Get up in my house now. >> Go back inside. >> One, two, three. Get in the house. >> I'm sick of you and your >> ma'am. Go in the house right now. >> My kid. >> Go in the house. >> When Psycho Karen's delusions finally run head first into reality. It's not just a disagreement. It's a total self-destruction. >> I'm responsible for what you >> seriously. Don't put your hands on me. Don't put your hand up. >> Take a look at the moment that suffocating ego crumbles. Because today, justice isn't just being served. It's looking absolutely beautiful. >> 5 1 >> She just >> 2 3 Move your foot out of my home. >> Ma'am. >> On January 30th, 2026, we were hit with a painful reminder of just how fragile a family can be. When a child is forced to call the police just to feel safe in her own home. Here is what really happened when the officers arrived. Sheriff's office. Hello. Did you call us? >> No. >> No. >> What's going on? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> You want to tell me? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Bye. >> What's up? >> I'm going to explain myself to you one more. Maybe she just came back out. >> I'm tired. >> Okay, >> I'm going to bed. >> Look at me. >> What's going on? >> Go away. >> Can you just talk to me? >> I'm going to sleep. >> Good night. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Nothing. If you interrupt my house, I'm going to call the cops. >> We got called here for a domestic. Okay. >> There's nobody here but me. >> Okay. But what's going on? >> Remove your foot. >> Can I talk to you? >> Call the cops. >> Is everything okay? >> Everything's fine. >> Okay. >> Bye. One, >> she just >> two three. Move your foot out of my home. >> By treating those officers like misbehaving children, she's trying to hold on to the delusion that she's the one in charge. But that arrogance is just a thin mask for her fear. A desperate attempt to run from the reality that's about to catch up with her. >> I am. >> At what point are you going to go away? >> This is my home. Ma'am, >> come outside before you get get placed in handcuffs. >> What can I do? >> I'm trying to talk to >> We were getting called. >> What? >> Do you want to go get a shirt on real fast? >> No. What are we doing? >> What is going on? >> I don't know. You tell me. >> Well, I came here for a domestic. >> You tell me. >> I came here for a domestic. Okay. >> Where is the domestic? Where's the domestic? Where's the domestic? >> Okay. I came here for a domestic. I just asked everything was okay >> and she just shook her head no. Okay. So, I'm here for a message. Okay. >> Bye, honey. Bye. >> Goodbye. >> All right. >> Goodbye. Goodbye. Out of my house. Goodbye. One, two, three. Mata, >> can you come with me and talk to me? Chase. Ma'am. Oh no. Get in my house now. >> Go back inside. >> 1 2 3. Get in your house. >> Get in my house now. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Get in my house now. >> All right. What is going on? >> I don't know. You tell me. >> I have no idea. >> Am I acting disgracefully? Am I dist am I am I and am I interrupting you? >> Do you want to have a seat? >> Sure. >> Okay, let's >> What did I do wrong for you to come to my home? >> Well, we got to call for a domestic. >> For what? >> Was I loud? No, I wasn't. I wasn't screaming. I wasn't talking to anybody. So, you tell me what I did wrong. Ma'am, >> baby, you tell me what the did wrong. Tell me what the >> Nothing. >> Nothing's going on. >> No. >> All right. Are you Nina? >> Why you Why are you at that? Are >> you Nina? >> Cuz we on a call for a domestic, ma'am. >> For what? >> The way she barks at that child to get back inside tells you everything. She's a control freak trying to bury the truth. But she didn't count on one thing. The girl was brave enough to speak up. And that little cover up plan just crumbled to pieces. >> All right. >> Did he give your information? >> Um, no. He asked for my number cuz they live right around the corner and um he just walked over there. >> Okay. So, what's going on? >> So, it started off normal, right? And she doesn't drink much, but when she does, she gets like that and she doesn't like react normally to it. And sometimes she's okay. And I thought that was like what was going to happen today. And it wasn't. And she started breaking things. And I just like I kept myself in my room. I tried to ignore it. When she called me out of my room, she started threatening me and herself. And for the past few days, she's been saying that she's going to take a shotgun to her dad's head, which is my grandfather, and mine, and herself, and majority of the people in our family. She's been thinking that there's this program controlling her attached to her my sorry. And um she threatened to my throat when I didn't pick up the glass fast enough. She cut herself on her like leg. I don't know if it was purposeful or accidental, but I know there's a mark on her leg. And she threw glass at me and tried to with a piece of glass. And she started throwing things. And my full concern is the safety of myself and my cat. And >> where's the glass at? >> I cleaned it up. It's all in that trash bag cuz she made me It's like all over there. She broke a few things. >> Okay. Um, >> what's your name again? I'm sorry. >> I'm just going to take my cat and get up this house cuz that's my concern. >> Gotcha. >> I like this happens multiple times, different things. It's always her threatening suicide and harm to others and me ending up either hurt or like this. >> Yeah. But nothing was physical tonight other than >> now in the house. Now in >> this mother has spiraled to a point where her daughter's honesty is seen as an act of treason. It's a bitter sight. While the mother falls apart in a fit of rage, the child is the one quietly picking up the pieces to protect what she loves. >> You You got to go in the house. Okay, >> honey. Baby, this is my home. I didn't call you. I didn't bring you here. I didn't call the cops. I didn't do nothing wrong. And me and my kid are going into the house. I did nothing wrong. I didn't call you. Give me my now. >> Someone did call us though. >> Who? >> Uh, who? I don't know who. >> I'm sick of you and your >> ma'am. Go in the house right now. You're >> my kid. >> Go in the house. >> Give me my kid. >> Give me my kid. Get out of my house. >> What is going on? >> You're at my door. I'm going to close my door. Give me my kid. 1 2 3. Did I do something wrong? >> Yes. We are investigating something right now. >> Tell me what. Tell me what. >> Stop. >> Tell me what. Tell me what you're investigating. Give me my kid and get the out of my house now. Give me my house. >> Give me my >> What kind of mother calls her own child a traitor for telling the truth? All that demanding for her to get back in the house was never about parenting. It was about intimidation. Shutting the door so she could bully the girl into silence. >> Hey guys. >> All right. >> Hey, what's name? >> I'm sorry. >> What's name? >> Nina. Now, do you need to get in there? >> We may. I don't know yet. We may. >> God forbid if you do call me cuz I think I have a key in my ring. Okay. Just if you can hang here for a few more minutes, that would be great. >> Open the door and have them kick it in, you know. >> Fair enough. I think >> I agree with that. >> I think she has I'm going to open up the door. >> Yep, that's fine. >> If I got a key, I'm just going to try. >> If you show me the keys, >> I'm just going to turn it and walk away cuz I don't even want to be here. >> Yeah. I don't even want you at the door possibly. So, can you show me which keys they are? >> We can stand here close, but >> I want to take her anyway and get her a sandwich or something. >> Does uh >> she hasn't eaten. >> Do you have guardianship over her? >> No, but I want it. That's for damn sure. >> Okay. Cuz we're probably going to have to get with you depending on what happens here. >> Girl is a she's a >> Yeah, I've been out here before. I've talked to her before. >> So much [ __ ] This is what the poor girl stuck in the middle of. You know, we tell her just call us. She's We bought her a phone. She took the phone away. So now she can't get a hold of us. >> You better hang out over there. >> If everything goes good, I want to take maybe get her sandwich. >> Well, we depending what happened here, we'll end up um getting >> Okay. I spoke with uh Zach, which ran it by. Um if we only had charges, we'd back off. But now that there's signs of possible self harm, uh we kind of have an a duty to act. So >> we'll uh see if these keys work. Hopefully they do. out from the door. >> Oh, is it? >> Probably. Yes. >> Barricading herself inside was her last ditch effort to keep control, but a key from the grandfather put an end to that. With her temper, this was never going to be a quiet arrest. It was a powder keg ready to blow. >> Give me traffic for a bit. Build a clear. >> I'm going to scream through the door first. >> I want lights inside. on. >> Is it Nina? >> Yeah. Nina. >> Nina. >> Sheriff's office. >> I got less lethal. >> You got less lethal. I got lethal. Sir, you got hands on. >> Yeah. >> Nina. Um, all right. Here's these. Just hang out for another minute more for us. Maybe if you want to hang Go, How about you go down to the car with him and make your call to DCF now because we're going to have to do the emergency custody thing over to him. >> That works. I like that, too. >> Yep. >> All right. He'll be down with you. I'll be right over. >> Hey, guys. What's going on? Hey, Female's all pretty drunk. She's ain't going to be able to walk. Okay. So, but she's going to be a baby. >> The struggle inside wasn't released due to injuries. After medical clearance, she was booked for child endangerment, resisting arrest with violence, and domestic battery. If convicted, she faces a $3,000 fine, 3 years probation, and a no contact order. The teenager is safe, but the police are about to walk into a whole new storm at a nearby gas station. On December 2nd, 2025, a heated confrontation broke out at a gas station all over a few pieces of candy. It's a classic case of misplaced pride where mothers end up teaching their children that they're somehow above the law. Here's how it all went down. >> Baby, who owned the plaza? >> Where's he at? >> Remy? >> Yeah. Where is he? >> Probably. >> 1501 North Petty. >> That 1501. That's a gas station. >> The gas station? >> Yeah. Okay, >> thank you back, please. >> We came into the store with the candy that she got in her hand. The kids had the candy in their hand. We came to the store. >> Everybody gets But let's go outside to talk. Okay. I apologize. >> We came to the store and our kids when we came in any of you guys. >> We came into the store with this with our kids. Okay. Our kids had this when we came into the store. He said, "Our kids stood right here, opened the candy, and ate it." >> They're before, but they came in with that. >> Okay. Okay. It's not that big of a deal. >> To him, it is cuz he don't even call the police when he don't even have the candy in here. >> But he needs to apologize to our kids trying to say that they stole and that they opening at their 80s. >> I only spent cash. >> And then he sit there and tell us that because we didn't have EVT, we supposed to leave. >> Not cash. >> We'll get it figured out. We'll get it figured out. Okay. It's not that big of a deal. It's just blow >> pop on camera recording. They can find you not. >> Listen, listen, listen, listen. Here's what's going to happen, right? >> We're all going to go outside together >> and we're going to have a conversation about everything. >> That's it. We'll get it squared away in here where we're >> It's strange really. Instead of just admitting they're wrong, some people feel the need to growl and push back. To them, owning up to even a tiny mistake feels like losing face. These mothers would rather tear the whole store apart than utter a simple decent apology. >> Women do stuff real >> and we can handle everything outside like like adults >> and then we can figure everything out instead of yelling and screaming. >> I know and then we're going to get through everything. I just need him to be able to check that. That guy needs to be able to leave. You know what I mean? Hey, relax now. >> No, you relax. We was because evidently you don't get what coming from. So you relax that has nothing to do with anything cuz you got my children. >> I don't doubt that. Listen, I don't doubt that. >> Take you to jail for his conduct in about 30 seconds. You are you're yelling and cussing. So you're going to I'm going to go to jail. >> You walking up on her. >> You're going to go to jail. Now here's the deal. I want to know everything that happened. >> I'm feeling relax. I want to know everything that happened here. >> But you got to you got to show respect. >> I want to know everything that happened, but I'm not going to yell and scream in the store. >> But don't walk up on start at the beginning. Y'all would feel threatened and tell me what happened. We walked into the store. The children already had the candy in their hand. Okay. From out here. >> From Yes. There's a store over there. The children already had the candy in their hand. We proceeded to pay for our stuff. He wanted to wait until we leave out the store and say, "Oh, the children, the children, the children with the candy." So we like, "What candy? They already paid for that candy." Yes. >> They already had the candy. He said the kids opened the candy and ate it in the aisle. >> How? >> But it came from that. >> But it came from the store over there. He like camera. I can run it back on the camera. >> I'm going to walk over there and just check and make sure that they bought it there. And then I'll be right back. >> You get what I'm saying? >> That's why I'm trying to tell everybody to bring it down. Huh? >> I'm going to go over here. >> You're not saying that I'm yelling. I'm >> going to go over here. I I definitely can hear you. >> Okay. >> I'm going to go over here and I'm going to see if that you guys bought the candy for them. >> I didn't buy it from their heart. I think my friend >> that whole arrest me act, it's just a tired tactic to make things difficult for the officers. These women honestly think that hiding behind their kids will grant them a free pass. But the real show starts when the store manager confirms the facts, leaving them with absolutely nowhere to hide. There's a couple ladies here. Had a bunch of little kids. >> Yes, sir. >> Did they just buy some candy here from you? >> A little boy. >> Yeah. One little boy in a white t-shirt. >> Yeah. He bought this. He bought a bubble gum. The little boy bought a bubble gum and he bought this candy. >> Perfect. >> Thank you. How many of those were bought? Do you know? >> One. >> One of those was bought and then a bubble gum. >> And then there was some little some other little kids with them, too. >> No. >> Okay. So, it was just that one. >> Perfect. Thank you. Yes, >> all right. So, he said that they bought one of the bubble things and bubble gum. So, I just asked >> So, I'm just going to double check and make sure his camera doesn't show something different >> and then we're going to move forward with here and we'll get everybody out of here. >> You going to Well, I can't make him apologize to you. So, >> another day. Trust me. >> Okay. Well, that's easy. >> All right. Here's the deal. Hey, buddy. >> Where you at? >> I'm all right. Like if you don't take anything, it's fine. >> The neighbor over here >> sold him candy. >> Yeah. >> No, that's fine. That that buy from there doesn't matter to me. >> Okay. >> So I had the candy that to so many they playing with that and try to walk with the some candy of that too and I stop it. Okay. At least minor put it back. >> Okay. >> Other whatever is your ticket. You buy two candy take two candy. Why I'm telling that that's the happened. >> Okay. After that the reason for not a candy because one lady she was my neighbor the next time on that that plaza she tried to hide with my wife on kids one night I call for them and I leave this place because I can leave this environment the last year doesn't come by a store like openly like >> she came in today >> with this making crowded that's the >> that's nothing wrong with the candy because it's very simple if he doesn't take it that's fine I just tell them okay this is your go ahead it's fine >> that's why I said that took mine as a bet. >> Gotcha. >> That is the point. >> Okay. So, you just wanted to leave. That's it. >> No, I want to trespass too. I need a paper tow from the counter and >> they threw it all there. Okay. You want them trespassed? The adults trespassed the two women or the three women and that's it. >> The owner issued a formal trespass warning, but it was met with nothing but pure arrogance. In their world, the law is just a suggestion, something that shouldn't touch their self-appointed privileges. That is until reality finally starts closing in. >> He just wants trespasses. >> We just going to apology. We going to apology, but I don't come over here. >> I don't come over here. So, we going to trespass cuz he accused us of stealing >> and we didn't even steal. >> It's the disturbance and the candy and all. We was here. >> Are you going to give me your names for a trespass warning? Okay. Then you need to leave the property now. >> Candy. We went over there. >> He wants you trespassed. Are you going to give me your name for the trespass warning or no? Then if you don't vacate the property, you're going to go to jail. >> You're supposed to serve and protect, right? >> If you don't leave the property, I appreciate your opinion. You're about to go to jail. >> You need to walk. That's fine. I'll be a bad corporal. >> All right. I'll suck today. >> I suck. All right, see you later. >> And then one of them actually had the nerve to walk right back onto the forbidden property after being warned. She threw away her last chance and turned a minor incident into an inevitable criminal arrest. Some people just have to learn the hard way. >> Now she's under arrest. >> Now she's under arrest. Huh? >> Yeah, she was trespassed off the property. >> Stop. Come here. >> Wait, why you going to arrest her? You better leave me alone cuz I ain't do [ __ ] to you. Why you arresting me? Why is he arresting me? >> Trespass after warning. >> I only got your information. I didn't trespass. >> You were told to stay off the property. You came back onto the property. >> Arrest is pregnant. She is pregnant. Chillill chill. I stop the baby. The baby she's pregnant. >> What is she going to do for >> you? Trespass after warning. >> All right, come on. >> You're going to get more charges. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Come on. >> You suck. >> That's fine. >> You suck. You suck. >> You're going to catch all these new charges. >> You suck. >> Have a seat. >> You suck. >> Have a That's fine. >> That's fine. Sit down. >> You suck. >> You can do it. >> You can take my purse off my arm. >> 132. In the end, she was hauled off to jail on charges of trespassing and resisting an officer. It makes you wonder, when a mother drags her children into a mess like this and uses them as a psychological shield, shouldn't that be considered a form of emotional abuse? On June 29th, 2024, a grown man's drinking pushed a 3-year-old child into a dangerous situation right in the middle of the airport. The police had to step in to stop a family tragedy from unfolding right before their eyes. Here is the story. >> Hello. Um, this is for my son and his dad. The dad got we got put out the point because they said that he needed medical attention like he wasn't really, you know, maybe intoxicated or something. >> Um, he has not connected like his he doesn't have his other phone. He has a phone that's not connected. It only works on Wi-Fi. He has not connected to Wi-Fi like they >> So, you cannot call them. >> Yeah. like they've been missing for over an hour maybe. >> So when did you see them last? >> Um we were coming from the terminal over here from Southwest. >> Okay. And >> so the last time I seen him is right before we got on the train. >> Okay. So So since then you have not seen him. >> So So is it um your husband and your son that are missing? Do you have a picture of them? >> How long ago did you see him? >> It was over an hour ago. >> Over an hour ago. And how old is your son here? >> Three. >> Okay. Are you from here, Orlando? >> We live here in Tennessee. No limit. >> Okay. Let me ask you this. Do you think it's possible that he caught an Uber? Tony picked him. >> I don't think he would not have had a way though. That's the thing. Because like I was telling her, I have his phone. We were switching over our phone line. So, he has his old phone which does not have service unless she put it to Wi-Fi. Nope. No money in a while. >> Sorry. >> You can tell just by the way the wife speaks that she's been through this a thousand times before. She's reached that level of exhaustion where she's not even angry anymore. While she's left cleaning up the mess, her husband is found passed out on a bench outside the terminal. >> He's breathing. You breathing, my man. You good? You all right? Yeah. This is the lights. The lights a little bit a little bit >> high. My daughter come out. Yeah. >> Did you guys catch a flight? Okay. Get you hydrated a little bit, man. Get you hydrated a little bit. >> Dehydrated. You live in Florida or you live somewhere else? >> It's It's hot out here, too, you know. So, that doesn't help out. But, um, you got no water. >> Yeah. Uh, you got no water. Appreciate you. No problem. >> Let um >> let our let our fire guys just look at you real quick. Make sure you're okay as far. You know what I'm saying? >> And then um that's all you want to go to. You ain't >> Why you still here? >> We can part ways once we leave. Why you still here, sir? Sir, we're done with that. Sir, listen. You need to leave. You need to leave. >> I was going to leave. >> Okay, let's go. >> Nobody else on the sidewalk. >> Listen, you're going to leave right now or you're going to jail. >> Hey, >> now now is the time to leave, Brian. Now is the time to leave. >> Okay, let's go. >> Let's go. This is your last warning, Brian. >> I don't want to take you to jail. >> His refusal of medical help wasn't about his health. It was the defensive reflex of someone who simply despises authority. He mistook the officer's patience for weakness, which only fed his delusion that he actually had some leverage to bargain with. >> Start moving. >> You know, watching, all right, move out of the way. >> Who watch these kids day? >> Who watch you, >> Ryan? Who watch the kids day? Say that. >> Let's go, man. Let's go. >> Now's the time, man. I really don't want to take it to jail. >> I've been to go. >> Okay, let's go. You're talking. You're not moving. Let's go. I've told you like 15 times. Let's go, man. >> This is my first time talking to you, so you need to talk. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Do something. >> You just Let's go. Let's go. >> You just push your hands. >> Let's go. Let's go, man. Let's go. >> You just push your hands off me. >> Did I touch him? >> Did I touch him? >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Be Let's go. Let's go. Let's go, man. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. >> I asked you to leave the property. Let's go. >> I was leaving. I picked my son up. I was going to pick my bag up. I need you to leave the >> He pushed my hand. >> Okay, Brian, let's go. Let's go, Brian. Let's go, >> Brian. Let's go, man. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. I don't even want to take him to jail. Let's go. >> Don't call my name. Don't call my name. Let's go. Let's go. >> Please over here. >> Let's go, man. Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go, man. Let's go. >> This guy doesn't care about his kids. He's just putting on a performance to save his own skin. He honestly thought that holding a child would tie the officer's hands. Instead, it only proved exactly why he's unfit to be a father in the first place. >> I don't touch me. >> Let's go. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. You just touch me again. >> Bro, you ain't got to do all that, bro. >> You ain't got to do all this. Hey, bro. Stop, bro. Get your knee on my face. >> I ain't even do [ __ ] man. Oh my god. >> I'm trying to pick my bag up. You see the Get your knee off me. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I just slip my son out of my hand. Man, I'm a god. Oh my god, man. I swear to God. I swear to Jesus. >> Hey, hey, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, reach, >> hold up, reach, bro. My wrist, bro. I can't fight if you going to break my wrist. You going to break my wrist, bro. >> I can't move. You better break my wrist. >> Bro, you going to break my wrist, bro. Hey. Hey. Look. Look, bro. I can't move. You f to break my wrist, bro. You f to break my wrist. Just >> Bro, you going to break my wrist. >> Bro, you going to break my little kids are right there. I had him broken. That's not right. >> It's the ultimate betrayal of trust. A father using his child as a shield and a mother using her own anxiety to cover for a drunk. In their twisted world, that child is just a tool for manipulation. Their child's pain comes second to a grown man's bottle. >> Don't push me. where you don't put your hands on me. Don't put your hands on me. >> Where you at? >> Like seriously, that's not right. That's not right. My kids right here doing something. You're mad because he pushed you out. I give up to pick my bag up. Push me again. You lock him up. >> She pushed me again. >> I said lock him up because you don't like what he said. You locked him up because he I didn't get to pick my bag up. This might push me again. >> He pushed me again. I didn't get a chance to >> I said pick my son. >> You argued with him. >> I picked my son up. Was leaving. Couldn't pick my bag up. This push me put it in my in my head. >> Right here is not your place to argue. Your place to argue is going to be is going to be cross broke jacket >> damn near broke, man. Godifying. >> Oh god. This is a lawsuit. >> Put your feet in there. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> Y'all told her to go because she had means to leave. I was waiting on my ride. That's all I was doing. He wouldn't let me get my bag. >> He's telling me to go. >> My son was chasing me. I picked my son up, turned around, trying to get my bag. >> them flipped me. >> What we're seeing here is a complete collapse of values. He's too drunk to realize how irrational he's being, yet just sober enough to use his own children as a sacrifice for his freedom. Fatherhood has been warped into nothing more than a cruel tactic. He's going to catch more. >> I know. I know. I know. >> Tag already. >> It is a passenger truck airport. Say one more thing to him before you take him, please, sir. Cuz we're not going to see him anymore. >> We're not going to say anything. >> You're going to make it work. >> How much work? >> The kid ran me up. Turn around. >> In the end, he was hauled off to jail on charges of trespassing and resisting arrest. If convicted, he's looking at anywhere from 60 days to a full year behind bars along with a permanent ban from Orlando International Airport. Now that dad is done making a scene, wait until you see how this mother decides to nuke the entire family vacation. On March 24th, 2024, a routine speeding ticket in Missouri spiraled into a family nightmare. Instead of just taking the ticket, this mother chose hostility, shattering her family's vacation with nothing but pure ego. Here's how it all went south. >> Do you have your driver's license or not? >> Give me one second, sir. >> You need to identify yourself. So, can you please do that? 134. Try getting his ID. Like you can This will go a lot easier if you just give me your ID. >> Yes, you do. You have to present your ID. You have no option. >> I'll go 134. You said I was going to get >> Missouri. You have to present your ID. You have to present You have to present your ID. Yes, you do. You have to present your ID. ID 134. >> Can you get a supervisor? She's refusing to give ID. She's saying she doesn't have to and she wants to speak to a supervisor and she rolled the window up. Hey, show me your ID. Show me your driver's license. >> I just showed you. >> No, you didn't. you. >> That's just as valid as my driver's license. >> Why can't you show me your driver's license? >> I have my driver's license, but I'll >> then show me your driver's If you show me your driver's license, we will we will go about our thing and do our thing. >> She uses silence like a weapon, trying to claw back some sense of control. By making the officers wait, she turns a simple traffic stop into a psychological standoff. It's as if her stubbornness is the last fortress protecting a very fragile ego. Okay. Can I see it? >> Will be complying. Here it is now. >> Well, how the hell am I going to see him when you hold up for a half a second? >> No, you can't go. >> Information from the lady. >> No, you can't go. I want to see your ID. You're not showing it to me. >> He's right here. >> Okay. >> But you're not showing you're not showing me your ID. >> Yeah, you're about to speak, but you're not showing me your driver's license. >> When you hold it up like this, I can't see it. Let Let me write it down then. >> No, she just gave you the information. >> Well, I want to write it down. >> Ma'am, I'm Sergeant Oaks in the sheriff's office. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Sergeant Oaks. Yes, ma'am. >> We don't have badge numbers. We don't have badge numbers. >> No, ma'am. >> I already informed her that. I gave her my ID number and my radio number. All right, ma'am. Listen to me. This is a lawful traffic stop, which means you have to identify yourself, present your driver's license, and proof registration insurance. If you refuse to comply with our investigation, you will go to jail. >> Okay. >> Or what crime did for obstruction of justice? >> What crime did I commit? >> Obstruction of justice. If you're not justice, >> if you're not going to comply, that's what's going to happen. We need your driver's license. >> I showed him my passport and I showed him my my driver. >> You don't need a passport to drive. driving your driver's license. >> And I showed you my driver. >> Let me see it so I can take it back to my car. >> Driver's license, ma'am. You are required to comply. >> Yes, ma'am. You are >> by the law. Yes, you are. >> Well, the law book that we all have to go by. >> Okay. Here's where we don't argue on the side of the road. Ma'am, we can take you to jail if you refuse. Hand it to me. >> I did not see my driver's license. >> Okay. Then we're going to have to know who you are. >> I am Sergeant. You want to come on this side >> cuz now we're about to take her cuz I'm done. >> Hey Jesse, would you mind stay on that side? >> Unlock the door >> cuz we're going to we're having you step out. >> At this point, her pride has completely drowned out her common sense. She's actually willing to watch her car window get smashed just to prove a point that isn't even right. But you can see that resolve start to crack the moment she realizes the police aren't playing games. so I can write some some stuff. >> Are you going to do that or not? Because this is the last warning. We're just messing around too long. >> I just said here's my ID. >> Give it to me so I can take back to my car. >> Hand me your ID. >> Hand me your ID. >> No, we out. Is that what I heard? >> Yes. Hand me your ID. This is the last warning. Hand me your ID through the Hand me it through the window. >> Okay. She's refusing to hand >> this is not our preference. We don't want to have to do this. Hand up the ID. >> I don't know who they say they are. >> We told you who we are. >> We told you who we are. >> Hand it to me through the crack of the window and we're good. >> Give you my money. >> Okay. Well, the door's locked. So, all right. Well, you have the window break, >> sir. >> This is your child. Y'all don't question, but it's best if you cooperate. How old is your child, ma'am? >> Don't worry about it. >> All right. All right. Just take it. Hey, open the door. And we don't want to break the window. Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. >> He's right there. Open the door. >> Oh, no. There's no more. Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. Come here. Open the door. >> Step out here. Step out. Step out. Come here. Turn around. >> No, we're keeping. >> I know, but we're gonna keep it. >> The most upsetting part is how she's perfectly fine letting her son witness and endure all this chaos. What's even more disturbing is the mirror effect. Right before our eyes, we see the boy starting to inherit and mimic his mother's worst traits. >> You all right? Why is your mom not cooperating, dude? All I wanted was her ID. Hey. >> Hey. You want to look at me and talk to me, man? Huh? How old are you? >> You're old enough. >> Is she in the car? >> You're the tag. I don't know if they actually got her information if you want to run it. How old are you, man? >> How old is old enough, dude? We're trying to help you, man. >> 28. >> How old are you? How old are you? >> Because I need to know. Do you have anyone around here? >> To where? >> Where she's from? >> Hey. Yes. >> Are you Are you from here or? >> No, I'm from Missouri. We came up here for vacation. >> You came up here for vacation? >> Yes. Like, do you have anyone up here with you? Who? Where? >> He's in Pensacola. He's calling just now. >> Who's calling? >> My child. >> No, he's not. He's not calling anybody. He's not talking. >> Because he's upset. >> I get that, but why don't you just cooperate and listen to us? >> Sir, you have my ID >> now. After the fact. >> After the fact. >> I'm just saying you didn't give me anything. You wouldn't talk to me. I had over and over. >> I have weapons. I don't. >> We're not using We're not using that service. >> I told you the reason my child is by ourselves. >> Yes, I get that weapon. >> But we're not out here hurting people like that. We're not doing that. >> Oh, no. >> Under all that ego, her deep-seated issues start to show. She tries to justify her behavior by dragging up old wounds, a twisted defense mechanism she uses to put herself above the law. It's a desperate attempt to cover for the fact that she's completely in the wrong. >> Not getting Yeah, you're definitely not getting a warning. >> I don't have any. I told you, hey, when we're out there, listen to me. Listen to me real quick. I told you out there, if you just provided your ID, we'll go about it. No, you didn't. We'll go about it that way. I would take care of what I had to take care of and we could go from there. >> It's why I didn't want to get >> So, you didn't want to give me your ID because you're afraid of law enforcement and we would steal your ID. >> It's been stolen from me before and I had to keep going through the riff wrap and runarounds of getting my ID back. >> That's not the case. That's not what was going to happen. Well, I have to be precautious and that's why I showed it in the window. >> In the window. >> All right. Give me one second. >> All right. Then his stepdad. >> Is there anyone that can drive the car? >> Um, his stepdad should be able to >> His stepdad should be able to. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> But I would I would >> what >> appreciate me have my ticket so that I can stay. >> Well, I told you what I was going to do earlier. So that's way that's way besides that. Now >> I just I don't know y'all. I'm said I came up here. >> I told you. I know. But I told you who I was. I told you what I the reason for the stop. >> I understand. Well, you should have listened when I asked numerous times. >> I I had a supervisor come out and help talk to you and you still refuse to listen and ID yourself. So that's not going to happen anymore. >> I apologize, sir. What happened y'all coming? >> Yeah, it's it's way it's way it's way past it. You're going to jail for it. Okay. So, so you have your ex coming to get him or your se or whatever. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail on charges of obstruction of justice, resisting arrest, and excessive speeding. Because she couldn't just let it go, she's now looking at $3,000 in fines, 18 months of probation, and a 6-month license suspension. So much for family drama. Now, let's see a couple with more money than cents get a reality check at a chicken joint. On September 5th, 2022 in Florida, a couple tried to turn a fancy dinner into a highstakes getaway after skipping out on the check. The police showed up to pull the plug on the charade and expose what was really going on behind that glamorous front. Let's see how it played out. >> Let's over there. >> Yeah, he's there. Is anyone left? >> He's over there and she's right here. >> I'm right here. I didn't [ __ ] do [ __ ] Now >> money pay your bill. >> I let him call his brother to try to come pay and you guys try to run out on your tap. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> You You drank the the beer, right? You ate the food and drank the beer, right? So you did. That's it. Now have a seat. We want >> Oh, yeah. I did, but I'm going jail. So, >> I left my apartment. >> He locked him out. >> And uh I let him try to call his brother to try to bring his debit card so he could pay the bill. Okay. Um, and they hung out there for a minute and they tried to run out the door and I thought >> I don't know where. No, it's not in there. >> I don't have it on me. >> Is this your property? >> Yeah. >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> Colleen. >> Spell it out. >> C O L >> C L >> C O. How are you going to pay your tab? >> He was paying it. >> Okay. >> I came here with him. >> She's not just lying to the officers. She's trying to lie to herself just to escape reality. The second she realizes she can't deny they ate the food, she switches gears and throws the man she's with right under the bus, hoping to save her own skin. >> Where do you have an idea out of Florida? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Absolutely. I'm not [ __ ] from here. >> Do you have any cards on you? >> Find my name, please. >> I thought I did. I thought I from here. >> Do you have any cards on you? You have a wallet? >> I thought I did. I thought I had my >> Yeah. >> Does he have a way to pay for all this? >> He says he lost his wallet. Um I don't know who Where's the girl at? Sir money all >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, I'm serious. >> I need to take my kid. >> I wasn't here with them. >> I'm serious. >> How are you going to pay for your stuff? >> He paid for it. He told me he paid for it. >> Step by real quick. Awesome. >> So, I'm responsible >> for what you ate? Yeah. >> Seriously? >> Did you eat here? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Really? >> Really? >> Yeah. >> He told me he had me. I'm not responsible for that [ __ ] [ __ ] How am I responsible for that? >> Because you ate here. >> He He said He said he comes here all the time. I didn't say he comes there all the time. Come here. Please. Please come here. >> She's playing the innocent bystander card, trying to use fake naivity as a shield, even though neither of them had a dime. by trying to distance herself from him. She's hoping to convince the police she's just an innocent tag along who had no idea what was happening. >> Saturday and I had to kick him out. >> And it's my fault that I >> phone. You guys ordered a bunch of [ __ ] in that money. >> I didn't know. >> Who goes into a restaurant put money? >> There you go. >> Is that you? >> Yeah. >> Is that ID in here? >> No. Stop. Sorry. >> Do you have any Do you have any way to pay for this? >> No. No. You told me you was [ __ ] big. >> Can I get my [ __ ] Oh my god. Go through my [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Are you serious? >> I mean, we have enough to arrest you. >> My [ __ ] >> Yeah, we can. >> You're going through my SP and steal it. You come in. You can't steal it. >> I didn't know that. >> You roll it. You hit the wall down. >> I didn't know that. >> He ain't got money. What's coming out of our bottom? >> Where is he at? >> Where is he at? >> Where is he at? >> God damn. >> The bar. You hear me? >> He's saying he's saying that you're going to pay. You have to pay. >> I am. >> Yes. >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> Are you ready to pay to pay for this? >> Are you No, I have no money. I swear >> I even left Man trying to bring his dead before I told my partner over the phone. >> How are we going to pay this? >> I have no money. >> I have no money. >> What about the money in here? >> You take what I have. >> You can take what I have. That's all I have. >> That's all I have is $10. >> That's all I have. What? >> It's all ahead of him. >> 536 53 >> together. >> Yeah, it's all it's all together yet. >> All right, we have to come up with $54. >> I have to no $54. >> 53 56 >> 53 66. >> Now we're seeing her defenses completely crumble. When her angry entitlement fails, she turns to playing the victim as a lastditch survival tactic. She's hoping the officer's compassion will overlook the massive holes in her story. >> If it's hard to come up to cuz >> stop crying. All right. Cuz you know you're >> I don't have it. >> Okay. Well, >> I don't [ __ ] have it. >> By the time I come back, you got to figure out how you're going to get it. anything out of her. He's got no money. So >> 10 bucks. >> All right. They want to prostitute. >> All right. Here. What is it? Can you stand up real quick? Stand up. >> Next time, ma'am. I have food. Make sure you eat somewhere. You have your money. >> Sandy, bro. See that? >> You see yourself? >> Ow. Can you get my stuff? >> Sorry. >> Can you get my stuff, please? >> Yeah. Come with you. >> Can you please get my stuff? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Nope. Don't Don't rub your face on me. Please get my stuff. >> That's fine. >> Please get my stuff. >> It's going to come with you. >> I need to rub my face. >> That $10 bill she pulled out, that wasn't just money. It was a desperate attempt to scrape up whatever dignity they had left. It's honestly mind-boggling how a single meal becomes a one-way ticket to jail. All because they couldn't tell the truth from the start. >> Are you serious? I'm going to zero to the [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> We'll take steps. We got to get our >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> Are you [ __ ] going to jail? >> Are you serious? >> I'm going to jail, too. So, what the [ __ ] you mean? Am I serious? >> Piece of [ __ ] >> [ __ ] >> You told me you had money. The [ __ ] >> Yes. >> Where'd you meet her at, Michael? on a stream >> out here. Watch your step. >> There she is. >> Did you meet her out here on the beach? >> No, before the beach. >> Oh, okay. >> That's why she's tripping so much, dude. You know what I mean? Like, >> are you [ __ ] serious? >> Listen, >> you're going to get dumb sick, ain't you? I'm not. >> We're going to go this way. >> I've seen you in booking. >> [ __ ] serious. >> Yeah. Am I really going to jail? >> Yeah, just take a seat. >> Am I really going to jail? >> The faster you get inside and take a seat, the faster I can figure everything out. Now you got you got to swing your legs in. >> I can't. >> Yeah, you're you're awesome. I've never been in trouble in Florida since I've been here. Never. Okay. I've been here four years and I've never been in trouble with the law. >> All right. >> So, he's decided to take responsibility for all of this. Okay. So, we're going to go ahead and and get you out of these handcuffs. >> You're still going to be documented that you were involved in this whole thing. >> Okay. >> But you're not going to be getting charged with it. Okay. Thank you so much. Oh my god. Thank you so much. >> And he took responsibility. >> Yeah, he's taking responsibility. So, he's going to go to jail. But >> yeah, >> but what did we learn a lesson here today? >> Yes, sir. >> Don't ever take someone's word that they're going to buy you food or anything. In the end, the man was hauled off to jail on charges of theft of services. Over a $53 bill, he's now looking at a $500 fine and up to 60 days behind bars. Forget the high society couple, though, because this next delusional mother just met her match. On October 24th, 2025, a bizarre phone theft turned into a highstakes showdown. Between this young mother's pure selfishness and her defiant attitude, she pushed a nononsense officer right over the edge. Here's how it all went down. >> Which one of y'all called? >> It was me, but she came to my house and uh told me that uh he said cuz they just had left. >> Mhm. >> Okay. She pulled >> Where's your house? >> Right here. >> Okay. This is your house. >> And she pulled after she after they left it wasn't like 5 minutes at the most. Yeah, >> she come back. I spoke to him already. Basically, she comes over, she picks the phone up, she leaves again with it, and she's uh basically saying she's not going to give back once it's passcode and everything else to it. So, it's it's pettiness. >> Yeah. We not even together. We got a child together. >> I just talked to her. She says she's in Thomas. She's coming back to bring you the phone. >> Do you want to wait or see if she brings the phone? >> Not so much. I ain't got no time but to wait. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you cuz like she's saying if we go the route of putting it as a stolen item, putting warrants on it, that doesn't mean you'll get the phone back. Now you got family violent warrants there though going forward. Okay. That that's that's a big thing. >> You tell us what you want to family. >> Y'all don't live together. Do you Well, do you share a child together? >> Yes, ma'am. >> But it's not over. >> I live in Griffin. She live in T. >> So, what do you want to do? Do you want to wait? >> I try to wait. get I want one of y'all personally number two since y'all came cuz she'll borrow my phone and you come out just come out with one. They'll get a hold of us that way. >> What what we're trying to reiterate to you though is like if once once it's all said and done and if we go forth and we leave here and we take these warrants, we are not dropping the warrants. If she comes back 3 hours later and says, "Here baby, here's your phone." That doesn't mean we're going to drop the warrants. The warrant is still going to be out for her arrest and she's still going to go to Span County Jail when we find her when Thommpson goes and picks her up. >> I don't know. Like he was saying, if that's really the route you want to go, but if it is, a decision needs to be made. >> I told you the phone. It sound like >> this suspect treated that phone like a hostage, using it as a twisted way to keep a psychological tether to her ex-boyfriend. What she didn't realize is that once the law steps in, the little love games are over and the criminal consequences begin. Found a rule of thumb. >> So, what what led us to her taking the phone? Did you witness it all? >> I would. >> Okay. So, you tell me what happened. >> Okay. I seen her at the auto zone cuz she called me earlier said her brakes were messing up. She was already in the area. >> Yeah. >> So I seen her at the auto zone. I said, "I'm sitting over here at Grandma. Come over here and chill with." She was like, "All right, I'm going to come soon when I get done paying for the breaks or whatever." >> Mhm. >> And when she got here, I was like, "Take me to the store." I got you got cameras at the store. Her dropping me off at the store. >> Mhm. >> But I left my phone. I was in I was sitting in the car with her on the phone with my partner and I was like, "My phone about to die. I'm going to put it on the charge and I'm going to go to the store. >> Yeah. >> That's how she knew my phone was in the house. So when we when I got to the store and she dropped me off, she left. >> Uhhuh. >> But when I came back to see where my phone said on the charger, it was gone. >> Mhm. >> And I was asking them like where my phone at and they were like she came and got it. Said that you said give it to her, which I never said. >> Did you see her actually physically take the phone? >> Yeah. Yeah. I gave it to >> Y'all got any more questions for me? >> No. I just want >> So let me do a little recap. make sure I got my like got y'all story straight. So, she was over at AutoZone. You was like, "Hey, you want to come chill?" She came over here. You asked her to go drop you off at the store. You went and put your phone on the charger on the inside. Got back in the car. Y'all went to the store. She dropped you off at the store. She came back and told you. He said, "Hey, grab my phone." So, you went inside, got the phone off charge, and gave her the phone, and she went back to homestead. >> All right. Cool. >> So, if I would have had my phone, she would have never came back. >> Yeah. >> She She just know what he said in the car. Let me go charge my phone. >> Phone. Yeah. >> And she know he didn't have a phone. Yeah, >> she's dropped them out. She's going right back. >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, >> no problem. >> Tricking her own family to get her hands on that phone shows this wasn't just a heat of the- moment mistake. It was a calculated move. But as soon as the police tracked her down, that calm facade crumbled and things escalated fast. >> Hey, how are you? Good. How are you? >> I'm Officer Hart 4048. Dispatch, can you copy 27 Georgia? >> 061905175. >> What else for? >> I'll tell you in a minute. >> Tell me in a minute. >> Mhm. >> What did I do? >> You were Miss Michaela, correct? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Go ahead and step up. >> I just gave her his phone. >> It doesn't matter. >> Cedric, call my mama. Call my mama. >> Hey, go ahead. Step it up. No, I just get out of the car. >> I just gave him his phone. They told me that I didn't have an active warrant. >> Cedric. >> Get out of the car. >> Let me get somebody to call my mama. I'm pregnant. >> You can call him. Hey, you can call him in a minute. Get out of the car. >> Okay. >> Get out of the car or you're going to get tased. >> Cedric tip. Call my mama. Bro, they just pulled me over. I just went to jail for escape phone. Call my mama. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. Why is I'm going to jail? You not telling me. >> I done told you, girl. You knew what it was for. >> He told me that was what Hey. Uh, Cedric, call my mama. Cedric. >> Cedric. >> Call my mama. >> Stop. >> What is you tasing me for? What am I going >> 48? This hell I went to 95. >> I'm crazy. Stop. >> I don't care. I'm not hurting you. You out fool on the side of the road. >> Why would you Why would he send me to jail for this [ __ ] Pop, can you drive my car right in there and put in your car, please? >> 404 104. >> I'm 104. Will you give me a red do you please call my mama? Y'all just arrested me. >> I'm for taking took my phone and broke it. >> Take a seat. Take a seat. Get in the car. >> The moment she runs out of excuses, she starts acting like a spoiled child. That whole I want to call my mom routine just shows she's never truly grown up. She's the type who makes a mess and expects someone else to come along and clean it up for her. >> That's me. I want to see the I'm pregnant, bro. >> Get in the car. >> Sir, can I see the warrant? >> Get in the car. >> Can I see the warrant? >> Get in the [ __ ] car. >> I'm not pregnant. Get in the [ __ ] >> Hey, do not kick me, bro. Y'all put your hands on. Y'all can't do that. >> Felony obstruction. I don't know. I didn't get a chance. >> No, nobody's going near the car. If you come any further, you'll go to jail for obstruction. I'm not doing this. >> Can I please? >> They told me that I didn't have warrant. Can I please see the warrant? >> Give me just a second. >> Can I please see the warrant? >> You've kicked me. Your days of speaking are over. Can I please? >> Yeah, I'm good. She kicked me, but now she's got a felony >> and me. >> And you? So, that's two felonies. >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me, sir. Mr. Town. Mr. Town9. >> Call the subject. >> Yeah, because it just happened. He said he wanted to press charges. >> He just told me that he did not press charges. Ma'am, can I please see the warrant, please? >> That's all I'm asking to see the warrant because I did not. >> Ma'am, let me ask you a question. Did you assault any of these officers? >> No, they was pushing me, sir. And I'm pregnant. They was pushing me and he refused she I'm clear. Okay. Well, regardless of anything at this point, >> would you ever put your hands on or your feet on officers? Now, you can't. >> Backed into a corner, she lashes out at the officer, a desperate vent for her rage because she can't own up to her own mess. But finding out her ex-boyfriend was the one who tipped off the cops, that sent her over the moon, turning a simple arrest into a full-blown violent confrontation. >> Girl, if you will shut up for 2 seconds, I will explain it to you. But if you interrupt me, I'm not going to explain it to you. Now, do you want to know? >> Yes, ma'am. I do. >> Okay. Are you going to interrupt me? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. You're a baby daddy, correct? That's who it is. He called said you stole his cell phone. There was a witness to this that also said you stole his cell phone. He advised us multiple times he wanted to press charges. Matter of fact, he's the one that snitched on what your car looked like and everything. Girl, >> so he told us he wanted to press charges. That's what we're doing. >> Well, you got to get out. >> Stop. >> Don't I'm not going to touch you. You don't have to do that. Stop. You're going to stop banging your head. >> I'm protecting you from hurting yourself further. >> Please just stop. Just let me move. >> No, ma'am. >> Please, just stop. This is racism. Stop, sir. I'm not hurting myself. Just leave me alone. Just stop. I'm not going to hit my head. Just leave me alone. I'm pregnant. Stop. Like, you cannot touch me. Stop. >> I can. I'm going to, ma'am. Sit still. >> No. >> Be still. >> No. Leave me alone. Oh, y'all are being racist. Stop. >> Ma'am, stop. >> Try to damn bite me. >> I'm not going to bite you. I'm trying to let you for my head. >> Now we're going to be uncomfortable cuz you're not going to bite me. >> I'm not going to bite you. I'm >> Y'all may want to spit guard. She's trying to bite. >> Oh my god. You going to make up anything. I'm not going to bite you. Move. >> She's trying to hook herself in the seat belt. Grab that seat belt. Hey, deputy. Grab that seat belt, please. >> Don't let her kick you. She's already kicked him off. >> She's not going to kick him because he's black. Excuse me. >> Oh, so you're admitting to a hate crime then? >> Okay. Hey, >> because he >> she said that she won't kick him because he's >> Why would I respond? >> So, she kicked you because of that. Make sure that report. >> Oh my god. >> In the end, she was hauled off on charges of felony obstruction, battery on a law enforcement officer, and theft in the state of Georgia. Attacking an officer and resisting with violence is no joke. She's looking at 1 to 5 years behind bars and up to $5,000 in fines and court costs. Justice isn't always pretty, but it's always a reality check. From ruined vacations to airport meltdowns, these Karens learned the hard way that entitlement doesn't trump the law. Thanks for watching. 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