Oh yeah, you can smile cuz you're a cop. You got a You got a f Oh yeah, you got a fancy badge and a fancying camera. Yeah. Oh, >> can I have a cigarette, please? >> No. >> You're a [ __ ] Let me have a cigarette. >> They say privilege is a blindfold, but nothing strips it away faster than the cold click of a pair of handcuffs. >> Better buckle me in. >> Buckle me in, [ __ ] >> Quit. Buckle me in. I will >> put your hand on your back now. >> Today, we're watching these entitled brats trade their dignity for a one-way ticket to a very humbling reality check. >> I'm sorry. I didn't mean to spit on you. I'm just wait. >> On May 22nd, 2024 in Florida, a domestic violence arrest took a shocking and unexpected turn. Instead of staying level-headed and seeing her partner for who he really was, the woman with him chose to throw away her dignity, becoming a moth to the flame in a fit of blind rage. And here is what happened next. >> No, no, no, no. Listen. No. Listen. I >> What about you? Listen. Okay. >> Listen. He's trying to explain. >> I just want to talk. That's for you. That's for you. That's his phone. He's going to jail for domestic battery tomorrow. He will see the judge and he will be released. Okay. >> You will you will get the >> victim. I beat my behind with him if you [ __ ] defending his ass if he didn't beat my smile on your face. Smile. >> Yeah. Oh yeah. You can smile cuz you're a you got a Oh yeah. You got a fancy badge and a fancy camera. Yeah. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Arrest me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Whatever. Oh my god. He's only going. >> I'll take him. >> Yeah. He's 97. >> Uh, could you search him for me? >> Yep. >> Very well. >> What are you doing? >> Oh god. Seriously. I see you blinking. Come on, be a grown-up. Perks of having the same turkey. >> Go ahead. Take a seat for me, man. >> Good job. Very well. It's all right. >> Right from the start, a delusion of power led this young woman to look down on the officers performing their duties. However, the cramped space of the patrol car forced her to face reality. By the time she reached the station, her attitude had shifted completely. >> This is the best I can do for you. All right, just open up the window for you. This is the best I can do. I can't get out. I feel like I'm in a joke and die. Please. I have No. Listen. Come here. >> Are you going to spit on me again? >> No, I'm not. I promise. >> If you spit on me again, I'm going to have to charge you with it again. >> No, I promise I won't. I'm sorry. I I have an anxiety. >> Just stay seated and turn face out of the car. Just stay seated. Just turn and face out of the car. >> I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't mean to spit on you. >> Unfortunately, you did. >> But anyway, but I I feel like I didn't, though. I feel like I just wanted to and I stopped myself. I didn't I I stopped myself from letting any liquid go. >> Don't Don't try to argue with me about this. >> There were there was no fluid. >> Just stop. You spit on me. >> Where did I get fluid on you? >> You spit on my face. >> You know you did. And it you messed up. You made a mistake. We're humans. It happens. But unfortunately, actions have consequences. So, I'm sorry you're in this predicament, but you did it to yourself. You know, it happens. Are you really uncomfortable in the handcuffs? I'm sorry. I can't take them off of you. I can't. When Grace is stained by vulgar behavior, people often choose to distort the truth to protect their pride. She clung to the illusion that a few tears in playing the victim would somehow erase her mistakes. >> Relax. When you get up there, I'm going to put you in a cell on your own. You're going to be able to sleep until tomorrow. I'm going to see the judge. >> I don't want to do that. I don't want to go. >> Unfortunately, you should have thought about that before you spit at me. Could have very easily been avoided. >> Please. >> Please. What? >> I'm not built for this. >> Vote for what? >> I'm not. You're just going to go sit in the cell by yourself. You're going to be alone. You're not going to have handcuffs on you. You're just going to be s You're going to be able to sleep until tomorrow. >> Wait. I'm IT. I have anxiety. I can't be >> unfortunately like >> Fortunately, you did what you did and you have to face the >> medication. I don't have my medication. >> I don't know what to tell you, D. You did what you did and you have to face the consequences. Okay. >> What's that? >> Unfortunately, like I said, you have been saying you spit at me. >> And I'm sorry. >> I know you're sorry now, but you should have thought about that. Sit down. >> It's really hot. I can feel the engine on my feet. Please. It's really hot. I I just want to walk around. Please, can I literally walk around in a circle? Please watch me walk around in a circle. >> Using anxiety as an excuse for immoral behavior is the height of manipulation. She tried to turn a medical condition into a power card to escape accountability. But the law isn't built on bargaining. >> Unfortunately, you're not in a predict you're not >> you're not in a situation where you can make demands. >> You are. I'm being very very lenient with you by letting you even stand up. >> I know. Thank you. I'm sorry. But it hurts. >> It hurts. It hurts. >> Go ahead and take a seat back on the seat, please. >> It is hard. >> Take a seat back in the seat. Thank you very much. >> This isn't fun for me either. I don't like doing this. But unfortunately, you made the choice and you have to deal with the consequences. No, I just want to go home. Since I want to sit back in the AC, I'm going to crank up the AC on full blast and that way it's going to reach you in the back. Understood? away. >> Understood. >> I want to go. >> Please sit back in the car. I'm going to crank up the AC all the way. >> Wait, wait, wait. Please. Is there any way I can go home? Please. >> Unfortunately, no. >> Please. >> No. >> Nope. Sit back in the car, please. I'm going to crank up the AC all the way. All right. >> Where are my shoes? I have your shoes up front with me. >> Thank you. >> It's much easier to blame the handcuffs than to admit the truth. She is the one who put her hands in them. Those steel cuffs were never as tight as her own stubbornness. That's about as loose as I could get. I think you made them tighter. >> I didn't. >> You made No, you did. I can feel >> I didn't I did not make them tighter. >> But then why do they feel tighter? Please. >> Cuz you're freaking out for no reason. >> For no reason. They're really tight and you are hurting me. >> Stand up, please. >> No, it hurt. I'm sorry. I can't I can't >> look. I can't do it if you're going to freak out and move around. >> I'm trying to stay still. I'm sorry. It hurts. >> Jesus Christ. That one's looser. >> There. Look, they're a little bit looser. All right. Thank you. Thank you. I can't have them too loose though because that defeats the entire purpose. Understood. >> I know. Okay, go sit down, please. >> In the end, she faced charges of battery on a law enforcement officer and nonviolent resisting. If you were that officer, would you have the patience to loosen the cuffs for someone who had just spat in your face? Let me know in the comments below. This lady only made it rain. But this next beach princess is where things truly get out of hand. On September 7th, 2024, a peaceful afternoon at the beach was shattered by Payton and the power drill she was clutching. With alcohol clouding her judgment, a bizarre disturbance broke out, forcing the police to step in. And here is how it all actually went down. >> She's really drunk right now. She's arrested. >> Something about a drill. Does she have a drill? Okay. Is she with y'all? >> Yeah. >> My issue is >> What's her name? >> What's wrong? >> His shoe issue is I was sitting here enjoying life asking women about what they believe about counter culture and not make me counter culture. >> And this came up to me. We're like 4 in deep, >> okay? >> And saying that I shouldn't be on this beach. And I was like, "What are you talking about? I'm just sitting here talking to people on my kind. >> Do you need something specifically from him? >> No. >> So, >> I tried to move away from him. He keep talking me. Ca. Talk to him. >> I don't want to touch him. Stop touching me. >> You touch me. Why don't you move? >> Talk to him. Why are you still looking at me? Talk to him. >> Stoping touching me. >> Stop talking to him. >> I don't care. >> You don't act this aggressively cuz I'm black, right? Talk to them. Talk to them. I'm darker than you. >> Call them. Call them. Call them. >> Okay. Are they with you? >> Call them. No, you're not. Call them. No, they're not. No, they're not. Call them face. Call them. >> What do you need? >> Call your police. the police. Why are you here? Stop touching me. >> So calm. >> Stop touching me. That's the last time >> I'm going to tell you to stop touching me. >> Stop. >> I'll put you nothing. Off of you. What are you doing? >> Come on. >> Y >> walk. >> Yeah. >> Walk. >> Yeah. >> How many times does someone have to tell you to stop touching them before you learn your >> part one? What am I getting arrested for? Come on. Come on. Give it to me. What am I getting arrested for? Part one. Heart one. What am I getting arrested for, TW? Who's hurting me? For what? For what? >> For what? >> I'm going to engage right here. >> I told him. >> She thought she could talk her way out of it, even though her common sense had clearly checked out for the day. All that pseudo intellectual rambling was just a thin veil for the guilty instinct she was putting on full display. But as we know, the cold truth is far less forgiving than her fake wisdom. out before my eye that she had basically dropped herself in the sand. >> Okay. >> And I think the friends were pleading with her to, you know, keep walking with them. Well, the friends eventually walked away and she was still sitting here behind me. So, I could see her out of the corner of my eyes still for about maybe 5 minutes and then she began to crawl underneath our setup right here >> to grab my drill. >> Okay. >> I'm assuming. I'm not entirely sure. And then that's when I ended up asking her, "Do you need anything or or do you need help?" Because I was very shocked when she did that. She kind of like just crawled up on me, >> right? >> Okay. Do you want to just let her out of here? >> I mean, she's leaving with us anyway. >> Okay. >> So, I'm just going to grab her name real quick. >> What are you doing? >> What's your first name? >> What are you doing? >> What's your first name? >> I don't know. What are you doing? Okay. So, since you're not going to give me your name, you'll just go to jail as Jane Doe with no bond at all. Okay. >> Okay. So, why are you doing this right now? >> Are you How old are you? >> What are you doing? >> How old are you? >> I'm 21. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Payton. Why are you >> Payton? P E Y T O N. Hold on. You >> What are you doing? >> You can't mumble. I can't hear you when you're mumbling. >> Why are you doing this? >> How do you spell your last name? >> Why are you doing this? >> How do you spell your last name? >> Why are you doing this? >> Okay, you'll be Jane Doe. Go to jail with no bond. Okay. >> The same [ __ ] I don't understand. I'm telling you over and over again. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I'm having a panic attack. And if your daughter was here, you would kill her. You would tell her that she would not what you girlfriend that you >> You want to tie her down or not yet? >> We can try. You want to throw a hobble on her? >> What's her name? >> Uh, we don't know. She won't She won't give us anything. >> Hey, what's your name? >> What's your first name? All right, listen. Well, you need to relax. Okay, stop yelling and you can breathe. Okay. >> All right, relax. Relax. It's okay. >> Okay, you need to stop yelling and you'll breathe. Why can't you breathe? Next, she tried to weaponize a shortness of breath to manipulate the law. A desperate, hopeless attempt to stall the inevitable. However, her non-stop screaming pretty much killed that lie on the spot. The harsh reality of a truly warped mindset was starting to show. >> I was just telling my friend. >> What are you doing? Huh? >> I love it. I love it. >> Sit up. >> You want to throw up? You got to throw up. >> Sit up or we're going to put a strap on you. Make you sit up. Okay. So, relax. Okay. What did you take today? >> What did you take today? >> I just want to live. >> I don't care. I made a mistake. Just let me live. >> You're going to live. You just need to care. I can't breathe. >> You don't have a motorcycle. >> My hair is in my >> I got some in the back seat if you want to. Back seat. >> Please put in them. Please put it in a ponytail. >> I can if you roll in the truck. Sit up. >> Yes, you can. Don't do that [ __ ] [ __ ] Sit up. >> That's crazy. Your daughter's gonna get sexually assaulted and his daddy's going to lock him up. >> You don't even know that. You don't care. It's fake, right? It's not real. A [ __ ] sexually assault even if she raised up on her. >> What are you doing? Get the away from me. >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> Yeah. Well, you're being disrespectful. >> How is this being disrespectful? I want a man to talk to me because this man me and nobody cares unless he sexually insult me and you don't give a [ __ ] unless I move 2 in off to your dick. Control your dick, [ __ ] Control your dick, then. Why the would that make you think I wanted your dick? Why did you even comment? >> There's nothing quite as hollow as a mind clinging to delusions to deny its own actions. She kept searching for a loophole, trying to bargain with the officers as if she could negotiate with fate. But the firm hand of the law put a swift end to her little performance. >> I don't care about you. I don't care about you. >> What's going on? What? >> You got a daughter? Yes or no? >> No. >> Hey, you want a daughter? Yes or no? >> I need to help you out. >> You want a daughter? Yes or no? He can't answer because she truth. You have a daughter? >> You have a daughter? Yes or no? I don't want to talk to you if you don't. You have a daughter? Yes or no? >> Yes or no? Oh, I don't have >> I don't have any kids. >> Okay, so move on. I don't want >> Do you need help? >> No. Find somebody else. >> Find somebody else. >> Find somebody else that has >> I'm here to help you out. >> No. Find somebody else that has children, bro. >> Find somebody else because somebody can't understand me. I didn't touch him. I swear to spit it out. Not on my foot, preferably. >> They got a daughter. but wouldn't give a [ __ ] if [ __ ] >> here. Please stand up. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I don't I don't want to. Two [ __ ] >> Just mail me with the [ __ ] I didn't do anything. You're calling me. I can't breathe in there. Two for what? >> What did I do to you? >> Sit. >> What did I do to you? >> Sit in the car. >> What did I make you think about how you how you treat your daughter? Sit in the car. >> That song makes you think, >> right? >> Let me stand there. What is your >> car? You have to get in the car. You're going in the car. >> Why? >> Why? Why >> you get to jail? >> I just want to [ __ ] breathe. I can't breathe. Your daughter, you would help her. But because I'm darker skin, you wouldn't help me. [ __ ] you. I hope I die. And your daughter bleeds the same blood I bleed. I hope she dies in the same way I do. I said, "Ning with you, I just want to breathe and you can't [ __ ] you can'ting absorb me because I'm lightkinned. you. >> Even then, she tried to project her own baggage onto others, even using an imaginary child as a bargaining chip. Even when the medical team arrived, her stubbornness wouldn't back down. >> Know if she took something or just drank. >> Okay. >> Uh she said she needed to throw up, so we got her out of the truck and then did not throw up. >> I can't. >> I don't care. Yes. I don't care if they have one. You're not good at that. >> What is she going to the hospital? >> Argue with them, bro. >> Something. She got to bead. Either psychotic break or >> Why are they mad at me? >> You know why matter? Because the truth is one of y'all children me >> and you're sitting there looking at your gloves like you give a [ __ ] >> Look at them to put them on. Right. >> Look at them to put them on. Like I got to look at that to put me on. You got to put your in me to put me on, right? >> You don't need to tell your daughter. >> Relax. Just sit. >> Is that what you want to tell your daughter? >> What am I? I don't have a daughter. >> Okay. But when you have her real good sit down, >> huh? >> Just sit down for a second. Relax. >> For what? >> So you don't fall out and get hurt. >> I'm not going to get hurt. I'll your daughter right? >> I don't have a daughter. >> Well, you got a daughter? >> No. >> None of us have daughters. >> You don't got no daughter? Well, I'm a really good sexy by yourself. >> Run. >> I said you don't have a good nasty breath out of my face. >> Your daughter stupid. >> Well, keep imagining cuz I don't have a daughter. >> No, it's cool. When you have a daughter, I'm a real girl from the back. She can talk to you all day about how you're going to sit there like, "What the is wrong with you? They taught me for an hour." >> I told you I was [ __ ] I told you one of the [ __ ] that you sat there and put your hands on your >> time is a little have the [ __ ] courage to stick up. >> I don't understand cuffs off. >> All right. This mad cuz this going to get on with me with ahead. After a medical clearance, she was taken to jail to face charges of battery on a law enforcement officer and nonviolent resisting. Thanks to a plea deal, the charges were reduced to misdemeanor battery. Her sentence, 12 months of probation, 12 hours of anger management, a substance abuse evaluation, and a $775 fine. Now that the beach drama is settled, let's take a look at a real brat who lost her mind the moment the police told her no. On March 23rd, 2026, police were called to a suburban home after a family reported that their daughter, who was already on probation, had turned violent toward her father. And here is what actually unfolded. >> Who called? >> My husband. >> Where's he Is he inside? >> Yeah, he's >> Can I talk to him for a minute? >> Yeah, there he is. >> All right. Deputy Richard Sheriff's Office. >> Hi. before? >> I don't think I've been here before, but I think >> that woman just attacked me because she's mad at her ex-boyfriend over who has a baby and she has damaged my property and she's bit me. She's hit me in the face here once and down here on my leg. >> Do you have any marks or anything like that? >> Okay. >> Probably not, >> right? >> Yeah. Look there. I'll let you come see my bedroom door. >> Okay. Hang on just a second. We'll we'll take care of that here in just a second. Okay. Not supposed to be here on this property. >> All right. All right, Ashley. Go. Stay up for me. >> Uh, she she's going to chug. I'm sorry. >> Better not bite me. Have issues. >> No. Please. >> Do you have any shoes? None. Hey, >> please. >> Get in the car. >> You have anything on you? >> You did it, Mom. Look what she did to my door when she was trying to get in to keep me from calling 911. >> Okay. When did this happen? Just >> 30 minutes ago in the back room. >> Okay. And who is this to you? >> I'm >> I'm married to him and that's my daughter. >> That's your daughter >> from a different marriage. Yes. >> Okay. So, you're I guess technically step dad. >> Yeah, that's what it is. That word. >> I understand. He does except that she's just on me. very >> for me. This is going to be a instead of a battery situation, it's a domestic situation. >> That bravado quickly crumbled the moment officers documented the evidence of her actions on her stepfather's body. Panic set in and she started spinning excuses for her violence, a desperate attempt to mask an inherently aggressive nature. >> Now that we've calmed down a little bit, is there anything on your person? Nothing at all. Why'd you pull away from me like that? >> My mom about my son that I got sick 2 years ago. >> I don't care. That's not a challenge. You understand that, right? >> Leave our watch open. >> You understand? Pulling away from me is another charge. >> You're You're stacking You're stacking your own charges on now. What are your injuries from? >> You don't know. >> Just fell down. >> Just fell down. >> So, what what's the deal with what's happened here today? >> Well, I was watching my nieces and nephews and my mom locked. I was video chat my son and I was like I hadn't had my son in a minute, but they're letting me video chat him and >> 13. I just pulled my drive, but I'm still >> good. And then I said something about my son and then she mocked me and I didn't like the way that she was sarcastic sarcastic about mocking me so it's my son. >> I had seen him forever. Like why would you mock me about somebody I said caringly about my son? Why would you mock me about it? Don't mock me about it. >> What' you do to him? >> I don't necessarily remember. >> He come at me. >> He tried to check on me so I pushed him back. >> I mean he's got a lot more than just looking like he attacked me. I I just He tackled me, so I pushed him back. He's old. He tackled me, so I pushed him. >> All right. Well, next time you go to get put in cuffs, don't pull away from me. First off, where's she live at? Does she live here? >> No, she's not allowed to be here because she's on probation from having a fight with her mother about a year and a half ago. I got a letter from the state's attorney. Okay. Saying that court was over. She's on probation and she has no that it violates her probation to be on this property. She's staying with her sister in >> I know where that's at. Yep. >> When faced with the truth she couldn't handle, she turned on her own family, blaming them for her own failures. Instead of showing an ounce of regret, she chose fingerpointing as her final psychological shield. What follows only proves just how much she loves to pull the strings. >> Me, can I please can I please have a cigarette? >> Can I have a cigarette, please? >> No. >> You're a [ __ ] Let me have a cigarette. >> Hey, cigarette. Grow up. >> Shoot me then. You shoot me then. You angry piece of [ __ ] Choke me out. >> What is your problem? >> I want a cigarette. >> Okay, chill out. When we get to jail, >> when we get to jail, you can have one. >> No. >> Pull her. >> No. >> Take her straight. >> Yeah. >> I'll be back here in a little bit to get some more information from you. Are you going to buckle me in? You better buckle me in. You're against law. Buckle me in, [ __ ] Buckle me in. Why are you not seat belt me in? All right, give me your badge number. Yeah, give me your badge number. He ain't buckled me in. He's not buckled me in. And he's driving crazy. Better buckle me in. Buckle him in, [ __ ] >> Quit. >> Buckle me in. Buckle me in. I'm bleeding. You did it. I'm bleeding. >> I understand. We're going to the hospital. >> Please hurry. You didn't bugger me in. Please. >> You didn't bug me in, [ __ ] >> Would you stop? >> No. >> No, I won't. I'm angry. When her words failed, she resorted to self harm as a weapon, trying to put moral pressure on the officers. It's an extreme form of manipulation often seen in unstable minds. A dangerous piece of theater designed to dodge accountability and find a way out. >> I'm going to jail. >> Listen, if you spit on any of us when we get there, that's going to be another charge for you. You understand me? >> Yeah. Sorry. I'm very upset. >> I don't care. You better cooperate when we get to the hospital. Do you understand me? Yes, sir. Was you here the last time I did this [ __ ] >> I was not. I don't know you from Adam. >> I'm very hurt individually. >> I don't care right. >> This is ridiculous. The way you're acting is ridiculous. >> Well, I'm not mentally right. >> Well, that's a problem for you and the doctors, not for me. You've got to calm down and let me do my job. >> Can I please have a cigarette? >> You're not getting anything right now. You've busted your head all the pieces. >> I didn't mean to. >> I don't care. You're going to the hospital and they're definitely not giving you a cigarette. My life is ruined. My life is ruined. >> Ashley, they can get you the help you want. You just got to want it and you got to follow directions. Okay. >> Okay. >> I want it. >> Well, I'm glad you want it. >> I want you to get it, but you've got to cooperate. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. >> I'm not okay. >> Ashley, are we going to be cool? Promise. Come on. Don't spit. Don't do none of that crap. Okay. We're going to be cool, right? We're not going to spit. We're not going to fight anymore. We're going to So, is the door the only thing she's damaged today inside? >> To my knowledge. Okay. >> I've walked around the sheds to make sure she didn't knock out when she gets mad, she breaks windows. >> Okay. >> Well, but I haven't found any broken windows. >> Right. Your wife, was she around when all this happened? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. What got me involved was that Ashley was screaming at her mother with anger and a lot of anger. And I've seen this too many times before. When Ashley starts doing that, >> it gets bad. >> Inside the patrol car, the moment she saw blood, she tried to flip the script from aggressor to victim. It was a clumsy attempt at psychological manipulation. However, her stepfather's statement pulled back the curtain on a soul lacking empathy, driven only by blind rage. >> Anger problem. Would you believe me? I'd say a little bit. >> She outweighs me by 50 pounds. Right. >> And I have emphyma. Y >> I've lost 69% of my lungs to emphasma and she has 100% of hers. >> Right now I believe it. >> She could have hurt me. >> Yep. She showed up here and then you stepped in. >> Yes. U Ashley became upset because that her son is with her ex before his father. >> Well, that upset her. She started screaming and hollering, jumping up and down. But then she she accused her mother of mocking her. I'd never heard her mother mock her, but she accused her of making fun of her, mocking her, something along those lines. And she was starting to get onto her mother's bed. And I've seen this happen before. >> Right. >> So I went up to her and said, "Hey, it's time to cool your shit." That's when she jumped me. >> And when she jumped you, she did what? >> She hit me in the face with her fist. >> Closed fist? >> Yeah. Just like a man. And then her mother pulled her off and her mother told me to go call 911. So I came in here and closed the door, but I didn't lock it. So Ashley follows me in here and attacks me again. >> Mhm. >> Sandra got her off of me and I closed the door again. And that time I locked it. That's when she started trying to break the door down and put that hole in the door. >> And she bit you when she came in here. >> She bit me. Yes. When she came in here the first time and I forgot to lock the door. That was the only time she came in. >> And she bit you in the leg. Where else? >> She bit she did bite me in two places. Well, >> thought you said the wrist or something like that. >> Yeah, it's I don't have any marks and it it doesn't hurt. It was just one of those little things. Mhm. >> I didn't feel it a whole lot. >> The leg was completely different. >> I felt the leg. >> I bet I bet you probably still feel the leg. >> I do a little bit. >> Yeah. Hopefully you get that cleaned out good. >> I will after you're gone. >> Yeah. So, punched you in the face, bit you twice, didn't choke you, anything like that. >> No. >> Okay. Damaged my door. >> Damaged your door. Did you do anything to her? Anyway, >> I defended myself when she was biting me. >> I I had hold of her hair to try to pull her away from my leg while she was chewing me. >> Yeah. No, I understand. >> But I But I never hit her with my fist. >> Okay. Come on. >> All right. Take me home. >> I wish >> this is going to be home for a while, right? >> Hopefully not. Have a seat. In the end, she was taken to jail to face charges of felony domestic violence, resisting arrest, and violation of probation along with criminal mischief. If convicted, she's looking at up to a year behind bars and a $2,500 fine. What's your take on Ashley's self-inflicted injuries? Was it genuine madness or a calculated move to frame the officers? Let me know your thoughts below. That bit of bad behavior is mild compared to the sheer entitlement of this next young lady. On December 29th, 2025, police had to step in during a tragedy fueled by raw emotion. Instead of choosing a dialogue, this young woman let her instincts lead her into a blind fit of violence, turning herself into a victim of her own uncontrollable rage. And here is what really took place. >> We got a call about a bunch of screaming. >> Yeah. All my girlfriend. >> What's her name? >> Can you say him? >> She doesn't have a shirt on. So >> Elisia other business. I tried to calm her down. She put her hands on me a little bit, but >> like >> like what you mean she put her hands on you? >> Like she she >> Hey. Alisia, hey, wake up. >> Wake up. Hey, Elisia. >> Alisia, wake up. >> Alisia, wake up. >> Little bit. >> How much did she drink? >> She had like five shots. >> I I'll keep trying to wake her up. Why are you hurt? >> What? >> What? >> Fair, boss, man. Just back off of her for me. I understand that you're growing off. >> Listen, you're going to have to talk to us. We're not going anywhere. Wake up. What happened tonight? >> What happened tonight? >> Like across, bro. Shut up. >> What happened tonight? >> Alisa, you have to wake up. We have to talk to you. >> Yeah. Come on. Talk to >> like you have to wake up. >> I'm not aggressive. Nothing. >> All right. But you have to >> All right. Well, you have to tell us what's going on. What's going on? Why are we here? >> All right. I'm not aggressive. Calm down. >> Come on. You got to wake up. >> You have to wake up and talk to us. We not leaving until you talk to us. >> You got to say something. Get the [ __ ] out. Like what? >> It doesn't work like that. >> It does. >> Can you guys just come in the living room right here? >> No. >> You got >> Do me a favor. Just go in the other room, please. Both of you. In the other room, please. In the other room. >> No, you're going to have to go in the other room. >> In the other room now. >> I know yall just trying to take care of her. We understand. Make it easier. >> Faking unconsciousness was her way of hiding from responsibility, much like a child would. Her refusal to cooperate was a simple stall tactic to avoid the reality of the violence she'd caused. She kept claiming she was a gentle person, but those screams recorded at the scene told a completely different story. >> Why are people calling saying you were screaming for help? >> You're not saying it. Okay. >> Yo, if you >> You're going to have to start talking if there's visible signs of injury and that's an automatic arrest. So, you either talk to us or you be placed in handcuffs. Exactly. Okay, [ __ ] So, put me handcuffs. You're in my crib. >> You have to tell us what's >> Oh, yo. >> All right. Let's grab a shirt for her. >> She's going to be under arrest. Let's grab a >> I'm not under arrest for sure. >> Let's grab a shirt for her and all that stuff. >> Why are you put on? >> Put the shirt on. Please put the shirt on. >> I'm dead. So, I'm done with you. >> Here. Put your arms in the shirt. >> No. >> Put your arms in the shirt. >> When I'm done with you, bro. I'm done with you. I'm not going to [ __ ] with you after >> I can't you can't ma'am. >> Shut the >> Put the shirt on. >> Come on. Let's put the shirt on. >> This is not how this is going to go. Okay. >> It is. >> Put the shirt on it cuz we don't want to have to drag you out. >> Put Put the Put this on. >> Okay. Let him. >> Okay. Pull it down over your head. No, I don't give a [ __ ] No, Eli, bro. >> I'm not Eli. All right. I'm also >> That's why I'm I'm saying out loud. Okay. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> I got your arm. I got your arm. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Now you understand. >> No, I will have him. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You calm down. Calm down. >> Calm down. She's coming out now. They still >> You can't do this to me, bro. >> They're just bringing her to me. >> What are they? What do you mean? >> Where are you bringing her out to? >> So, I don't know if you heard earlier, but she hit one. >> They put cuffs on her. >> That's why they're putting cuffs >> because you're waking her up out of her sleep, bro. >> Where are you taking her? >> If she hit a she's probably in a >> like what? I need to grab my phone. Come on. All right. This This is the house I paid building. >> I understand that. >> All right. Escort me so I can grab my phone. >> Right. But my sergeant told us, >> "Grab my phone for me. Then grab my phone for me. >> Obviously, I have to stay. >> You have to grab my phone for me. I'm telling you, you have to. >> I can't leave her right now." >> She demanded to be untouched. Yet, she was the one who initiated the violence by kicking an officer. Every promise she made to stop was just another delay tactic from a stubborn girl who wasn't used to being told no. When your actions betray your words like that, any hope for leniency quickly disappears. >> What's up, boy? >> Okay, listen. You got to come down with us. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. If you calm down, I can get you to go home tonight. Okay. But I need you to calm down and come with us. Okay. >> I will. I will. >> Step into your croc. Okay. Step into your croc right there. Okay. >> Okay. Croc down. All right. You got her. >> Keep walking straight. Keep walking straight. Right here. I'm right here. >> Behind you. >> I'm right here. We got to go downstairs. Okay. Come on. Just be careful. >> Okay. Come on. We'll get outside. It'll be easier outside. Okay. >> Get out of the hallway. Just be careful. >> All right. We're not going to let you fall. >> All right. >> All right. Come on. >> All right. >> Just wait here while he puts her in the car. >> Okay. Come on. Let me take you to the station. There'll be at the police station. Okay. >> Listen, calm down. Like I said, calm down. I'll make sure you get home tonight. All right. >> Careful. Careful. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. information at the police. >> No, we're going to we're going to do it right here, >> bro. Don't make this complicated. You're going to get yourself >> like we're trying to make this as easy, >> bro. Just listen. That's it. It's It's compliance comes a long way, >> right? But let's go talk to the police station, though. >> Slow down, bro. >> You're here with the police right now. >> We don't got to go to the station. What y'all just did to my girl, bro? I I don't even want to talk. >> It's not us. It's It's New Jersey. It's New Jersey. It's not us. Okay, >> brother. It works with y'all, bro. Like, >> what's your first name? >> You can have it when I get to the police department, bro. Like y'all, like y'all said, y'all ain't here for me, bro. >> Yeah, we are. It's you and your girl. Yes, we're here for you. It's just easier if you just comply with us, dude. >> We're gonna put I'm putting a shirt on, buddy. Like, >> bro, you're stopping me from Okay, can you just answer the officer's questions first so we can proceed with that? All right. Don't make this complicated. >> He tried his best to paint the aggressor as a victim of circumstance, hoping to keep the police from intervening. But that kind of enabling only feeds Alicia's reckless behavior. When common sense is clouded, some people start to view violence as their own personal privilege. >> Listen to me. Okay. >> All right. So, I'm trying to get you in and out as quickly as possible. Right. So, in order for me to do that, you have to just listen to me and follow my instructions. Okay. >> I won't. >> I'm really just trying to get you in and out. Okay. Just follow me. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> I'm not your enemy. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Sorry. >> You're all right. You're all right. Just follow me. Everything's okay. Okay. >> Wait. Right here. >> I'm gonna take it off in a quick second. As soon as you get inside. Soon as you get inside, we'll take it off. All right. All right. Relax. Relax. Relax. I'm going to take it off as soon as we get inside. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Listen to me. Listen, Elisia. Like I said, I'm trying to get you in and out. Okay. All right. All right. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to take off these handcuffs, and you just need to stand up free straight from me. Okay? >> Just wait a second. One second. One second. Wait. Wait. Stop. You have to You have to >> I'm not I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop moving. Okay. Stop moving. Stop moving at least here. >> Now, he's about to ask you a couple questions. Okay. All right, >> ma'am. Can you step over here, please? >> Okay. Right. Right. Right over here. >> Wait, wait. Can I stand? >> Huh? >> I can stand. I can. >> Okay. I just want you to walk over this counter right here. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm >> I just need you to turn around. >> Can you put your hands on the counter so you can hold on? >> Can I Okay. >> I just I don't want you to fall. Okay. I'm I'm >> All right. Can you I want you to sit right here. Okay. Sit right here. Right. Right here. Right here. >> Please don't put your hands on me. Please don't. Please don't. Please. >> Okay. Gently sit down. Right here. >> All right. This way. This way. This way. Okay. >> All right. Slide. Slide down this way. >> Okay. >> You have to slide down. Slide down. Okay. >> Did you fall? Did you hit your head? >> No. >> I'm just asking questions. >> Ma'am, you told me you hit your head when you fell in the bookie. At the end of the day, these three. >> Stop. Stop. >> If you want us to leave, you alone need to answer my question. >> I don't get That's what I want. >> Okay. Can you answer my question? >> That's what I'm asking. >> What town are we in? >> I don't give a [ __ ] what town we are in. Like, just I don't give a >> The defiance ramped up even more when she realized another woman was the one in control of the situation. She tried to establish a sort of imaginary authority to prove she was the smartest person in the room. However, a few simple questions were all it took to expose just how out of control she really was. >> Listen to the [ __ ] >> Dumb ass questions. >> No, no, no. Sit down. >> Sit down. Okay, >> I understand. Relax. Okay. She's just trying to make sure you're okay. That's it. >> That's all. >> That's all she's doing. >> You answer my questions. I'll leave. That's it. >> No, I'm not answering [ __ ] Then I have to stay. >> So answer it. >> I need you to answer. >> No. >> Watch. Don't Don't fall. >> Put your hands in front of you. Okay. Cuz I can't >> ma'am. I can't cuff you to a bench. So I got to cuff you in front of you cuz you can't hold yourself up. >> No. No. No. No. No. We're not doing all that. I >> I will literally turn around like >> you guys [ __ ] >> Alicia. at the hospital. Get her settled in wherever they can put her. I'm guessing this is >> your belongings. >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] >> No. Like, what the [ __ ] >> Alicia, calm down. >> You [ __ ] >> You too. >> Hello. >> Stay right there. >> That's what I'm doing, right? >> That's what I'm trying to do. Like what the [ __ ] >> I don't know. >> You need my teeth off to pull it off >> and I'm trying to have a conversation. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Either it's going to be voluntary or involuntary. >> Yeah, it's going to I don't give a >> But we can't do this all night. >> After being cleared by medical staff, she was taken to jail to face charges of domestic battery, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, and disorderly conduct. In New Jersey, assaulting an officer is no small matter. It can lead to 18 months to five years in prison, fines up to $15,000, and lengthy probation. What do you think was really behind Alicia's behavior? Was it bottled up pain or just the pure arrogance of someone who thinks the world revolves around them? Let me know in the comments. That young lady only embarrassed herself, but this next delusional character is about to get a lesson they'll never forget. On September 8th, 2025, an ordinary gas station turned into a stage for pure arrogance. Instead of being upfront about a dog suspected of being stolen, this young woman chose to challenge both the owner and the law with a disastrous sense of superiority. And here is what actually unfolded. >> Did you guys get what happened at all? I don't even know. >> Cuz I know you guys were all together. I wasn't trying to intervene. All I'm saying is >> I don't even know. All I know is whose fault is this? We don't know. >> We don't know because we were walking that dog earlier. We don't know. We really don't know. We don't know. No, because me as soon as they shot her. >> I saw her walking with a dog and then I saw him screaming. Screaming with a dog. >> So, who know? >> So, who hit? Did you see anybody hit each other? >> The dog is mad. >> I don't know. >> His what? >> His. >> It's his. >> Okay. >> Can I get your name? >> No. >> I'm not testifying. No. >> Okay. So, you're telling me it's his dog? >> I saw him earlier. I saw him walking with the dog and as soon as he got here, I saw I heard, "Hey, you like my new dog?" And that's nothing for him. >> This is about my dog. It's about my dog. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> Watch out for >> my dog. That's it. >> You guys are adding more for me. I want to know if I can go so I can get the on about my dog. Yeah, >> I know, sweetie. You told me. But all this extra [ __ ] going on now. You guys are worrying about extra [ __ ] instead of my dog. I want to know about my dog so I can get the on and see you in court. >> Monday morning. >> Oh, wait. >> She's still trying to get on some. >> I'll put that big No, you got I got I got >> Hey, just stay here. Okay. >> Hiding behind the guise of animal protection, she tried to cover up the fact that she was trespassing. But the moment she was asked to leave, she immediately resorted to stall tactics to challenge the officer's authority. >> Looks like he's probably going to >> hurt about fool. [ __ ] him. He's a >> queen to drink, please. >> Whatever. Whatever. >> Sorry, officer. I ain't mean no harm. >> You're good. I I just don't want to see a fight. That's it. Oh, we apping in check, bro. >> Hey, we're trying to separate everybody. >> I ain't trying to start no [ __ ] >> I don't know what the his problem was, but >> I don't think I don't know. I don't know. >> He was the one that came and bumped me and was asking me about problems. >> The guy with the dude. >> He said he was about to roll. But your >> time >> my drink, please. >> It don't matter, [ __ ] Just something to drink. >> What do you want? >> Just no. No, please. >> Yeah. Orange juice got too much um acid reflex. Okay, sounds good. All right, guys. Where's your friend at? Where's your friend at? You guys have to go. They don't want you at the gas station. Okay, so you guys got to go. >> I wasn't even here. >> I don't care. Go. >> I don't care. >> You have to go. Go. No, you're not going to use the bathroom. So, I need you to head. >> She was under the delusion that if she just ignored everyone, she'd somehow win. It's the kind of reaction you'd expect from an immature child when faced with a reality they don't like. However, her hesitation only backed her into a corner with no way out. >> You can't wait outside or you're going to go to jail. This is my last warning. Go >> with you. The park's looking clear. We're going to check the area. >> Go or you're going to go to jail. Come on. >> You want to go to jail? >> I have to go pee. >> I don't care. They don't want you here. So, go. >> I wasn't messing with anything. >> I don't care. They don't want you here. So, go. >> I wasn't part of anything. You're going to need to go. >> I wasn't. Where's your ID? >> What's your name? >> What is your name? >> I wasn't. >> I don't care. They don't want you here. So, what is your name? >> Who doesn't want us here? >> What is your name? The guest staff member, the manager does not want you here. So, go. >> I don't think I think he wants me here. >> He doesn't want you here. Do you need to go in handcuffs to realize that he don't want you here? >> Okay, you're going to go in handcuffs. So, turn around. Hey, [ __ ] Hey, turn around. Lay off me. No, no, no. >> I will. >> I will. I will. I will. I will. I will. I will. Wait. Okay. >> Put your hands on your back now. >> 11 trespassing resistance. Get out. Get out. Leave. You're coming with. >> When she ran out of excuses, she used physical dramatics to fish for sympathy. All that screaming was really just the sound of an arrogant ego collapsing. The handcuffs were just the catalyst, but the real pain was having to finally submit. >> Stop hurting me, [ __ ] I I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. God did it. I have to do anything. I'm Why you >> double lock? >> You're just a [ __ ] You just I didn't do anything. my back. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I swear. >> No, not yet. >> I didn't do anything. I swear to God. >> All you have to do is leave. >> I'm innocent. I'm innocent. I'm innocent. I swear I I'm just there. I am just there. I swear. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't have anything. I don't have anything. I swear. I swear. I don't have anything. I'm in [ __ ] >> Separate your feet. >> I don't have feet. >> Separate your feet. >> I don't have anything. >> Separate your feet. >> I don't have anything. >> Stop. Stop. >> Not going to tell you guys. Stop. >> My back. I'm sorry. >> And quit moving. Never. I don't have anything. I don't have anything. I don't like you to and this is my first time. >> Well, then maybe you should listen. >> Should have just left. >> You shouldn't have done anything. I'm going to grab on the other side. >> No. Have a seat. Have a seat. I'm not going to pull your >> [ __ ] >> No. Come on. Can you [ __ ] >> In the end, she was taken to jail to face charges of trespassing, disorderly conduct, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. She's now looking at fines up to $2,000, along with 6 to 12 months in jail, or strict probation. Picking a fight with the wrong people is one thing, but being kicked out of a bar like this next young lady is a whole different level of embarrassing. On February 3rd, 2026, a local bar was turned upside down by the sheer stubbornness of a 31-year-old woman. Instead of leaving with her dignity intact after a few too many drinks, she and her companion kept trespassing, turning what should have been an apology into a public spectacle. And here's how it all went down. >> Uh, so they were asked to leave about 9:30 and came back and he was the one that was originally asked to leave for being intoxicated and aggressive with other guests. Okay. And uh now they just keep going every door and harassing all my security guards to get let back in. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yep. No, you're fine. Here's the deal. You cannot come back here. Do you understand? >> I don't want to go in. >> I don't want to go in. Okay. So, leave the property. >> Yeah. No. So, I'm going to leave. >> I'm leaving now. Going. >> No. I want to leave. >> We're leaving. >> I'm ignoring. >> I would like to make a formal complaint about what? >> About the establishment. That's not what That's not what we do. Pick up your stuff and let's go. I can't make a full move from plane. No, let's go. Why? Because they are they do not want you here. You keep coming back. We're leaving. >> Okay. No way. Hold on. You go away. You're pissing me off. >> If we get back >> like a child, you're going to get treated like a child. They're telling you to go. >> No, I am not in their establishment. So, >> you're under their convergence. Okay. Let's go. >> We're going home. >> Go. I'm asking a question. We are walking away. We are going home. >> I want to ask a question. >> You're going home. >> I want I just want to ask you a question. I will leave if you tell me to leave. That's fine. Well, I want to ask Why can I not ask questions about the establishment? >> You said you just wanted to file a formal complaint. Don't do that. >> Listen, listen. I'm I've been as nice as possible. >> Please. >> You're a trespasser here. You're a trespass from Bowling Whistle. If we get another call, Listen, >> stoping interrupting me. I'm not you. >> Yes, you are. >> Go on. >> If we get called about you one more time, I will take you to jail for public nuisance. Do you understand? >> I understand. >> Stop trying to yell. Do what you got to do. Go home. >> Can I talk? Can I talk? >> We're done talking. >> A serious lack of self-awareness led this woman to believe she was the informed customer being treated unfairly. Ba. She spent all her energy demanding to know why she was being kicked out. Never once realizing that she was the source of the trouble to begin with. >> Going home to us. >> No, actually you are. So, let's go. Go with him and go home. >> I want to know. I went inside the establishment and I was >> changed their mind. I told you earlier they if they don't want you there, they you have to leave. >> I don't want to go inside the establishment. >> That doesn't matter. You can't stay here. You can't harass me. >> I don't want to go inside the establishment. >> And I'm telling you, you can't stay here. >> I've been patient. Do not yell over me. >> You haven't. >> I have actually. >> You haven't listened to what I'm actually trying to say. >> Hey, brother. Where at? >> We're staying at her mom's [ __ ] boat house right now. >> I don't know where. Do >> you know where to go? >> I dude, honestly, I don't know the exact address. I need it from her. If I can call her [ __ ] mom. Don'ting worry about her. She's from England. She's just trying to be a >> Okay. Do you know where How are you getting home? >> Honestly, I was going to take an Uber back to the boat house we were at. >> That's what we need to do. >> That's exactly what we need to do, but I need her to know the address. >> Okay, >> that is the problem. >> I might call her mom in a second. I'm going to call her mom as soon as I pick up this [ __ ] Just do not let her do something. >> Please don't let her I'm I just want to go home. I'm cousin. I'm trying to get her home. That's all I've been trying to do. >> I'm trying to backtrack to understand the reasoning behind the original dispute. So, can I dis Can I go back to negotiate the understanding so that this doesn't happen again? >> No, they don't. So, you're telling me the reasoning behind the understanding of the reasoning that I can't go back to the establishment cannot be understood. So, I cannot understand why I cannot do this again. I have told you already not good policing. I have told you >> I need to know the policing reason. I said why? I have the right to say they don't understand that. That's it. That's it. >> Despite her friend's best efforts to help, she chose to start a philosophical debate just to stall for time. She actually thought that if she understood the reasoning, she'd have the right to change the rules. It's that kind of arrogance that only makes a bad situation worse. >> Ryan up. Shut the up. >> Oh, he's pissing me off. >> If you want to rest me on that, please. I mean, and I won't I won't resist. I just really genuinely want to understand why. I want to know the reason I >> Here's what's going on. You're really drunk and you're not making any sense. >> I am making >> I've already explained this to you. >> They don't want you here because you're really drunk and you're acting like an [ __ ] to everyone. >> My phone is dead. >> Give me your phone. I need to call your mom. >> I know. >> My phone is dead. >> Give me your phone. You need to go home. You need to go home. Haley, your father is my uncle. >> Mr. Redmond, Mr. Ashley, >> shut up. We are walking away right now. Haley. Haley. >> You are going to [ __ ] jail if you don't right now. >> Get out of the room. >> Haley behind your >> male. >> Oh my god. >> You understand? Stop. Haley. Haley. Let it go. >> Back up. Back up. >> Haley, let it happen. >> No. >> Don't resist. >> All right. There you go. >> Do not hit me. You can't understand. >> Hey, stop playing with me. >> I got her. >> All right. Let's go. You're going to jail. >> That's fine. >> 871 in custody. >> Taking her? >> Yeah, I'll take her. >> All right. >> What you want? >> I'm back there. flat on your stance. This is not a game. Do you understand? You got anything legal on you, son? >> I wrote nothing illegal on me. You can touch me any way you want. >> I'm not touching you. >> Not you. Anyone? >> Ashley, grab her passport from him cuz I need an ID from her home. >> All right. You got her. >> Where's my Where's going? I'll bail her out. >> You're going to Monroe County. Where's her Do you have her ID? >> I do not have her ID. >> Bag, right? >> This is her bag with her ID in it. You can go through it all you want. Her biggest mistake was mistaking the officer's patience for weakness rather than an opportunity. Instead of walking away, she tried to use her nationality as a shield to excuse her unruly behavior. >> Hold the window and do whatever they say. >> Oh my god, it's fine. What the [ __ ] is wrong with it? >> It's not fine because guess what? Now you're going to jail. >> That's fine. >> I have no reason. >> Not right now. I'm not in the mood. >> I have no reason to be going here and therefore I don't mind you here. >> Well, late tonight, don't you? No. >> What do you want? >> Oh, I just trying to talk to my cousin. >> Nah, that's not how this goes. >> So, wait. I have a question then. Genuine question. >> What? >> What are my rights? >> Huh? >> What are my detain? My rights. >> You're You're detained right now. >> They haven't been told. What are you talking about? >> I haven't been told my rights. >> You You have the rights of every US citizen. What are you talking about? >> Yeah, I don't know that. I'm I live in the UK so I don't know what my rights are. Thank you. >> So your rights as far as what? Right now you're being arrested for trespassing and disorderly conduct. >> Okay, cool. >> You're asked to leave multiple times. So your your rights right now are to go to jail and bond out in the morning. >> So I can't talk to anyone. >> Nope. >> Okay. You're going to go to jail because you've been asked to leave already multiple times. >> Okay, cool. >> This is the second place you've been trespassed from tonight. You already trespassed from the bull whistle earlier tonight. Okay. >> Yeah, because I kind of found my bag. Okay, that's not a good reason. >> No, it's not. When you're asked to leave, you leave. Okay. Uh, so now you're going to go to jail. You'll get booked in. You'll see a judge in the morning. They'll set your bond and you'll be able to get out from there. >> A judge. >> A judge like a magistr. You'll see a judge in the morning. >> Can I get my jacket when I'm in >> Where's your jacket? I >> I don't know. >> No, they'll probably give you a sweater or something. >> Okay, cool. >> Okay, I'm warm. >> So, just hang tight. >> Cool. >> The alcohol didn't dull her manipulative instincts. She kept swapping masks. One minute she was defiant, the next she was playing the victim. However, American law has very little sympathy for mistakes made in the name of a bottle. >> United States of America. >> I'm coming here. >> You kick this door again, we going to have a problem. >> I'm coming here. >> Hi. >> Put your feet down. This isn't your [ __ ] living room. So, here's the deal. You're under arrest. >> Mhm. If you want to keep showing your ass, I can show my ass. And what that means is I'm going to put you in leg shackles to where you can't relax and just sit back here. Or you can sit back here like an adult and act like an adult and then I'll treat you like an adult. But if you want to act like a child, I can treat you like a child. I don't care. I don't care where you're from. So keep your feet off of my ceiling, off of my windows, quit kicking my door, quit hollering. You can sit here. You'll go to jail and you'll be done with this. If you want to act out, then I can act out and I'm going to put you in leg shackles and it's going to be uncomfortable for you. >> Understood. Is that understood? >> I understand. >> Okay. I think >> here's the deal. Your cousin wants the password to your phone. Are you willing to give that to him so I can contact your mom? >> Oh, my last >> I just asked you a question. >> Well, you can call that from the jail. How about that? >> Yeah, we'll just we'll [ __ ] >> We'll we'll call her from you call her from the jail. In the end, she was taken to jail to face charges of trespassing, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and escaping legal custody. If convicted, she's looking at fines between $1,000 and $2,500, a permanent ban from local entertainment venues, and even the possibility of deportation if she's found to be in violation of her visa terms. Being the main character is all fun in games until the law starts writing the final chapter. If these reality checks taught you anything about accountability, hit that like button and subscribe. After all, the handcuffs don't care about your excuses.