Come on. Come on now. Let's get you out. >> Where's Mommy? Where's Mommy? Can you show me where Mommy is? Go tell Mommy. Go tell Mommy. >> Beyond the sirens and the shame lies a chilling truth. Some parents choose their whims over a child's life. >> You're going to be placed under arrest, okay? So, we're doing it outside so your daughter doesn't witness anything. >> Where am I going to go? >> You're going to go to the clinic, okay? >> I just I don't believe that you didn't know he was out of the car. If he got out of the car to go to the bathroom >> I didn't see him. I was outside. >> know Stop. Stop. Stop. How would he know that you're saying he was taking too long? >> We're diving into cop rescues where the law finally answers the cries of the forgotten and holds the heartless accountable. >> How would he know that you're saying he was taking too long? And you just left. >> I didn't know he was gone. >> On May 15th, 2024, police were called to a McDonald's for a child left all alone. While delivery orders were being rushed out, a mother was nowhere to be found. And when the truth finally came to light, it was just heart-wrenching. >> Right here? >> Uh, what's up? [clears throat] >> Hi. >> Hey, how's it going? Hey, what's up, man? You doing good? I'm good. Bubbles? No more? Too slow. Hey, where's uh where's Mom at? She left? Do you have Mom's phone number? No? Did she say was she going to the store or something or To go do what? >> She went to go do a DoorDash. >> DoorDash? Do you know where she said she was going? Do you guys Do you guys see if we got a DoorDash order that got picked up? Do you maybe have a phone number for his mom? Okay. Okay. >> He said he got dropped off over here, so I'm going to get camera footage. >> I got the order. >> You have the order? Does it have the >> but I don't know how to see cuz the address for the order. >> Will it show you her phone number? Cuz like usually the the person doing doing DoorDash >> She'll be back in 2 minutes. >> You Little man, did you already eat? You haven't eat today? What do you want? You want some food? Come here. You want You want like a cheeseburger or something? Get Get some food and then we'll get you dessert. Get some food first. No ice cream? You have water? You want cookies? All right. Do you like Do you like cheeseburger? You want or cheeseburger or chicken nuggets? >> That poor hungry child had to face the cold reality of being abandoned, all because he took too long in the restroom and slowed down her delivery route. She simply drove off, leaving him isolated and in danger. >> Was it you that originally saw Who originally saw him? >> I was working and I saw him right there. >> Okay. >> She was saying I didn't know she was saying I seen him when he was over here crying. >> Okay. Would you be able to just write a statement? Come here. On what you saw just so cuz we're going to I'm going to Yeah, this information Okay. And then if you can just tell me verbally Okay. verbally what you saw and then that way I can notify You have an idea what it >> It's in the car. I'll go get it. >> You're okay. If you can just give me Do you have Florida ID? >> Yep. >> Okay. Okay. You guys saw him without his mom? >> But I Yeah, I he was crying so I walked there and asked what was wrong. He said my mom left me. I was taking too long in the restroom. I was like, "What? Go in the store. Go in the store and out." >> Yeah, he went back in the store. >> Wait, what did you say the car look like? >> It was a silver SUV. >> Silver SUV? Were you able to tell what kind of SUV like >> No. >> Okay. >> It's like I feel like I knew it, but I don't. >> Right. >> See him. >> Yeah. >> No worries. >> I'll be okay. He's with you guys. >> Yeah, yeah, we're good. We're going to wait here. >> All right. >> Once her deliveries were finished, she wandered back to the scene as if nothing had happened. That calm look on her face was just chilling. It showed a complete lack of concern for her own child's safety. >> Hey! Hang on, hang on. Golf 11, send 12 with the mother. How are you doing, ma'am? What's your name? >> My name is Jamie Myala. >> Jamie Myala, do you have your ID with you? Hey, real real quick, he's okay, but we got him some food. >> Yeah, I didn't even know he left out of the car to go use the bathroom. And his I have five of them in the car, ma'am. >> Got you. Okay. >> So, I didn't see you when he left. >> Here, as the supervisor, let me stop this real quick cuz in 2 seconds what's going to happen based on the witnesses that are writing the statements, >> Mhm. >> we can we can just talk this up and just let us do our job, or DCF can come tonight cuz if I'm going to tell you right now, another backlash like that in my office, he'll come with me and so will them. >> No, I didn't know he left the car. Usually they >> Question is how quickly you want to take your kids tonight. >> I want to >> to take your kids with you tonight or not? >> Yeah, I want my kids to go with me tonight. >> it. Let us do our thing. DCF is coming. >> Okay. >> Last thing you need is a charge tonight cuz I'm more than willing to have them in my office and arrest you for this. >> It was >> Pop another attitude and you'll be in handcuffs. Do I make myself clear? >> Yes. >> How How old are your Hey, stop. How old are your other kids? >> 13, >> 13, Okay. >> seven, >> Okay. >> um five and four. >> So, here's the deal. I know you're doing DoorDash, right? I understand he went in to use the bathroom. >> I didn't see him. >> Stop talking. He went in to use the bathroom. Apparently, he was taking too long. I understand with DoorDash you're on a time crunch, whatever. But, regardless, you have a 13-year-old. You have a 13-year-old that could have kept an eye on him and that this whole issue would have been avoided. But, you leaving an 8-year-old at McDonald's in a public place, he doesn't know your number, he doesn't know where he's at. He's just left. Personally, I just I don't believe that you didn't know he was out of the car. >> If he got out of the car to go to the bathroom >> I didn't see him. I was at the >> he know Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Instead of holding her son, she stood there arguing with the officers. To her, that boy wasn't her own flesh and blood. He was just a piece of evidence against her. When they pressed her, she casually shifted the blame onto her eldest daughter and started complaining about how hard her life was. >> How would he know that you're saying he was taking too long and you just left? >> I didn't know he was in the >> You can ask my daughter. >> Either way, either way, there's >> Unlike any other crime, all I got to do is say you're the parent and take you to jail for it. You ain't got no >> Yeah. >> So, stop talking. Do you understand the seriousness of this? >> understand. I'm trying to tell y'all I didn't purposely leave my son. I didn't even know he was >> Whether whether it was Whether it was >> It wasn't literally till after I just did the delivery and I pulled up at the other McDonald's cuz I finally made enough money to give them food today. And that's That's when they they That's when my 13-year-old turned around and she said, "Where's King?" >> Okay. >> And that's when I started yelling. I was like, "God, he didn't tell me that he he didn't the car and he still didn't I rushed here as fast as I could. Like, I I would never leave my kids. >> Okay. Aliyah, right? >> Yes. >> What's a good phone number for you? Do you have a phone, right? I know you probably just sold Officer Baylor here. So, what happened when you guys came to McDonald's? How did King end up inside? >> So, he had to use the bathroom immediately. Um he had to use the bathroom. And now I see the bathroom. See how the thing went for the DoorDash when it come. And then um we came out. >> here. The thing is I I saw the door open, so I thought, "Oh, DeAsia and King came." So, we drove off. And then we went we delivered the person's food, and then we were like we're going back to the other car. And then then they said, "Oh, where's King?" And then we I looked back, and we saw our King back there. >> Okay. >> So, she came back. >> Okay. Did Mom say anything about King was taking too long, we got to go? >> No. >> Okay. Did >> Cuz she was actually about to cry cuz she was like calling out >> Cry Okay, before you guys left this one, did you or Mom know that King wasn't in the car? >> We thought he was. >> You thought he was? Okay. When did When did Mom notice that King wasn't in the car? >> When Ellen they said like, "Where's King?" We missed the King. >> Bless that young girl's heart. She tried her best to protect her mama, but she couldn't hide the grim truth. Forced to carry a burden far beyond her years, only to be used as a human shield when things went wrong. She's the real victim of this mother's negligence. >> Well, but she would she would she would never leave him. >> Who did Who did King go inside with? >> He went to the bathroom by himself. >> So, when you guys So, when you guys first pulled up here, who got out of the car and like what order? >> DeAsia and my mom. >> Y'all three got out? >> Yeah, we all did. >> And then after you guys got out, who was in the car? Isaiah? >> Isaiah and PJ. >> Okay. And then King got out after? >> No, King went in with me and DeAsia and my mom. >> And your mom originally. So, you Okay. So, yeah. So, he went in with you guys. >> Yes. >> Then when you guys came out, did you guys count and make sure you had everybody or how did >> Cuz So, I saw King come out the bathroom. >> Where were you guys at when they said that? Were they Were you guys you in the parking lot or were you guys like on the road? >> We're on the road. >> Like how far away? How long do you think you were gone? >> I don't I don't really know. >> Okay. >> We're we're not not really close to here. We're like a a neighbor I think our neighborhood here. >> down that way? >> Like Yeah. >> Okay. And how old are you again? >> 13. >> 13? Okay. You go to middle school? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you know the difference between >> We go tell >> a truth and a lie? >> Yes. >> Okay. So if I said my shirt's pink, what it what would that be? >> A lie. >> That's a lie? What if I said my watch is black? What That's the truth, right? Okay. >> The truth wasn't in her words. It was on the shoulders of that 13-year-old girl. The interrogation completely tore through the mother's lies, revealing she knew full well the boy had been out of the car for a long time. >> So that means be honest, right? Do you know what that means? So if I said my shirt is pink, is that a truth or a lie? That's a lie, right? What if I said my ring is black? Is that the truth or a lie? >> The truth. >> That's the truth, right? Okay. So when you guys came to McDonald's, what happened? Who came inside? >> Me and my little sister. >> You and your younger sister? >> Me and my little one. >> Your your little sister? Did you guys come in with your mom? >> Oh, she she was she was in here. She was in here. We were doing that. >> She was already in? Did your mom see you come in? >> Me and my little sister were just arguing about her mom coming in. >> She watched you come in? Okay. Okay. You you told her you didn't talk to her? Okay. What about your other sister? Did you talk to her about what you were doing? >> No, my my my big sister was going in here and and then she went in there and she told me what to do and then and then she went back out and then what what did you do then? in, I went I went back out after [music] I came in the car. >> Do me a favor. Stand up. Stand up. And just walk over here, okay? Watch this. Come around here. We're not going to do this in front of your kids, okay? So, we're That's why we're coming over here. Put James money back. All right. Don't do anything crazy. I'm going to explain everything to you, okay? You are going to be arrested for child neglect, okay? >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail on child neglect charges. Since little King was nearly hit by a car in that parking lot, this could be escalated to a third-degree felony. If convicted, she's looking at a $5,000 fine, strict supervision from DCF, and the very real chance of losing all five of her children. The delivery's made, but the real storm is just starting to blow in for the next one. On July 1st, 2024, in Coral Gables, a tiny girl was found wandering all alone in the hallway of a luxury apartment complex. It was a pitiful sight. Behind the glitz and glamour of that building lay a heartbreaking case of neglect. >> Oh, mama. On this floor. >> She said like one sentence? >> Yeah. She's just very shy, so we can't get her to >> Try to talk to her. >> Hi. >> Oh, she wants to go with you, Bianca. >> I'll be right back, okay, mommy? >> Come right back. >> She speaks English or Spanish? >> I couldn't tell what she said. >> Okay. >> Do you know her? >> Yes. >> Mommy? Where's mommy? Where's mommy? Where's mommy? Can you show me where mommy is? >> Donde esta mommy? >> Donde esta mommy? >> Okay. >> Donde esta mommy? >> Okay. Donde esta mommy? >> I'll tell the manager right now. >> Mommy, go tell mommy. Need mommy? Um >> The manager only works on the second shift. >> We're going to have to go at the company to see if they've ever seen her, like the landlord company. >> two workers that came and they said they never seen they never seen her before. >> Yeah, but she could be in a stroller when she leaves. The person in charge of these apartments should know who has a child about this age. I mean, I would guess. >> No, the funders they have to have cuz they you have to have >> Dada? Looks like she probably The thing is, it looks like she's in her pajamas from like this you know >> Yeah. >> And I don't know. Her diaper doesn't look too too, but we might have to um >> Yeah, so the only thing they told me we know cuz we've been a parent she probably uses that thing. >> Yeah. >> You see, this mother actually convinced herself that her child would just sleep soundly until she got back. But the reality was an apartment left wide open filled with hazards. That wasn't a home anymore. It was a trap for a child. >> It's It's like no front desk. Where is the front desk? Is it in the that building you were telling me? >> here. >> Yeah. So if you were to appear, do they really go over there at all? >> They might cuz I mean, if they're going to amenities or anything like >> And you don't recognize the baby, right? Okay, so >> And then the higher you >> Um that's the other thing. We don't have cameras like on every floor. We only have them on the fifth floor. >> So there's no cameras on the sixth floor. >> That's where they connect to where they are. So I asked the concierge to check if anything like >> The elevator is >> I mean, it's possible the baby's not even from the sixth floor. It could have gone up another way. >> her to check the elevator cameras and like fifth floor hallway cameras. >> Okay. >> Cuz if not >> If If she's on the sixth floor, do they do they already know what the baby looks like? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And none of them recognize the baby. >> No one. >> You fell, didn't you? You ripped your bell. Yep. >> Like me. >> Um management, do they These are all rentals, right? >> Yeah. >> He talked to me. Management, did we send them a picture to see if they they seen her before? >> Yeah, two of their employees came up and then let let them know and they said that >> But employees how? I'm going to send >> The ones that work here apparently and they said >> I know. I knocked. We knocked. >> I'm going to go get them water. >> Okay. We might have to hold her to do the other one because she's not She might not be still. >> How you doing? >> Where Where were you? >> At the leasing office. You said you were going to send a picture. >> Which which apartment? Okay, ma'am. Okay, I see You have a dog? Yeah, but we have to hold on to her till we finish this investigation, okay? All right, so just put her down on the floor that way she She's going to get a little worried, but like that's okay. Okay. >> The mother tried to act calm, but that apartment was a mirror of her own state of mind. The sheer chaos and filth of her living space spoke volumes. It exposed a deep crisis and an alarming decline in the very basic standards of parenting. >> Mike! We found her. Just be careful she comes out. Hello. Hello. Um how are you? Okay, let me let me talk to you. So, did you Did you leave her by herself? >> Yes. >> Okay, got it cuz I I understand that you usually get her out at 11. Okay, um let me ask What From your knowledge, what's happened today? >> My girlfriend left my daughter sleeping. She went to the bank and came back, and the police were with my daughter. >> To the bank? >> I think so. City bank. I know that's the travel some ATMs in there. That's as far as >> What time did she leave? >> I don't know what time she left. I got a text message. >> Yeah, well, if you're getting noise. >> I got a text from her at 6:33. >> Mhm. >> And I asked what's happening, and she told me >> But what did she tell you at 6:33? That she was leaving or something? >> No. So, I believe you guys were already here at that time. So, when I reserved the elevator, I went to the bank to try the wireless ATM. And 7-Eleven, and Olivia was asleep. When I came back, she was outside. >> Right. >> That's my knowledge. >> All right. Um, does she usually leave her alone? >> Not that I >> Okay. Um, I know I know we've already talked about the work schedule. I know she's off on Monday, Tuesdays. You're off Wednesday, Thursdays, but your mom >> Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and >> I know. So, I know that you guys are, you know, doing your due diligence to make sure that the baby's taken care of. Um, but into your knowledge, she's never left alone. >> No. >> Okay. Um And she didn't tell you, "Hey, I'm stepping out." at any point, anything like that? >> No, she didn't. >> And another question. I know you guys are moving. >> Mhm. >> Um, and you guys were working on reserving an elevator. >> Yes. >> Who made that reservation? >> I believe she did. >> Her busy schedule was nothing but a smoke screen for her irresponsibility. When she admitted she'd left her child to go to the store and visit relatives, the whole act fell apart. The handcuffs locked tight around the wrists of a woman who had just abandoned her own flesh and blood. >> We're going to be placing her under arrest, okay? So, we're doing it outside so your daughter doesn't witness anything. >> Why am I getting arrested? >> You're getting arrested for child neglect, okay? Any questions? All right. Is your phone is on you? Do you want that to go with you to TJC? >> No. >> Okay. So, you want it to stay with Gabriel? >> Yes. >> Okay. Just give it to >> your watch. >> That's fine. >> You got it. Can I have the number that you need after the phone? >> Um >> You know the >> You do memorize your dad's number. I know you memorize number. So So that way you can call him for help. Put your hands behind your Okay. Yeah. Put your hands behind your back again so you don't hurt them. Can you call out? All right. That all seems right. So, we're going to finish the paperwork. Um what happens next we take you to the jail. You're going to get booked and processed. You get to the station to finish paperwork. When we get to the station, you're going to be in a holding cell while we do the paperwork. I'll take your handcuffs off of you. Um get back in We get back in my car. Go to TGK. Um from there Check it one. From there um we do the booking process. Just one more turn for you. Do the booking process. It's already 9:00. No one's going to be able to see you now, but more than likely tomorrow morning. Again, I can't guarantee that. It depends on the week. Um you'll see a judge. From there you get your um you get a basically like a first appearance hearing. They'll either set your bond, anything like that. You'll also be granted a phone call. The phone call is going to be recorded. >> There wasn't a shred of remorse for leaving a 3-year-old in a house full of dangers. Instead of tears of regret, she sat in silence, likely calculating how to handle herself in court. I tell you, she is one cold-hearted mother. >> All right. Just for reference >> Uh-huh. >> I got Nothing in here, okay? If anything appears, it's going to be technically yours. Do you understand what I'm trying to say? So, you don't have anything else on you, correct? >> I don't. >> Okay. Close those good. I'll lower the window so you get air, okay? >> Thank you. >> Here are your 15 pebbles. All right. So, I'll search this one right here. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. You have the key? Want to tell your cop off? Open up a little bit. You can stand. You want a cup of water or anything like that? >> I'm okay. >> Let me know, okay? >> Okay. >> Wait. >> In the end, she was arrested and charged with child neglect. [music] If convicted, she's looking at potential jail time, heavy fines, and probation. Most importantly, [music] she faces losing custody if child services determines that her home is simply not a safe place for a child to grow up. At least the kid is safe. As for that next power-tripping fool, well, they're about to lose everything. On January 3rd, 2024, a peaceful neighborhood was turned upside down when a misdelivered package sparked a terrifying confrontation involving a firearm. Faced with the arrogance of a 51-year-old woman standing defiantly on her porch, the police had to step in to restore order. >> Tell me what's going on. >> I came over here to get my medicine a few minutes ago. I was out there doing something and she was going to do something to me if I I cracked that mirror, so you know, and then had a little something in her hand flashing it around. I'm pretty sure it was a >> You're pretty sure it was a gun, but did you actually see a gun? >> I seen it. >> Nia, come open the door. >> Nia, come talk to us. You're not in trouble. Can you just open the door? >> You about to disrespect me, you hear me? You at mama's house. What you looking at me like that for? >> We're not disrespecting >> What are you looking at me like that for, coward? >> What's up? What's up? >> What are you looking at me >> She said ain't no conversation. >> No, I'm not going nowhere. You're not going to talk to me any kind of way. And you ain't going to talk to me any kind of way. I'm 51 years old. I don't give a [ __ ] about any of that. >> Is there a firearm in in play here? >> A firearm? >> Is there a firearm in play here right now? >> What do you mean a firearm in play? >> What I asked is there a firearm >> Is there a firearm with you in play? >> Do you want to speak it up? You're Do you want to speak it up your ramp? >> I want you away from me right now. I don't know what's going on with your face. That's what I want. >> That's messed up. >> you I don't know what that [ __ ] told you. All he is is a bum. He's a loser. I don't let this kill him. I don't let you stay here. >> Yeah, was there a firearm in play today? >> I don't have no firearm. If he got one, I don't know what you're talking about. I DON'T HAVE ONE. I DON'T HAVE NO GUNS. All I got is this. Bam. He was a coward for real life. He really is. You don't rush me. I don't have to step up out of my house. You don't rush me. I got my warrant. I already got a court date. I've got a court date this Tuesday. That's what you called me, little boy. No, no. I'm not walking nowhere till I'm ready to walk. I walk when I'm ready to walk. You disrespectful on every level. You a rookie. You're a little rookie. You hear me? You're a rookie. >> Okay. >> Then act like one. I been I trained your ass. You know what I'm saying? I ain't got too much for you. Ain't nobody scared of none of y'all. Ain't nobody trying to hurt y'all. Do nothing to nobody. >> get cold. You're You're getting cold. Let's go. >> [ __ ] I paid the bills. I own this [ __ ] You hear me? I'm a owner. I'm not a renter. I'm not a tenant. I'm a owner. >> Her calm demeanor quickly vanished into agitation the moment the gun was mentioned. She clung to her seniority and property rights as a last-ditch effort to protect a crumbling ego. But in the eyes of the law, such pride is nothing more than a farce. >> She said stop it, you know? >> Trauma or something. >> You guys got He got a billy club. He He knife sticks. He got tasers. He got all of this [ __ ] and he's still scared. He just still scared of a little bit of woman. All I got is my mouth, fool, and you're still scared. YOU WAS A COWARD. AND YOUR MAMA uh you uh you can't be my son-in-law. I'm ashamed I even took a picture of you and everything. I am. I thought you was handsome, I thought you was nice. I gave you all the kind of credit. I only [ __ ] with police and I was nice to you. I was. That's why I'm mad at myself now. That's why. >> disrespectful. >> No, you're not respectful. And you snatched me up and tried to cover me up and then you how y'all took me up to jail and all that [ __ ] You had no right. That's illegal and >> of an order. >> [ __ ] it wasn't a violation of an order because my attorney and everything said I have a right to video anything I want to. You're videoing in front of my house. I ain't over there bothering nobody. Let me tell you something. I'm only telling you right now what my attorney them told me. Heidi Eller and the prosecuting attorney that just left from over there in Berkeley County. I know my rights, partner. I've been going through this [ __ ] all my life. You hear me? >> She doesn't want to talk to you. >> You know we we was bothered by your face yesterday. We talked about your face so bad. We need to talk to her. You know what she need to do? You need to go beat your ass some witch hazel and do some waxing. That's what you need to You need to stop shaving. You need to stop shaving and pluck. You hear me? I got hairs. You need to pluck, [ __ ] You need to pluck her. That's what she need, a good tweezer. A good tweezer. And I'm not telling you cuz I don't want to shave. >> to her. >> It doesn't matter. You know what you need to do? Hold up both your hands right now. Hold them out. Hold up both your hands. One in one, see the other one, see which one fill up faster. That's what you need to do. I Do you see what I'm doing? I'm talking right now. I'm talking. When I'm finished talking, we can all walk. This [ __ ] need to be at my house. Has she been at yours? Have they ate up your [ __ ] Have they stole from your kids? HAVE THEY STOLE YOUR [ __ ] HAVE THEY? Have they stole your [ __ ] Don't talk to me. Y'all asked me what's going on. She speak another language. You at my house. Mine. DO THEY HAVE A HOUSE? DO THEY HAVE A A ROOF? WHAT DO THEY HAVE? NOTHING. No money, nothing to eat, no nothing. I've been supporting them and I have nothing. You understand me? Off the hustle, off the muscle. Me. Nobody appreciate me, respect me, nothing. But you're going to appreciate and respect me cuz I appreciate and respect me. I don't give a [ __ ] about going to [ __ ] jail. >> She used her status as a homeowner to mask her tyrannical behavior, but the arrival of a witness named Nia brought the curtain down on her act. The neighbor's testimony was the final blow that pierced through her psychological shield. >> She's not very cooperative. >> I know it. She's crazy. But what's the deal? Why won't she bring her ass out of there? >> So she's not passing outside of her house and we can't grab her. >> Oh, she made bail? >> And then Nia won't pass her. >> Okay. Tell Nia to get Ask Nia to get to give you my both of my cell phone cuz I I'm going to call somebody to come get me and take me back to Portland and I'm going to leave her here. She don't want to come out cuz uh >> Okay. >> I just told her I got to get both of my cell phone and stuff from her and she can stay out if she wants to. I'm going back to >> I love um oh, she's coming out now. >> Yeah, yeah, cuz I was going to say I'm going to go to Portland and she's already been hit. Look how she's walking. She's been beating her with [ __ ] Look at her holding her hands and [ __ ] >> Shamika beat her up? >> Yeah, she wasn't walking like that. Look. I mean you shouldn't have been fighting with me. Why did you bring your stupid ass out here? >> Because she was beating me with a [ __ ] cane. >> Why did you [ __ ] She didn't have to [ __ ] with this. >> I would I didn't touch her though. >> Well, why didn't you tell them that then? I would have She Where's my phone at? Give me my phone. I'm telling you to take my phone. >> She's [ __ ] um your phone's in the bathroom on the counter. >> You better get your ass in there and get >> Right there. She's She's on one, man. She's [ __ ] in there. She's Something wrong with her. >> You know what She She She didn't even wear her cane. >> Right here and then she kicked me all right here and she busted my lip. >> Do you mind if I take pictures of that? >> Go ahead. Shamika, relax. >> You don't touch me. >> Relax. >> You guys are [ __ ] >> Hey. >> Don't touch me. I'm not ready to smoke my cigarette. Do not touch me. >> What are you touching me for? >> WHAT WHY ARE YOU >> I DON'T GIVE A >> I knew I was going to get arrested. Man, listen. Didn't I say don't touch me, MAN? DON'T TOUCH ME. >> SHAMIKA. >> Get your hands off me. I told you you I TOLD I KNOW I'M UNDER ARREST. >> HEY. >> I got my paper. I got my [ __ ] over there and I need to take it with me. I I Open the door. >> We'll get it. We'll >> You's a [ __ ] too. You is. >> I don't care what you call me. >> You're your mama, too. And so is your daddy. No, I don't have to relax. I told you I don't want him touching me. >> Shamika. >> Didn't I tell you I thought you said you saw me. YOU DID. ME. YOU CAN'T TELL ME. NO, NO, NO. YOU AIN'T GOT TO LISTEN to [ __ ] Leave it tight. I don't give a [ __ ] Snap that [ __ ] off. That's what I'm saying. Cuz I'm I'm human, so snap to put it tighter. I don't give a [ __ ] Do whatever you want to do. Cuz you can't do nothing. You can't break me. You cannot break me. And you do not have the right to come in my [ __ ] house. You know. No, you going to shut my door. You going to shut my [ __ ] door. You going to get my [ __ ] keys. You going to do all that. You see all my [ __ ] RIGHT THERE. YOU KNOW, THAT'S ALL I NEEDED WAS my water, my keys, my shirt, MY MY ALL THAT. [ __ ] you not going in my house. I wish you would. No, IT'S NOT IN MY ASS. [ __ ] AIN'T GOING IN MY HOUSE. That [ __ ] ain't going in my house. [ __ ] going in. I will You know I'll find you. THIS IS MY HOOD. MY TOWN. I run this [ __ ] Lock my door, [ __ ] >> No, no. >> You better lock my door. >> Having lost all ability to resist, she turned her humiliation into pure hatred, cursing the officers' families. It was an extreme attempt at manipulation to regain a sense of lost control. When logic failed, she had nothing left to cling to but malice. >> No, you not You not going You not locking my door. You not locking my You not locking I don't give a [ __ ] Go get the rest. That's what I'm saying. Get your muscles on. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Come on, strong. You ain't strong enough. Come on, man. You got to be strong. You got to be strong in your ass. Take your foot off her hair. No. Go grab your purse. Come on here. Here, you hold this lady. You know what I'm talking about. That's illegal. And he can go to jail with me. You bumpy, ugly face [ __ ] It does go with me everywhere. That's all I got. AND IT'S GOING to go with me to jail. And all the rest of my [ __ ] going to go to jail with me. EVERYTHING I BROUGHT I knew I had it. I told you that. You know, I don't want him putting his hands on me, dude. I don't. I'm telling you right now I don't. I do not want him putting his hands on you. Do you have anything on you? [ __ ] don't touch me. I'm not playing. Do not touch me. I'll tell you don't touch me, please. Man, please. Don't let him touch me. Okay. I don't want him to touch me. No, you can't do it. Yes. Okay. All right. Okay. Okay. Get your [ __ ] hands off me. No, he's going to hold He's going to hold you. Please, I won't do nothing to you, baby. I promise. I don't want him to add my house. I don't. I want my door locked. If you guys want to go in my house, you need to do the procedure and kick it in, okay? I'm telling you, that's what you need to do, all right? I'll tell you I want you to kick cuz you're not allowed in my house. I hate you. I hate everything you guys got. Stand for the police and everything. You're not allowed in my house. Nobody. Everything that in my house been coming up missing, okay? Everything been coming up missing. You guys go in my house, I'm charging you guys with stealing stuff, too. Man, I know I have a right to remain silent. You have the right to remain silent and anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. >> Once aggression failed, she immediately swapped masks, adopting a cooperative tone to manipulate whichever officer seemed most lenient. This wasn't remorse. It was a psychological pivot, a tactic designed to find a crack in the resolve of justice. >> I know for a fact that [ __ ] ain't over there lying. I mean, that's all they do, lie. And he beat that [ __ ] up. That's why he got mad at me. >> I'm sorry, you're talking about those two? >> Yeah, I did. See me? >> he got mad at you because he was beating her? >> No, no. I've been defending her the whole time. He beat Man, that [ __ ] got When I first met her, not all of her head, everything. He don't know He slapped her all around up in everything. That's why he had to get out. You hear me? You're not going to just beat on a woman like that in front of me. You're not. And I know she's all She's so scared. I'm scared. I'm scared. All that hollering and [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] up in my house and sit down somewhere. You know what I'm saying? I just gave her something to eat for her to chew right now, you know what I'm saying? Some top ramen. I don't care. That's what I gave her. >> are they to you? >> That's my uncle. >> Oh, okay. >> That is my uncle. >> Okay. >> For real, like my blood. >> Portland? >> Yeah, my folks from right here. >> So, he says there's a gun. >> Okay, but I can tell you right now >> Do you have a black revolver? >> A black I don't have no revolver. No, no, I don't have no black revolver. I don't have no Let me tell you something. You know what I'm saying? I'm I'm a felon. I'm not allowed to I'm not I had no Look at my record. Look at my record. I have never had a gun. I stand on that. If I had something, I would have told you, "Hey, I have one." But I would have something legal. I don't like guns. I do not I told you what I had, my little knife. That's all I have. No matter what, you're supposed to feed somebody. >> Okay. So, no gun. You don't own any guns. You don't have any guns. The only thing you picked up was the shoe wedge. Correct? >> I picked up that shoe wedge. I packed I popped him pop pop on his arm two times. That's it. That's all I did. But, can you please please I'm telling you this always open my [ __ ] Can you please lock my doors? >> We are going to apply for a warrant. >> Okay, go apply for it. >> sure there's not a gun. >> Go up Hey, listen man. I'll listen after you guys do that, right? You know I'm going to charge you with illegal search and seizure, right? Because your mouth can say anything. Your mouth can say anything and I'm going to charge you guys with I promise you. That's on me. As soon as I get the I know you guys been in my house and I'm going to charge you with that. >> Ultimately, the woman was taken to jail to face charges of unlawful possession of a weapon, aggravated assault, resisting an officer with violence, terroristic threats, and obstruction of justice. In your opinion, was this defiance a sign of true strength or merely a delusion fueled by substance abuse? Let us know in the comments below. The next Karen thinks she's the one in charge. Well, she's about to find out that giving a false name can land you 10 years in prison. On October 10th, 2023 in Georgia, an ordinary lunch run turned into a high-stakes standoff when Casey was pulled over in a traffic stop that was anything but random. Behind her calm exterior lay a dark criminal record and a web of lies waiting to be unraveled. Here is how it truly unfolded. >> Highway 00 Atlanta Highway. Hey, ma'am. >> Hi, how are you? >> You got a suspended registration. >> People call 911 for this? Okay. Suspended? >> Yeah, I ran your tag. Yeah, it's suspended registration. Do you have your registration on the vehicle? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Um no, sir. >> What's your name and date of birth? >> Carolyn Kennedy. >> Okay. Carolyn what? >> Kennedy. >> Kennedy and what's your date of birth? >> 10 10 72. >> Okay. Carolyn, can you come talk to me real quick? Over here. Put your hands up on her. Do you have any ID? You got a driver's license on you? >> No, but that's the picture. >> Cynthia. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Casey. >> Um. >> Why are you lying to me? >> Cynthia. >> Why are you lying to me, Casey? >> I don't want to. >> All right. Okay. That makes sense. Let me double all of these. What is your warrant for? >> Um. Warrant. >> What's that? >> Warrant. >> What? Casey, why are you driving a car with suspended registration when you got a warrant? >> I didn't realize it had suspended registration. >> Yeah, it doesn't return you to me. Do you have a valid driver's license? >> No. >> Okay. I was just asking for that. Like, you don't own the car, do you? No, it's a friend of mine's car. >> Okay, well. >> I borrowed it. >> You should have got the registration fixed. All right. Sheriff, do you mind checking her? We got a female worker. >> Uh. >> I got uh brass knuckles. >> What do you say, Sheriff? >> Nah. >> Yeah. >> You got anything on you, Casey? >> Mhm. >> Nothing? >> No. >> No drugs or anything? I just don't want you to get a felony charge going into the jail. >> No. >> Okay. >> She believed a fake name would be her get out of jail free card, a desperate attempt to slip through the fingers of fate. However, that misplaced confidence turned into a conviction the moment her companion started talking. When betrayal found its voice, her final shield vanished into thin air. >> Thank you, ma'am. If you could, you can just come right here and >> Can I put my shirt on? My sweater? >> This one? Cynthia. >> Okay. >> You and I have been through this so many times. Oh, I'm sorry, girl. You all right? >> Yeah. >> We've been through this so many times. Is there any drugs in the car? And when I find them, are they going to be yours? And and honesty, you know how I roll with this. Honesty is the best way to go. I can be lenient with you sometimes depending, but if you're going to lie to me then >> Um I mean I I have like rigs in my in my bag. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> You have rigs in your bag? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What drug? >> I should have ice. >> Well, come on. Let's get you cuz we got to try to bring this dog over here. Good boys. Come on. Don't cheat. Come here. Sit. Good boys. Well, you He already got a odor before I even went out there because of the door being open. You see him closing on his own? >> Oh, yeah. >> Cynthia also missed said she has rigs in her bag, so for meth. All right. Yeah. I said Carolyn, can you come up? Carolyn Kennedy is what she told me. Can you come talk to me? I said put your hands on the car. Cynthia. I've known her so many years since I've been working here, dude. I was like, we know each other. Come on, man. Good boys. Loose. Good boy. Uh-uh. Loose. Are you Native American? >> Mexican and white. >> A Okay. And I can tell by your Come here. >> That's a felony 119. We're going to charge driving under the influence. Okay, this condition is a violation. DUI. >> Thank you. Now I need to check. >> The betrayal didn't stem from a guilty conscience, but from sheer terror of the K9 unit's expertise. Casey watched in silence as her world crumbled when her allies surrendered the drug stash. It was the moment friendship dissolved in the face of what was about to be discovered. >> I'm Detective Hogan and I work with the My County Police Department. Um I've been hearing your name a lot lately and I saw you a few minutes ago on Atlanta Highway, so I called in some uh uniform guys to make a traffic stop on you, knowing that your vehicle's um suspended and you got a warrant. Uh I guess I saw some stuff and ran a dog and K9 alerted and there's some stuff in the car, so I want to talk to you about that, okay? You want to talk to me about what I found in the car? >> Probably. >> Okay. Well, what do you want to talk about? >> I mean, the [ __ ] >> Well, what did I find in the car? You knew what was in there. >> Yeah. >> So, tell me what Tell me what I found. >> [ __ ] >> Some [ __ ] >> Well, that's the cigarette. >> You just want a cigarette? Yeah. I want to smoke a cigarette. Um you got some in the car? >> Yeah. >> I want to see if you're going to be honest with me about everything, okay? Like I I've heard your name a couple of times lately from some folks. Not a lot, but uh when I saw you in the car, you know, I figured it'd be worth taking a swing at it on my way home, actually. So, are you selling? >> I'm not. Transporting, I guess. >> Okay. Are you transporting for the same person or you just pick it up and try to Cuz there was some user stuff in there, too. Do you use that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, are you just kind of selling in order to get it for free so that you can >> No, I mean, I I I I take from my my boyfriend's free baby. >> He's what? >> He's free baby. >> Okay. But I mean, there was more than a user amount in the car. >> Yeah, I know that. >> So, how much did you have in the car? I haven't weighed anything out or anything. >> 8 oz maybe. >> 8 oz? >> 6 oz sorry. >> 6 or 8 oz? So, what are you saying? 6 or 8 oz of what? >> Clear. >> Clear? So, meth? Um where was it all at in the car? >> In a bag. >> In a bag? What bag? >> Like >> Facing trafficking charges, Casey played her final card, a plea bargain. Snitching on her accomplices wasn't about repentance, it was a strike of revenge against the boyfriend who had betrayed her first. As spite guided her hand toward justice, her devoted mother facade officially went up in smoke. >> No, I'm saying like inside the book bag, what was it in? Was it just loose in the book bag? Was it in a ziplock bag? Was it inside of a bag inside of a >> inside of a ziplock bag. I mean, I'm caught. I know. >> Well, you are caught. You you have got to tell you have a warrant, but what you're getting charged with is we'll talk about that down the road. But, I'm just trying to see if you're going to even be cooperative and understanding and honest with me right now. >> It was in It was in a in a pillowcase. >> Pillowcase? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um who are these folks with you? >> Um just a friend. >> Just a friend? You said they had some stuff of their own. I don't know what >> She had her own user amount in there. >> Okay. There was some I mean, there was like some needles and stuff like that, but that's on >> Anything on her side of the car is on her side of the car. >> Okay. But, everything in the back seat was yours? Um how much fentanyl was that? >> Less than a quarter. >> Less than a quarter? Um >> I had a ball in there. >> Okay. So, you said you're transporting it? >> I pick up and I drop off for each other in the car for him. >> So, did So, do you drive around with it or we just got you at a at a bad time for you? >> Just got you at a bad time. >> So, you just picked it up? Who'd you pick it up from? >> I picked it up some in Athens. Some in Colbert, some of it in Athens. >> Some of it in Colbert, some of it in Athens? >> Mhm. >> Who? >> My boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend? >> My ex-boyfriend. >> The ex-boyfriend that put on your title? >> It's actually registered to me. >> What's his name? >> Donny Brown. >> Huh? >> Donny Brown. >> Tony Brown? >> Donny Brown. >> Oh, Donny Brown. I know Donny. He's got a storage unit or something, right? Yeah, I heard about that. So, obviously you're not like still with him, so you're are you willing to >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um so, is he messing with the fent, too, or just the clear? >> The same thing. >> So, you said you got some of it in Madison County. I'm assuming that's from him in Colbert. What about in Athens? Who are you messing with in Athens? >> Him. >> In the underworld, Casey chose vengeance over hollow loyalty. She burned her bridges to the past, hoping the embers would light a path to her own escape. >> Yeah, I mean, you can stop. >> No, I want a cigarette. >> Huh? You want some cigarettes, another one? Who uh I'm not trying to tow your car. You can come get it. Um in a reasonable amount of time. >> Brandy. >> The owner of the car? Okay. All right. Um how how long will it take her to get here? >> Um I got to call him. >> Okay. >> Um just call the owner. >> Okay. All right. >> Can I get my drink? >> Yeah, give me a second. What was it? >> It's a brand new feet up on the brand new car. >> Listen, if you take anything out of my car, we're going to have a problem. I don't want to drink all of it. >> All right, well, I'll tell you. >> Well, that's good. >> Saw your mom today in court. >> You did? >> Yeah, and your brother. >> You got to be kidding me, right? >> Nope. And then, I'll be honest with you, Casey, I don't need you. I'm the one So, I'm the one that wrote the search warrant for the house. They They need to get clean before they get that baby back. >> I agree. >> And that's what the the judge told them. They said, "We're not going to We're not going to take the baby away from you forever, but we're going to make you better. You know, family treatment court. And we're going to start with supervised visits. That baby does not need to be in there with all that hard candy and stuff like all that kind of stuff. Best time in the house. And >> Ultimately, Casey was transported to jail and indicted on two heavy counts, trafficking methamphetamine and trafficking [music] fentanyl. After her day in court, she pleaded guilty to one trafficking charge. Her sentence, 10 years of continuous incarceration followed by five years of probation. A fake name can cost you 10 years. Now, officers are stepping in to save the kids after their drunk mother refused to play ball. It was May 14th, 2025 in New Mexico. A car moving erratically caught the police's attention. Behind the wheel was a mother who was completely out of it, leaving her little one's safety to chance. It was a heartbreaking reality starting to reveal itself. >> Go up to the hall. That's going to take off from us. All right. 107107 >> 107 >> Cross street They knocked on the window and the driver uh put the vehicle in drive and took off through the parking lot. And the front right passenger tire is flat, but we can't seem to stop the vehicle. >> Yep. >> 406 And 107107, the vehicle is slowly driving through the Walgreens parking lot, just ran over the curb, hit a mailbox. It's It's going to be a 47 driver here. >> Vehicle first stop in the parking lot, 10-4 for a VVN. >> 10-4. The unit in front of me get in place for a VVN there. >> Purple Saturn auto proximity. >> Driver, exit the vehicle with your hands up. Driver, this is a very high profile stop. >> Not at all. No resistance. >> You need to roll down your window, put your hands open and up, and exit the vehicle. >> Hold on, Nat. >> Driver, this is your last opportunity to comply and exit in a peaceful manner. >> You want to just get out and leave the car, right? >> Just kidding. >> 10-30. 10-30. 7070. >> Get out of the car. >> Unable to process the situation, she chose passive resistance. As she stepped out, she immediately used her children as an emotional shield, feigning concern for them, even though she was the very one putting them at risk. >> There you go. Make it out. >> Hands up. Come on out. Come on out. Come on out. Come on out. Come on out. >> Hurry up. >> Come on out. Come on out. Yeah. Come on. Come on out. We'll get you out, okay? Yeah, got it. You guys got Come on. Come on. Open that one. Open that one. >> You okay, buddy? You okay? Here, come out. I got a I got a good spot for you. Come on, bubba. You got one of me, too. I got a good spot for you. How old is the other one? >> Do you want to receive our bags? >> No. She's super intoxicated. >> Really? >> Super intoxicated. >> I think he's like I was like you know what he's like yeah, he's like what do you want? He's like Lucky Charms. >> Now, what's your what's your your kiddos' names? >> Charles Holola. >> Charles May read you your your Miranda warning, okay? Listen to me, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney for advice. >> The fact that she couldn't remember her own children's ages showed just how much the alcohol had clouded her mind. When she heard her right to remain silent, she felt her freedom slipping away and began using borrowed power to put up a hopeless fight. >> I have my attorney Sophie. >> If if you decide to answer questions now with without an attorney present, you will have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time as well. >> my attorney, Sophie. >> Okay. Do you want to talk Do you want your attorney present or are you willing to answer questions? >> Yes, my Sophie. My attorney is Sophie. Attorney >> Okay. I have questions for you. Do you wish to answer my questions? >> Sophie wishing She's in Sophie. >> Okay. And that's your attorney? >> Yep. >> Okay, and you want your attorney here to answer questions? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. I won't ask you any questions pertaining to your to this. I'm charging you with DWI, okay? But what's important to me right now is taking care of your kids. Is there Is there uh Is there Dad involved? >> Brandon Ho- hold on. >> Okay, Brandon? >> Ho- hold on. >> Open your mouth. Open your mouth. Okay, can you spit your gum out? Okay, then open your mouth. And lift up your tongue. Okay. All right. Hang out, okay? Okay. Oh, what's that? Some Red Bull? That's what I smell, dude. Some Red Bull. Is this her license? Where did you guys snag her license or no? What's that? I I didn't uh I was trying to get the kiddos' names. >> The evidence was undeniable. Two empty vodka bottles and the heavy scent of alcohol. She tried to shift the focus to her children hoping to win some sympathy, but the officer saw right through it. Her act of concern was simply too little, too late. >> Yes. Yes, we're we're working on getting them somewhere safe to go, okay? >> Okay. Thank you. >> What's your first name? >> Felicia. >> Where's your license? >> Um it should be in the car. >> Okay. F E L I S H A? >> F E L I S H A. >> F E L I C H A? >> S. >> And your >> Yeah, P A P U Y O. >> Can you spell it? >> P Paul Apple Paul Um Y O Paul Umbrella. >> P A P U? >> Y O. >> Y O? Okay. All right, Felicia, but um your kids Do you want them to go with Brandon? >> To their dad. >> Okay. All right. To their dad. Okay. Do you need to see medical at all? >> Um I'm just a bit That's it. >> Okay. You want You want to see medical while they're here? They can go I'll have them come check you out real quick. Just Yeah. Okay. [clears throat] Did you need me? Are you okay? >> I'm okay. >> All right, I'm going to take you >> get Can I Can I get my kids to their >> We're We're going to We're going to take care of your kids, okay? >> Can I get them to their destination? >> Have a Where's the key for your vehicle? >> It should be on the It should be on the on the latch. >> She doesn't know. On the latch? >> It should be on the >> Okay. Um we're going to take care of your kids. We have uh their dad in route. >> Brandon? >> Brandon and Ralph. Okay. >> Brandon is >> What They're going to say. >> of the three year old and my baby hands What's the name of that? >> Is it with the other dog? >> Yeah. >> Robert? >> Robert, yeah. Robert is always telling me >> Her inconsistent stories about the father exposed the chaos in Felicia's life. With nowhere left to turn, she was taken to the station for a breathalyzer test where the weight of the law finally began to close in on her. Hey. Um you can [clears throat] actually have a seat right here. Yeah, have a seat right there. That's fine. >> Um Is it you or Stephanie? >> Hold on. Hold on. I'm talking to you. Yeah. So, I'm going to read this to you, okay? Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for driving under the influence of an intoxicating liquor and/or drug. The New Mexico implied consent act requires you to submit your breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take your test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, or laboratory technician, or technologist who is appointed by a hospital, or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take your test? >> Um >> The breath test. >> As far as my kids were >> Um >> They >> Do >> They're >> I As >> Grandma? >> As soon as I find out where your kids are I'll let you know where they're they're at. Right now, they're at the South Valley. Uh so So, I'll phone this letter. That's where they're at right now. >> Okay. >> They're being taken care of by deputies. >> Okay. >> You know, they have your diaper bags that you had. They're in their car seats. Your your kids looked like they were happy kiddos when when I left them, okay? So, they're safe. Right now, they're at the South Valley Center. And as soon as I find out Cruz is taking your kiddos, Brendan, I will let you know when Brendan has possession of the kids. >> Brenda Zuniga. >> Okay. >> Brenda Zuniga is signing in. >> Brenda? >> Brenda. >> Brenda, okay. >> Zuniga is here. >> Zuniga, okay. They're working on that. I I have to deal with this portion of the investigation. >> Okay. I got it. >> The results showed her blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit. Now, she faces serious charges, DUI with children in the vehicle and child neglect. If convicted, she [music] could face anywhere from 30 days to 3 years in prison, a $6,000 fine, a permanent license revocation, and the temporary loss of her children to child protective [music] services. Officers are rescuing the kids after their drunk mother refused to play ball. This nightmare of a wife is finally getting exactly what she deserves. On September 5th, 2023 in Florida, a quiet neighborhood's peace was shattered when an arrest warrant team surrounded the home of Lisa Pierce. Facing four serious felony charges, the eerie silence from within the house was only the beginning of a standoff with no way out. Here is how it truly unfolded. >> It's good AS IT WELL, YOU KNOW >> RESIDENTS OF 1267 Timber Ridge Trail, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, warrant unit. Come to the front door with your hands up. Do it now. Your safety is our concern. >> You got it. Just going to knock a little bit. Just make an announcement. Sheriff's Office, WARRANT UNIT. >> LISA PIERCE. >> RESIDENTS OF 1267 Timber Ridge Trail, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, warrant unit. Come to the front door with your hands up. Do it now. Your safety is our concern. We have a warrant for your arrest. Please come to the front door with your hands up. Do it now. >> Just cross cover the door when they breach it. >> Okay. >> All right. >> They're going to pop it that way. >> We'll pop it whatever They're both going to fling open. >> Which which which door you taking? >> Get up quick. Come on. >> Hold when it's set. >> Set now. >> Right now. Come on. >> Even the strongest fortress cannot save a mind rotted by its own mistakes. She barricaded herself inside trying to bargain with reality, but against the unwavering resolve of the police, every barrier she built proved meaningless. >> Put your hands up. COME ON. WALK OUT THIS WAY. WALK OUT. >> THIS WAY. RIGHT NOW. YOU DO SOMETHING ELSE, you're going to get a fan. Walk out. >> Hands. Hands. Hands. Hands. >> Open the gate. >> Go ahead. Pull it. >> Just grab her. Just grab her. >> Just grab her. >> I want to >> Here's my bag. >> All right. >> Man, this is >> Anybody got a lighter? >> Why are we doing this again? >> PALM BEACH COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, IS ANYBODY ELSE IN THE HOUSE? COME DOWN WITH YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. >> MAN, WHY ARE WE DOING this again? >> Grab all the tools. Let's get out of here. >> Did that I told you that, right? >> Yeah. >> Just hold here. They start to take pictures. >> Yeah, but I want to see if someone's going to come down the stairs. I don't believe you. You're >> You're a pathological liar at this point. >> Is there Is there Is there any car that you drove? >> I don't know. >> Okay. How did you get here? You can only drive one. >> The one on the right doesn't run. It won't start. It's in >> What do you drive? What kind of car? >> She She the one car don't work. The other car she >> Hey, see Hey, see if she wants to call somebody to secure the house. >> All right, I'm going to read you something just just something we have to read you, okay? It's a Miranda warning you before you make any statement that you have the following constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> You have the right to presence and representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statement and during any question. Do you understand? If at any time during an interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you're privileged to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Any statement can be can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> Um will somebody be staying around here or following up to make sure somebody locks up >> We're going to We're going to secure it as best as we can, and we're going to make contact with whoever can lock up the house, and we're going to make sure they get here. Whether we stay or not, I'm not sure. That's more of a supervisory answer, and we're not required to stay here. We just have to secure it as best we can, okay? >> The way she reacted to her Miranda rights wasn't out of remorse, but rather a desperate attempt to save face after her fortress had crumbled. As her sophisticated facade was stripped away, her hollow pride revealed itself as nothing more than a psychological escape tactic. >> And you're going through a lot right now. But you knew we were out here, right? >> I I said I I can't say what my lawyer said. He told me not to, but he I I was trying to do what my lawyer told me to do. >> Today he told you to do that? He told you just not to open the door? >> He told me to stay quiet, stay inside. >> Stay inside and stay quiet. But you knew we've been out here for like an hour. >> He said he called the jail. >> What do you mean he called the jail? >> he called and he spoke to somebody at the jail to let them know that he was >> What does that have anything to do with it? >> I I thought >> So So you initially you heard us. You heard us knocking. You heard us saying we're the sheriff's office and to come out, and your lawyer told you to stay inside. So, you refused to come out cuz your lawyer said that, all right? Is that what your >> I I'm not supposed to talk about what my lawyer said. >> Okay, that's fine. You don't have to talk to me about what your lawyer told you. This time we had to get a search warrant for your residence and break your door down for you to finally come to come to us. So, you see the escalation here? You see that you're not You knew we were here. You You heard us. You You actively heard us. We knocked. We said we're in the sheriff's office. We said your name. We said Lisa Pierce. We said residence of 1267 Timber Ridge Trail. We then >> I didn't actually hear that. >> Okay, we We said that. And then we had a car, this car, with its lights and sirens, and we had a car with lights and sirens to the rear of the residence, and he was announcing the same thing, and you still didn't come out. And we did that for >> I honestly I I have a hearing >> Okay. >> I I did not hear that. I didn't >> So, what did you hear? You just heard us breaking your door down? Is that what you >> That's what I That's what I heard. >> Is that the same thing that happened last time? Cuz last time it feels like you I mean, there's no There's no way you can't be hearing us. Cuz we could hear this car from the rear of the house. >> Impact windows on these houses >> you. We're not We're not We're not talking to the impact windows. We're talking straight through your door. We're at your rear of your residence and we're at the front of your residence with a loud speaker that can be easily heard because we've done this plenty of times. I'm not new to this. >> Right. I'm just saying I personally have a hearing problem, and I I if I I believe you that you said the things you said you said. And I I'm not trying to call you a liar or anything. >> No, I understand. I'm just trying to figure out what what you think the game is here. Just because your lawyer tells you to stay inside and you know we have a we have a warrant. We have an arrest warrant. >> She scrambled to use half-truths to delay her harsh reality. Pretending not to hear the officers' commands only further exposed her distorted mindset. When the officers called out her lies, every shield of social status became utterly worthless. >> We said we told it to you and you still refused to come outside. I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what you're speaking with with your attorney is between you and your attorney, but he's not setting up for success if that's the case. Okay? So just if we ever have to come out here again, I suggest you open the door the first time we knock cuz this is the second time we've came out here. This is the second time you refused to open the door to us. And it's not going to get any better and I'm going to be dropping charges on you for resisting arrest without violence for refusing to come to the door because you knew we were out there. Even with a search warrant, you knew we were out there. You cannot You cannot continue to refuse and resist our lawful commands, especially when you know we're outside with a lawful search warrant and you're refusing to come out. We have to literally break your door off the hinges to get you and arrest you over a tiny petty case. It's not working out for you if you keep going this way. You need to make sure you do everything by the law. >> I am I >> And you need to get with your attorney and you need to explain everything that's really going on and don't hold back on anything for him because if you're not telling him the whole truth, he's not going to be able to represent you correctly. >> No, I I'm telling you the truth. I'm telling him the truth. I honestly did not hear >> I get you. I'll be honest, I don't believe you. >> I >> I don't believe you. >> I know you have a hard job, but you have no reason to believe me. I understand. >> you. No, I I mean you've shown me that I can't I I just don't believe you. This is the second time. So I mean >> know if you're a Christian. I am. >> I get you. >> And I will tell you I will swear before God right now. >> Okay. Let's Let's not Let's not do that. Let's not bring God into it. >> Ultimately, the woman was transported to jail to face four counts of interference with custody and resisting an officer without violence. If convicted, her penalties could reach up to $7,000 in fines and a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. In the [screaming] end, a loud voice is no match for a legal notice. These individuals traded their dignity for a few minutes of defiance only to find themselves behind bars. Don't let pride blind you because as we just saw, the law always gets the last word.