was trying to explain that to you, but you would not listen to me. I have small things. Just please let me go ahead. >> You need all of them for one. >> Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Hey. >> Uhuh. Hands up. Hands up. >> Hands up. I'm just >> a smart move. >> Absolutely not. But I just told y'all he just threatened my life and he's trying to move all of them. He's been doing this for years and I keep running. I'm tired of running. You want to see the red? >> No. Stop. No. No. >> Get out of the room. >> No, Gus. >> What are you doing? >> I'm trying to tell you I'm TIRED OF RUNNING. Y'ALL NOT LISTENING TO ME. I TRIED to do this to THE SAME OFFICES. THEY wouldn't listen to me. He keeps hiding them. >> Okay. >> He keeps hiding them in there, in the backyard, in the neighbor's yard, everywhere. He's hiding them. He keeps coming after me. Every time I leave and run, he keeps coming. I'm tired. I'm scared. >> No, no, no. I SW MY FOOT WITH MY hands up. >> What about that? What seems smart to do? with my with my hands up. Let us >> be like, "Officer, my >> There is a gun underneath the bed." NOT >> I DID. I'M SORRY, SIR. Did I not tell you and your other fellow officer in the backyard where it was? >> I wasn't back there with you. >> Go ahead. >> How' you How did you get in the back door with me? I was in the basement in my basement downstairs when you guys locked the door. >> Okay. I thought you went on the back. >> Probably search, isn't it? Good search. I heard you guys lock the door, though. Y'all ain't going to learn until y'all find out who he really is. >> I'm the bad guy. Now, >> this was where entitlement collided with passive aggression. She believed her version of the truth gave her permission to cross boundaries, even with officers standing right there. Once she saw police weren't taking her side, her emotions exploded into open personal attacks. >> I don't like to talk to you cuz you're being hell of aggressive with me, so stop talking to me. We're waiting for you. >> Stop talking to me. >> You called us. >> Stop. YES, I DID. SO, Y'ALL NOT LISTENING. >> YOU'RE NOT [ __ ] LISTENING. YOU'RE BECAUSE HE'S QUIET. HE'S NOT THE AGGRESSIVE. >> Come on, bro. I just want my keys out the car. I can't go home without my keys. I need my keys out the car. >> He said he can't get into the car. >> Call a [ __ ] locksmith. That's the only way he going to get in his car regardless anyways. >> That's not going to happen now. I can't make him do it. >> I'll call it and I'll pay for it, too. I want my keys. out your car this time. You ain't walking into my house in the middle of Broadway like you said you didn't do the last time. >> Officer Dick here to believe that I >> you did. You just literally said you seen the key before and then you saying that and I was the only one in here. What does that mean? Come on, bro. Don't talk to me. >> Please don't come. Don't move no closer to me. I'm not being aggressive with no one. I'm not stepping close to no one. I'm simply just speaking my truth. He literally has been aggressive with me. He's been aggressive me. I spoke to him. I spoke to you when I was back there. I told y'all what the Y'all not listening to me. Oh, I'm aggressive. I've been drinking. I told y'all I've been drinking. I've been sober that when I walked in this door, this mother hands on me. >> Listen here. >> What? Y'all put y'all hands on y'all wife at home. Y'all think this [ __ ] okay? >> Broken right. They ain't going to do [ __ ] I will call your ass in front of them. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. What you going to do? >> You want to go in? If you just stop. >> She's just leaving. >> She's not going to do nothing. She's not. She's not going to do nothing. She's Oh, wait. >> She's not going to do nothing. cuz don't talk to me crazy. I spit on your ass and he know how this [ __ ] can get. You better get the behind me. >> The peak of her arrogance came when she suddenly insulted an onduty officer. In that moment, Ego slammed straight into discipline and the price became unavoidable. >> Walk that way. >> No. No. No. She didn't spit on you. She didn't spit on you. She didn't spit on you. >> Yes, she did. No, I didn't. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. Arrest. >> Okay. >> But I should have left. >> Did I spit assault? I NEVER TOUCHED HIM. >> I NEVER TOUCHED HIM. >> SPIT ON MY FOREHEAD. >> NO, I [screaming] DIDN'T. SHOW ME. >> CENTRAL 2930. Mark one female 95. >> I'm not going to run. >> I'm telling you. I never touched him. >> I NEVER TOUCHED HIM. I NEVER SPIT ON THIS MAN. SHOW ME WHERE IT'S ON YOUR FOREHEAD. >> It's on MY FOREHEAD RIGHT NOW. IT'S ALL ON CAMERA. >> SHOW ME. >> STOP. Show me. >> Come on. We're going to jail. >> Can I give her our keys? >> Mommy, here. Get your keys. >> You spit on me. >> No, I DIDN'T. I SAID >> YOU SPIT ON ME. >> I'M MAD. YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. >> You're about to get resisting. >> I'm trying to resist, but y'all don't understand. I'm mad. Can I give her a key? She has my charger. >> Please give her No, these are her keys. >> Okay. >> And can you loosen this one a little bit? >> That's what I'm trying to do. Okay. >> It's kind of tight. >> I know. That's what >> I would never sit on nobody but on me. Y'all don't UNDERSTAND I'M BAD. Y'ALL SEE him smile when y'all grab me. >> Y I've been going through this [ __ ] for 5 years. I'm never resist. >> Yes, please give her my keys so she can take my keys. My purse and everything else. Give her my purse. My phone. Grab my phone. I give you permission to touch my needs. >> My ID, my money, my credit card. Don't do this with you. >> No. Don't do this in front of my daughter. Please. Okay. No, I need her to take it so she could bomb me out. >> There's no bond. It's a no bond. >> WHAT YOU MEAN NO BOND? >> Illinois hours. >> Come on. Don't do this in front of my kids. Y'all don't understand. But you know I just spit on you. >> Okay. You're going to walk. Yeah, you did. [screaming] >> PLEASE. PLEASE. CAN I HUG MY RESIST? >> You're doing this. >> I didn't spit on him. >> Just couldn't help you. >> Can I speak to y'all? >> Do you have her car? Can I speak to you? >> Can I speak to y'all, please? >> Hold on. >> I never spit on you and you know it. >> Yeah, you did. >> LET ME KNOW. I DIDN'T SEE. >> Get in the car. >> Okay. I don't mind having to see. Can you please loosen this? >> When we get back, I will take them off. We're going >> No, I don't want you to take it off. I just want you to loosen this one up a little bit. This [ __ ] hurts really bad. >> I don't mad you loosen it up. >> Please. I No, you don't hear. >> WE WILL BE TWO BRACELETS on this. >> The power game ended in the backseat of a patrol car. She now faces serious charges. aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. If convicted, she could face fines of up to $2,000 and up to 60 days in jail. One wave of anger hadn't even settled when another surge of jealousy came roaring in on June 18th, 2025 in Ohio. A toxic relationship crossed into dangerous territory. When love is used as an excuse for control and destruction, one person refuses to accept being left behind while the other is trapped between compassion [music] and fear. What's going on? >> Come on. Look at this girl. Look what she did. >> This game was given to me for Christmas. >> I haven't been talking to this girl in 5 months. >> I HAVEN'T TALKED TO THIS GIRL in 5 months. This game was given TO ME DURING CHRISTMAS. SHE CALLED ME AND asked me if she WANT TO TALK. SHE CAME through my house, hit me with the cards like I've done nothing to this girl, bro. Broke my house up. >> Does she live here? >> No. I live here. >> She break in. >> She done no [ __ ] This is my home. >> Are you hurt at all? >> I'm okay right now. But I have the receipt. I'm I just want to take my game and go. I ain't with him in months. I just want my game and go. I bought the PS5. I have the [ __ ] receipt. >> Okay. >> Do you need to say it? See it? >> Yeah, sure. >> Do you have >> Because are you going to get it for me? >> If you're not going to get it from me, sit >> here for a second. Okay. >> Like this is my game. >> Hold on. You're just my child's father. I mean, you're just my my daughter's mother. You come in here my house up. Snatch the game. Yes, she did pay for the game. Like, it was a gift. Yes, she >> I've heard you say it like 20 times. Just chill out. Let us do our thing. Okay. >> I've been saying this [ __ ] for >> But it's not changing anything. So, what's your name? >> Ashley. We talking. We've been beefing for a minute. We have a child. >> A physical fight with you guys. >> He put his hands on me. He always puts his hands on me. I done lost all my [ __ ] charms. What do you mean when you say he put his hands on me? >> Were you here before? No, it wasn't you. It was a different person. >> I'm so tired of it. >> She wasn't trying to get an item back. She was trying to reclaim lost power. But the truth always leaks through the cracks in a lie. Fixating on a specific object showed how her anger had been redirected onto something tangible, something she could still control. So, what happened today? >> I called him. I was being nice, you know. >> Mhm. >> I wanted to see him. He like, "Yeah, you can come over." All I did was ask him like, "Oh, you got somebody's toothbrush in there." He started turning up on me. >> Yeah, I got another here. >> No, I don't live here. He He told me to come over. He said he getting off work. came over. You know, I got another this that like we have a child together. I'm >> I'm just trying to conversate with him. I ain't let my daughter come over here for a minute. So, I'm just trying to [ __ ] it over here. It's my game. >> You guys have a kid together. You still >> And you don't have any injuries whatsoever? >> I got stuff on my hand, but that's it. Like, I don't know. >> Let me see your hands. like little cutters like but I don't got nothing I don't think. >> All right, put your phone in the purse real quick. >> He manhandling me and like this [ __ ] happened. >> WHY I GOT TO >> STOP? DO NOT TURN UP. I will drop you. Stop. >> It's going to go to jail. >> Stop. >> What's going on? >> All right. >> What's going on? Look, >> man. You guys got a kid together. It's domestic violence. He's got injuries. You don't. Okay. >> I got injuries on my hand. It's okay. >> Like, >> we'll do that. >> He cut me. >> Like, what? >> You need EMS? >> That's crazy. I'm going to jail. >> You need EMS? >> I'm going to jail. >> Okay. >> Can we talk? Cuz I didn't touch him. >> I don't know. >> So, you didn't even go in there. So, I'm confused. >> Oh, he grabs up like that and he grabbed me up. >> That means you're going in cuffs. >> So, he grabbed me up. >> Okay. >> Are you serious? We going to figure all that stuff out. >> I have no idea. >> The injuries on her boyfriend's body flip the script. In Ohio, mandatory arrest policies require officers to make an arrest when there are signs of domestic violence, regardless of what the victim wants. >> This beats my ass every time. >> You're man. This beats my ass every time. >> If I was manhandling you, it'd be a lot different. I'm literally just like squirting you. I'm going to jail. >> We're going to clear all that stuff out. All right. >> Like, I'm so >> Are you serious? You could just take it off me. >> It's Look where it's sitting at. So, unless these things unhook, it's just We're just under the strap right here. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. Just relax. >> Oh my gosh. It's not domestic violence. >> Well, you guys have a kid together. >> What does that mean? It would be. You got anything else on you? >> No. What is that? I don't have nothing. >> Go ahead. Start in the car. >> Do I have to sit in the car? Can I just sit down or like Are you going to sit the door? >> I'm going to shut the door. >> I need to bring this out of here. >> Are you serious? >> Put your leg in there, ma'am. >> I have never been arrested in my life. >> Okay. We can't talk with you unless we read you your rights and then you agree to talk to us. So if you don't want to give your side of the story, I mean that's up to you. Okay. >> Like it doesn't make sense. So I told >> Can I read your rights? >> You can, but I'm just so confused when I'm the one in the back of the car. >> I told you why back there. >> Let me read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> So he told me he put his hands on them. When I asked you about injuries, you said you don't have any. >> And then you told me about your hands, but I'm not seeing anything on your hands. I have a cut on my finger right here. Like I have cuts on my finger right here. >> That ma'am, that looks like an old cut that's healed. It's not even >> No, it just happened today. I swear to God. >> How did it happen? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I was just in there and he was >> Let's start from the beginning. Why were you there? >> Because I called him. >> We've been, you know, arguing and I asked him, "Can we talk? I want to talk to him. I love him. I miss him." So, I went in there. I'm trying to talk to him. I sit on his lap and then we just start arguing. We always argue. >> In reality, she lost her temper when she went to visit him and completely snapped when she found out he had a new girlfriend. Furious and humiliated, she suddenly wanted her PS5 back. She knew she didn't even play games. She just wanted to start drama. Instead, she ended up getting arrested >> all the way over there. What What did you guys argue about? Because obviously we both love each other, but it's toxic, you know, >> and that's what >> I don't get a lot of arguments happen. >> Yes. And I don't And I don't put my hands on him first. I swear to God, I did not put my hands on him. >> How did the argument lead to physical violence between you guys? >> He put his hands on me first. >> What did he do exactly? >> He strong me. He's moving me. He's doing this. He about to put it he choking me? Like I just I don't know. >> Can you lift your head up? Did he choke you around your neck? >> Yes. >> Were you able to breathe? >> I can't remember. But >> did you lose consciousness? >> No, I didn't lose consciousness. >> Was he like pushing you out of the apartment? >> A lot of problems that we always have. No, I left out the apartment by myself. >> Okay. And then then you were at the window, right? >> And then I was at the window because I asked him, "Can I get my game back?" >> How did all the blinds get damaged? >> Because I broke them. >> Okay. >> I broke them. >> I appreciate the honest. >> Why does he have injuries on him? >> I don't know. He's got like an abrasion on his arm. He's got marks on his back. >> I've never touched him on his back. I swear to God. >> The story The story we're getting is that you hit him with those cords. >> Is that possible? >> I might. >> Okay. >> Is the lock at the fool, man. >> Is the lock broken on your window >> or does it is >> How did Did she >> She's snatching the window. >> Okay. >> Here's where we're at right now. because you guys have a kid together. The al physical altercation that happened is domestic violence. Okay. You clearly have injuries. She doesn't. Okay. So, I know you said you didn't want >> I didn't touch her, >> right? And so, I know you said you didn't want her to go to jail, >> but based off of what we see, >> she committed domestic violence. Okay. So, with that, Ohio's a preferred arrest state, which means she has she has to go just where she was at. just made it through cuz I got a stick in there. I got a stick in both of my windows cuz I live on the bottom floor. Like I live in the bottom floor. I work all the time. >> Anybody can go in there. Like so I got a stick that I don't have screens cuz of her. Like she pulled the screens out. Like every time she come over here, she's being weird. Like haven't seen this girl in 5 months. Haven't seen her in 5 months. Like I only pick up the child and keep it moving. Hi. Like this [ __ ] is is hot. >> Who has the kid right now? >> Her mother. from us. >> I've been trying to call her mother. >> Physical evidence doesn't lie. In domestic violence cases, injuries on the back often show that the victim was trying to escape. Knowing she couldn't deny it anymore, she called her mother. Not to take responsibility, but to find the last person still willing to believe her story. Mom, Charles is sending me to jail for a DV when he put his hands on me because he has I mean freaking bruises because I was a I was DEFENDING MYSELF AT HIS HOUSE. So they sending me to jail. I >> think you I think you're not telling the whole entire story. But >> I I am telling the entire story. I put I defended myself so I hit him with some cords. That's the entire story. >> Okay. We said we wanted to talk and then it went left. So now I'm in handcuffs in the back of the car. Malik said he he's going to come get me, but I don't know. >> Hello. >> What? HE'LL EVEN GO OVER THERE. >> AT THIS POINT, I don't know. >> Listen, just relax, man. If you know someone this unstable want to talk to you, don't you tell them? Hey, man. Oh, you can call me everything you want to do over the phone. >> You want my kids over here baming on the window. I got the neighbors. What you think? I'm I >> then that's when you call the police. Hey man, you can say that that woman's outside my door. B mom, whichever number she is. >> I really didn't want her to go to like I'm not I can't I really She called the police. >> I know. She told us. >> I really didn't want her to go to jail. I just want her out of here. Like I told her, bro, like you know what I'm saying? Like I don't like I don't hate like I told her I don't hate you. I just don't want no dealings with you. Like >> and it's it I with a few seconds me dealing with her I'm like I don't want to deal with her. And that was just me walking her from this door to my car. That's Listen, I'm going tell you right now, just cut her off. >> If you can deal with her, deal with it to the courts. Courts got an app you can deal with and come as far as the kids. Message her on that. She say something crazy on it. >> I'm already dealing doing that, bro. We We took the DNA. I'm waiting for the DNA to come back. >> If it's that bad, bro, I wouldn't even do it until the DNA hits. >> Been dealing with the girl. Like, >> she come here, want to talk, want to sit on my lap and talk. No, that's not how coarents talk. Like, sit over there. In the end, she was taken into custody and charged with domestic violence. In Ohio, this can mean up to 60 days in jail, fines of up to $2,000, and a protective order, all of which can seriously impact future custody rights. When jealousy hits its peak, even the glow of social media fame starts to collapse. On December 17th, 2025, Texas officers served felony arrest warrants on Ashley Trevino, a Tik Tocker accused of SNAP and Medicaid fraud over roughly 5 years involving an alleged $2,500 to under $30,000 in benefits. Bame doesn't shield you from Texas law, and the truth has a way of showing up anyway. >> What's going on? >> You understand you have an active felony warrant out of your free arrest? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> For what? >> Stand by and I'll let you know. Can I go pubic 73? Sorry. >> A felony warrant. >> Yeah. >> I don't know if you want him to be all in your business or >> Yeah. He's my dude. >> Okay. >> They said I have a warrant. >> A warrant? >> I don't know for what. I haven't done nothing. I don't do crap. I don't know what the hell they're talking about. >> Would I have gotten a ticket? >> What? >> For what? >> This is a felony warrant out of Walkahhatche PD. >> For what? >> For what though? >> I haven't done nothing. >> It says fraud on there. I I'll give her more I'll give her more I'll give you more details once it's confirmed. Okay. >> I swear I haven't done nothing. Okay. >> Do you have the right person? >> Yes. >> No, it's Ashley Trevino. I also have Ashley. >> Yep. This is the person with the pill anymore. >> For what? >> Once it's confirmed, we'll give you more details. >> Y'all can't just take me to this restaurant to go here real quick. >> Stay there. >> Not at this time. >> All right. >> Hey, uh they they just we just got home and the the cops pulled up and said they're taking Ashley to jail because for a fraud or something. >> A felony warrant. >> A felony warrant for fraud. >> I don't know if it was. >> She's never been committ Nobody's ever told her anything. No, I've never done I don't know what they're talking about. >> Walk. Can we talk to supervisor? >> Yeah, here. >> I don't know what it's for. >> In her mind, financial fraud accusations didn't match the star image she believed she was living. Instead of facing it headon, she tried to frame the arrest like a paperwork glitch, just some mixup. Even though the alleged false signatures and deceptive filings stretched across years >> right now, once it's confirmed, they'll give us more details than I can tell her. But that's the reason why we haven't told you everything. >> Can I get a card? >> Yeah, I'll give it to you as soon as I'm done. Okay. >> All right. Well, we'll get we'll iron out the details here in a bit. >> Well, can you head this way? >> Can you head to uh to the wax? >> Yeah. >> So, if she goes down there, it's going to be a couple hours before he can even talk to Okay, that's fine. >> So, I just want to let you know >> it'd probably be better to come here than >> Okay, come to the house. >> Yeah, just come to the house to to my house. >> Right now, all we're doing is waiting on him. Walks at you to confirm the warrant. Once they confirm the warrant, then that's when we decide if we're You are going to jail if they confirm the warrant. We already told you that. So, uh >> that's all we're waiting for him to do. >> Okay. I just need to freaking pee, man. Like, I been on the street and I've been drinking water. Like, I literally have to freaking pee. I understand. >> 500 to 30. >> Yes. >> We can't go like closer under there like just cuz it's cold and it's >> No, no, we're good. >> No, ma'am. We're just doing our job. Okay. But, uh, right. Um, >> you need a notepad. >> Yeah. So, she can have access to phone numbers, I guess. >> Yeah. >> They'll give her all that. They'll let her do it at the jail >> with her phone. >> Yeah. Yeah. They'll let her open it up and write down phone numbers. But, if you want to do it now, you can. >> Here you go. Here's a Here's a notepad if you need. >> Fix it for you. There you go. Freaking >> I'm sorry. We can't allow you to do that. As soon as we get over there, they'll let you. Okay. >> It's going to be all over theing internet, man. Tik Tok's going to have aing blasts at this [ __ ] bro. I'm going to get threatened and everything. >> It's not going to come. >> No, but they're going to try and threaten me in the jail and everything. >> Karen wasn't truly scared of the law. What rattled her more was the thought of not being the main character anymore. And that tells you everything. For folks who live off likes, the collapse of an online image can feel scarier than the legal consequences. >> Uh, what's your dad's number? >> Roll my window up. >> Yeah. >> I forgot they're down. >> These [ __ ] are going to threaten me in there and everything. >> Something happened, we'll just send the [ __ ] out. I don't know what everything is legal that I have. That's why I'm like what the did I unless somebody use my social [snorts] >> turn around face you put your phone down for me put your hands behind your back Oh, can you take my >> Yeah, go ahead and do all that. >> Can you tell me a little bit more? >> Yeah. When we get in the car, they'll send everything out. >> I don't have, you know what I mean? >> Um, how can we get a bell spawn and all that? >> Uh, so you'll be able to call one. He can start calling one now. Go ahead for your copy. registration. >> Just pull it. Pull it. >> Pull that circle. >> I'm trying to. It's jammed up. >> They They might help you out the jail. >> Take my Just leave everything else. Leave everything else. They can hit that. >> Can I take this paper? >> Yeah. >> Do I hold on to it or put it in my bra? I can hold on to it for you or you can >> keep it with you. >> She insisted everything was legal, even as records pointed to income being hidden to keep medical benefits. The truth fell slow like cold rain. Quiet, steady, unavoidable. And once that thin little cover started soaking through, her calm began to crack. >> Come over here. >> Come over to the squack car right here. All right. >> Oh, you're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. Oh, >> you're pulling my hair. >> Sorry. Sorry. >> I have an extension. >> Sorry about that. >> All right. Yep. All right. Just making sure there's nothing. >> Oh, no. I have leggings. >> Nothing in your waistband. Just using the back of my head. >> I do have anklet. Can you take it off? >> Yep. >> Okay. Take my I forgot I have anklet. >> It's under my sock. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Hey, lean towards this way for me. He's going to have to get that buckle there. You're good. >> Can you make my hair >> right here? >> Yeah. >> All right. There he Can I just like give my kisses before I go? >> Yeah. Hold on just one second. Okay, >> just pop one. >> Yeah. >> Hey, will you come over here real quick? >> She just wants to kiss her bye. >> Going to be short multiple arrests. Going to have to take you [ __ ] down this morning. >> Please be with me, Lord, in the name of Jesus. >> Are you cold, hot? Anything? >> I'm cold and I still have to pee. [laughter] >> I'm going to get the heater on. We're going to get down there as quickly as we can. Okay. Are you getting more info on it, >> ma'am? >> Are you getting more info? >> Yes, ma'am. Before I before I leave you, I will have you see something. Okay. >> Okay. [cough] [clears throat] >> So, I know the warrants from WalkPD. >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. Can you turn the heater off? >> Yeah. >> Sorry, my anxiety is like and I feel like I can't breathe. Under the dim patrol car lights, the fame armor wore off, replaced by quick breaths and real anxiety. Ashley started questioning officers about the past, thinking, "I got through it before, so I must be fine." She didn't grasp that the law runs on process, not vibes. [clears throat] [sighs and gasps] These handcuffs hurt. In the name of Jesus. >> Guys, anything came in >> out of Ellis County with less than 30,000. >> Healthcare fraud. >> Healthc care fraud from what? >> I don't know, man. I I'm just the guy that >> healthcare information. It doesn't say like a company or nothing. I haven't worked in over a year. >> You been working over a year? >> No, I haven't worked. >> When was this? >> What just happened? >> Does it have like a date? >> Uh, so when we get into the jail, uh, don't have a date on Yes. >> Healthc care fraud. >> Yes, sir. >> What does that include? Like does it know like I mean do you have like anything? >> I don't have any of those details. >> My eye is itching. What the >> Oh [ __ ] >> So I have a question. >> Why is it that every time the police came to the house cuz I think you were on the last call, right? >> Uh no I was not there last time. It was Wils and somebody else. Oh, okay. You look like the guy that came last time, but um yeah, they do this like every freaking month. And okay, so the last time it was like I want to say like a couple weeks ago maybe. Well, the last time cuz the last time went to jail, which was him, but for a PI because I didn't know that you could go to jail if you were drinking at your house, but then you come outside. In the end, she was booked into jail facing allegations of welfare fraud and healthc care fraud, charges that can carry 6 months to two years [music] and fines up to $10,000 for state jail felonies. After making a bond, she jumped right back on social media, saying she'd fight it to the end. She can delete Tik Toks all day long, but she can't delete her own signature on years of allegedly fraudulent paperwork. On April 12th, 2024, a wife dialed 911 begging for help. Her husband was drunk, out of control, spewing violent words inside a house where children were present. Police rushed in only to find the night spiraling into something no one expected. Both husband and wife would end up in cuffs. >> What's going on? >> Um, I just wanted him to get the out my crib cuz he's over here acting up, being crazy. >> Where's he at? >> He's upstairs. >> Same angel, right? >> Yeah. His name is Louis. Luis. Yes. >> Hey, Louise. >> He needs to He's intoxicated. He's really intoxicated. Intoxicated. >> Is there any uh there any weapons in the house? >> No weapons. >> Okay, Louise. >> I know he's talking like he can't hear. He's up there with my other son. >> Is there anybody else up there? Just >> that's just just him, too. But I honestly feel like he's not even going to say nothing cuz he knows that I called the cops on his stupid ass. >> Okay. Does he live here? >> Yeah, he does. He does. He's acting up and I'm just not trying to deal with him. >> Does he have a place he could go? >> His aunt's house probably. >> Where's his live? >> Um, kind of right there by the police station. >> Hey, Louise. >> Yeah, you get the on my phone. >> Come down here and talk to me. >> No, I ain't talking [ __ ] My you come out here. >> He doesn't have He doesn't even have a gun. I I'm sleeping with my baby. >> You're obviously intoxicated, sir. >> I'm [ __ ] sleeping with my son. >> You're sleeping. >> The only reason I woke up is he's the reason why he's like dead. Someone's downstairs. >> I hear a loud voice. That's what you want. >> I don't care. Like, I'm tired of you. >> Of what? I'm sleeping with my kids. >> He's about to come down. >> When do you guys move here? >> We've been here. >> I thought you were [clears throat] like a couple buildings over. >> Yeah, but you guys just >> Yeah, it's been a while. Oh well, >> but I'm not going to be dealing with the rock tonight. Not tonight. >> Oh, no. Does he have anywhere he can go? >> He has no Santa's house. >> Yeah, she said his pant lives down by the apartment. >> I'm just not going to deal with this [ __ ] I'm not going to be [ __ ] dealing with him disrespecting my kids and acting a fool. That [ __ ] tired of this [ __ ] I'm tired of him. >> Angel, >> where you at? Fueled by booze, the man resisted, clinging to his child like an emotional shield. He refused to come downstairs, forcing officers to breach the cramped room. In seconds, tension snapped and the fight exploded. >> Angel, >> what? >> Where you at, DUDE? >> [ __ ] I'M LAYING IN A BED WITH MY SON. WHAT THE YOU DOING UPSTAIRS? >> Cuz we need I'm going shoot you in the head. >> Are you? >> Yeah. Put your hand with your gun. >> Show me your [ __ ] hands. >> No, the [ __ ] I'm laying with my son. >> What is going on tonight? >> I DON'T KNOW. I'M LAYING IN THE BED WITH MY SON. WHY YOU freaking out my son, bro? >> I'm not trying. >> Get the Get the [ __ ] light off. Go, puppy. Go, go, go, go, go, go. >> What are you doing tonight, DUDE? >> I DON'T KNOW. I'M LAYING IN BED. WHY THE are you here? Y'all [ __ ] on my sleep. >> We got called because you're causing issues. >> By who? By who? BY WHO? >> NO. [ __ ] TELL ME WHO CALLED YOU. >> They refused. >> Who? Who? >> The caller refused to provide. >> What are you going to do? What do you want to do? You want TO DO ANYTHING? NO, YOU IN MY ROOM. You were disturbing the peace with my son. I'm sleeping with my kid. YOU GOT ME OVER HERE. BUT WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO? YOU WANT TO LOCK ME UP? PUT ME in the truck. >> Okay, get back. >> THEN WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU WANT TO DO? >> I'M TRYING TO TALK. >> THE YOU WANT TO do your hands on you talking now, [ __ ] >> Let me get one after. We will. I got to get him to A+ first and then I will >> Okay. Well, pull his pants out. >> Give me your other hand. >> Throw his hands out. >> Give me your other hand. >> I don't care. Angel, you chose this. >> I don't care. You chose this. >> Angel, give me your other hand. Give me your other hand. >> Officer, stop. >> Chuck me hard. >> Angel, give me your other hand. >> I don't give a >> Stop choking me. >> Crystal, please step back. >> All right, woman. Stop being so aggressive. >> He smacked me. >> I didn't smack me, [ __ ] You I smacked your hand. Yes. >> I didn't smack you, [ __ ] >> You're not going to put hands on me. No, I didn't. That's not how this [ __ ] works. >> So, okay. My son. You going to disrespect my son? >> I didn't disrespect your son. >> No, you you Bro, you didn't. It's on your camera, bro. My son, >> I came in here and I was trying to talk to you. GIVE ME YOUR OTHER HAND. >> You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] You scaring me, [ __ ] >> Major, just calm. Oh, break my wrist. >> Give me your other hand. >> How the am I going to do that? You fat. You're all on my waist. [ __ ] >> I can't even move. >> Pull up his pants up. >> Crystal, step back. We will get his pants up. >> It's going to happen as soon as you get his arms. >> Give me your other hand. >> I can't. >> Yes, you can. >> NO, I CAN'T. MY SHOULDER IS ON TOP OF MY HAND, DUMBASS. You're trying to break my wrist. >> Hold your hand. >> I'm not trying. >> Pull your hand out. >> I'm trying. You ass white boy. >> Man, get the off of ME. I'M TRYING. >> I'M TRYING to pull my >> I didn't do nothing, bro. I'm laying down with my son. How am I going to jail? >> You're going to jail for >> Show me 95 with Angel. We're secure. Everybody can slow down. >> Stand up. Let's go. >> I apologize. Can you let know? >> We're good. We're secure. >> Angel, don't touch me. You're aggressive. >> You just smacked me. The thing I didn't smack you smack your hand because you had that on my face. How am I supposed to dude? I'm laying in the laying in my bed with my What began as a domestic dispute escalated into a threat to officer safety. The man screamed, fought the cuffs, and when his wife saw him dragged away, she jumped right in, turning the arrest into an allout brawl in the middle of the night. >> Sorry, my radio got >> me for all of you guys to come in here. No, this is my >> Don't put your hands up. GET OFF ME. [screaming] >> CRYSTAL, RELAX. WHY IS HE TOUCHING ME? >> SO WHY ARE YOU PUTTING YOUR HANDS ON ME? >> Cut the offs. >> Oh, and I got a All right. Just keep down. >> What the What the dislocated? My shoulder. MY SHOULDER. >> I got >> Oh MY GOD. MY SHOULDER. YOU >> I FELL DOWN THE STAIRS. >> OH MY GOD. >> STOP THROWING YOURSELF AROUND. STOP. >> LOOK AT HIM. LOOK AT HIM. I know. >> I'm not doing THIS THING, BRO. >> GET in the [ __ ] house. >> Okay, Crystal, relax. >> I hope you guys get that ON CAMERA. >> SO, WHY ARE YOU ON TOP OF ME? >> CRYSTAL, if you don't relax, I'm going to place you in handcuffs. >> You're going to place me on handcuffs. >> Crystal, WE'RE DONE PLACING THE CUFFS. >> WHY? I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. >> PUT YOUR HANDS. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. WHAT AM I DOING? GET the off me. [crying] >> What are they doing? >> Sorry. >> Crystal, listen to me. Listen to me. >> Crystal, listen. Calm down. Just relax. Have to calm down. >> Okay, so Crystal, relax for a second. [crying] >> Crystal, just sit up. You're >> hurting me. >> Okay, Crystal, sit up for a second. >> Nobody's on top of me. >> Hey, come on. Let me help you out. >> He hurt me. of my kids. So why am I going this explaining something to you and then you got all the space? >> I know. Just if you calm down, I'll take you out of handcuffs. [laughter] Come on. Let's go. Step down. Come on. Let's go. You all right? >> Just relax for a second. >> Make sure he's out of the way. Whoever it is. >> Whoever it is. >> It wasn't even 4:00 a.m., but the chaos was deafening. The kids got dragged into the madness, stuck between two parents who seemed born to battle each other. Strangely, the children stayed quiet. Not out of bravery, but because [music] they were used to it. For them, violence wasn't shocking. It was just another day at home. >> Calm down and be calm. >> Okay. Well, just please let me go because you're not listening to me. My shoulder hurts. Listen to me. Let go of me. Listen to me. >> Tell your armies TO LET GO. WHY AM I UNDERING? >> YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO ME IN MY OWN HOUSE. I'M THE VICTIM. I GOT A LAWYER. WATCH. >> OKAY. >> 15 minutes. PLEASE LET GO ME. DON'TING PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. >> YOU NEED TO LISTEN CUZ YOU DON'T WANT >> DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. YOU JUSTING PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME AND MYING HOUSE. >> WHY ARE YOU SO I KNOW MY [ __ ] RICE. >> OKAY, THAT'S FINE. You're going to go. It doesn't matter. I know my rice and you're I know my rice and I know you guys all got it recorded and you know you [ __ ] up. Crystal. Okay. That's fine. I COULD TELL THAT YOU GUYS are all baby cops. >> Crystal, relax. You have >> Let me go, please. Cuz my >> I will, but you have to calm down. >> I'm calm over >> and stop interrupting us. >> I will. All right. I'm going to shut down. >> Listen to me. I don't want to take you to jail cuz how many kids do you have upstairs? >> I got three kids upstairs. >> I'm in school right now. >> Do you need to go to jail for a felony? >> No. >> So, can you calm down for your kids and yourself? >> Yeah. >> Can you please do that? >> I'm done. Yes. >> Okay. If I take you out of handcuffs, >> I promise. Will you sit down on the couch and discuss? >> Yes, I will. But my shoulder >> cuz I don't want to take you to jail. >> I know you don't. I really don't. >> And I don't want to go to jail. I'm a nurse. >> I know you are. I know it would ruin your career. You don't want to do that. >> Please let me go cuz my shoulder really. >> Will you just sit with these officers for just one second? >> Yes, I will. I mean, I'm not even going to lie to you. Yes, I was drinking a little bit, but I know what the [ __ ] my shoulders hurting me. You guys shoved me hella hard. >> Listen, [snorts] you can't push police. >> I didn't. Okay, that's fine. And you have a camera. I didn't push you, officer. >> If you're going to continue if you're going to continue >> and you know it's the truth. >> If you're going to continue Why are you >> You're going to go to jail. I'm not going. Why? No. Please stop. I'm sorry. Please. [laughter and gasps] Why am I GOING TO JAIL FOR? WHY? >> Only when DCFS was mentioned and the career shattering consequences that could follow did the wife finally back down. Her cooperation wasn't about respect for the law. It was pure fear of losing what mattered most. She was led to the patrol car while her husband still refused to give in. >> NO, [screaming] I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. YOU'RE TRYING TO ARREST me for I didn't do nothing. You know, YOU PUSHED IT. >> NO, I DIDN'T. YOU GUYS GOT CAMERAS. [screaming] >> I'M TAKING [screaming] I DIDN'T DO THAT. YOU GOT HELP ME. [screaming] I need to deal with nothing. Officer, you >> y'all me up. I CAN'T SEE ON MY RIGHT EYE. >> OPEN YOUR EYE UP. >> HELP. >> I CAN'T see on my right eye. You feel happy? >> Cuz it's closed. >> You blinded me. >> I didn't blind you. I did not blind you. He's intoxicated. >> All right. >> And wanted to fight with us. >> All right. >> And fight with you? >> You came when I was laying in my bed with my son. Oh yeah. How am I supposed to fight you? They don't care. They care. >> I don't care. You're a bum ass [ __ ] rookie. [ __ ] out of here. >> And I've been dealing with you for 5 years. >> You It doesn't matter. >> ME ENOUGH. YOU BUM ass white cop. >> You said his shoulders. >> LOOK AT Y'ALL. ALL OF Y'ALL WHITE. ALL OF Y'ALL WHITE. >> DO YOU WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL? >> FOR WHAT? >> I don't know. Because you're hurt. You said you can't open your eye. Do you want to go? >> Oh my. I can't even see it on my right socket. >> So, do you want to go up there or no? >> For what? To get checked out. >> Check out this other one. >> Okay. >> To get checked out. >> That's why we're here, man. Bro, >> do you want to go to the hospital to get checked out and they can see what's going on? >> Get your eye checked out. >> I was sleeping with my son with this rash. You run up the stairs, violated me. I'm sleeping with my son in the bed. Who are you? >> Officer Storm, bro. >> You're a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> How would you feel? SOMEBODY CAME UP YOUR stairs and violated your rights. >> Well, I'm not. >> I'm laying with my son in bed sleeping. My son is screaming. Daddy, why are they hurting you? >> He did not say that. that I was there the whole >> you you [ __ ] >> Crystal I didn't want to take you here. >> No, that's what the you wanted though of >> it's not what I wanted. I actually think you're >> think I'm here. >> I think you're a good person. I didn't want to take you here. >> No, you don't think that because I No, the reason why you arrested me cuz you did not like the way I was talking to you and I think >> No, that's not true. So, you're not guilty until you're proven guilty IN COURT. >> THOUGH I'M GUILTY. >> Until you're proven guilty IN COURT. KIDS. WHERE ARE MY KIDS? >> I told you already, Crystal. >> They're going TO GO WITH SOME DFS. I'M A GOOD MOM AND I'MING HERE. >> Both were booked into jail. The wife now faces charges of aggravated battery to a peace officer and resisting arrest, a class 4 felony in Illinois, carrying one to 5 years behind bars and fines up to $25,000. The husband faces aggravated battery to a peace officer as well. but at the harsher class 2 felony level, 3 to seven years plus the same steep fine. And with DCFS stepping in, their children's future hangs in the balance. So, here's the real question. Should they also face child endangerment charges? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. On May 18th, 2023, at a gas station, cops got a call about a woman losing it. Out of control, aggressive, and with a little kid in tow. What looked like a routine stop cracked wide open [music] into a chain of twists no one saw coming. >> What's the issue, ma'am? >> I was trying to use my card. >> Okay. And then So, are you causing a fuss or? >> No. >> So, why are we out here? >> Why are you out here? I don't know. >> Ask him. >> Where you coming from? >> Kentucky Fried Chicken. I'm going Six man traffic. >> So, did you have anything to drink before coming here? Did you have anything to drink before coming here? >> Yes. >> What did you have to drink? >> A beer? >> You had one beer? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. We're not doing this. >> No. You just admitted to drinking and driving. Come here. >> I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. Come here. Place your hands behind your back. Place your hands behind your back. Don't take her to jail. >> Place your hands behind your back. Ma'am, please. >> Quit. Ah, >> quit. You smell like alcohol and you just said you're drinking. >> You just had a beer. >> You said car. >> All right. >> You say car. >> You say car. >> Quit. >> I'm walking. >> Quit. >> I'm walking. >> I'm resting for drinking and walking. >> How'd you get here? Did you walk? >> Yeah, I walked >> from where? >> My house. I live right over there. >> So, you walked here? >> Yes. >> With who? >> My daughter right there. That's my daughter. Come on. Why are you doing this to me? >> So, did you drive? >> That's my daughter. Okay. Give me answer me. Answer me again. Did you drive? Yes or no? >> You walked here. >> You walked here. >> Me and my little brother here. >> Did you guys walk here? Did you walk? >> Whose car? Whose car is that over there? It's a van. Did she drive here? She did drive. In what? In what vehicle? >> Vehicle. >> No. What vehicle did she drive in? >> There's a van. Okay. Now I got to play games with you >> first. She denied it, then half admitted it, then spun excuses trying to dodge the blame, but the truth had her cornered. When the store owner confirmed she was the one driving, her whole cover story collapsed, exposing the fallout she couldn't run from. >> I told you I'm >> mama, you drink too much. You drink too much. You kept punching my glasses. I'm three times for you. Ask your daughter. I'm depressed. Mama, you drink too much. You drink too much. Dad, I'm >> You tell me why you came out. 1095. Let's go. >> You're an [ __ ] I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. Iinging hate you. Get my phone. Sarah >> 42. Can I get a female unit for a pat down? You're going to wait in my car till we get a female out here to come give you a pat down. >> You're not going to do nothing. You never do. Go ahead. >> Quit. But you quit. >> You quit. You quit. You quit. Come here, mother. You think I'm a You >> get inside. >> Run. >> Get inside. Do not kick me. Do not kick me. Do not kick me. I can't >> I can't get up. You >> mother. [screaming] You're breaking my arm. >> No, I'm not. Sit up. >> Yes, you are. >> You can sit up. >> I can't. >> You drove here, right? You can sit up. Get up. Go ahead. >> Take that [ __ ] off my hand. Can I get >> that [ __ ] on my hands, please? >> Ma'am, is there something wrong with you? >> What's the matter? >> Everything. >> Oh, okay. >> She's intoxicated. >> Once she realized fighting back was useless, she flipped the script, morphing from aggressor into tragic victim. For a split second, you could almost see regret, [music] but it vanished just as fast. All of it played out right in front of her child, the unwilling witness to her little performance. >> I'm angry. >> I'm angry. I'm angry. >> I'm angry. >> I'm angry. >> Please don't hurt me. >> Please just say this. I won't fight you. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> My kids in there. >> Your kids are where? >> My kids are right there in the car, too. Where's your kid at? The little girl over there. >> Okay. >> Hey, sweetheart. You okay? >> We just called a dad. He said, "Give him 10 minutes and I'mma stay with her until we get here." >> That daddy's on the way. Okay. Okay. >> You want to have a seat for me? >> And now I'm going to tell my children's inside and my boyfriend. Oh my god. My husband going to beat my ass. >> That's why I'm calling because you mama go home. Go home. I can't drive fast because >> the rear car. >> Yeah. >> To have a seat in the car. Please have a seat in the car. >> We already we already asked nicely. We are beyond nice. >> Why? >> Why? Because I tried to use >> I don't answer your questions. Okay. You do what you're told. I'm sorry to put it that way. You need to have a seat. >> I tried to use a debit card. >> I'm not talking to you. I'm telling you to get in the car. >> I tried to use the debit card and >> the debit card would not go through. >> At this point, it's it's crystal clear that you're obstructing us. >> Yeah. >> You're definitely under arrest for at the very least obstruction. You need to have a seat in the back for not following. >> I'm not your lawyer. I'm not answering your questions. I'm telling you, you need to sit in the car. >> Right. So, you don't want to catch an obstruction charge. Let's just have a seat. Okay. >> All right. She's >> No, before you got here, Hernandez has already given Hernandez a hard time. That's why we're beyond. >> What is the charge? >> Obstruction. >> It is obstruction. >> For what? >> Because Officer Fucci is trying to gently guide you into the backseat of this car like you were told to do, and you're not doing it. Police had no choice but to use force, strapping her into the back of the patrol car and putting an end to the chaos. Witness statements were taken to lock down the case while the child was safely handed over to the father. >> No, you don't [ __ ] beat my ass, too. >> So, at this point, we're going to pull you in the back of the car unless you get out of your No, you're not. No, please. No. Why would y'all do this? All right, Sarah. All right, >> let's go say hi to Dad. >> All right, >> there. Yes, he's fine. >> Okay, thank you. Can you >> Yeah, of course. >> Okay. >> She got the wrong one card. The car is over there. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> Where's She was coming back and forth to the store. The store guy was like, I bought soldier be gear two times. The car declined three times and she wanted the beer, but she was stuttering so much that he couldn't sell it to her. So he told her, "Just go home, please. I'll come back." And she said, "They always come here." So she didn't want to do that. >> Yeah. And she told him, she said, "Call the cops." And Sarah was like, "Mom, come on. Let's go." She told her, and I told her, I said, "Hey, just go because you know you've been drinking. You going to go to jail." And she said, "I'm not going to jail." And then she was trying to fight the cops and all that. >> Okay. >> So she doesn't have the keys on her. They must be in the store. So the car. >> In the car. Okay. >> The lady the woman is now. >> Yeah. She'll just go take a nap and then she'll be back. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Three times. Mama, you drunk too much. You drunk too much. You go home. Your daughter tell you, "Mama, come home. Come home." >> No. No. >> Okay. Thank you. No problem. No problem. I'm happy. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Thankfully, the little girl wasn't left alone. Good people stepped in. A quick-thinking store clerk and a woman on scene helped shield her from more harm. But when someone endangers a child and shows no true remorse, forgiveness isn't on the table. A search of her car turned up even more damning evidence. I >> work with her at the gas station. Hey, you you need to go. Oh, wait. And then quickly realizes, okay, this girl's this lady's highly intoxicated and her van's parked out here in like she she drove here with her child in the car under the influence. So, he's he he goes ahead and put puts handcuffs on her. Um, and then she starts obstructing him. She sits down on the ground. We had to sweet talk her into the car. She's a piece of work right now. I told Hernandez there's a very good chance CCDC will make him go to memorial anyways. Right. Right now her charges are at least uh like public intoxication and obstruction, but I think Hernandez is going to swing the uh DUI. He's got camera footage of her pulling up into the parking lot. I I I'm I'm not sure what what his what his plans are, but she's definitely needs to go to jail today. Uh dad's here. They're quote married, but he don't even know her birthday. So, it's trouble in paradise, I guess. But she's literally got a weed grinder and a burnt bowl in her in her center console on top of the alcohol we can smell coming from her. I mean, so with that, I mean, yeah, I see like I guess like a little bit of like if I were if I was in your shoes, I'd keep the charges simple. You've got you've got a good case on simple charges. You can you can pursue a deeper investigation into something deeper, but you got some charges. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail facing charges of public intoxication, resisting officers DUI, and worst of all, child endangerment tied to drunk driving. If convicted, the financial hit alone could easily top $15,000. Add to that, the loss of her license or even custody. On September 22nd, 2024, a night out spiraled into pure chaos when a woman got into a heated fight with her boyfriend and flat out refused to leave. She was also accused of attacking the event organizer. By the time cops showed up, this was no longer just a simple disturbance. >> Down. Get rid of it. Put it all down. You have anything on you? >> No, ma'am. >> What just happened? >> I walked in behind my boyfriend. >> Step over there. >> What happened? You You Is this your vehicle? >> No, it's his. All right, turn around for me. Let me check you out real quick. You have any weapons on you? >> No, ma'am. I just drove two hours. You're running. He's mad. He won't give me my ticket. >> All right. What's your name? >> Georgia. >> So, what happened? >> My boyfriend's mad. It's hot. I'm sorry. It's hot. And my boyfriend won't give me my ticket. >> Ticket for what? To get in there. >> Did you Did you assault someone in there? >> Yeah, it was. No, ma'am. >> You sure? >> Yeah. I was just yelling and then they tried to drag me out when I was walking out. >> They told me to leave. >> Why were they dragging you out? Were you telling them you were you're not going to leave? >> No, I told them I was leaving. I was on my way to the car as you could just see. >> Georgia, last name. G E O R G I A. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. >> They put their hands on me when they told me to leave and I started walking in the car. Well, if they're telling you to leave their establishment, they they can't put hands on walking away. >> I did. I ran out to the door and they put their hands on me. >> Absolutely not. >> Yes, you did. You guys grabbed me. >> Otherwise, nobody touched >> and there were a bunch of you and two of you put your hands on me. >> I asked you to leave >> and I started going to the door. I ran out. I left. Like I left >> and we followed you out and you touched me. Nobody touched me. >> You tried grabbing me. >> All right, just calm it down. Take deep breaths for a minute. >> I told them I was leaving like I am >> here. Claire, can you add it to the call, please? >> All right. I'm going to have you step over here so we can get out of the so I can talk. >> Okay. >> In under 90 seconds, her type was obvious. Trouble follows her wherever she goes. She instantly flipped the script, claiming she was the victim and accusing staff of putting hands on her. The lies stirred outrage at first, but they weren't going to hold up for long. >> So, uh, I'm the event organizer. First of all, my name is Dan. We were hosting a driver's meeting in the grand stands up there. >> Uh heard commotion coming from the pit area. So we rushed down there. Her and her boyfriend were arguing. We separated them. >> Okay. Nothing physical, just verbal. >> Nobody touched them. >> They separated us when he had my ticket. That's what I was >> Hold on a second. Hold on a second. >> I'm just making it make sense. >> I I'm trying to hear one side. I'm going to hear the other side. >> Hold on a second. >> They were going to grab me on my way out. >> Okay. >> As that right after that happened, she started walking away. You secure her for me. >> Right after that happened, she started walking away. >> Put Put her in the cuffs. She got to go in the cruiser. >> Put me in cuffs. >> Go ahead. >> Uh after that happened, she started walking away. Sean here started following her. >> No, >> she she assaulted them. So just secure her for right now. We'll we'll secure you. Okay. >> STOP. >> YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. >> YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. GET HER. GET HER. TYLER, >> STOP. Get this off. Please get her. Please get her. Please. >> For the last time. Stop. >> HANDS BACK. >> I CAN'T. >> GIVE me your hand. >> I can't. I can't. Ow. [screaming] >> Her hands >> got in my button here. >> I I was listening. Stop. >> I need to talk to you, officer. Please, please talk to me. Please, please talk to me, sir, because they're being unfair. This woman right here. >> I'm listening. I'm complying. >> I don't know who this is. Her violent resistance shattered whatever thin line of calm was left. Witnesses stepped in with statements that painted a clear picture. She wasn't the target. She was the instigator. >> All right, let's start over. >> Okay, so after she assaulted me, I asked her to leave. She started to walk away. She's still screaming and yelling. He followed her to make sure that she was actually leaving. Before he even got to her, I made it very clear, do not touch her. Do not put your hands on her. You're not an officer. You cannot touch her. We followed her out. None of my staff touched her. If anybody touched her, it was her boyfriend. And that happened before we saw anything. >> Okay. >> So, after I was assaulted by her and she was told to exit, we simply followed her out. Nobody touched her. >> Okay. >> I have 20 witnesses to that. >> Like that. >> You She >> She punched him. She struck at him. >> Yeah. She was I told her that she had to leave. I can't have this confrontation in my event. Like, we're just getting started. come from. >> They uh >> This is their This is the car she rode in with her boyfriend. Where's the boyfriend? >> Uh he went back into the pit. >> If someone can get him to face this way for her to fix my cuff. She's yanking on me. It hurts. >> Okay. Because >> it hurts. She's not being gentle. Ow. It hurts. I have stitches. >> Listen, if it it hurts already, so you got to She's trying to fix them. We have a medic coming out to check you out. Okay. But in the meantime, >> did your boyfriend assault you at all? No. >> Okay. What happened to the back window? >> It's been broke like that. >> He broke it. >> He broke it when HE GOT OUT HERE. >> YOU'RE FINE. >> SHE'S LITERALLY GRABBING IN THIS CRAP. >> PLEASE. PLEASE, SIR. PLEASE. Please be >> put your hand back. Please. Please. >> Can I get a pen? Please >> put your hand behind. >> Quit grabbing my cut. >> Stop fighting. >> I swear to God. face that way. [screaming] >> OW. HURRY THE UP. [screaming] OW. THEY'RE THEY'RE GRABBING MY STITCHES. TYLER, QUIT PUSHING ON ME. I'M NOT LEAVING. GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. >> PICK ME AND YOU'RE GOING TO GET >> I'M NOT. BUT GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. >> Her strategy of playing the victim backfired, making her look more like the villain with every word. The boyfriend's testimony sealed it, confirming her history of fights and that she'd literally ripped his shirt during the altercation. >> Do this. We wake up. She's already starting some of the [ __ ] I was picking up the trash. I was like, I'm throwing this trash away. And she was doing whatever. I was like, I'm not dealing with this. I'll be back in a little bit. Calm down. I go I have a skateboard in there to go look around for the cars. I like I'll be back in a little bit. She comes in here rolling and yelling and ripping on my shirt. I'm like walking away. I was like, go back to the car. It'll be fine. I'll be there in a little bit. And then I don't know. I'm just walking away. And all these people show up and they deal with her and then they're like >> So tell me the part that happened when they came on scene. What happened? >> I was gone. I literally I was on the skateboard and one of them's like they came up to like they were dealing with her. I was riding away. They came up to me afterwards. And they're like, "What's going on?" I was like, "She's starting some [ __ ] I'm not dealing with it. I'm walking away if that's fine." He's like, "Okay, go cool down and we'll find you when we need you." >> And then I came back here to get a shirt because she ripped it. And then I was riding that way and they come up on and like they didn't literally say anything. So I was like, "Oh, okay. They'll find me." >> So she was physical with you. >> She just my shirt. I don't know what happened between them because I was like, "I'm not dealing with it." That's between you and them. I was like, "I tried to calm you down. I'm not dealing with >> to her. You guys fighting or anything besides walking away." That was from last night. We were at storage and jumped the fence and it ripped her arm open. We had to go to the hospital. She's like, "Can we still go to the event?" And I was like, "Yeah, that's fine." And we wake up and she's already starting all this [ __ ] I was like, "I'm already here. I don't give a what you do. I'm going in." >> Like you can figure it out yourself. Is this like common for you guys to fight like this, argue and all that? >> Not a lot. I mean, it's been more common like recently, but >> she usually gets better on it because I just cuz like she usually like, oh, gets afraid about it and then calms down. But this time she didn't do it. I was like, I don't give a anymore. Do your own [ __ ] >> Figure it out. >> Why Why do you think she was grabbing on to you? >> What is it that she wanted >> me to come back and deal with this [ __ ] when literally it was literally nothing in the morning with just her starting [ __ ] I was like, "We're going in. Just do whatever." And then she freaks out. I was like, "I'll be back later." Once you calm down and she's like, "Oh, don't leave me." And I was like, "The car's right there. You can sit there and wait. I'm not going anywhere. I'm going to be here all day." >> Okay. Can you um watch him for a second? I'm going to run this. >> The boyfriend's rough around the edges look left an impression, but the truth was undeniable. The stitches on his body weren't from cops. They came from her reckless stunt of jumping a fence. That detail blew apart her lies and exposed her manipulative game. >> No, I'm good. >> Like scratches or anything? >> Do you feel like she was trying to assault you because you you didn't give her a ticket? >> I didn't give her I didn't get I told I told her I wait in the car, calm down. I'll be back. And she just ran in past her. But they're like, "Ma'am, you need to wait." And then she just kept running in. No, it's just the back of the shirt. >> Okay. Do you have any weapons or anything in this vehicle? Besides all these other not that I know about these equipment consider weapons. There's just a bunch of car parts and there's probably pocket knives and screwdrivers in there. But I honestly don't even know what's in here anymore. >> But no no no firearms. >> No, there's no guns or anything. >> What do you do? >> Auto mechanic. >> Where at? >> Okay. So, are you guys like just traveling down here just to come to the >> Yeah, we were coming to the event and then my other friend was up here that actually wanted some of these parts that I brought up and then mainly we just came to watch the event. We were supposed to call up here last night, but when we got stored, she cut her arm open on the fence and then we had to go to the hospital and didn't get out. >> You guys going down. >> Anyone else see what happened? >> Uh, no. You got his statement. You got her statement. >> Um, Sean just kind of followed her out. I guess he was right there. Sean, you ready to do a statement? >> No. >> Okay. Yeah. >> We need a statement from you. Let me grab some papers. >> Tyler. Tyler. Tyler, Tyler, Tyler, it hurts. They're on my >> doing this. >> I told her to calm down. >> I wasn't going to say anything. >> Tyler. Tyler, please. In the end, she was hauled off to county facing charges of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Penalties could range from probation and fines to jail time depending on her record and the severity of the assault accusations. On June 14th, 2025 in Ohio, officers noticed a black sedan making an illegal turn and drifting down the middle of the road. A minor traffic slip up, yet more than enough reason to pull the car over. What happened next spiraled far beyond what anyone expected. >> Windows down. >> Well, I mean, I can turn the car back on and roll out. >> Where are we heading to tonight? >> No, I'm going home. >> Going home? >> I just pulled over cuz my friend is right there. And I was going to stop and say hi to him and he's on the phone. So, >> okay. Do you want to do anything? >> Yeah. >> Come on. You can stop. >> You can take that walk. Go ahead. >> Can you turn the phone? Just hang up on him and talk to him. >> Hang up the phone and talk to the officer. >> Are you logging his way? [music] 43. I'm going to travel south in northwest Washington. >> Go ahead. >> Got no reason. It's going to be a silver. >> You got a little bit to drink tonight. >> No. I'm going to have you come over here with me. Okay. We're going to take you through some bright stuff. Okay. Pay attention to during your words. You can barely stand up straightening out the car. You couldn't talk to me. Your eyes were glossy. I do not sit back down. >> From the very first moment she tried to spin her violation into a clumsy excuse, but hesitation, refusal to step out of the car. Those weren't signs of confusion. They were deliberate defiance, an attempt to hide the truth of her intoxication. >> Sergeant, because you had an ascension. >> I can smell it coming from you. I can smell it coming from the car. You're slurring your speech. Get out of the car or I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> Why are you being an [ __ ] >> You have three seconds. >> Just get out of the car. >> One. >> Why is he >> What THE STOP? >> You want to get tased? >> Roll over. >> Just roll over. >> WHY IS THREW MY face off? >> Roll over. >> Roll over. Just stop. >> Roll over. Roll over on your stomach. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> You just threw my leg on the concrete. >> Roll over on your stomach. Roll over on your >> Listen to me for three seconds. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> Just lay down. >> You're making it harder for you. >> IT'S NOT MAKING IT HARDER FOR ME to >> hit. A >> stop or you're going to get it again. >> Put your hand behind. >> Put your hand behind your back or you're getting it again. >> Put your hand behind your back. [screaming] >> Okay. Okay. Oh god. Oh god. >> Hold. >> What the What the did I do to you? What the why the [ __ ] in custody? >> All right, we're going to roll you over on your side. Okay, >> that's okay. >> Okay, >> we're going to roll it. All right, we're going to sit you up. You're going to lean against me. Okay, >> what the did I do? >> Even after the second taser hit, her body collapsed. But her mind clung to chaos. She kept firing off questions, not searching for answers, but desperately trying to deny the reality unfolding in front of her. They >> threw me out of my car. >> I see. >> THEY THREW MY FACE ON THE GROUND. >> JUST TAKE A BREATH. Just calm down. We're We're good now. We're good now. >> NO, WE'RE NOT GOOD. >> We are good now. >> How are we good? >> How is you throwing my face on the ground good? >> Take a breath. What the [ __ ] did I do? >> I gave you ample opportunity. >> I told you what I did. I stopped. I stopped. We wouldn't cuss. You clear my >> listen. I gave you >> No, it's not. I gave you. >> Just listen to me. >> Just listen to me. Okay. >> It's not I gave you. >> Just listen. Hey, just listen. >> 9507. >> Just like a cleaner. Just >> look at me and listen. Okay. How is ANY OF THIS FUN? HOW ARE YOU THROWING MY FACE on the ground? Fine. >> Look at me. >> You threw my face on the ground. >> Look at me and listen. Okay. >> You couldn't even talk to me. You just threw my face on the [ __ ] ground. >> Look at me and listen. Okay. I asked >> No. Look at you and listen. >> I asked you to get out of the car so we could do some field sobriety tests. >> Okay. >> You then sat back down the car. >> No, because you're going to sit here and I came over here. >> I said I said get out of the vehicle. You did not. So therefore, we pulled you out. >> No, I didn't get out of the vehicle. >> Once we pulled you out of the vehicle, you decided you wanted to. >> No, I wanted to sit down because of the fact that you want to sit here. >> We told you multiple times to put your hands behind your back. I did not. >> You got tased. >> That's again, you did not listen the second time. So, I hit you again with the taser. >> Yes, I know I did. >> He smashed the face. He smashed my face on the ground. She drove me out of my >> Ready. 1 2 3. >> Hi. No, I want a picture. >> Bound in cuffs, her voice still boiled with agitation. Officers explained the use of [music] force. She cut them off. Still in denial. Deep down, it wasn't just resistance. It was the last gasp of someone not ready to face the weight of her own choices. >> I want a picture of my face is bleeding because you're caught slamming on the goddamn room. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hold on. I'm put these on. I'm going to get these >> out for just a second so we can pull these back. They're >> right there. >> I came from the tattoo shop. I came to see my friend. I'm on my way home. >> But you want to sit because you're mad at me for what? >> I'm not mad at you. >> Slam my face on the ground. >> Who decides that that is okay? It's not. Please release this just a little bit. Like I can't twist my wrist. I can't do anything. I can't move anything at all. Like I can't >> I can't even move my wrist and turn them or anything. >> I can't. >> So you won't be able to move them up. That's kind of the point. >> Is that I mean I know that's the point, but I'm trying to Okay, that Wait, hold on. This one. Can we do that to make this one turn? >> No. Give me this. No. Give me it. Give me it. >> Please. Give me it. >> Please. >> I don't. >> Give me it. Let it go. Just let go of it. Let go of it. So, we're not doing this. >> Let go of it. I will give it back to you. Let go of it. >> You can't have it back here. >> No, you can't. >> Nothing at all. I can't do anything with you guys. You already smashed my In the end, she was booked on charges of driving under the influence and obstructing [music] official business. The court sentenced her to 260 days behind bars, fined her $1,100, and ordered her vehicle impounded for 90 days. On January 22nd, 2024, cops got a call from a local grocery store. A woman was [music] banging on doors and slamming the checkout counter. Officers rolled up quickly to get things under control, but what unfolded went way beyond your run-of-the-mill disturbance. I don't know what >> over here. What happened? >> All right. Well, I don't care. I'm talking. You're not. >> I don't care. You know, I'm not talking to you. >> Well, you're on this property, right? >> Did he tell you to leave? Did he tell you to leave? >> No. >> All right. Come here. >> What are you doing? Put your hands behind your back. >> He did not tell me to leave. >> Are you My car got stolen. Why am I in handcuffs? >> You're not in handcuffs. I'm talking to you right now. >> No, you I don't have to talk to you. >> All right. Well, then you're going to go to jail. No, I don't. >> You want to talk? You want to go to jail? >> Do I? Listen, I have my right to remain silent. >> Boom. >> No, I'm not going to jail. >> Stop. >> What are you talking to me about? >> What are you trying to talk to me about? >> This is not how this work. I don't have to talk to you. >> Whatever. >> My car was stolen from out of here. >> Okay, cool. >> That's it. >> All right, fine. >> And that's all I did. So, why the am I in handcuffs? And my car got to >> Why the am I in handcuffs in my car? It's over. >> Get your hands off me, bro. >> Stop. You're already You're already in a hand. All right. It don't matter. >> It's done. It's over. >> It's I'm not going to jail. >> Nobody said you're going to jail. >> So, what the are you doing? What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> I'm not going. I'm looking for your ID. I'm If you got a rock or something. No. No. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> What's your name? What's your name? Stop. >> If you don't tell me your name, you're going to go to jail. >> Stop. >> What's your name or else you're going to jail? >> I'm I'm about to find my wallet. >> It's right up there. >> But there's no ID in it. That's why I'm looking inside your pocket. So, what's your name before taking to jail? Chelsea what? >> Wilcox. >> Chelsea Wilcox. >> Finally, a cop didn't have to spend 20 minutes begging someone to play nice. Instead, this young woman exploded with anger, caught between rage and helplessness over her stolen car. Instead of calmly reporting a crime, she turned aggressive like she was used to calling the shots. >> My soul for me and I'm going to jail. >> Nobody said you're going to jail. >> Why are you >> You're definitely being detained right now. >> Why? >> Cuz you won't answer any questions. It's that simple. >> Well, I have to. That's the law. >> Okay. Well, >> the law. >> Well, then you go to jail then. IT'S THAT SIMPLE. SO, SIT DOWN. >> THAT'S NOT HOW THAT WORKS. >> I have my to my my right to remain silent. >> Perfect. Stop. >> You can't take me to jail for that. What's your name? >> You cannot take >> What's your name? >> Chelsea. >> Chelsea Wilcox. >> Yeah. >> What's your date of birth, >> bro? >> What's your date of birth? >> You cannot take me to jail for that. [music] [music] >> Yes, Miss Wilcox. >> Can you please let me out of here so I can let my family know what's going on? >> In one minute. As long as you cooperate, I won't take you to jail. But when you when I have a lawful right to detain you and you don't tell me your information, >> it's called obstruction. How about you read a book? >> Read a book every once in a while. You might learn something. >> No, you read a [ __ ] >> Like I said, little girl, >> like I said, give me a now. You're going to jail. >> No. For what? >> I didn't do nothing but come over here and try to get food for myself and my car got >> Now I'm going to jail. >> I didn't say you're going to jail. So, I'm just saying you got a warrant. >> I told you I'm I'm a pretty easy to go on with guy. If you stop talking [ __ ] and just let me do my job, I don't give a [ __ ] about your misdemeanor warrant. You understand? But if you want to if you want to act like a [ __ ] I'll take you to [ __ ] jail for your stupid ass misdemeanor. Got it? I have better things to do than take people to jail for dumbass misdemeanor. So, act like a grownup and let me do my job. >> To be fair, the officer's words cut sharp like he'd been through this rodeo before. He knew she was trapped in her own stubborn mindset, fighting just to cover up her confusion. She wasn't after reason. She was after a win. >> All right, sit down, Miss Walcott. >> You want to stay in there or you want to get out? >> You're being trespass warn from this property? >> Ignorant. >> I need to take You want the I'm trying to take the handcuffs off. >> Hey, take them off. >> Okay. Well, then lean forward so I can Just relax, man. >> I can't reach it. >> You a favor to take the Listen, I wouldn't disrespect him or no, >> man. He disrespected me this whole time, man. Disrespected, friend. >> Out of here. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Out of here, bro. >> And then if you giving you a chance to go back, man, >> get your stuff right here. Your stuff. >> Your stuff is right there, man. >> Can't take me to JAIL FOR THE YOU'VE BEEN TRESPASSED. LEAVE. You go. Leave. You've been trespassed. >> You leave. >> Leave. Leave. Do that again. DO THAT AGAIN. DO THAT AGAIN. Do that again. I'm getting my car. >> Leave. >> Move. >> Leave the property right now. >> Move. >> Leave the property. >> I'm I'm moving. >> Yeah. 5 seconds. >> No. No. >> 5 4 3 2 1. >> Put your hands. >> No. No. No. No. No. No, no, no, no, no. >> Got real life [ __ ] that I am going through. What? >> Jesus. >> I don't know why you just don't listen. >> Why the I was listening now. >> You think you can GET THE LAST WORD? It's freedom of speech. >> It's freedom of speech. >> By my car. >> It's freedom of speech. >> It is freedom of speech. >> Stop. Wow. Wow. I can't breathe. >> Stand up. >> No, I can't. >> Stand up. >> She could have walked away peacefully, but nope. She tossed that chance right out the window. Mouthy turned physical, and she even pulled the I can't breathe act, a stunt that only cranked the tension up higher. Yeah. See, you're faking or else you wouldn't be reacting to that. >> That's why I tried to let her leave. She doesn't want to listen. >> You got mad because you think you the only one that talk [ __ ] and you can't. >> No. >> Deon, just leave. That's hers. out of here. All >> right. Do you want to go to jail for a misdemeanor or felony now? >> Bro, I want to get out of here. >> Well, that's not going to work cuz you didn't listen. >> Bro, all you had to do was let I was walking the >> And then you putting your hands in my face, too. >> No. No, I wasn't. You put your hands in my face. >> All right. So, before I look in this, are you going to start acting different or is this trash? Is this trash? >> Trash. >> All right. Are you going to start acting a little bit different now? >> Yes. >> Perfect. Cuz you're on probation as well, right? Can y'all help me up and get me out of here? >> Yes. See, see how easy that is? >> And where's my car? >> I don't know where your car is. >> What kind of car is it? >> She keeps on saying something stole >> here. Put your shoe on. >> These are your choices. Now I'm going to give to you. >> You can either take a written arrest and you can be released or I'm going to take you to county for your warrant and whatever that trash is. What? What? Which one do you want? >> 1475. >> You should look cuz it was just trash. >> Do you want to Do you want to go for the written arrest or No, >> I'm not going to a jail. >> You can't go to jail. >> Well, I can No, you can go to jail. But I'm saying, do you want me to give you a written rest? >> I'm written arrest, right? >> Okay. So, if that happens, what's going to happen after that? >> I don't know. >> Are you going to leave? >> No. >> Well, then I got to take it to jail. >> Yes. Yes. I'm going to leave. I'm going to leave. Obviously, >> it became a pattern. She'd agree to leave, then refuse even the slightest compliance. What should have been a routine removal spiraled into a hot mess. At that point, calling her off to county jail was not only reasonable, it was the only option left. Exactly. I can't walk on myself. >> I can't walk by myself. I can't walk by myself. >> Sit down. >> I don't want to sit down. >> Well, I'm not going to sit here and babysit you. Sit down. >> I don't want to sit down. >> You want to go in the back of the car? >> Why am I going in the back of the car? Cuz I don't want to sit down. >> All right. She's going to count. >> Let's go. >> Because I DON'T WANT TO SIT DOWN. >> OKAY. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. AS SOON AS you call I tried to help you out. You You want to help? Let's go. >> No. No. >> No. I'm going to count cuz I didn't want to sit down. My ass hurts. >> Well, you not know that. >> I've just got in a fight right now. A supervisor right now. >> I want a supervisor right now because why am I going to jail? Because I didn't want to sit down. >> It's freedom of speech. It's [ __ ] I can do what the I want. Sit down. [screaming] >> You need a supervisor. >> Yes. >> What the I can do what I No. No. Just push. >> Bro, I can do what I want. No. >> Kick your leg. >> No. Hey, >> if she's high, I'm just going to take her to the hospital. >> Yeah. >> So, she's not high. >> I'll call you. >> Here. You want to grab this? >> Oh my god. >> You got it, right? >> I got it. >> Hello. What the is wrong with y'all? Oh my god. In the end, she was booked on charges of resisting arrest and trespassing on top of an outstanding misdemeanor warrant. For charges like these, she's staring down up to a year in county and fines between $1,000 and $2,500. On August 29th, 2025, police were flooded with 911 calls about a man exposing himself in public right in front of children and passing traffic. When officers arrived, the situation instantly turned tense, shaking the entire neighborhood. >> Got some money today and took 50 off. Now I lost my wallet and her daughter's car. >> Okay, so your your your name is Alonzo. >> What's your middle initial? What's your middle initial? >> What's a good phone number? So what happened? >> I had $50. Now go in my house and I broke. >> I ain't talking I ain't talking >> nothing to do with that. >> I ain't talking about the wallet. What the you doing that you're 22 years old? You can take ass to jail. >> Not now. I broke the TV in the house cuz I can't find my wallet. Yeah. >> Okay. >> You broke the TV. >> You can't find her wallet. >> Okay. >> They not pulling up with my $50. So that's why I broke a gang. She said she was going to do it when she got the gang. >> Okay. I'm not waiting then. I ain't got ID to p the TV back. So my ID is in my wallet. So I broke the TV in the house. In that house right there. >> In your house. >> Yeah. You were cool. I ain't got to work. I If you broke If you broke your TV, you broke your TV. Not a fake. I mean a jack jail blaster. God, I'm holding it for shoot some kids right there that's always talking to me when I'm coming up cuz they always talking about I'm a I'm a and all that. But then he got up in my face and slapped me. It's a little Asian right there. >> He scrambled to deflect, claiming he was just loading BB pellets into a toy gun to shoot back at kids who teased him. But that flimsy excuse was nothing more than a desperate cover [music] for a far darker accusation. >> Streets height. >> So you're out on Fifth Street. They're saying that's where it happened. >> Yeah. >> Okay. But I wasn't uh jacking off cuz they don't have a video of me pulling my like doing nothing. Jack like doing that yesterday. >> Bro, ain't nobody bro Why she keep talking about jacking off for me jacking off? Why is she lying about me? >> Stop. Stop saying I'm lying. Okay. But I'm not jagging her. >> You did? >> No, I didn't. >> So you going to get behind a person with >> Okay. Come here. >> This my car. Yes. We right here in the same car. >> You guys are in the same car. Okay. >> He came up and she was in the office. I need to know. I'm in the office signing papers. >> Listen. Let me tell them how it's going. >> All right. Cool. >> Where was the car at? >> In front of Central >> the admin building. >> Yeah. So you're out on Fifth Street. >> So he's in the front. You know the tree right there. >> He's across the street. I say, "You got a lighter?" Cuz I'm trying to flame on my cigarette. >> He like whatever he did with his hands. I'm like, "Okay, here little ain't going to say nothing." A white lady walk over her stroller. She sitting right there now. She waiting on the kids to get out. >> Now as the kids going to get out, a bus come first. >> Yeah. >> We try to stop the bus. She like, "Okay." He didn't get on the bus. We like, "What? That was weird." So he came up to her and looked at her stuff. She like, "What's phone?" >> The stroller. >> Yeah, the stroller. Like he wanted to snatch it. He came where I was at by the car and then I got in the car. >> So then he walked behind in front of my car and that's when he started doing exactly what he was doing. >> So he was in front of your car. >> He was in front of the car. Last year he had some um he got beat up or something like that. >> The same thing of this. >> I don't know. >> I go show you what shade live at before I talk to him. >> Um so when when you're saying he was he was beaten off. >> Yes. He pulled it out and he was behind. >> You know, fat boys got little things anyway. So, he's just doing this. >> Witnesses stepped forward. One woman said she saw everything and even tried to intervene. Worse still, the LWD acts weren't a one-time slip. Repeated behavior turned him into a standing threat to children's safety, a danger hiding in plain sight. >> Mental health problems. He seems like he seems like he's like weird stuff with he don't need to be out here on the streets steady jacking out in front of people trying to get but they don't want what if y'all wouldn't have came and I would have beat him down with his vent and then would have just went to jail. I don't care nobody. No, I I agree. >> Don't play with nobody. I ain't from here. I'm from Chicago. Don't play with nobody kids. >> I got I got I got I got two kids. I got two kids, too. And I would have a >> I would have a uh Well, we've actually got a lot of calls about >> I'm assuming him shooting kids with a BB gun or with that gel blaster thing. >> See you. You hear what I'm saying? He got a gun. >> But that's not how you load up. Load up. You still have to take a BB gun out and do all that. You can't do no [ __ ] in your pants and hold no. >> But he's your son. >> Does he have mental health problems? >> Yes, he do. >> He does? >> Yes, sir. >> Has take him up there. >> Has you Has he had uh Has he had instances of doing what they're claiming he's doing. >> Has he had instances where he's doing what they're claiming he's doing? >> He did one day last year. One day >> and like confirmed you like he did. >> Yeah. Down there and just in public. >> Yeah. I don't know if not he say he ain't do it. He said little kids came this big. But I think that lady didn't move since but I don't know. I don't have time for this. I ain't got time fighting no girls knows and all this [ __ ] >> He need to go up to the Robert Young and just get evaluated. >> Okay. Okay. And he but he's 22. >> Yeah, he's 22. >> Does he stay with you? >> No, he stay down there >> by himself. >> Yeah. >> Is he diagnosed with anything mentally? What's he diagnosed with? >> Uh what they call it? Uh schizophrenic, bipolar, a lot of different stuff. But he won't take the medication. >> Is he on the meds right now? >> His mother's words revealed the deeper truth. Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and a refusal to take his meds. That context painted his disturbing spiral. One officer urged hospitalization, but he flat out refused. >> If uh just hang hang out with this officer real quick and I'll be right back. Okay. >> I need my like >> behind the tree. He supposed to get my bike. I'm going to give him a booty though. >> Hey, do you want to pursue charges against him for disorderly conduct? >> Yes. Uh-huh. >> Okay. Like I said, it's up to you. So, I'm going to get you some paperwork. >> But he I'm saying he did it to me and the lady the >> Which other lady? I don't know her. Y'all got to just be out here at 3:00 when she be right there with her stroll look and she just >> Okay. >> You know, >> well, I mean, if he if he did it in front of you. >> Yeah, he did it in front of me. >> Then you can pursue charges against him for disorderly conduct. >> It would probably assist you as well because my guess is they get you some help. >> My guess is that whenever he goes to the court through the court process for this, they'll probably send him to mental health court. >> Okay. Ultimate ultimately it's up to so with with the court system and how it works, >> it's ultimately up to the state's attorney's office whether they pursue charges or not for it, right? If they choose to do so and they choose that they're going to pursue charges, then you'll get subpoena for court and whatever else because obviously you're an eyewitness to what is what is being claimed. You know what I'm saying? So, um, like I said, you just be I got your updated address and they'll send it to you in the mail or give you a call or something. >> People need to know this. >> Yep. >> You You want to go to Robert Young? >> No, I I want my money to get give my uh stuff my my thing. Go get out of >> Look at me, man. >> Yeah. >> You You need to go to Robert Young. >> No, I don't. >> It's up to you. But you Okay. If you're not, then you're going to be taking on the police department. Okay. and we can give you your paperwork there. >> It's up to you, man. >> What about my money? >> Talk to us. >> That's that's not up to us. I mean, if you got a if you got an issue going on with your sister, but you you probably So you What are you What are you diagnosed with? What do you have? >> No denial of illness, no rejection of help could erase the reality. He was trapped in his own storm. The officer's final call, forcing him into treatment, wasn't just about protecting the community, but about giving him a last chance to step back from the edge. >> For now, I think that you need to go to Robert Young man. I really do. >> And I'm getting out today. >> Yeah, I was going to say you could talk go up there and talk to them, man. >> Yeah, get out today cuz I need uh >> And like I said, if you need if after you if you whenever you go up there and talk to them and you get done, if you don't have a ride coming back, >> give us a call. are young. >> No, call the police and we'll we we can probably come up there and give you a ride back to the house. You know what I mean? But I think you need to go up there and talk to somebody. I really do. >> I'm going to talk to her right now. She don't have it. >> I'm going to go and talk to her right now. >> And then bring bring the money up. >> We will. He's going to hook you up with a ride. Hey. >> Uh yeah, he's going to hook you up with a ride up there and I'm I'm going to go talk to mom. Okay. I'm going to go talk to her. Okay. >> Give him an NTA for disorderly conduct. Okay. He's going to hook you up with a ride up to Robert Young. Okay. And I'm going to go talk to mom. Okay. >> You didn't happen to take video or anything of what he was doing, did you? >> Uh-uh. I was like, >> what? >> Did the Did the other lady Did you see her with a phone or nothing like that? >> Police. Hold on. Hold on. Let >> I just got I just got I just got him to go up there. He did. He knocked it. >> I just got I just got him knocked to go up there. So the issue that we run into is the fact that >> obviously you're saying what you're saying, everybody's saying what >> it's true BECAUSE I'M HIS MOM. I KNOW THIS [ __ ] AND THEY JUST WON'T GIVE HIM NO help >> with us. >> If there's not if there's not any sort if there's not any proof, we can't 100% arrest him for it. He's getting a notice to appear. He's getting charged with it. He's going to go up to Robert Young and talk to somebody and uh they're going to do what they're going to do. But like I said with the paperwork and I'll explain it. You guys need to follow up with charges if you're wanting something to happen about this because if you don't if for real if you don't they're going to they're going to you know what I mean and they're going to be like all right you know what I mean and and I don't want that going on with the amount of kids that are. >> In the end he was charged with disorderly conduct based on sworn witness accounts of his public indecency in front of children. His fate may lie not in prison but in the mental health court. compulsory treatment at the Robert Young Center, prioritizing medical intervention over punishment. On March 27th, 2024, police showed up to serve a warrant for Destiny Harris, who was accused of scamming the system for $16,525 [music] in unemployment benefits, all while working full-time for the Florida City government from April 2020 to February 2021. A bold con pulled right from inside [music] the system itself. Hello. Um, Destiny. >> Um, what's going on? >> Are you Destiny? >> We have a couple people here. >> Okay. >> Inquiry. >> I'm not the residential owner. Is something going on? >> Is are you Destiny? >> Uh, no ma'am. >> Okay. Can I speak with Destiny, please? >> I ask for disregard. Casper, quiet. May I ask you disregarding, please? >> Are are you Destiny? >> Can I inquire of like what it's for, and then I can make a consensus if you don't mind? >> I'm asking you if you're Destiny. Are you Destiny? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Is Destiny here? >> No, ma'am. >> Huh? >> You're You're Destiny, right? >> Would you mind if I just made a quick phone call? >> A phone call? >> Listen, we just want to talk to you real quick. It's kind of weird when you're holding the door like because they have the dogs and I just don't want >> That's why we're asking I don't want to get bit by a dog. That's why >> just my comfort and like my just for my own >> I can hang out out here. We can hang out out here. She just wants to talk to you a little bit. Okay. Would you mind just for my own comfort and like this is not my home and I could step out for you all? >> It's just odd that on a on a Wednesday that this is happening. We don't know what's going on. >> Well, it's just we're working. We work weekday. So, >> no, I get it. I understand. >> Okay. I'm not We're not here for the homeowner. I'm here to speak with you. So, if we can step out for a second and we'll explain to you what is >> um just for my own safety or like do you all have a warrant or anything like that? I need you to answer me first. Are you Destiny Harris? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. I don't I don't believe what you're telling me. I know that you're destiny. So, I'm asking you to come outside for a second. Speak with us. >> Okay. Could you just give me one second, please, to grab my telephone? It's right behind the table. >> The door open while you're grabbing. You can come and make the phone call out here. We'll let you make the phone call, but we do have to help you. If you leave the door open, we'll let you grab your phone. You can make the phone call out here. Is that okay? >> I'm comfortable with that. Is she Are you okay with that? >> Yeah. Okay. Then we leave this. >> When officers arrived, Destiny played dumb. Claimed she didn't know what they were talking about. Wouldn't confirm her identity, hoping maybe they'd just give up and go away. But they weren't buying it. These officers had done their homework. They knew exactly who they were looking for. >> She can hear you. >> What is going on? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. So, there's a warrant for your arrest. Okay. >> Oh my god. So, that's what that's what we're here for. So, I would like to explain more to you and actually sit down and have a conversation with you. Um, but in the meantime, we do need to take you back with us. And because you have your mom on the phone, that's why I'm explaining this to you. >> Um, so that she knows what's going on also. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Um, she won't tell you what the warrant's for. >> It's for fraud. It's for what? >> It's for fraud. But like I said, we'll go back and and sit down and actually I'll tell you. I'll let you >> Yeah, please. >> I'll explain all the charges. Exactly. >> Okay. >> But just because you have her on the phone, that's the only reason why I'm making >> as much as I am. >> My mom. That's fine. >> Okay. Um can you give your phone to um somebody and then I'm going to call Jette and then I'll call uh I'll call uh I mean not Vinnie. um uh Gary right now to see to get details from him. >> Um okay, I'm I'm in the middle. I need to tell my boss. I'm not telling my boss that obviously. >> Can she can she tell her boss that like >> I work for the federal government myself. So there's for me for my job security and my children. >> Are you working right now? >> I'm in I'm in a meeting like right now. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So I'm going to give you that courtesy and we don't normally do that to do that. So, go ahead and make a phone call to your boss and let him know that >> you're going to be, I guess, out for >> After a few more questions, she was identified as Destiny Harris. She asked if she could make a phone call and looked visibly shaken. That's when they told her she was being arrested for fraud. >> What the is going on? Do you have all the context for like what's going on or like what's close? Cuz I don't want my children to hear that. Is anyone else here adultwise? >> Yeah. Yeah, they are. >> Dad. Dad is here. >> Okay. >> Just cuz we don't obviously want to leave the kids. >> No. Yeah, that's fine. >> I don't know how long I'm going to be here. >> She'll be able to Let me give her my phone number. >> Jenny without your attorney. >> I understand that, Mom, but I don't >> I mean, they're going to arrest you. >> I know that I can't go to jail, Mom. >> I understand. You have to go. I don't know what's going on, but you can't fight it. Yeah, you'll get another charge. >> I know that I can't call the >> I'm gonna call the attorney. You have to go with them. I mean, Del PD people, [snorts] believe me. But you have to go with them. I'll call J. We're going to call Gary to see what the charges are and we'll go from there. Okay. Just be calm, but you do not say anything until your attorney gets you not to say not one thing. Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. I understand. All right. I know you're worried about your job. [snorts] >> Did you tell your job you had to get off? >> I just sent my boss a ping on Teams. >> Do you have your boss's number just in case I need to call her cuz I don't Well, you'll be able to call me. Don't worry. So, let me let me If you want to text me while you're there in front of them, your boss's number or something just in case. >> Mom, you cannot tell my VP that. >> I'm not going to tell her that. I'm I'm swarming with that. >> Okay. So, you've had a chance to reach out to the boss. >> I'm me still messaging him right now. >> Okay. And then, um, I'll have you leave your watch here so that you don't have to worry about that when we get there. >> Okay. And do you have any other jewelry or anything else that you want to be in there? >> Do you need to take Do you need to take your asthma pump? I don't know if you're allowed to have that in there, but I'm going to I'm going to grab >> Is it inhaler? >> Yeah. As she called her mother, Destiny started worrying out loud about losing her job. It was clear this wasn't some hardened criminal. More likely someone drowning in financial stress. Still, how do you justify collecting unemployment while holding a government paycheck? [music] That's not just risky. It's downright foolish. >> Could be there. We don't know. But did the kids see the >> Yes, mom. They saw them. So, they're not stupid. They know what's going on. And I'm sure they can hear me through the window over there. >> All right. telly to bring them in the room. >> I already put I already put them in the room. Mom, >> hold on. >> But they know they saw them at the door and I told Chloe to move. >> All right, let me I need to call their attorney. Just go with them. You're You're in good hands. Everyone's good. Um let me just call the attorney. Okay. And then um I'll reach out to Kim to see what's going on and I'll call Gary to make sure you're good. Okay. You have no idea what it's for? Mom, I have no idea. I wouldn't be sitting here right now. I'm literally driving around and walking the streets and going to Trader Joe's as if I'm a free person. Um, I need to tell >> All right. You got no statistics. How about the arrest? >> Okay. Yeah, there's no warrant. >> Okay. So, um, obviously you got the kids and everything and I'm gonna have her leave her stuff with you so that we don't have to. >> You know how long she know? Like >> they have they have no idea. I asked >> Yeah, we don't make that determination. So once she goes up to county, um, then >> what does that what does that mean? So when we take you we take you back to our police department just for processing and to do paperwork and then we'll take you up to county jail. >> No, you don't have like a time judge anything. >> I don't know. >> Stop crying. It's going to be fine. >> No, it's not. >> It's going to be fine. >> I need to call my boss mom. I have to go and I need to tell the kids goodbye real quick cuz they've already been standing out here for a while. >> Hey Jake, I have to log off. I have a family emergency and I'll probably need you to go for the rest of the week. >> Okay. >> Ballpark. >> She agreed to go quietly. Officers let her say goodbye to her children first. No handcuffs in front of the kids. No shouting. Just a quiet, respectful moment in an otherwise sad situation. One of those rare scenes where you see the human side of law enforcement [music] trying to protect the kids from emotional trauma even while doing their job. >> Just say bye to my kids. >> Yeah. I mean, we don't really want you to go back in. >> So, that's the only thing. >> God, I don't I just don't I don't want them to I don't want that type of anxiety to sit with them. You want us to like step out and one of us stay with you and the kids can come out and you just tell them that you got to come and talk to us at the station or something like that. That way you don't have all four of us standing around when they come out and they look weird. >> Wait. >> I'm good. >> You good with that? >> Yeah, I'm good with that. >> Thank you. >> I don't even know what to tell them. Like what do people >> just tell them that you're coming back to talk to us about something? >> Emarassing. for now. >> I mean, it could be tonight, you know. I I just don't know. So, I don't want to tell you it's going to be tomorrow when it's tonight. I don't want, you know. >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> It's not even like I can say mommy has a work trip. I travel for work sometimes like DC and stuff. >> Yeah. I do this. >> Hello. How y'all doing? Y, right? >> I'm going to have to head down down there with them. Talk about some >> nervous. Yeah, it'll be fine. >> All right, I'll call you. All right. I love you, honey. I'll see you later. >> What's up, big man? >> No, no, no. >> I'm going to let you walk down to the car so we don't copy. >> That's why I said we can go right between the cars over here if you're going to go in this car. Destiny was charged with organized fraud and false statements to obtain benefits. In court, she received 4 years of probation, 75 hours of community service, and was ordered to repay the full $16,525 she took from the system. And now the question goes to you. If you were the officer on scene, would you have handled Destiny with a firm hand or shown compassion for the sake of her children? On September 12th, 2024, what was supposed to be a calm child visitation at the Stow Library was suddenly [music] disrupted when police showed up. The mother involved wasn't just any visitor. She had six outstanding warrants [music] hanging over her head. And right there, in what should have been a safe space, everything unraveled into chaos. >> Don't worry, I don't know if you guys can be that long or at least I'm sorry. >> Okay, that's fine. I get it. >> I know he's going to be upset, but right now Yeah. >> Yeah. >> She's got to do what she's got to do soon, >> right? >> Unfortunately. >> Interesting that you guys got it. >> Mhm. >> She's going to think we did this. That's okay. It's not your fault. >> Yeah. I mean, we'll tell her that it definitely wasn't you. But, uh, but we can't tell her who got we got the tip. >> Yeah. >> I get it. >> Yeah. So, she doesn't Is this her purse right here? Who How did she get here? >> Her car. She drove I well here I was from daycare and met. >> Who are these other two ladies? >> So one is my coworker JC and then the other lady is um the G on the case the guardian. >> Oh okay. All right. >> This is the first time she's seen in person since like April. So >> Gosh. Yeah. >> So >> she's what? >> She's avoidant towards us. the Oh, the mom is well, we'll definitely tell her it wasn't you guys, but um yeah, we tried to give her a few minutes, you know, half hour to spend time with the kid, but >> Sure. No, I I appreciate that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, I'm not going to sit and come and stop you guys. >> I mean, she's got some business that she's got to take care of, you know. That's >> Yeah. >> Hello. >> How's her is her health okay? Does she have any health issues? >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> Hey, >> um so we hate to do it like this, okay? But um you got a business that you haven't taken care of, you know. So like No, no. We don't want you to up get upset in front of your daughter cuz then your daughter's going to get upset. Okay. She Listen, she they had nothing to do with this. So we got it. We got to tip. Okay. They didn't >> terrified of being taken in. She denied, dodged, and clung desperately to the visit as if it were her last lifeline. But those six warrants told the truth she couldn't bury. When officers asked for her purse, she exploded, turning a quiet reunion into a full-blown confrontation. >> I'm being honest with you, they have no idea. >> Um, >> okay. Can you can you come come with us if she needs to go back? >> Um, if you go into the bathroom, we've got to take the purse. Okay. >> Why? >> Because you're going into the bathroom. >> I have to use the bathroom. >> We don't want to do this in front of your daughter. Okay. >> Seriously, we don't want to do this in front of your daughter. Can you just walk with us? You know, I can do this with anybody. >> I just want to use the bathroom. >> I don't really want you. >> Fine. Fine. I'm not going to be able to see my daughter, though. >> Number one, you need to calm down. Okay. I understand what's going on. >> You got business. You take care of your baby from your other job. Okay. >> We didn't want to do this over. Okay. >> You shouldn't have. >> Well, we got a tip and we have we got legal issues. You have to take care of this after. >> No, we couldn't have. >> Why? Because we're here >> and you might visit her then >> you you know you got a chance to visit her. If you want you can say goodbye but you have to give us your purse. >> I want to see my baby. >> Okay. >> Can I say goodbye please? I have 10 minutes. >> Can you give me the purse? >> Wait after. >> No. Cuz you're not going to let me see her. >> Give me the purse and then you can say goodbye to her. >> I'm pregnant. >> No. Okay. We're not going to do it then. Let's walk. >> Get off me. Off me. >> Get off me. Don't do this in 5 years pregnant. Get off me. >> Don't fight with us. >> Please stop. Don't worry. >> We don't want to do this this way. >> Please don't do this. Please stop. >> I'm begging you. Please. >> We're not going to hurt you. Please get off me. >> You can't run with us anymore. >> I'm pregnant. >> We're not going to PLAY THIS GAME. >> PLEASE [screaming] GET OFF ME. >> WE'RE NOT GOING TO play this game. >> No. Please. I want to see my daughter. >> Okay. We're not going to play games. >> Can I see her? >> You've seen her? I want to say thank God. >> Unfortunately, because you weren't able to maintain your cool help, >> she was pregnant and yet her rage burned hotter than her fear for her own child. She fought harder for that purse stuffed with drugs than she did for her baby. The contrast was striking. She spoke of wanting a daughter, but showed up late and carried chaos instead of care. >> Yeah, >> come on. There's no reason for >> now. Now you're making this more difficult than horizon. >> Please help me. >> Listen, we're going to walk with you. You have to be comfortable. You got all these warrants and stuff. Okay. >> Let's take a purse, too. >> She's got something in her purse. SHE >> GET Don't kick me. Please don't kick me. Okay. >> I don't FEEL [screaming] Please don't DO ME. >> [screaming] >> NO. Get off me. >> Get the first. That's fine. For now, at least get her hands. >> I don't have my first down there. >> I want to see my daughter. >> We really wish you wouldn't have gotten like this in front of your daughter. You're fine. We need to stand you up. Okay. >> I can't [screaming] my daughter. >> We're going to help you up. All right. Come on. Stand up. >> 1 2 3. Let's walk her up. Help me. Why? >> I love you, Peter. >> Oh, please. >> Did you cut yourself? >> Help me. >> Listen, we do need to get this purse. Okay. Right here. Okay. Oh, you're on me. >> Calm down. >> You need to relax. This is a little crazy. I'm going to catch more charges. Okay, this is this is unnecessary, right? Yeah. Don't take >> Do not around me. Can you hear me? >> Going to reach into your purse. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO REACH IN YOUR PURSE. PREGNANT, clutching her stash like it was treasure, she tried to use her condition as leverage. Kicking, resisting, even reaching into the purse mid struggle, she turned the moment into a reckless game of danger, forcing officers to escalate. >> How much suit you watch? Ready? >> Get out of there. >> Hey, you're pregnant. We don't want to hurt you. Okay, just calm down. >> It's not It's locked up, dude. >> Help me. >> It's locked up. Hold on. Okay. >> I don't want to be alive. [clears throat] >> Please help me. >> Let me check. >> You got gloves? >> No. That's negative. We're fighting with this female. Not right now. >> The hell? >> She She doesn't have any pockets. First squad army of squad, please. >> Okay, sit on a bench or something. >> Help me. got a cop. We'll just lift her up to it. >> She's got a bunch of warrants escape and stuff like that. >> And she just >> got some pain in her side is what she keeps saying. >> She's complaining of pain. >> She's probably got right here. Just stepped on the stem. >> Oh my god. No. I can't I can't my stomach. I feel like something's sliding. >> Yeah, there's there's stuff in there, Sam. Huh? >> Well, I didn't I apologize for not going >> clear or taking out that call. >> That was a big one. >> The police didn't just cuff her and leave. They called in paramedics to ensure the unborn child was safe. At the hospital, softer words replaced the shouting. And when the storm finally broke, the regret crept in. Quiet, but too late. >> You have many felony warrants. Okay. >> I only have two felony warrants. >> No, you got six felony warrants. Okay. Where? >> Um, Sugar Valley. You got a couple. I'm trying I'm just trying to explain it to you. I'm just trying to explain it to you. Okay. Several felonies plus Okay. Maybe there you get six warrants at least. >> I know. Okay. You're going to have some charges from today for us, okay? Cuz you can't just refuse to be taken into custody and trying to kick us. >> You certainly can't. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> You can absolutely not say you're going to shoot us while reaching into your purse cuz then I drew my gun on you and you were pregnant and that could have gone very, very bad. Okay? >> You can't do that stuff. >> All right? So, please, I understand you're upset about these things, but number one, they're not going away. All right? You got to go take care of them and don't cash more charges as you're taking care of them. Okay? So, um I'm not going to sit on you. I only have misdemeanor charges on you, okay? Okay, my department's not going to allow me to sit up here on every time to watch you. Okay. >> Um, I would highly suggest once you get out of the hospital and take care of your your baby and everything and all everything that's going on, you take care of this stuff. >> How can I do it? Can you help me cuz >> you need to go to the course that has the warrants for Can you do this for me before you leave? >> Can you write me a piece of paper of what where I should go when I get out? >> I would check way to do it for you, >> okay? >> Is to go during the week during regular business hours so that the court is open. A lot of these you have to be arraigned. You have to see a judge, >> right? If you get picked up outside hours, they're going to hold you and then it just take forever. Okay. >> I don't want to do that. Okay. Been ruining my life like holding a something on top of me, >> you know. >> Mhm. >> I'm so embarrassed of how I just behaved. >> Okay. >> So they can remove the warrant, get you in front of a judge, and then they might have to book you and things like that. But >> Okay. >> Um that's the easiest, sureest, quickest way to do it. >> Okay. >> Call ahead, go to the court, get booked, get a ring, get all that stuff out of the way. >> Make sure I have some money for bonds and stuff. >> Bond if you need it. Make sure you got transportation. You can't drive. You're suspended. So don't don't get in trouble going up there. Okay. >> Oh, and you suspend. Well, >> you're suspended. Yeah, cuz they have a warrant. >> All the warrants. Yeah. So, >> I didn't suspended me. >> Yeah, you're probably going to have quite quite some trouble to get your license back. You got to take care of the stuff first. >> Am I going to get a ticket for driving today? >> Not today. We can see you drive. >> Okay. Okay. >> You're going to get charges for the fighting with us and stuff. Okay. So, um that's how you do it. >> During the week, during during hours, call those places. Let's go up there. >> All right. Thank you. In the end, she was booked on charges of resisting arrest and threatening an officer after claiming she'd shoot them on top of six outstanding warrants. If convicted, she faces prison time for the felonies already stacked against her, plus the new charges waiting to pile on. On June 15th, 2025 in Ohio, cops were called to a family home after tensions between a mother and her daughter hit a breaking point. The mom wanted her daughter out, but the young woman flat out refused. What started as a domestic clash quickly spiraled into something far more dramatic. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> She had thrown all my [ __ ] outside. It's all stacked up and [ __ ] like But she just came home and started throwing mying [ __ ] outside. I have books in here that are ruined now cuz it's on the wet porch. [laughter] I don't know what to do. She just she [crying] can't put it back. [laughter] I live here. I've lived here for years and she just she doesn't want me here. She doesn't want me here, but she won't get eviction papers or something. She just throws my [ __ ] out. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21. >> Why is she upset with you? I don't know. She said, "You're going to break my [ __ ] I'm going to break yours because every night, dude, go back inside. Don't try to pretend like you're doing anything. Go inside. >> I'm allowed to be out here." >> You give me a minute and then I'll talk to you guys separate. Is that okay? >> I mean, you're going to tell me that I have to let her back in my house, so why can't I be out here? >> I didn't say that. I just want to hear she I want to hear >> I want to hear what she has to say, and then I want to hear what you have to say. That way there's no frightening. They're going to be fighting. That's why she needs to leave. >> Evil. [clears throat] >> She was mad because for the first time this summer, I actually got to get out of the house and do something. My older sister took us to the King's Island and I guess she was jealous or some [ __ ] about that because she texted my older sister at like when she left for work last night. She's like, "I deadbolted all the doors." And she every time she's mad at me for just something petty, I don't know, she's insane, she'll go around. >> The daughter played the victim card from the start. She kept insisting her mom didn't have legal eviction papers, clinging to loopholes instead of contributing anything. It was entitlement on full display. Living rentree yet acting like the law was on her side. >> She's mad at me because when I came home last night, I wiggled in the back door like I always do. >> And she couldn't handle that. that I was inside the house when she came home. So, she started ripping all this [ __ ] out of my room and throwing you out. >> She tried to lock you out last night. >> Yes. >> When you got in? >> Yes. >> So, why what started this to where she wants you out? That's what I'm trying to like ever since I turned 18. She just won't. >> There had to been something that triggered her trying to kick you out. >> She's just like [crying] that. Okay. >> Evil. >> I'm going to talk to your mom. You're right. She can't. There's a way to get you out of the house. She's going to Well, she'll have to figure that out. >> So, the other issue you're going to have is you have a warrant for your arrest for theft. >> From where? >> I don't know. [snorts] You stole something and somebody officer filed a warrant for you. >> From where though? >> It'll say on the warrant. I can't tell you until I see it. Physical warrant. But you do have a warrant for your arrest. You're going have to go to jail. >> I haven't stolen anything. >> I didn't I didn't file the warrant on you. I can't tell you that. We got to do that now. >> Okay. >> Hold on. Nothing. You got shoes right here. >> Boots. I'm wearing my underwear. >> Do you have short pants right there you can put on or your clothes is out here? Your mom set it out. >> Stealing. >> I can't tell you where. I don't know. So, it's a probable cause warrant that an officer submitted something to the court and the judges issued a warrant for your arrest. >> Remember a while back when somebody kept leaving something on the door for you from the um the court and you kept saying >> I don't know what it is. >> Well, that's why you call the people that leave the note and you figure it out. >> That might be what it is. I can't tell you till I see the actual warrant. It'll tell you what your >> You guys don't have the actual warrant. >> No, it's >> it's in our It's our dispatch. These days, staying with your parents after 18 isn't unusual if you pitch in. Wash some dishes, mow the lawn, maybe cook dinner once in a while. But this wasn't just family drama anymore. The real bombshell, an arrest warrant tied to a theft charge. That's when an ordinary household spat turned [music] into a full-on criminal case. Doesn't >> matter, Julia. You got to go. >> I'm being nice to you right now. If you want you want to put shoes on or you want to go barefoot, you have a warrant for your arrest. You're going to jail. Okay. [snorts] You'll probably be out tomorrow morning. I don't know where you're going to go. >> What's What's with with this >> with what [laughter] her send her stuff out? >> No. Yeah. Like >> I'll talk to you about it when I get her in the car. >> Any conversation I have with you guys together is not going to be productive, I'm assuming. >> I mean, >> that's that's the reason I don't want to talk to you together. [laughter] >> All right. Go with Officer Arbagas. He's going to put you in my car. Stay right there. >> So, what's the deal with setting her stuff out? So, I know the full story here >> because she's 21. She graduated when she was 17. >> Mhm. >> She cannot or will not keep a job. She don't help contribute to anything. no bills, no rent, no nothing. Um, I have the the frame of my door to her bedroom is gone because when she gets mad, she slams [ __ ] breaks my stuff because it's not hers, it's mine. >> Okay. >> Um, I get called every name in the book for having wanting her to become an adult. Uh, last night she went to or yesterday she went to Kings Island with her older sister. I told her older sister that the door was locked. The deadbolt was locked. She wouldn't be able to get in. She got into my house again somehow. After being told that the door was locked, they don't have a key to my house because you're not going to come and go whenever you please because this is not your house. I understand this is your mailing address and you live here, but you've been told multiple times you need to get your [ __ ] together and go. And they don't want to do that. >> How long has she lived with you? Since she >> She's my daughter. >> So, >> she just won't leave. She hasn't moved. >> Yeah. She just won't go nowhere. >> It takes a lot for a mother to call the cops on her own daughter. Her frustration spilled out. Anger, guilt, exhaustion. She listed off all the outbursts and hostile behavior she'd endured. Beneath the rage, you could hear [music] the heartbreak of a mom who'd hit her limit. >> This is this is how I got started out. This is how I'm going to do it because I'm not taking care of somebody that don't want to take she don't even try. You know what I mean? Like, she don't even want to try. If she was working and saving money and not giving me anything, but you were saving money to at least get something going and get out on your own, I'd be okay with that. She don't even want to do that. I work 12-hour rotating shifts. I should not have to come into my own home that I pay for and deal with [ __ ] like this. >> I understand that. And if if she won't go out on her own, like saying, "Hey, get out." Forcibly setting her stuff out is not the legal right way to do it. >> Yeah. Well, you kind of, you know, >> so >> you get tired of it. >> I can tell you this. >> Understand what you're saying. I just think it's [ __ ] Like this is my house. She's never done and she doesn't contribute. She don't do anything. >> Yeah. I >> And for somebody that's not that's not like she's my daughter. I understand that. But for somebody that is it's not their child, like they have to go through all that to get somebody out of their own home. >> If Yeah. If you want I'm just telling you the the >> legal way cuz I get it >> cuz is if she comes back and forces her way in again. It's not a crime. I mean that's where she's lived. She's lived with you for years, you know. Um I understand you're the property owner, but it like I understand what you're saying. Like you talked to her and she should just go out on her own. She I'm sure this has been >> She don't even try. Like like I said, she graduated when she was 17 years old. What is this four years now? >> Yeah, I'm sure >> she's four years now. >> She's not even She She'll have a job for a couple months. She don't try to save no money and then >> yeah, >> she's done with it. >> Just do it do it the right legal way. That way there's no issues on your part and you you you don't have to deal with the headache, the backlash of you know she finds out that she can come just break into the house to get it back in and she starts doing that and causing you more headache, more property damage, more money, right? >> Yeah. >> It's going to cost you more in the long run than just to file the eviction, get her out. I just do everything by the book and get her out if that's what you want to do. That way you don't have to worry about it anymore. >> The officer's response was brutally honest. He laid out the reality check the mom needed to hear. Her daughter had learned to twist the system, and unless boundaries were drawn, the cycle would keep repeating. His words weren't easy, but they carried the weight of experience and respect. >> If she doesn't post bail, she'll have a bail. She'll get arraigned tomorrow in a couple years. She doesn't have a criminal record. I'm take it. >> I didn't even know what I don't even know what's going on. I have the slightest idea. To your knowledge, has she ever been arrested before? >> I mean, juvenile, like drunk. Drunk. She was drunk one time and they brought her home. >> Okay. >> Just minor [ __ ] [clears throat] like that. But >> they'll probably release her on her own recgnissance tomorrow if she has stays in jail. >> Okay. >> She was all fired up when I had to send her back in. That's why I was trying to take a little bit more time to talk to her to diffuse it. >> She's in the back right. Your camera system rear. That works. Thanks. Okay. When I get your paperwork, I'll tell you exactly when and where you were accused of stealing something. >> And I haven't even left the house in months. So, I don't know how I steal something. So, that's nice. >> Your warrant. You used to work at Tumble Weed. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's what your warrant's for. They said you stole money out of the cash. You >> stole money out of the cash? Are you kidding me? They were the ones stealing my tips. >> Yeah, that's what it's for. >> You've got [snorts and clears throat] to be joking. >> It said you cashed out like 80 some dollars from the tail or whatever. [laughter] >> I heard everything. This is one thing after another. >> [laughter] >> You got to put these gums on the inside and rip it into my skin. I really knew. I really wish I knew how much they took from me and tips when I worked there because I filed a claim right back and says they stole from me. Your mom said she's going to put your stuff back inside and file an eviction on you, too. So, I explained to her the proper process to get you out of the home. Well, hop on out here for me. [laughter] Turn around. I want to check these codes. >> Yeah, they're not too tight. The [laughter] re the reason's just you're twisting your wrist. kick your hands in and like >> in the end, the daughter was arrested on theft charges, accused of pocketing about $80 from her old workplace's register. Legally, she's looking at a short jail stint, though without a serious prior record, release on bond, or a personal recgnizance deal by morning was likely. On April 26th, 2024 in New Mexico, officers showed up at the registered address of a woman wanted for violating probation after skipping mandatory check-ins. What should have been a straightforward warrant service quickly spun into something far more volatile? >> Hello, sir. How's it going? >> Is Crystal here? >> Uh, no. Somebody came over and something comes down for a while. >> You don't know where she went? >> That's what I >> the where the car. >> Who Who did she go with? What kind of car? >> I know. She walked up right there. >> She walked She walked up then. >> Where? Where's she staying at? Can you show me her room? She's on probation with us. >> Oh, okay. >> And this is the address she listed. So, this is where she lives, >> huh? >> This is where she lives. >> Crystal lives here? Uh-huh. >> Can you show me where she's living? >> Huh? >> Can you show me where she's staying? >> Don't post. Let me see. Crystal, >> you guys are not mobile. I don't know. >> I'm a probation officer. Crystal, show me your hands. >> I called you guys. Show me your hands now. Get out here. >> Crystal, come on. >> Come on, Crystal. >> No, don't do that. You guys >> get out here. >> Come on. I got you. I got you. >> Get out here. >> We're going to just stay here. Okay. Hey, >> Crystal. Show me your hands now. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Show me your hands. >> CRYSTAL ME. >> OKAY. Talk to Stay back. Stay [laughter] back. Okay. >> Stop it. >> Okay. Stay back. >> Crystal, get up and come here and talk to me. I'm a probation officer. >> I'M SICK OF I'M COLD. [screaming] ALSO, YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE PROBATION. WHY DO WE >> WHAT THE YOU'RE ASKING. >> YOU GUYS ARE TOYING WITH THE >> YOU HAVE NOT reported to the LAS VEGAS OFFICE. >> I DID. >> WHEN? >> AND MY LAWYER DOESN'T ANSWER. >> OKAY. WELL, STOP YELLING. >> NO. [screaming] GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> OKAY. AS OF RIGHT NOW, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> From the start, her father tried to shield her, but the attempt failed. Police acted on a lawful warrant. When she refused to raise her hands, the danger instantly rose. Clear proof she had no intention of cooperating. Officers followed procedure to the letter to keep control. >> STOP. [screaming] >> Stand up. >> Yes, I did it. >> What are you doing? [screaming] >> You guys, STAND UP. >> NO, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING [laughter] WRONG. >> LET ME TALK TO YOU. >> GOSH. >> CRYSTAL, let me talk to you. AND A GENETIC ROCK AFTER THIS >> GENETIC ROCK. OKAY, I'll go. >> Come on. STAND UP. >> A JAIL. ALL MY FAMILY WORKS THERE. I KNOW ALL OF THEM. >> You guys are hurting me. Stop. >> Come on, Crystal. Stop it. >> Stop it. Please, sir. >> Please stop it. >> We're going to charge you for resisting. PLEASE STOP. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. I'M NOT EVEN SUPPOSED to be arrested. >> You're on probation. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG, THOUGH. STAND UP, >> YOU GUYS. I'M MAKING BURGERS, GUYS. >> CRYSTAL, I don't want to HAVE TO PUT YOU [screaming] >> SOMEBODY HELP ME. >> All right, Crystal, sit up. >> No. No. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. Hold on. I got to lock these so we don't tighten. >> No. [screaming] [panting] >> Hey, that secret, bro. I got >> You guys do this to me all the TIME WHEN I START TO DO GOOD. >> STAND UP. I DID REPORT. WHERE DID YOU GUYS CALL? I CALLED EVERYWHERE. >> LET ME call her. >> You need to relax. >> I called everybody. >> I put out the back. >> JUST RELAX. >> MOVE. >> CRYSTAL. HEY, STOP. >> Her resistance escalated. Yelling, refusing to stand, pulling away. Classic psychological manipulation, painting herself as the victim to force hesitation. But the tactic only deepened the standoff. >> Cuz I don't have anything in here. >> I'M NOT LETTING YOU GUYS pin stuff on me. I'm tired. I am. >> What am I going to find in here? >> Nothing. That's what I'm saying. I thought you put something in here. >> Okay. >> Oh, my baby gun. I asked the the judge if I could have it. He said yes. >> Look, Crystal. >> Yes. He said yes, I could. >> Crystal, we're here because you didn't call, dude. >> I called you. They didn't get it. >> I don't want to leave my house. >> Listen, they didn't get any calls, dude. >> Guys, let me pay myself now. >> You You're resisting. >> I'm not resisting. You guys are doing this illegally. This is illegal. You're on probation. >> This is harassment. >> It's harassment. I'M AFRAID OF YOU GUYS. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> YOU GUYS PUT ME IN DANGER. YOU DON'T HELP ME. >> OKAY. SO, you have nothing else in here that's going to get you in trouble. >> No. I just want to call Michelle. >> I did. She She'll call me back. She didn't answer. Why is your dad lying for you? Why are you afraid to talk to us? >> Because you guys take me to jail all the damn time. And I don't even know for what? Cuz you don't report. >> CUZ I DON'T REPORT. LOOK. LOOK. Last time I came home, THEY SAID THE COPS TOOK ALL MY STUFF OUT. >> Because you're under arrest. >> No. Why do you have my phone? That is weird. I You guys I've been calling you for 2 weeks from my other phone. Somebody stole my phone. ONE OF YOU GUYS. >> It wasn't us. We didn't come here. This is This is the only thing we have. >> Damn. There's somebody with one of those machines that takes phone calls. I tried and tried. I I don't HAVE A CAR, SO I CAN'T GO. Another one. >> I don't go anywhere. You guys see me. I don't do anything wrong. >> The first time I've seen you, Crystal. >> Well, I don't have friends. Too many. I mean, I do nothing wrong. >> I spoke to Chris numerous times. THESE CHARGES WERE DROPPED. Washington DC. ALL MY CHARGES. SOMEBODY KEEPS JUST POPPING THEM UP ILLEGALLY. IT'S NOT FUNNY ANYMORE. >> NO. Put my phone back. >> Give me my phone. OH MY GOD. YES. >> You want to leave it here? >> GIVE IT TO MY DAD. SIR, >> this is Crystal's phone. She requested that you hold it. Okay. She wanted you to have it. >> Okay. Well, you got to check. >> I DON'T DO I DO CHECK IN. I'LL CHECK IN WITH YOU GUYS EVERY DAY. I'M RIGHT HERE. >> She clung to the idea that words could change her fate, repeating accusations like a broken record. But the truth had already been verified. And when officers moved in, the illusion shattered. Her desperation erupted into full-blown resistance. >> Leave me alone. STOP. LEAVE ME ALONE. I'M TIRED OF IT. >> HELP. >> COME ON, >> CRYSTAL. I don't want to have to leave. >> I have to drag you all the way out there. OKAY. [laughter] >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> I DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO DRAG YOU. [screaming] >> NO, IT'S NOT FUNNY ANYMORE. >> COME ON. Why you acting like that? >> That's not funny. >> No one's laughing. >> My brother, I'm not doing anything wrong. Oh no. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> STOP IT. >> DAD. >> NO. I'M NOT doing nothing wrong. Leave me alone. >> Daddy, don't you let me walk. >> LET ME GO. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> DON'T YOU LET ME WALK. GO DOWN. We all INSIDE. THIS IS INSIDE. IF >> YOU DON'T COMPLY EVERYTHING, IT'S not >> Crystal. Crystal. >> No, it's not. >> If you don't comply, >> listen, call Gage. >> Listen to me. >> I didn't get charged. No. >> Checked in. How are you guys doing this? IT'S ILLEGAL. >> LET'S GO CHECK AGAIN. Come on. >> IT'S ILLEGAL. COME UP. >> I WAS COOKING. >> Come on. Let's go. [screaming] >> Let's go. >> Hey, JUST JUST CUT IT OUT. >> JUST CUT IT OUT. COME ON. >> STOP. >> Come on. Just You'll be out. You'll be out. NO TIME. >> LET ME KEEP IT FOREVER. >> Come on. >> STOP IT. YOU GUYS HURT me over there, too. Please leave me alone. >> You're going to hurt your arm. >> A grown woman yet sobbing for her father like a teenager. She wasn't afraid of handcuffs. She was terrified of accountability. Not the police themselves, but the weight of her own choices. And in a final moment of chaos, as she was led to the patrol car, even her bladder betrayed her. >> This is You guys are You want to take it? >> Oh, no. Trust the stop. >> Our bones and everything. Our identities from wives out there. >> Hold on real quick. Go ahead. >> He's just checking you. Okay. >> You peed your pants or what? >> Yeah, he used the pressure point. A little short one. Do >> you have anything on you? >> No. Yeah, >> I wasn't doing NOTHING WRONG THOUGH. >> I DID EVERYTHING RIGHT. I WASN'T DOING ANYTHING. >> Calm down. We got to take you to the hospital. Get checked out. Okay, >> I'm fine. >> We still got to go. Okay, just just relax. >> That's the guy that was hurting me. Who is he? >> [laughter] [laughter] >> I'm not no stupid. I was just eating a burger. >> I'll have him do the med clear and I'll go over there, finish my green stuff, and I'll have him take a swap >> cuz I'm going to summon her for resisting Vader. >> You're going to summon her? In the end, she was booked into jail, charged with resisting arrest by physical force, bail set at $1,000. Already convicted once for resisting, now combined with the outstanding warrant, she faces the very real possibility of long-term prison time. On March 30th, 2023, cops got called out to a messy family fight. Things blew up fast when a 20-year-old girl was accused of threatening her own relatives with, get this, a paddle. And what happened next? Oh, it only got messier. >> Tears, not you. >> Tears, we need to talk to you. >> No, I DON'T WANT TO TALK. >> WELL, can you come out into the hallway and talk to me? >> I don't want to talk about >> T. We need to talk about what's going on. What's in my head? I don't want to talk to you. >> Don't worry. >> Sorry. I'll put it down. >> Jesus Christ. >> Tissa, can you tell me what's going on tonight? >> I want a restraining order against that woman right there. >> Okay, >> I'm going to go downstairs, please. Oh my god. Thanks. >> I seriously don't need you here anymore. >> Officer, try anything. Anything at all and your job is gone. >> Sorry. I really don't want you in my room. >> Well, we you can either come downstairs and talk to me or I'm just >> Okay, you can just stand there. I'll make the rest of my Easter baskets. Okay. >> So So what happened with the paddle? >> That's my weapon now cuz I No one's trusted me with a gun. I've always had a paddle, bro. >> I know, but what what were you doing with the paddle tonight? >> I was just holding it and people felt threatened by that. >> Were you raising it at anybody or anything? >> No, I put it like this. You know, like what you do when you're about to swing a bat? Yeah, >> that's how you use a paddle if you ever need to use it in self-defense. Cuz I literally thought one of those mother put their hands on me. >> So what started it tonight? >> That's exactly what started it. Like actually when I tell you my triggers and then you guys blatantly ignore my boundaries. When I tell you not to come home and then you still come home. >> Why'd you tell her not to come home? >> Because she's one of my triggers, bro. >> Why do people not believe that when they say it about their mothers? So, so it was your mom that came home and and set you off? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She'd been crashing at her mom's place. But here's the kicker. It wasn't even her house. When mom wanted to come back, the girl caught an attitude. Since nobody trusted her with anything sharp or dangerous, she flipped the script and tried playing the victim card. >> Okay. How did she set you off? Just just being here? Did she say anything? >> Just by being here because I told her not to talk to me and she blatantly like ignored that. >> Okay. What is What did she talk What did she try to talk to you about while tonight? >> It doesn't matter anymore. Actually, why are you here? >> Cuz we got called here >> by who? >> I'm not sure. >> By my brother. >> I maybe. I don't know. >> So, how do I like dismiss you? Kindly >> until we complete our investigation. You I mean, >> so I just have to answer all your stupid questions. >> We're just going to start from the beginning. What started it tonight? Um, well, I haven't slept and at 9:00 a.m. I got a call that they want me to go on Two Out to Handle probably, but I want to actually do I want to go on the Bachelor instead. >> Okay. >> So, actually reality TV show. I'm not going on that. Everyone actually. >> So, at what point did you pick up the paddle? >> I don't even remember honestly because when people drive me crazy, I do crazy things and then they get confused why I'm acting so crazy. Okay. So, so what was the what what did she do that made you pick up the paddle? >> Walk towards me. >> She walked towards you. >> Yeah. Because they were trying to take away the scissors out of my room like a six-year-old and take away the paddle and this and that. Like I'm five. No, I'm 20 years old. >> Mhm. >> I am 20 years old. I am less than a year away from the legal drinking age and they're not letting me go back to my college campus. >> Mhm. Where do you go to college? >> I'm sorry. I just I don't I don't government. I have to do [ __ ] I missed like one of the most important meetings of my life tonight because I was here >> so I had to watch it on a live while they're announcing my name as congrats and I'm bored governor. He's 14 people. Like I'm one of them and I'm not there. >> I don't even know who the the other governors are. Like I seriously don't know who they are, but I need to figure out who they are so I can ask them if anyone else has been treating them like >> don't like the rules? Then step out on your own because once you're grown, the world doesn't care about your little meltdowns. You only become an adult when you face it head on and learn to stand on your own two feet. >> My or treat me like [ __ ] out of this whole entire experience. Getting baptized, getting casted on reality TV shows. Drake wanting to meet me like Ariana Grande wanting to meet me. I'm sorry. What? the Waffle House. >> Wow, that's impressive. >> Yeah, it is. And I'm tired of these people that aren't listening to me. >> I understand. I understand. Um, so where were you at when you picked up the paddle? Was it in here? Was it downstairs or >> Do you want me to move the paddle? >> It's fine. If you just want to leave it there, I'm fine with that. >> Do you want to move the paddle? You can put it in my closet. >> Well, we'll get to that here in a minute. Just show me where you were at whenever you picked it up. >> Uh, okay. Well, I'm not going to swing at you if you're wondering about that. So, was your mom doing anything that that made you feel afraid or or >> I don't like feeling restricted or controlled. That's why I am quote unquote hard to control or quote unquote too hot to handle. >> Okay. >> I didn't even sign up for that show. Someone else signed me up for it. >> I got you. So, then you were it was she was just trying to control you and stuff and you didn't want to be controlled. So, she so she came in here and that's when you picked up the paddle. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you put it on your shoulder like you were going to swing it or something. >> Yeah, but I wasn't going to do I'll show you exactly in very slow motion. >> Just don't pick it up. Just Just show me. >> Okay. >> Like with your hand. >> Well, like I like picked it up and then I went like this. >> That's my stance. Like when I feel threatened, I never pick up that paddle like that. Like if I ever actually feel threatened, which is like not very much, I'll pick it up like right here. >> Mhm. >> Because like these things are handy. My big got me this. She painted it and everything. It's supposed to be decor. >> It looks pretty. >> It's decor, but I told her if I ever need to use it for self-defense, I will. And then all my friends started telling me they've used their paddle to hit people. >> Intruders. >> Isn't that cool? >> Yeah. For an intruder. >> I have a paddle. >> But >> for an intruder. Yeah. >> Truth be told, at 20, she's already too expired for Drake to slide in her DMs. What she needs isn't a reality show. It's a reality check. though, let's be honest, she'd make perfect casting for one of those hot mess TV shows. >> Uh, I went to go hug my brother actually because he was the only person that wasn't me. He was literally scaring me. So, >> okay. All right. And then did everybody leave or or what happened after that? >> No, they did not leave after I said, "I hate you. Get the out of my room. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. Get the away from me. Get the out of my room." >> Okay. I've said it like 85 times like screaming at the top of my lungs and like thank you for getting them the away from me. >> Absolutely. Um, so did anybody make any threats or anything? >> Yes, a lot of people have been making threats. >> Well, and what were those threats? >> I don't know because they don't post them like I do. I've never posted a threat. I've never >> I was talking about here between you and your family. >> I don't know. My family could want me dead and I just wouldn't know it. >> Okay. People want you dead nowadays. It's crazy. Follow along with my car. >> I got you. Well, um, all righty. If, uh, if you don't mind, just hang out here with my partner. Um, I go talk to the rest of your family >> and then we'll >> sit in this chair. >> We'll go from there. >> My life. >> So, is this a voice recording? >> Well, you care if I just hang up. >> We're going to get you the help that you need. >> No, you're not. No, you're not. Who's going TO HELP YOU? I ALREADY FOUND MY HELP. WHO'S YOUR HELP? NOT YOU. [screaming] SO I WHY DO YOU CARE? GET THE OUT OF MY [screaming] WAY. OH MY GOD. I DON'T NEED YOU. I DON'T NEED YOU. I don't need YOU. I DON'T WANT YOU. I DON'T CARE ABOUT YOU ANYMORE. >> WHAT HAPPENED with the with the paddle? >> Swinging that paddle like she's going to take us out. >> She was >> If that's the case and she's making stuff like that, um, one thing that we can do is she's 20 years old. So, if she's swinging a paddle and you got it on video or something, um, we can charge her with simple assault, >> but then that becomes a domestic violence thing, right? >> Yes. But what I'm what I'm getting at is we have the the authority to do a 1013 in >> with family statements and video proof of her waving that paddle around, cops had enough to lock in probable cause. From a legal standpoint, that's the green light for an arrest. And all that big talk on the staircase didn't save her one bit. >> All right. So, just kind of give you where we're at. OKAY. >> MHM. >> WE'RE NOT. >> SO, YOU CAN EITHER COME or the doctor. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. I'm saying no. I'm saying no. I'm saying no. >> Get on your stomach. >> No. On your stomach. >> No. No. I'm saying no. Please. I'm saying no. I literally said no. I literally said no and you guys are hearing it and you guys are now my witness. >> I know you don't have a choice but that did and my mom did and I hate her. >> Take me to jail. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. TAKE ME TO JAIL. TAKE ME to jail. Please. >> Listening to you. >> I know. >> All right. Come on. >> This is a really bad idea. This is a really, really, really bad idea. >> All right, let's walk down the stairs. >> No. No. No, no, no. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm saying no. Like, can you say no in this country? Can you say no in this country? >> This country. I'll move to Europe and never come back. >> No. I'm saying no. I'm saying no. In the end, she landed in county lockup, slapped with charges of simple assault for threatening her family, plus resisting arrest for fighting cops on the way down. If convicted, she's looking at up to 12 months behind bars, probation, fines, and mandatory psych evals, or anger management programs. On July 25th, 2023, a concerned citizen called police after [music] spotting a running car with someone inside, asleep in a way that didn't look right. At first, it seemed like a welfare check, but when officers arrived, the story twisted into something far more alarming. Sam. Sam. Ma'am, are you okay? Are you all right? Okay. Do you need any medical? What's going on? Oh, can you sit down for me real quick? Just want to make sure you're okay. >> You're all right. Just come on. Step out for me. >> Okay. I'm coming out. Okay. I >> Okay, I'm just go ahead and step out for me. >> I haven't been driving and I'm about to step out, but my car is count like >> Okay, come on and step out for me. Okay. >> I I will if you got to put your foot down onto the street. >> I'm not trying to like Are you kidding me right now? I was asleep. >> I I need you to step out of the car for me. >> I'm going to I just Wait, >> excuse you. >> Ma'am, come on. Step out. >> I am >> I wasn't driving and I am >> okay. Ma'am, I need you to just go and step out. >> I am. >> Okay, step out. Ma'am, step out. >> Excuse me. >> Come on. We're going to >> I'm not I need to grasp some Shut the door. >> Understand? I'm not driving the car. Um, >> we're here to make sure you're okay. >> I'm fine. I'm What if? No, I don't. >> I was asleep. >> Okay, I understand that. Somebody called Man. Listen, >> that was outside. >> They were concerned cuz the car was running and you were parked outside their house. >> This car was not running. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay, that's fine. What else do we need? >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> No, it's I'm I'm literally waiting for >> back in the car right now. >> I'm not going to sit in the sweat grass. This is not okay. I'm in my car. What do you need from me? What do you need? >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Yelling and screaming. I'm not yelling and screaming. What am I doing wrong? >> What am I doing wrong? Promised you. Okay. >> What am I doing wrong? >> All right. There's no reason for you to yell and >> I'm not yelling. I'm in my car. I'm doing my own thing. >> Okay. Okay. Now, >> do I need to call my uncle? Do I need to call my father? Cuz I feel like I need to. You're you're you're literally stopping me where there's no nothing. >> Okay. >> The woman leaned on passive denial, stalling, dodging, creating confusion. When pressed, she lashed out, projecting blame, yelling about legality, attacking officers credibility, anything to derail the arrest. >> Listen to me. At this point in time, I want to >> You're harassing me. >> I want to check your eyes to make sure that you're okay to drive. >> I wasn't driving the vehicle. >> No, I want to call my attorney. >> This is not okay. >> I was just sleeping. >> No, we're past that point. I was not driving a vehicle. What is going on? >> Can I check your eyes real quick? I was just asleep and I wasn't with No, this is unbelievable. >> This is a simple arguing with me for a second. >> I'm not arguing with you. No, you're you're pushing yourself up on me and I feel like it's not okay and I know my rights. If you keep walking off, you're going to have to get put in handcuffs and I don't want to do that. >> For what? For what? >> You're not free to go right now. And you're not listening. >> Free to go for what? >> All right, let me explain. >> Free to go for what, honey? >> Explain this to you, baby. I have to explain this to you. Okay. >> What? What do you need to explain? I was asleep in my car. I haven't drove a motorcycle. >> Stop talking. I'm trying to explain it to you. I'll get to all that. I'll explain it to you so you understand. You got to stop talking. Okay, >> listen. >> You're voluntary. But if you refuse to participate, if you're arrested for DUI, that refusal can be used against >> I wasn't driving a ma'am. >> Ma'am, I'm going to explain to you. >> I'm not driving a motor vehicle. You're forcing yourself on me. I know my rights. >> I need you to stop talking for one second so I can explain this to you. Look, I want to give you every chance to show me that you're not impaired so we can get out of here. >> I'm not impaired. Do you want to know what happened? This man right here cheated on me. >> He cheated on me. I'm waiting here. You No, I have every right to. With all due respect, I'm going back in that car. >> Okay. Excuse me. I have every right to because you asked >> participate in these field sobriety tests. >> You're Are you trying to force me right now? >> I'm explaining to you what's going to the consequences if you do or you don't. I'm not driving a motor vehicle. >> Caught sleeping in a running car at 4:00 a.m., she fiercely denied driving and refused a field sobriety test. The absurd denials only gave officers more reason to act. >> You guys are really, really like >> Listen to me. I'm giving you a chance. >> You're forcing me. You're not giving me the chance. You're forcing me from my vehicle. >> Ma'am, I'm >> Excuse me. My car was not >> Hold on. Wait a minute. Stop. I'm not resisting. Why are you doing this right now? >> They're giving you opportunities to operate and you're not. >> No, this is not okay. >> I have on my car. You don't know who my uncle is. >> And I don't care. It doesn't have any matter on what we're doing here. >> I'm not doing anything. I was in my vehicle. >> Why are you guys doing this? >> Why? >> All right, we're going to >> Why are we Excuse me, ma'am. Why are we DOING THIS? WHY ARE you guys doing this to me? No, this is this is forcing me against my will. Please, >> you're under arrest right now. >> Why, ma'am? >> I'm arresting you >> for what? You are >> I wasn't operated in this. Stop. >> Why are you pushing yourself on me? Cuz that's all I >> No, ma'am. I'm I'm smarter than me. No, I was not. Please, ladies. Please talk to me for five [ __ ] minutes. >> Well, no. I need to talk to a supervisor. I'm going to hold her supervisor. I'm going to >> No, I need them now. No, I didn't do anything. Are you >> hilarious? You're going to GET ANOTHER CHARGE. >> WHY AM I going to get another car? >> You guys are forcing me against my will right now, ma'am. >> Ma'am, I was not operating a vehicle. >> You guys are forcing me in. >> Get in the car. >> For what reason? >> Because you were under arrest. >> For what reason? I was not offering you A VEHICLE. >> WHY ARE YOU GUYS DOING THIS TO ME? WHY ARE YOU FORCING ME? ARE YOU >> GET IN THE CAR. >> ARE you really DOING THIS TO ME? >> Get in the car. >> No. >> Get in the car. >> As handcuffs clicked, she erupted, screaming, thrashing, resisting until she nearly hurt herself. The chaos escalated so badly, police had no choice but to deploy pepper spray to bring it UNDER CONTROL. >> HELP ME. >> SOMEBODY HELP ME IN THE CAR. >> HELP ME. YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO DO THIS. >> KICK ME. >> I DIDN'T KICK YOU. YOU'RE PUSHING ME. >> UM, I GOT SPRAYED. >> NO, DON'T CAR. >> GET in the car. You're going to get sprayed. I'm not playing games with you. I have rights. Get in THE CAR. I HAVE RIGHTS. YOU I HAVE RIGHTS. I NEED TO TALK TO MY ATTORNEY. THEY'RE SLAMING MY DOOR. HELP ME, SIR. HELP ME. [screaming] YOU SEE WHAT THEY'RE DOING TO ME? I WAS IN MY CAR ASLEEP. HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. [screaming] I can't do this. I'M GOING TO DIE. YOU JUST SPRAYED ME IN THE EYES FOR NO REASON. HELP ME. HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. >> PUT YOUR FEET IN NOW. >> I CAN'T. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. SOMEBODY HELP ME. >> [screaming] >> I CAN'T BREATHE. Spray something to buy, [ __ ] Spray something to buy. GET ME OUT OF TOUCH. GET ME OUT of this. >> You got her in. >> NOPE. >> You're killing me, [ __ ] YOU'RE KILLING ME. GET IN THE CAR. YOU'RE KILLING ME. >> YOU SPRAY SOMETHING IN my car. >> Don't you dare kick me. Get in the car, >> sir. I can't. >> I'M GOING TO DIE. >> PLEASE HELP ME. I'LL GET IN THE CAR. JUST SPRAY SOMETHING IN MY EYES. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. >> Burning eyes, crying for medical help, flipping herself into the role of victim. She tried to lean on social status and personal connections to wriggle out, but no excuse, no name drop could erase the truth of her actions. >> She pepper SPRAYED ME. PLEASE HELP ME. HELP ME. I CAN'T MY FACE. I'M GOING TO DIE. HELLO. HELP ME. Help me. Help me. I can't see. HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP. I CAN'T SEE. YOU'RE GOING TO YOU'RE GOING TO LOSE. YOU KNOW WHO MY GRANDMOTHER IS? SHE WORKS FOR THE STATE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE AT HILLSBURG COUNTY. You're I'm going to lose my vision. Please, I CAN'T FEEL MY FACE. I'M HAVING ALLERGIC REACTION. PLEASE HELP ME, MA'AM. PLEASE. [screaming] I KNOW THE NEIGHBOR WATCHED. You shouldn't have done what you did to me. I got cameras all over my car, too. That's not even my car. It's my dad's best friend. [laughter] Extremely did something. You can spread whatever you want here. Listen, my boyfriend worked for the Hillsburg County Sheriff's Office. HE BROKE MY COLLARBONE. Guess what? He ain't got a job now. You're barking up the RIGHT TREE. MY DAD DIED. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, DAD. PLEASE HELP ME. >> I need you to listen FOR A SECOND. >> I CAN'T IF I'M HAVING AN ALLERGIC REACTION. Please help. >> I'M NOT YOU SUBMIT TO A LAWFUL >> I NEED MEDICAL ATTENTION. [screaming] HELP ME. PLEASE, IT BURNS. I'M GOING TO LOSE MY VISION. PLEASE, PLEASE GET THE OUT OF MY FACE. I NEED TO GET THE OUT OF THE CAR. I CAN'T BREATHE. YOU GET ME OUT OF THE CAR. >> OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE. >> I WASN'T OPERATING A MOTOR [screaming] VEHICLE. >> NO, YOU'RE GOING LISTEN, YOU'RE GOING TO LOSE. NO, YOU NEVER READ ME MY RIGHTS. YOU LOSE FLORIDA. >> NO, SHE NEVER READ ME [laughter] MY RIGHTS. >> NO, YOU WISHFUL TEST OF YOUR BIRTHDAY. YOU WISH YOU READ MY RIGHTS TO ME. YOU ARE TOO BUSY FIGHTING ME. YOU AIN'T GOING TO BE A COP FOR ONE YEAR OR MORE. WATCH. YOU DON'T KNOW WHO I AM. I WAS ASLEEP IN MY CAR AND I CAN'T SEE. YOU WERE IN THE ACADEMY. YOU KNOW WHAT IT'S LIKE. GIVE ME SOME RED BULL. GIVE ME SOMETHING FOR MY EYES, SIR. PLEASE. >> JANA, HERE'S THE THING. >> MY ASS IS BURNING. IT'S ALL OVER MY BODY. I'M HAVING AN ALLERGIC REACTION. SHE IS SO I CAN'T WAIT. YOU ARE DONE. COME HERE. [snorts] >> LISTEN, we're going to get you in there, right? Kicking a screen. >> In the end, she was booked on charges of DUI and battery on a law enforcement officer. If convicted, she faces fines of $500 to $2,000 and a driver's license suspension of at least 180 days. On March 27th, 2025, police were flooded with 911 calls about a 5-year-old left alone in a shut off car for over an hour. The sound of a child screaming, pounding on the doors, and the blaring alarm [music] forced officers to act fast before tragedy struck. >> You said he's been out here for about 45 minutes. I've been here. Her appointment, my client's appointment was at 6:30 and he got here about 10 minutes late and he's been here since >> the he was parked in the back of 787 and it's no one in there. >> I have no idea. Okay, I'm just asking the >> go and find out if it's anyone's >> and there somebody shut the alarm off though. >> It did go off at one point. >> It did. He tried to open the door. >> Okay. Would you obviously like our number one priority is to get the kid. Would you mind like hanging around so we can gather more information from you? >> Absolutely. Will. >> Okay. >> I will stay as long as you need me to. >> I appreciate you, man. Is this your car? Do you know whose car this is? >> 88. >> Okay. >> 88. Go ahead. >> Seems like maybe they've got it figured out. Do we have it figured out? >> No. the dance studio. >> It's closed. >> Cannot find what I need. >> I've seen somebody quite a few times pass with a dog, but nobody has nobody came up and >> it's Yeah, it's probably from one of a kind is what >> Okay. I don't know if you >> Where's your Where's your mommy at? Can you unlock the door? No. Unlock the door for me. Can you unlock the door? >> Mommy's in there. >> He's pointing over here. >> Okay. Can you unlock the door? Can you open it? >> Where's Where's mommy at? >> In there. >> She's in there. >> Mhm. Do you need? >> Witnesses confirmed the child had been trapped inside that freezing car for at least 45 minutes, crying so hard the alarm went off. When the mother finally showed up, there was no remorse, just excuses, denials, and a chilling lack of accountability. >> Is this your child? >> Yeah. What are you doing? >> Okay, what I want to put, put the keys down. Cops, get them off right now. Why? >> Uh, that's not how that works. It's okay. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. It's nothing. >> Come on. >> It's okay. >> What's your name? >> Sunny. >> I'm going to put your name. >> What's your name? >> His name is Sunny. >> Sunny? >> Yeah. >> And even who's not stealing me? Who is my mom? >> I know she's your mom. But I do got to go potty. >> You have to go potty. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> That's why the weed. >> Okay. >> Um, what about my son though? >> Yeah, we're going to make sure he Where were you when your son was in the car for 45 minutes? >> I've been checking on him. I wasn't in there for 45 minutes. >> Are you okay? Well, okay. She came in for an interview. >> Okay. >> For to enroll. >> Okay. >> I had no idea there was a kid out. >> And it's been a police day. >> Hey, back there. You want Are you too hot, cold, nothing? >> I'm fine. I'm just watching my son. >> No. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, since you're in the back of our cruiser and cuffs, I'm going to read you something and I'm going to ask you some questions. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, I I get that you were going in for an interview. >> I actually wasn't even going in for an interview. >> Me and my son just drove by. We just left the pet store and I was like, "Oh, yeah. Gerber, I always wanted to go here." >> So, the lady was like, "Can you fill out the application?" I was like, "Yeah." So, I was like, "Sunny." >> Yeah. I was like, "Sunny, do you want to go in?" He said, "No." >> Sunny. >> Yeah. His name's Sunny. She tried to downplay the time, claiming she'd checked in, while the store manager swore she'd been inside for over an hour without once mentioning her son. The contradictions were glaring, and her refusal to take responsibility sealed her fate. >> So, we came here and then I came in and asked if they had any openings for esthetician school and a lady was like, >> "Actually, the manager is here. Here's a form." >> So, she's like, "Can you fill that out for me, please?" I was like, "Yeah." So, I came outside and I was like, "Sandy, do you want to go in?" He said, "No." So, I filled out the form with him in the car. I like, "Do you want to go in?" He's like, "No, go inside." And she was talking. We just started yapping. >> Okay. The with the manager in the back. >> Mhm. >> Okay. And then >> and then I heard the car go off, checked on him. But between then, I didn't come out because I could always see him. >> Whenever I was inside, you could there's literally a sitting >> area. Like, how long were you in there total? Um, I was probably in there for an hour. >> An hour. >> But the car alarm had went off. But there's two doors right there on the side and her office is right there. >> Peeking through the entire time while you're watching in the car. >> Yeah, cuz like there's the front area right there and then there's two doors right there. And then at that end we it was literally a random trip of us coming over here. We didn't plan to do that. So I was like, I'm hungry. Me and the lady was just talking. I was like, >> my son is probably tired. You know, it's time to go. But me and her just was connecting. So yeah, we were in I was in there for a while talking to her. >> But you were watching the whole time. >> Yeah. >> And and I obviously I'm like it's starting to get dark. We didn't even I didn't plan to do this. I'm like it's time to go. When I came out you guys were already here, but I I you know how you can feel the feeling like it's time. >> You're being interviewed >> right here. >> Right here. >> Yeah. None of us knew that she had a job. >> Wait. Right. Which is I'm not >> Yeah. >> saying that's we're just trying to gather information. >> Yeah. So here's my card. >> Okay. my business card. >> At no point it came up that she had a kid. >> No. >> Okay. >> Cuz she could have brought him in, >> right? It seems like you guys are all, you know, supportive of, you know, that >> I mean, I kind of felt bad for her that maybe she didn't feel like she could ask. >> Um, she told me he wanted to stay in there, which is, >> as a 5-year-old, you don't get to decide that. >> No, especially with all the child trafficking today, for God's sakes. when the car alarm went out off. Um I I didn't even know then that she had a son out there. >> Okay. She heard her car alarm go off. >> Yeah, you could hear it in here in the back. >> Okay. So, what did she do when the car alarm went off? >> She got up. It went off twice. She got up, turned it off, and which >> did she walk out of here like to turn it off or was it like >> Yeah, she she leaned out the door like this. >> Okay. >> Out that door. >> Oh, out this this door. unfortunate situation. >> Yeah. All right. >> She never told staff about the child, clearly hiding the fact she abandoned him. Her excuse that she was keeping an eye while busy connecting only revealed a dangerous illusion of supervision. A total failure to grasp what true responsibility looks like. >> Want something to eat? Can he have these crackers? >> Yeah. >> The peanut butter crackers. >> That's fine. >> That's fine. >> Okay. Do you want some news? >> Yeah. Okay. So, you are being charged for child endangerment >> because you left your kid in the car for over an hour. >> He is going to be referred to child protective services. >> Mhm. >> So, they are taking him um to better his, you know, experience. Do you have any relatives or family members that I could give their information to child protective services >> so he can stay? >> Yeah. >> So he doesn't cuz I'm not here trying to take your kid away and then have him go with some random family. And I mean if he knows these people and you know >> Yeah. I know my parents. >> Okay. What's your parents' names? Is there anybody else that you can think of other than your parents? >> No. just call my parents. >> I Well, I'm not going to call him right now. So So it'll be on um CSB's end. I don't know how long he'll be there, but I'm guessing, you know, immediately tonight they'll start making phone calls. >> Mhm. >> Once everything gets submitted. Um and if he's, you know, if they >> Wait. So I'm confused. This is literally insane. So because my son wanted to sit in the car and I was watching him, I'm getting arrested. So, have you never got >> Yeah. So, have you never sat in a car when your parents went in the store? >> Not when I was five and the car's off. >> Okay. >> So, I mean, you that's what court's for. You're going to go through a whole court process and you you're, you know, allowed to, you know, have your side of the story and give them all that information. Even on the way to jail, she played the victim, calling her arrest crazy, brushing off her choices as no big deal. She even compared it to sitting in a car as a kid herself. Proof of emotional immaturity and a shocking inability to see the real danger her son faced. >> So, I'm listening to what you're saying and you heard my story. >> I want you to think I'm some, you know, a-hole that's trying to >> It seems like that because you're very rude to me. Whenever you grab me, you didn't hear anything. >> Well, do you understand coming into that what I saw? >> Okay. people calling in about some kid crying and banging on the door and setting off car alarms. >> Okay. >> And he's alone in a car that's off by himself. So, >> okay. >> Can we turn off the light in my car? >> Yeah, I can do that for you. >> So, where is Sunny going right now? I seen that red car. >> What? >> He's going with CSB right now. >> So, they're going to have custody of your kid. I gave them >> on >> your parents info. So, they're going to be calling them >> um to see if they would want to take custody and uh >> I don't know how long that process will take. Obviously, I'd rather him go with your parents cuz he knows them instead of somebody else. >> Mhm. >> So, >> so they're taking him to that f uh like that place on Arlington. >> Yeah. It's off of Arlington. >> Okay. >> All right, Sunny. You ready? >> You're going to go with my friend here. Okay. >> Okay. >> It's Everything's going to be okay. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. Fist bump. Have a good night. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Right here. Thank you. >> Okay. >> I gave her all the information like your parents, whatever. So, she'll probably be calling them tonight. >> Okay. Is it possible for me to get some chopstick >> in my purse? Yeah. >> You have some in your purse? Okay. >> Yeah. It's going to have to go back on once you're done. >> Thank you so much. >> Cuz I won't be able to keep that while I >> don't want to get your uh bracelets caught up. double lock. >> In the end, she was booked on charges of child endangerment for leaving her 5-year-old locked in a shutoff car for over an hour in the freezing cold. The consequences could be severe jail time, probation, heavy fines, and possibly the permanent loss of custody since the boy was immediately placed in the hands of child protective services. 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