Hello. >> Hi. Sorry, I'm on the call. >> That's fine. Where you all come from? >> We just want to go home. Like, we didn't know. We thought like it was sober. We You told us that he was sober. We want to go home. It literally smelled like alcohol in this car right now. >> Well, it wasn't us. We literally came from somewhere. >> Okay. But you you can't smell the alcohol in the car. You can't smell it. >> I'm 21. I >> Damn what I said. You can't smell it. You said you didn't know. You can't smell alcohol the way I just woke up and smell it. So, you clearly knew he was drinking cuz we can smell it. >> Well, I didn't know he was drinking and he told us he was sober enough to drive us home. >> What's in that cup? >> It's water. It's >> So, so you knew he You knew he had been drinking, but he told you he was sober enough to drive home. That's what he told you. >> Yes. I'm not even going to lie. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> That's what he told us and we believed him and I'm sorry. We were just trying to get home. >> You literally just said something. Told them. You said we didn't know he had been drinking. That's what that's the first thing you said when I walked up and I didn't even ask for that. >> I'm I might bring freaking out. >> No need to freak out. You ain't driving. >> I know, but like I just want to get home. Like he told us he could get us home. >> You will be home eventually. How old is your friend in back? >> You can talk to her. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let Let the one down for me. Can you let down? >> Yeah. I go on this side. >> Hello. Hi. >> I just want to get home. >> Where you live at? >> Scared. >> What you scared about? >> I I live. >> What you scared? What' you scared of? >> I'm just scared because like my friend driving was like, "Oh, I'm so >> Can you move that jacket right there?" >> I don't know what that is. He told us he was okay to drive. I would swear to God. >> Okay, put that back. Put that back right there and not keep it right there and don't and don't pour it out. Just keep it right there. >> How old are you? >> 21. You want my ID? >> Yeah. Let me get both of y IDs. Actually, >> what? >> I have my credit card, too. Pick for you ain't got ID. I have ID. You >> ID? You just You just left Suburban and you don't have ID. >> You didn't You didn't need it to get in a bar. >> No, they did not. Don't hurt. >> Oh, great. Good to know. >> So, I Okay, >> let me get Yeah, let me get your ID. What's your name, ma'am? >> Huh? Spell it for me. >> S. >> Uh, speak up louder for me. S O P H I A >> S O P H I A. >> What's your last name? >> When your birthday And your the spelling of your last name is 2003. You said >> it was. >> Okay. Were all y'all together at Suburban? So all of y'all were together at Suburban? >> Yes, we were. >> Okay. >> And they did not ID any of us? I mean >> Okay, that's fine. That's fine. So all y'all So all y'all was drinking together? >> She did not drink at Subander. >> Okay. Where you drunk at? at your you drunk at your house. Okay, thanks. Hey, uh go ahead and um you can call your mom or somebody to She can come and pick you up. She can come and pick you up. >> Yes. Where's your mom or whoever you want to call? You can >> you can call a Uber or whoever. >> Can I call Uber to come get >> Yeah, that's fine. That that that's fine. But >> can you tell my mom that so she knows? Please. >> Hey, Mom. Can you hear me? >> No, she can. That's my little sister. She can come with me, right? >> Uh, no. Your little sister been drinking. Your your little sister about to get a citation cuz she been drinking. I can smell it on her, too. She's back there with alcohol. So, because of this, I'mma brealize her and if she has alcohol, she's going to get a citation. But your mom can't come and pick y'all up. Okay. >> She go get us. >> Yes. Yes. Go ahead. All right. You told me you've been drinking and you said you were drinking at houses. >> You can't give me a second. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I I physically can and I am. You I legally told me you was drinking and you're 20. >> It doesn't matter. You said, "Are you of age?" >> Uh yeah, you can. But you're going to give me a breath test or I'm going to psych you because you have alcohol in your system. >> So you said I can't? >> No. >> Okay. You can call your mom. So what? I'm I'm >> You legally can give me a second. >> Yeah, I legally can. And I can legally take you to jail for it, too, because you just told me you have alcohol in your system. So, do you want to go to jail, TOO? DO YOU WANT TO PLAY THAT GAME? DO YOU WANT TO PLAY IT? >> SOPHIA. >> WHOA. Do you want to play that game? >> I don't say. >> That's a yes or no question. >> So, I'm Okay. So, this man >> Officer McGee. >> Okay. An officer officer can >> An officer is saying that he wants to give me a citation, but he legally can't breastize me. >> Okay. >> Right. >> You have been drinking? >> Yes, I have been. >> Okay. And are you 21? >> No. >> That is illegal. Correct. >> So, either >> I was drinking with my mother. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. You just told me you just left a bar is what you just said. And you said you're drunk at home. So, I don't believe that. So, I'm going to write you a sign. Either you can give me a breath sample or not. And if you refuse to sign it, then I'm going to take you to jail. But you're going to have a citation whether either way it go. You just told me you left a bar. Right or wrong? Yes or no? >> Yes, I did. But you know, so you you you So are you refusing to give me a a breath sample? >> Yes or no? >> Your mother. >> Are are you my mother? >> No. Your mama don't have your mama don't have anything to do with what's about to happen right now. Are you are you are you refusing to give me a breath sample? Yes or no? >> Yes. Do it. She literally is not >> legally. >> Are you Yes or no? >> Can you please stop yelling at me for a second? >> NO, CUZ I DON'T HAVE TIME FOR THIS ENTITLEMENT. >> OKAY, then like me. Go ahead and do it. Take a deep breath. Blow. Keep blowing. till I tell you to stop. Keep going till I tell you to stop. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going until I tell you to stop. Keep going until I say stop. >> As far as I could, Sophia, just take it. Hold this. >> Yeah. And you lied. Hold this. >> Sophia, just shut up. >> Well, we can get both of them out. >> When Sophia reveals she's underage, [music] the situation escalates. The officers explain the law clearly. Under 21, alcohol in your system equals a citation. But what's striking is her reaction, disbelief, frustration, and a sense of entitlement. This clash [music] between youthful defiance and legal reality is what drives the drama forward. >> Yeah. Step out. Can I have my phone? >> Yeah, you can get your phone. Step out. >> Have a seat right there in front of my car on the curb. >> You want to get in the car? >> Nope. Just have a seat on the curb. Hey. Hey, Megan. Come over here and have a seat on the curb for me. >> You're fine. Just have a seat on the curb. All right. Okay. That's fine. I already talked to her mom. Mom's good. probably a good parking lot. >> SIT DOWN BEFORE YOU GO IN THE BACK OF THIS POLICE CAR. I AM TIRED OF HEARING YOUR MOUTH. KEEP TALKING ABOUT WE CAN LEGALLY SEARCH THE CAR BECAUSE HE JUST BEEN ARRESTED. It's called a SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST. SO, KEEP TALKING. SIT DOWN AND SHUT UP. >> NO. NO. YOU NEED TO BE QUIET. IT'S WHAT YOU need to do. >> OH MY GOD. I'M 19. IT DOESN'T MATTER. NO, YOU'RE NOT 19. >> YOU mean you have no right to >> Yes. Yes. Yes, I do. You need to be quiet. >> He is executing his rights and the law and he's doing his job and you prevent him from doing that. So, you need to shut up and sit down like we asked you to DO OR YOU'LL BE GOING TO JAIL, TOO. SO, SHUT UP. >> There's no reason to yell at him. >> Well, you need to Yes, IT IS BECAUSE YOU'RE ENTITLED LITTLE BRAT AND WE TRYING TO DO OUR JOB AND YOU HINDERING us from doing that. >> SO, BE QUIET. >> STOP. THERE'S no reason to keep yelling at me when I've DONE NOTHING WRONG. >> KEEP TALKING. >> NO. Yell at me when I've done nothing wrong. Teachers in my car have no reason TO YELL. NO. ABSOLUTELY NOT. [ __ ] >> HEY, LISTEN. If you keep talking, you are going to go to jail for this CONDUCT. THIS IS NOT ME. THEY [ __ ] shoot me. You're about to stand up. >> OH MY GOD. NO. >> You're about TO ARREST ME FOR WHAT? >> DISORDERLY CONDUCT. I have asked YOU TO BE QUIET. NO. TURN AROUND. >> I'm 10:15 one time. >> Are you out here cousin? I asked you to be quiet. YOU WANT TO KEEP TALKING PLAYING THE GAME? >> NO. >> All right. Get back here. Come on. Come on. First of all, you got anything on you that I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT? >> ANYTHING ON YOU THAT I NEED that stick me OR CUT ME? I GOT something on me. >> Turn around. >> All right, come on. Let's go. >> Oh my god. What are you doing? >> Stand up. >> What are you doing? >> I lock my door. What are you doing to me? I didn't do anything wrong. I really did it. Oh my god. Are you >> anything in the back of the car going to belong to you? >> I'm not I'm not OH MY GOD. >> LEAN BACK. Lean back. >> Oh my god. >> I know. >> No, no, no, no. That that you you are you are fine to record. We're recording you. That's that's your right to record. >> So, she's under arrest for disorderly conduct and possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Yeah, she's going to jail. She's going to Cob County Jail. You can go ahead and call your Uber. You're free to go. >> Can I? >> Yep. Your mama or Uber. >> Can I stand up? >> Yep. You can call whoever you want. You can walk home if you want to walk home. You're grown. Going to jail. >> Oh my god. Wrong. I did not even do anything wrong. And there's so much fun that you can do right now. >> People are being murdered and you're not even jealous. Okay. What? What is that? A recording? I don't even care. You not reading my Miranda rights at all. And you're literally arresting me for driving in a car and you did not read my Miranda rights. And you said, "Yeah, I don't need to read you your Miranda rights." Yeah, that's what you said. And I'm arrested in the car. Like, oh my god. You think I'm going to beat the car? >> 11:45 is >> Please get me out of this car and get into the car, right? Just please. Let me talk to a reasonable person after you arrest me for doing absolutely nothing. Not even drunk driving, drinking out of the age. Yes. But that is literally the least thing that you have to worry about. And you [ __ ] arrested me for absolutely nothing. >> Mhm. Like I'm literally the least harm that you could do. And No, I'm not even No. Are you kidding me? And I'm in handcuffs right now. >> Yes, you are. >> Oh, wow. I Okay. Like, this is this is crazy. be like, "There are people that will hit you like and you're putting me in handcuffs and people will Are you like a new officer or something?" >> Oh, no. I'm not, ma'am. I've been I've been I've been policing a long time. >> Okay. Well, you put me in handcuffs and I did not even hit you. >> 11:39. >> Okay. >> This is ridiculous. Like, I can't even 11:53. Like I >> because it's just >> I'm 19 years old. You put me in handcuffs. Can I even hit you? Are you kidding me? >> Like I'm Oh my god. LIKE I'M NOT EVEN [ __ ] DOING DRUGS. PLEASE. Can I please stop being an officer? I'm not even like at all. Excuse me, sir. There can be so many worse things in this world and you're literally resisting me right now. And I'm not even going to like I never even resisted an arrest at all. And you're literally going to like be rude to me out of all things. And you're ignoring me and that's why. But I'm And you put me in handcuffs for what? When I never even resisted any sort of arrest. And you won't even let me talk to an officer. That's so [ __ ] up. >> Let me talk to an officer, please. You're not okay. >> Let me please talk to an officer. That is not okay for you to be like that. Like I'm not even doing anything wrong at all. I have a bucket right here that I can unbuckle and leave. And I won't even do that because I respect police officers and like I'm Republican as [ __ ] And No. No. I can't believe you're doing this to me. Can you please roll down the window so I can talk to a police officer and I know you can hear me? Wow. I can't Okay. Okay. Report report it all you want. Say whatever you want. Make up make up random [ __ ] Okay. Whatever. Her pleas after the arrest [music] reveal the human side, fear, anger, and disbelief. She argues about Miranda rights, claims [music] unfair treatment, and insists she did nothing wrong. But the law is clear. Underage drinking and disorderly conduct carry consequences. This case shows how quickly a night out can spiral into lasting repercussions.