I can call my mama right now. You call my mom. >> Can't stand entitled college kids. I think they know. >> Entitled cop. >> My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he needs to pay you, he can pay you. I have to sleep in jail. No, >> it's probably just one night. Okay. >> No, I have to pay. No, I'll pay. My parents will pay. >> Money privilege has a way of making certain teens believe they're untouchable. But what happens when their wealth can't buy them a way out? >> That car is my car. Take them out of my car. Give me my keys and give me my phone right now. Mr. Whatever the Watch me walk to my No, no, no. >> Don't do that. >> These were the moments when rich teens thought the laws didn't apply to them. Starting with the moment deputies confronted a bunch of entitled teens at the beach who saw no problem with drinking out in public. >> Badge talks a lot. >> What' you say? >> Nothing, sir. >> What' you say about the badge? Makes you what? >> Said it talks a lot. >> Talks a lot. >> Yes, sir. So, what what can we do to get you out again? >> Excuse me? >> I give my mom a phone right now. >> Who? >> My mom. >> Who's your mom? >> My mom. >> On May 5th, 2024, officers were patrolling a beach when they noticed a bunch of teens huddled together while seemingly being under the influence. And when a deputy approached them, he was met with an attitude that only privilege could buy. >> Are you 21? >> I don't have it on me. >> I'm asking I'm asking you if you're 21. >> Take it out for me. Who's under 21? >> I'm not. >> I know somebody is. >> No. >> So, here's the deal. You lie to me, you're going to jail. Simple as that. You You're not the first people under 21 to drink alcohol. It's not that big of a deal. So, I'm going to ask again who's under 21, sir. >> Okay. >> 547. 547 >> open alcohol pure 60. >> The citation is open alcohol containers. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what what's the deal? >> It's $118 fine. >> $118 fine. >> It could be $118 per closed can of alcohol. So, I reckon you probably have a lot of closed alcohol. So, imagine $118 times all that. >> Or I could take you to jail. So, that's the that's the that's the thing. >> So, here's the thing. If you're going to be honest with me and tell me that who you are, your real age, and all that, I won't take you to jail. It's not criminal. It's a civil citation. It's a civil ticket. It's like a parking ticket. Okay. But if you lie to me about your information, now it's providing calls to law enforcement. Now it's obstructing justice. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. Yeah. No, my my body in my fraternity is uh a police officer in Tennessee. >> Cool. >> Yeah. But >> are you like the lawyer of the group or >> No, no, no. I'm just questioning cuz my best friend is exactly where you are. Badge talks a lot. >> That's why I was just like he does. >> I mean, we're just trying to >> What' you say? >> Nothing, sir. >> What' you say about the badge makes you what? >> Said it talks a lot. >> Talks a lot. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You understand you're committing a crime? >> I Yes, sir. I mean, are you going to say I am? I'm not. >> So, so what what can we do to get you out of here? >> Excuse me. Like respectfully, like >> what can you what can you do to get me out of here? >> I can take him to jail. I can take her to jail and then we'll leave. >> But for what? >> Sit down. I'm not talking to you. You didn't have alcohol. I addressed him and I'm dressing her. So go away. You can't also vape on the beach. I'll take that. Right. Thank you. >> When the teens realized the officer wasn't going to back off, the so-called alpha of the group puffed up his chest and tried to take control of the situation. Except the route he took was anything but gangster. That's just not enough. I can call my mama right now. You want to call my mom? >> I get my mom's phone right now. >> My mom. My mom. >> Who's your mom? >> My mom. You want to buy you like call my mom? I >> sure did. We are not going to do all this. We're just trying to figure out what you guys want. what we want. You're making it like what bothers you. You're you're you're acting like I what you comply with what we're doing. You're you're you're saying what can I do to get me out? What can we do to get me out of here? We're not doing that. Like we're just trying to not playing this game. Listen to your girl. Shut up. This is Florida. Where are you guys from? South Carolina. Yeah. This ain't South Carolina. >> No, like I said, sir, the man speaks a lot. >> Yeah, >> this is what it says. Sit down. >> Can't stand entitled college kids. I think they know the law. >> Telling me to get out of here. What can we do to get you out of here? >> Get pictures of you, please. >> That looks dope. >> That looks dope. Can your mom? >> Yeah. She'd be proud. >> She'd be very proud. >> Sure. >> Okay. I have your ID. >> Yes, sir. >> Have her come over here. >> ID? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> What is your first name? >> That's what we were drinking. >> I just don't have my ID. I know it's not okay though. >> $5. >> Well, he's going to jail. So, >> does he have a phone? Does he have a wallet? >> I made it very clear when I walked up what the consequences were. >> We want to play Gate. Listen, listen, listen. It It's actually funny because scientifically, females mature more than males. And it's actually true. In this scenario, I got two girls, you know, stopped for the same thing, and they're being respectful, nice, not giving me issues. I got guys argue with me, what can we do to get you out of here? I'm I'm not playing that game. Okay. You asked for it. >> You have handcuffs on >> for real. Are they comfortable? >> They didn't talk too much. >> You should have shut your mouth. >> That's what happened. >> I told you. >> I thought would beat your ass. You want to push but >> here it's not that funny. >> Unlike the loudmouth who couldn't resist flexing his influence, the rest of his buddies knew when to speak and when to stay quiet. Unfortunately, one of the girls too soon followed in the leader's footsteps. >> So, remember that conversation I had about being honest? Nothing's coming up for this name. >> So, what does that mean? So, >> are you lying about something? >> So, >> why why did you lie after I gave you multiple >> This is This is stressful. >> I I gave you an office. Put your head back >> and date of birth. >> Know my name though. >> Doesn't matter. You make you make me do extra work. >> You see these videos online. >> Just don't talk to me. You do whatever you say. How old are you? >> 19. >> Okay. I literally said to you, "Oh, she's going to jail. She's getting criminally charged." >> I I What did I say? What did I say? I said, "Are you the first person under 21 to drink alcohol?" I think I've been nothing but fair and I gave multiple opportunities. >> I literally asked you three times, "Are you over 21? Are you over 21?" Every time. Yes. Yes. Yes. What's your name and day of birth? You gave me the same name and day of birth twice. Okay. I literally >> gave you every opportunity to be honest with me and you continue to lie. >> So now you're getting charged with a crime. >> I've never been in a situation. >> Okay. So you've never been in a situation the answer is not to lie to the police after I literally said to you if you be honest with me nothing bad is going to happen. Did I not say that? >> Did I say you're not the first person under 21 to drink alcohol? Did I not say that Elsa? >> You did. I understand. >> Was that I I Listen, >> I know. It's just I've never been at this point. This isn't me. This isn't who I am. >> So, why lie? >> I just Were you taught to lie to the police? >> I break the rules. >> Okay. But you are. >> I know. >> And that's okay. Like I said before, you're not the first 19-year-old to drink alcohol. I drank alcohol at 19, too. >> But I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt. >> And you got to be honest. I know. >> I'm sitting here running that information through a database and nothing's coming up. >> I know. And that's that's my bad. That's me. >> Well, >> 547. >> 547. >> They have a female 105. >> Okay. No, cuz this isn't her idea. That's the thing. I just don't do this ever. >> We We're turning simple civil stuff into criminal. >> I know. >> That's That's criminal now. >> I know. And I'm >> Okay. She provided a fake date of birth to me twice. We're done. >> We're done. >> I don't do this though. That's so frustrating. >> I don't do this either. >> Got to be honest. >> Honesty. I'm sorry. It's so traumatizing. >> I know. >> These poor kids. Like, it just >> even as the so-called leader was slapped in cuffs for running his mouth, the girls standing beside him seemed to learn nothing from the incident. The duo could now regret the outcome they were in, but do nothing to change it. >> I got bit once. I want to get bit again. Okay. >> I'm not going to touch an elbow. Understand? >> I don't I deserve it. I can't help what you do after. >> I think I've been nothing but fair and giving you multiple multiple opportunities to be honest. >> I can't I can't help what you do after that. >> I agree. >> You got this one. >> Yeah. You're under arrest. >> I don't know about that. >> Do you have anything here? I don't want to send you to jail in a a bikini. >> 144 Street. >> What? What? Get Get a bag for her. I don't want to send her to jail in a bikini like this. >> Go where? >> Can I know at least an address where I can like at least follow her? >> No. No. No. No. No. You want to not get involved in what we're doing. >> Wood in Ellis County Jail. You can Google it. Where get what I care about? She's in a bikini. >> Okay. So, can I get property for her? Shirt, shorts, maybe some sandals. >> She's safe. She's with the police. Nothing bad's going to happen. >> Let me ask you a question. >> How many times did I say we are not the first one under 21? I already know who's I already know who's lying. You know, here's the thing. I can't help getting lied to. >> It's just like it's so unfair. Like >> unfair. >> Is this her stuff? >> I'm not s all day. We have We have work to do. anything else. >> Okay. All right. You can't be hugging on her. Let's go. >> It has I think it has >> this is criminal. What? I literally said what was going to happen. If you give me fake information, I'd be providing false information to law. >> You can see if you hold on the screen, you get to see >> this. Is this her stuff? Listen, sir. 5 seconds. >> I'm trying, sir. I'm really >> We'll put that on. >> Can we get out of Let's get out of the limelight. We're in We're in the midst of everybody. >> This is just a sir. >> Give me this. This is her stuff. Let go. Let go. >> Give me this. I'm going to figure out. >> Step away. Go away. Go away. I don't know what is up with you guys' generation. Keep the mouth closed and listen to what we have to say. That's it. I'm not disagreeing, right? >> Seriously. Right. >> Right. >> There's no need for the the the attitude, the smart comments. Whatever is going to happen is going to happen. Be honest. Shut your mouth and listen to us. That's it. Nine times out of 10, if you do those things, this would not be happening. I gave her 15 chances to be honest. Good. Back up. Goodbye. >> In the end, both were charged with possession of an alcoholic beverage, while the female was additionally charged with providing a false name to law enforcement. Speaking of entitlement, this girl thought she could pay herself out of the consequences of a DUI. >> Based on watching you pass out at the wheel and the alcohol that's in the vehicle and I can smell it and you're swaying as you're standing there, I I suspect that you're under the influence. >> My parents are fine with this. Like they're just like >> your parents are fine with what? >> Driving myself. >> They're okay with you drinking and driving. >> I understand this. Like my understand how above the limit that she is. >> My double pay. >> I told her she's like three times. >> Can I pay it now and so I don't have to spend the night? Is that possible? >> No. >> Even if if even if I pay 1,000. >> On March 1st, 2025, officers responded to an incident at a parking lot where a female driver was found unresponsive inside a running vehicle. But little did the responding deputy know that he was in for a masterass of entitlement from the driver. >> Hello, Sheriff's Office. >> Can you turn it off for me? >> There you go. Yeah. Turn the engine off. Don't Don't drive off on me. Step out for me. >> How old are you, young lady? >> 19. >> Damn, bro. >> Was anyone else in the vehicle with you or you by yourself this whole time? >> I was just going down to the 19 bar. >> What 19 bar? >> Um the strip. >> We were We were just staying here. >> Who's we? >> My friend Jade. We're staying at night here. >> Where's Where's your friends at? >> Um >> there's nobody in the car but you. >> They told me to wait here. Where are they? Are are they in their own car? >> Yes. >> So, based on watching you pass out at the wheel and the alcohol that's in the vehicle, and I can smell it, and you're swaying as you're standing there, I I suspect that you're under the influence. To dispel my concerns that you may be operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, would you submit to field sobriety evaluations? >> I'm just waiting on them. They told me to wait. >> That's not what I asked you. I asked you if you would submit to field sobriety evaluations. These are tools to help me determine. The purpose of a field sobriety evaluation is to help me determine your level of impairment and if you should be operating. >> I don't feel comfortable. No, I don't. >> Okay. >> I don't feel comfortable driving. >> No. No. No. I didn't ask if you were comfortable driving. >> Let's try this again. You ready? >> Yes. >> All right. I need you to open up the mirrors for me. Listen to my question. Okay. I suspect that you are under the influence of alcohol and that you're impaired and that you should not be driving a vehicle. To help me determine if I'm correct or not, will you submit to field sobriety evaluations? Okay. >> I don't. >> Okay. Okay. >> Cuz my house is just right there. I just I I'm not comfortable. >> You're not comfortable what >> with the law. Like I'm just feeling >> Am I making you uncomfy? >> It's not you. It's just like how the world is today. >> I know. >> Goddamn Tik Tok told you to fear the cops and now you so so social media tells you the cops are bad and now you're out here scared of the cops. >> It's not you guys. No, it's it's just like >> Would it surprise you that if you were drinking in the safety of a hotel room or your room or with your friends and you weren't driving your vehicle that I probably would never had any contact with you? So what you should say is you should say like you know what society is wrong >> and I should not have been in my vehicle with alcohol and drinking and driving. I should not be doing that. But the cops are really good. >> Yes. >> You see what I'm saying? So you shouldn't be uncomfortable. You should be uncomfortable with your >> action. My parents are fine with this. Like they're just like >> your parents are fine with what? >> Driving myself. >> They're okay with you drinking and driving. >> No. Like as long as it's like okay with like my my person myself. This right now probably not. >> What What do your parents do? Uh, my dad was in the army for like 10 years. >> And is that your main drink right there? >> Oh, I haven't had that till 9:00 tonight. I promise. >> With the way the girl was slurring her words and having a hard time comprehending the officer's instructions, it was obvious that she was heavily intoxicated. That only became more obvious with the girl's continued nonsensical ramblings. >> Whose uh bag is that? >> That's not mine. >> No, the bag on the right. Whose is that? >> That's not mine. That's my bag. >> The bag's not yours. So, is is that is Jade a male or a female? >> Uh, she's a male. That's mine, but that that's >> She's a male or he's a male. >> She's a male. She's gay, but that's not mine. I I I promise. >> So, it's actually a male. >> Yes. >> That wants to be a female. Yes. >> So, you said she had a respect for the whatever. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But I promise I haven't had that since 9:00 tonight. >> Well, what about the beer right there? >> That's not mine. I don't drink that. >> You just pointed and you said it was yours. >> Not mine. >> So, what are you What are you drinking tonight? >> I drink uh vodka crayon. >> So So, were you drinking at the splash bar? I was, but I stopped because I knew I had to drink girls home cuz they they're gay, but I'm not gay. So, I don't drink. >> That's still cold. Cold. >> Hang on a second. Okay. >> I literally just wrecked a car like this 3 months ago. >> So, you wrecked three deer and I was My dad was like, >> "So, based on all my observations, I do suspect you driving impaired." Okay. >> Mhm. >> And you're under arrest for driving while under the influence of alcohol and or >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> my house is just right there. like literally right there. >> I understand that, but you drove you drove this vehicle. You made the decision to drink and drive. So, we're going to go through the motion. I think it's better to get >> I respect whatever. >> Well, I mean, you tell me what else you think that I could have done. >> Who is that? >> My friend. It's literally right there. >> Answer him. >> Hello. >> Is that a sober person or not? >> Are you sober? >> Tell them to find you a sober driver. >> Are you sober right now? If so, that'll be great. >> They said they're 2 minutes down the road. Yeah. Are they are they sober? >> Um they they just hung up. It's right here. I could show you real quick. >> Hey, um >> I have my office >> to to dispel any more concerns. Will you let me see what's in that bag? >> Yes. >> Did you explain to them that they needed a sober driver here immediately? And this is the male that wants to be a female. >> Yes. >> That's you. >> Yeah, that's me. >> This is your stuff? >> Yeah. >> You said it was someone else's stuff. >> No, I'm I'm saying like my friend's coming to get me. Is there something in here illegal? >> No. >> So why did you tell me it was someone else's bedroom? >> No, no, no, no. I'm saying like my friend's coming. >> You definitely should probably take the ride, but >> No. I'm saying like my friend's 2 minutes down the road. >> Do you use any size marijuana? >> No. >> Are you in college? >> Yeah, I am. I go to university. Yes, I'm a street. Eighth straight student. I make straight A's. >> Straight A's? >> Yes. Straight A's. I have >> if you walk away from >> my dad my dad my dad's the father of me. My dad My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he needs to pay you, he can pay you. >> Oh yeah. I don't want him to pay me. I want him to make you make better decision. >> Yes, he he does. He's very proud of me right now. >> He very proud of you. >> Yes, he's >> call him on the phone. >> Okay. >> Hey, are you proud of me? >> Turn on speaker. Hey, you're going to talk to my dad. You ready? Talk. Talk. Dad. >> The cop was under the impression he'd be talking to her father, but was unpleasantly surprised when he discovered that was not the case. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Who is >> Who am I speaking to? >> This is Deputy Go County Sheriff's Office. Is this Miss >> Yes. >> Oh, you called You called your friend. >> What you want to do? >> No, that's my mom. >> That's that She said that she's a friend of yours. You called the wrong number. We're We're going to chop this off to a learning experience and get her a sober driver with a valid license. And I'm going to tell her father what she's doing. I'll work it if you want me to. I just I just >> Yes. >> You want to go that far? >> Yes. >> No, that that was my mom. >> You've already told me that you you refuse to do um field evaluations. Okay. Will you talk to this officer over here? He's going to ask you for a sample of your breath to determine >> Okay. >> My house is just right there. I'm just trying to go home. I hate this. I'm sorry. Come over here for me, please. Wait. She's willing to give a sample of her breath. >> Okay. I want to say, >> am I going to jail? Can >> I pay in cash? >> So, she provided two breath samples. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Her birth her first breath sample was a 22. I think that's an eight. Her second one was a 228. >> I'm just 2 minutes away. >> How much do you weigh? >> I'm only 140 like 48 45. It just depends on what I eat that day. But I I promise I'll like pay it. I promise I'll let her listen. I understand this. Like my dad does not understand how above the limit that she is. >> My dad will pay it. >> I told her she's like three, four times over. >> Well, she's only 19, too. >> I know, but I'll pay it right now. >> She's almost 21 and she only she's only 2 minutes. >> I I'm literally right there. I'll pay whatever. I'll pay whatever right now. I'm just I'm sorry. I know it's away. >> Am I getting arrest then? >> I told you earlier you were under arrest. At least I can get my real handcuffs. I appreciate you, man. >> Yep. Um, >> I I'll get with you this weekend. >> I'm literally 2 minutes away. Like, they could just take me. >> Come on. You all right? >> I'm sorry. >> All right. You understand this available? >> I understand. Like, I understand all the rules. >> You're You're three or four times over the legal limit. >> Yes. >> Annie got all that beer. >> I have my friends. I have my friends. >> Here, sit over here. Have a seat. >> Show me back, Penny. I'll be talking to you as well. >> So, help me understand. Do Do you want Do you want the vehicle to go with your friends or do you want me to have it towed for you? >> I want it with my friends. >> It's okay if I give it to your friends? Yeah. Okay, >> I'm sorry. >> Don't be sorry. People make mistakes. >> It's my fault. Like, no. I'm literally two minutes away. It's my fault. You know what? It's fine. I understand the law. I respect it. I respect it. I make people make mistakes. >> Yes. >> Okay. This doesn't make you a bad girl for for this. >> Will I be able to like sleep in my own bed tonight? I can't I have to sleep in jail? >> No. >> It's probably just one night. Okay. >> No, I have to pay. No, I'll pay. My parents will pay. >> Okay. Well, this >> I have to pay. I can't do this. >> Stay stay calm. Okay. >> Stay calm with me. >> The girl couldn't wrap her head around the fact that money, her supposed safety net, was useless here. Eventually, her friend arrived on the scene to have one last conversation with her. >> You want to talk to her? >> Can you get me from the sheriff's office like like in literally like an hour? >> If your daddy has money. >> Okay. >> I don't have money to bail you. >> Okay. >> I have money. >> That's my mom. >> Do y'all take credit card? I can't stay in the office. I can't >> in the office. I can't I can't I have money. I have money. If y'all take credit card, >> take credit. >> I can't stand that. >> That's okay. >> Just Just take my dad's credit card. >> He gives you permission. I promise he gives you >> I need her permission for what? >> He does. >> For bailing me out. They don't care. I promise they don't care. Did she call you on the phone earlier? >> Yes, she did. >> When I told her to call her parents. >> Yes. And I said, "What's going on?" >> What's your last name? >> So, what's going on? Like, I want to know what's going on. No, >> she's arrested for DUI and she'll go to jail and then she'll have first appearance tomorrow and then she'll be calling you for ride home. Probably I mean, if I don't hold me to it, if I had to guess, probably between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. >> Oh my god. >> I'll pay $1,000 right now. Is that a fine if I pay $1,000? No. My parents will pay. >> They will pay right now. I need to get out. >> You have to spend that jail. >> No. >> No. My dad will call up here right now. >> How is this not on file? The [ __ ] >> Once I get there, he's going to call this. >> Let me tell you something. Let me see that ID. >> Take my ID. Call my dad right now. >> That's her fake one. >> Let me Where's her real one? >> Are you me? >> I swear on. Where did she get this fake ID? >> Online. We It came with some socks. >> Jesus Christ. I need her real ID. Come on. Let's go find it. >> Can I please just >> sweetheart? We have a fake ID, too. You know that's that's a crime to have a a fictitious ID, right? >> Can I please just stay with her? I'll pay you $500. Please. I just >> I don't want your money. >> Here's the problem. Now I got to do more paperwork. >> Just do more paperwork. My parents will pay. I just >> You have to chill out, bro. You're going to jail tonight. >> Listen, you're going to jail tonight and you have to keep that in your mind. >> No, I can't. >> No, I can't. I can't. I can't. >> You're going to jail tonight. >> You know what? It's fine. You know what? It's fine. I'm going to sleep good. I'm going to sleep good. My parents know. >> Keep it together. >> I'm not taking the picture for it. >> Yeah, you are. It's >> No way. I can't have that. >> People in Enterprise, you are going to have It's a DUI. >> It's a DUI. And as it dawned upon the young lady that the consequences of her actions were staring her in the face. Her nice girl act crumbled. >> I'm not. No. Like the fact is I'm not drunk. That's the thing. I've told them so many times. Chill out. >> Take me to jail. >> You know what? I don't care. >> Don't tell a Don't tell anyone. I don't want my parents to know. You think my parents will find out? >> They will for sure. >> How? How? >> Cuz you're going to jail. >> Going on a DUI. >> Yeah, this is a DUI. >> No. No way. A DUI. No one. >> You have to be so frugal with yourself. This is a DUI. You're fixing to go to jail. >> Am I actually going to jail right now or can I pay? I'll literally pay. Like, I know. Like, this is sucks. I'm just not the type of person to go to jail. Like, I have to go for my life. Like, I'll literally pay whatever. Like, I know this is like a psychi situation. I'm not supposed to do this at all, but like I'll literally pay whatever. Like, I'm literally 2 minutes away. Please, officer, you can watch her take me home. I'll go to sleep. Is that fine? >> Okay, very well. When you're taking possession of me, if you stole all this, >> I have right now. My parents are going to be so mad. >> They're going to be like, "Why didn't you pay it?" >> Richard is going to be pissed. >> He's going to be like, "Why didn't you pay it? Can I just pay it right now?" >> No, you have to go to jail. >> For how long? >> Until you sober up. >> I'm fine. Excuse me. >> Can I pay it now and so I don't have to spend the night? Is that possible? >> No. >> Even if if even if I pay 1,000, I'll literally pay you. >> You can get in trouble for bribing a official. >> Oh, you're right. You're right. You're right. Never mind. You're just doing your job. I understand. >> All right. I'll see you in the morning. Okay. >> Morning. >> Yeah. I love you. I love you. >> You better be there. >> I will. >> As soon as you call me, I'll be there. Okay. >> All right. >> In the end, the girl was charged with DUI and possession of a forged driver's license. Moving on to a roadside disturbance that spiraled out of control when a teenager with mommy's money refused to back down. >> What is your name? >> I don't have to legally tell you, do I? >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> Okay, then you're under arrest. >> She's not my lawyer. >> Wait, if I'm getting a lawyer, it's >> not getting a lawyer right now. >> My mom's a political science professor here. My remainer rights your body cash is on. >> Being detested. >> That's it's called detained. Girl, you're about to be up so far up your household. >> On April 29th, 2024, police rushed to a disturbance along a roadway in Georgia, but nothing could prepare the responding officer for what she was about to witness. >> Hey, what's going on? Is that her bag? I think >> extremely she's face down in the dirt. >> You say what? >> Uh-uh. >> I'm here. >> Come over here. Sit down on my car. >> No, I'm >> sit down on my car. >> For why? >> Because I'm telling you to. You're face down on the dirt, so you're going to sit down on my car. Take a seat right there. Sit down. >> Yep. >> Look, I'm telling you to. >> You have to have reasonable suspicion. >> Reasonable specition. >> Suspicion. >> Well, your face down in the dirt. >> Yeah, I get that. I thought it was >> public in talks. >> Yeah, I get that. I just mean I thought I was somewhere else. >> Okay, just stay there. >> No, they called the police cuz you're face down in the dirt. I'm just trying to go like 3 miles up. >> Right off the bat, the girl acted like lying face down on the roadside was the most normal thing in the world. And when the officer searched her purse, she uncovered something shocking. >> What's your name? >> So, this is a fake ID. >> Nope, that's my roommate. >> Why do you have roommates? >> Because I'm the only one who has a bag. >> Okay. Where's your ID? >> I'm not with >> Okay. Wait, but I'm just her up the street. >> What is your name? >> I don't have to legally tell you, do I? >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> Okay, then you're under arrest, >> actually. >> Yep. >> Okay, >> you can tell me your name or you can get an extra charge. >> I'm Reagan. >> So, take a seat. >> Okay. I was hoping to see you. >> Is that her card? >> Yeah, I'm happy to know. >> I've been with her for somewhere in that um >> Yeah, basically. She I spoke with um a police woman at the convention center. >> They just said we need to get home. >> Central, you can cancel EMS. She's awake and alert. >> Um yeah, so she was stumbling down the street. I This was literally at 2:00. >> I was at 105 the compound. >> Just ignore her. >> Okay. Yeah. So she was stumbling down the road nearly like fell in the street. Some guy she was tried to cross a crosswalk. Okay. >> This guy almost hit her, cuss him out and stuff like that. I mean she literally almost died. So, um, from there I was like trying to get her help, call an Uber. Her sister was on her phone. >> Uber. >> I I It's just such a long story. She >> It's such a long story. >> She basically, um, she ran all over. I tried to call an Uber. Her sister was on her phone. I think she had a fight with her family. I got her >> and uh, so her sister was on her phone. Um, >> and she basically she ran to the con the um, center. So, um, I she basically opened a door to the plastic center. I went in, got her phone, you liar. I don't even know your name. There was a police woman there. >> He's not even in trouble. And he's lying to you. >> Uh, she told me to get her home. She >> did not. I don't even know your name. You liar who lives in the car. >> You have your ID on your website just in case she starts making some weird allegation. >> Yeah. No, totally fine. Um, I did speak with a police. >> I don't have glasses. Um, tell me my >> She was a black woman, I believe. >> Okay. >> You're not even in Chicago. >> She She told me, you know, I don't want to be a disor. >> Yeah. >> Um, so, but the issue was my phone died. So, I She was trying to tell me this man. >> Wait, but I can't tell you his name. >> I know. Cuz you're really drunk. >> Her address is one >> because my roommate hers. >> Tell me my other two roommates right now. Tell me their name. >> We're talking about Emily and Ripley. Are those >> Ripley's not my roommate. >> Okay. Well, Ripley is my roommate's boyfriend's roommate. >> Even after being cuffed, the woman refused to calm down, constantly cutting off her own friend who was merely trying to help her. But then, against all odds, her behavior turned even wilder. >> Are you one of that calm? >> Uh, I'm not call Tina. >> The police. >> He's not my lawyer. Sit down. >> He's not my lawyer. Wait, if I'm getting a lawyer, it's Tina getting a lawyer right now. >> But he was because he's arresting me. You have not told me my Miranda rights. If I'm arrested, you have not told me my Miranda rights. >> My mom's a political science professor here. My remain rights, your body cash is on. >> Take a seat. >> And my Miranda rights should have been registered. >> I'm not asking you questions. So your Miranda rights are needed. >> You can't detain me. >> Sit inside. >> Without Miranda rights and you know you'reing wrong. >> Central 1095. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So where are we? Um >> we're good to go. >> Um I have your information. So if we need to contact you, we we have a way. So, I appreciate you. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. I'm I'm down the road. I could maybe get a ride or something. >> Let me see cuz I have her in the back. Okay. >> So, I can't put you back there with her. Let me see real quick if anybody's nearby. >> I mean, it's really not that bad. I can walk. >> Hold on one second. >> You have not met me and Miranda rights. I am not arrested and you're illegally detaining me. And if it's on body cam, you're getting arrested and getting fired. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Girly pop. >> A force central. Do we have another unit close by? >> Oh, no. No. It's fine. Please. Yeah, please. No. Sorry. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you're totally It's right down the road, but I'm good. >> All right. Well, be safe. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> You can actually disregard. I was going to get the caller a ride back home, but he's going to walk. >> Like a spoiled teen who thought rules didn't apply to her, the girl kept throwing out excuses, acting as if she knew the law better than the officer. However, what her ignorant and bratty attitude likely hadn't anticipated was that the officer's patience wore thin with each passing second. >> Reagan, what's your birthday? >> I'm not telling you. >> Okay. >> I don't have a lawyer present and you're illegal illegally detesting me because I've not been read my Miranda rights. >> Okay. Well, I'm not asking you questions in reference to the crime you've committed. So, your Miranda rights are not necessary. I'm asking you for your birthday. >> You have me detained. >> You're under arrest. >> My Miranda rights are legally required. If I if I ask you questions if I Okay, >> that's not how the police get. >> Okay. I'm glad you went to law school. 84 central. Check out Olan. He's signal 35 and refusing to ID yourself. I found her real ID. You ready? >> Go ahead. >> You can't [ __ ] kill me because all of y'all are breaking the goddamn >> clear route to the jail. Because you're not smarter than me and you're not smarter than my mom and you're idiots and you're idiots following this some >> who thinks she's better than my mother. >> Bring me right now. >> What's up? >> You will regret it. I swear to [ __ ] >> Oh no, I'm getting yelled at by a drunk girl. >> You're also breaking law. >> Mom, most of all has more education to [ __ ] you. Oh my god, I'm so excited for this. >> Every step of the way, the woman made things harder until the officer finally decided it was time to give her a lesson in what the law really meant. >> Place in the court of law. How I am illegally being detested right now because no one read me my Miranda lights and I'm in the backseat of a cop car. >> Miranda lights aren't a real thing. >> Miranda rights. >> Miranda lights are not. I am being being detested. My Miranda rightites have to be read to me. >> Being detested is not the correct term. >> I am being detested. >> That's it's called detained. >> Girl, you're about to be so far up your house that you will not know where you are when you come out of it. >> Okay. >> You're so stupid. >> That's nice of you. I am being detested illegally and both of y'all will go to detanglement >> detanglement for illegal incarceration. >> You're not illegally incarcerated. You're arrested for my >> You're under arrest for public talks obstruction underage drinking, fake ID. That's your charges. >> And still, if you were arresting me, you would have to read Miranda. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you will. >> Nope. You are stupid. >> And you know I'm right and that's why you're scared. >> I'm not scared. >> I'm scared that political science director is coming after you. >> Okay. >> What's your phone number? >> I'm not telling you that. >> Okay. Well, then you can't get you can't get out of jail without a phone number. >> Don't you worry. I get a phone call. >> Okay. >> I care about the fact that you're breaking the law. You've already broken the law and you will go to prison for it. >> No, that's not true. You are the most uneducated police officer I have yet to meet in my life. And you will be over so hard by my mother that you will wish you never even laid eyes on me. You horrible pig horrible people who people for. Y'all black people for fun and jokes. >> That's not true. And if I die, you will die on my life. If I die, you're dead and you will die a gruesome death. >> Her drunken insults then took a nasty turn, becoming personal. >> You, so chill out. >> You so stupid right now. And your partner knows it, which is why he's not saying a word. >> There's nobody else in the car with us. >> Me, you, and your partner. He's not saying a word. >> Where's my partner? There's nobody sitting here. It's just me and you. >> Oh my god, you're crazy. You're going to Oh my god. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You cannot give before I say goodbye to my family. >> Dispatch has been >> I have people who care about me. You don't get to before I get to say goodbye. Let me the out. Say goodbye to them. >> No, you're bringing me to the to the to the hood. This is not the police station. Stop right now. Stop it. I did not do anything to you. I didn't meet you until night and you're going to you're going to you're a psychopath. You're a psychopath who deserves nothing but the worst chances in life. And you will. We're at a county police department. Guess who donates the most to police county department? My family. Because we're good people. And you're a psycho and and there is video somewhere of you detaining me without reading me my psycho goddamn >> I'm a fever >> and so bring me into custody of anyone's house >> and Jesus will never forgive you if you are a Christian you are opposite of repentance because against his and you will never be forgiven. You hypocratic ungodly besid Christian and Jesus will never forgive you. I hope you know that you will burn in hell for what you just did. And I hope that someone that you love dearly dies and it's your fault. >> That's kind of mean. >> You just literally do the same thing to me. You psycho who thinks she's smarter, but she's dumber and you will be so over in the next 24 hours. You'll be life is over because this has to have camera, right? >> Yep. >> Exactly. You broke the goddamn law and someone's about to come get me and then my mom's about to come get us both and see how you broke the law. The officer patiently handled the girl's drunken ramblings, but when it came time for booking, that was when the officer's patience finally snapped. >> Gavin, is he still in here? Was he ever in here? Whoever the [ __ ] in here knows I'm right, and that's why you're not answering because you're scared. Because you know I'm right because you [ __ ] up. And the only option you have now is to literally me and then delete all footage of it. And if you did that, God would literally torment you in hell for ages. You psycho. You're horrible. And you broke the law. And you will. [Applause] Let's go. >> Going towards that door right there. >> You know who had you now? >> Another camera. >> You're going to literally go and jail for law for this. >> No, it won't. >> Yes, you will. Girl, you will. But I'll be nice and say you didn't know what was happening. Don't you worry. Oh my god. Are you guys waiting? I'm thinking I'm like actually turn around. >> Turn around. >> Oh god. >> My Miranda rightites. They It's a thing. It's a thing. You know, we're all male. I'm not being friends like Miranda, right? All of y'all are break because I've not been placed under arrest, right? >> One of you has to die. >> In the end, she was charged with public intoxication and underage drinking by the Georgia police. Up next, this woman thought it was okay to spit in a bouncer's face until an officer gave her a reality check. >> What did I do? >> What's the problem? >> What is the problem? She said, "You're a pussy." And then spit in my face. >> Yeah, she just spit in my face. >> Wait, what am I doing? >> Wait, what is happening? No. Tell me what I did. I'm not getting arrested for absolutely no reason. >> On January 1st, 2024, Miami police were called to 11 nightclub after security reported a disorderly patron. But the officers didn't realize they were about to step into a full-blown drunken nightmare. >> What's the What did I do? >> What's the problem? >> What is the problem? I stepped on a security guard's foot on accident in the club and he went like this to me and I said, "I'm sorry. I stepped on her foot." He goes, "Yeah. Is there a problem?" And I said, "I'm sorry. I accidentally stepped on your foot." And then they pulled me outside and my friends are in there by themselves. They pulled me outside saying, "We just want to talk to you, blah blah blah." And I'm like, "What's happening?" And they said that I'm being aggressive because I left my friends inside and I accidentally stuck in the security guard's foot. That's literally all that happened. And I said, "I'm sorry. I didn't really stepped on her foot." He went like this. >> She was in the venue. She stepped on somebody's foot. One of the hosts, >> he addressed it, right? >> What what he told me was that she goes, "I stepped on your foot back [ __ ] like that." So he he advised us she's acting disorderly. We bring her out to talk to her. See what happened soon. Look look how she's acted. She's acting irrational, screaming, all kind of stuff. Right now, when I told her, "Look, we're not on the same page. Have a good night." She said, "You're a and then spit in my face. Right, there she just spit in my face. You wanted to go to charges? >> After talking to the staff, it became clear why the woman was so desperate to leave. Equipped with the full truth, the officers then decided to arrest the woman, but she wasn't about to make it that easy for them. >> Wait, what am I doing? >> Wait, what is happening? Wait, no, no, no. What is happening? >> It's going to get worse. Okay. >> Wait, what is happening? >> Are you serious? Oh my god. >> Wait, what did I do? >> What did I do? What did I do? >> Look at me. Wait, what did I do? Are you serious? >> No. Tell me what I did. I'm not getting arrested for absolutely no reason. >> No, I'll tell. I'll tell you right now. I tell you right now. >> Tell me what did I do? >> No arrest. You'll be detained. Give me a second. >> Resist time. You're going to make a word. >> Okay. What did I do? >> You're detained right now. No rest. Give me a second. Okay. I'm going to explain it to you. >> What did I do? You can't arrest me for no reason. >> There's nothing you can do at this point. Stop. >> You cannot arrest me for no reason. >> You can't resist them. >> I did absolutely nothing. >> Stop. You can't resist them. >> I just beat in Adam's place. I don't think >> Can you please tell me what I did? >> Okay. >> No. Can you please tell me what I did? >> You spit in his face. >> I did not spit in his face. Are you serious? Are you serious? Listen, I did not spit in his face. >> Are you guys serious? Is there a witness? You can't disrupt me for no reason. >> She did not. >> Wait, you cannot just arrest me for no reason. Can you please someone talk to me? >> No, no, no, no. Please. >> What do we do now? >> Please stay here. Please stay here. Please, >> please. I did not spin his face. I did not spin his face. >> You want them to take your phone? >> Listen, I did not spin. >> I'm just trying to figure out I don't know what you did. But you can't arrest me for no absolutely reason. >> I'm not arresting you for absolutely no reason. There's something that happened and we're going to figure out security. >> We're going to figure it out. >> You're being detained right now. Not arrested. Give me a second to do investigation and when we finish, we'll let you know. Okay. Just give us a second. >> No, you guys are staying here with me. There's absolutely no way. >> That way. >> At that point, her friends were making more sense than the girl herself. The officers then got ready to put her in the cruiser, but the woman's antics showed no signs of slowing down. >> Staying with me because there's no >> It's like ridiculous. >> I did not spin his face. Yeah, but we tell him that that to chill out, but we got somebody detained. >> That's a word that way. You can call He can call. >> Listen, I did not fit in that guy's. >> We got one here. Macho, we got one already. We need to handle this. >> Hold on. >> We got to handle this. >> Please, just just wait. >> Give me a second. Okay, you're being detained right now because we have to see what's going on and I'll let you know. Okay, you're going to have to be the back back of my car. It's going to be quick. Just give me 5 minutes. Okay, >> listen. You I'm going to let I don't have to. I'm going to let your friends be here. Okay, they can talk to you. I'm going to put the window. You know, you can talk if you want, but just give me a second to figure out what's going on. He's saying I spit in his face. >> Watch out. Watch out. Give me a second. Give me a second. >> Go. There's no reason. How can you just say that? >> That's not fair at all. >> It's okay. Just give me a second. Okay. Let I want to try to help you all. Give me a second. Let me let me let me talk to him again. >> But it's going to be his word against mine. And that's not >> Let me talk to him. Let me talk to him. Let me talk to him. Just give me a second. Okay. Give me a sec. Give me just a second. I'm going to lower the window a little bit. Okay. Give me a second. Watch out. >> Watch out. Give me a second. Let's see if I can I can talk to him again. Give me a second. >> Yeah. He's going to try to wander down. >> Let me lower the window a little bit. Yeah. >> Wait, are you serious? >> The officer had no doubt in his mind about the woman's guilt, but he still went ahead and talked to the suspect's friends about the incident. And that was when everything became crystal clear. >> You talk to him. He's going to talk to him now again. Okay, give me a second. >> She's not even from here. She's from Ohio. >> I try. I try. Okay. This is not Ohio. This is Miami. We We taste, you know, serious. >> Well, we were right there. We definitely did not see her do that. She would never do. >> She was next to me and I saw him. No, she actually did. I don't know if he got his face, but he got him right here. And you can see also that. Okay, give me a second. He was going to try to him. It's not up to us right now because if he wants to present charges, it is what it is. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to try to let her go. Right. My my the other officer want is going to talk to him again and if everything is fine, just stay for now. She's not arrested yet. >> Okay. >> Now, if he wants to keep going, presenting charges, he's going to have to go. All right. Which is not a big deal. She get out tomorrow morning. Okay. >> Get out like you need to pay a bond. >> Yeah. But it's like 10% probably I don't know like $80 or more than that. >> Oh, because it's 10% of what? Yes. I mean, not the night. It's already 6:00. It should be out by noon time. >> By noon at least, you know. >> So, I don't know the time. It's It's a core system, but still it's it's it's quick. It's not We have to see a Josh is going to bail out and that's it. All right. And it's not a it's not like a major client. Just a simple crane. But since we have the victim here, we have to wait to see what he wants to do. All right. Just give us a sec. You can you can stay right there if you want. It's not fair. >> Like, why does everyone have such a >> What's your name? >> Elmo. >> Okay, we're going to try to help you out. Okay, give me a second. The other officer already told your friend. >> The other officer went to talk to him. Okay, just give me give me a sec. >> I'm going to try to help you out. Right. >> Listen, I Nothing even happened right now. Look at me. >> Look at me, >> Elena. Nothing if nothing bad is going to happen out of this. Even the worst case scenario. >> Exactly. Yeah, I already You can explain if you already said it. Nothing bad is going to come out of this. You're going to be fine. >> When the club staff refused to drop the charges, officers had no choice but to haul her off to jail. Unsurprisingly, the woman's mask slipped and her true colors came out. >> Thank you, bro. New right approved. Um, this is done. Okay. Thank you. >> As a cell phone, phone number is ID. >> Okay. >> We got more rings here, right? Take all your rings off. >> You from here? >> Ohio. >> Ohio. [Music] You live here [Music] tomorrow. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with disorderly conduct. You might think that that teen set the bar for entitled rich kids, but this next case proves that things can in fact get worse. >> You can back up. >> Back up. >> Thank you. Yes, I asked her to back up. Why on earth do you keep walking away? >> Because why are you like this is stupid. >> No, you can't pee. You can't pee in the water. It's not a bathroom. >> Don't touch me. Call my friend >> and do what? >> You. On May 24th, 2024, officers were called to a beach after reports of teenagers drinking underage. But instead of a simple case, they found themselves dealing with one of the most entitled teens they had ever met. >> Hey guys, how we doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. I'm Officer Williams, the beach police. Everybody have IDs on them? >> You got ID and you got ID? >> Well, you had the Mick Ultra. You and you were drinking the Mick Ultra just a second ago. >> No, you were. Specifically you and specifically you. >> So how old are you? How old are you? >> Me. >> No, the one behind you. All right. Pink shorts and you come over here by me. So the only reason why I'm talking to you two is because I saw you in actual possession of it. Okay. Just cuz they're standing in front of it. I can't say for sure that they that they're drinking. Okay. Just you two cuz I know you two were actually drinking of it. Okay. That's it. >> Go grab wallets, I guess. Yeah. It's up in the it's up in the room. >> So, how old are you? >> Me? I'm 18. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm actually 20. >> You're under 21. >> Yeah. Yeah. Under. >> Okay. That's all that's all I need. >> The the only thing that I have to say though is that I can't get a ticket and I shouldn't have been drinking. >> Okay. >> But the only reason I can't get a ticket is that I'm uh not probation. What is it? >> Well, you're not going to go to jail. >> I know. But if I get a ticket by anybody, then I then I have to go back. >> It's not It's not probation. It's like they put me in court and they did the whole thing where it was like it'll be cleaned off my record if I don't do anything. Well, then you shouldn't have done what you did. >> You're right. 100%. >> I I was just I was just wonder for forgiveness. >> I hear you. I hear you. >> So, I've got a zero tolerance. >> Yes. >> All right. And you guys weren't 100% honest with me right away. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, is there anybody here 21? At least start dumping all the alcohol out. All right. What's your first name? >> I'm Trey Armstrong. William, actually. >> William is your first name. >> No name. Yeah, they they call me Trey. >> So, but William is your first name? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> What's your birthday? >> I am June 2nd, 04. So, you're 19 or >> I'm about to turn 20. Yes, sir. >> About to turn. Hi. Yes, sir. >> So far, everything was going great and the male suspect was fully cooperative with the officer. But then, a young woman appeared out of nowhere, determined to stir things up for no reason at all. >> Hi. >> 20. >> 21. >> You 20 or 21? >> 21. >> Or I'm 25. But, you know, over there, >> there's plenty of them around. >> There's They're all back there on the on the back walls. You're 20, 25, or 20? How old? >> 25. >> It's not a fake ID. >> No. >> And you're drinking >> rum rum mix stuff there? >> Yeah. >> Hold on. Where are you going? >> I don't want to get into it. >> What do you mean you don't want to get into it? >> I don't feel like getting people honestly out of >> You've got nothing to do with them right now, but you walked up to me and giving me this ID. >> I know, but I figured that way. >> So, you're in the group that they're in. >> I'm not in the group that they're in. I don't know them. I'm not I don't know them. I'm sorry. I don't know them. I really don't. >> Okay. But you're still here. >> Like I just came over from over there. I want to go find my friends. I'm >> No, right now you're being detained. What? >> You're not going anywhere yet. >> I'm What? >> You're not going anywhere yet. >> I'm not with them. I'm not with them at all. What are you talking about? Detained. >> As long as I can verify this is who you are. >> That's all I need to do >> and then you can be on with your day. Okay. >> But you came up to me trying to give me this. >> I'm sorry. Where are you going? Stop. >> What's your social security number? >> What are the last four? >> You don't know what the last four your social security number is? >> I just something's not adding up. So, >> I just went outside. >> I'm trying to figure this out. Okay. Cuz what your ID is not matching the ID that I pull up. So there there's a few different a few irregularities what I'm that I'm trying to figure out. Okay. >> Okay. Well, what's going to happen? >> Once I can confirm that this is the same person, I'm going to give you your ID back and you're going to be on with your day. >> Okay. >> The officer got increasingly suspicious as the girl refused to give him any other ID. On top of that, the one that she did give looked nothing like her at all. >> That's a Hispanic. >> Hispanic? >> Yeah. She said she had blonde hair. Where's your nose piercing? >> Nose piercing? Like I took it out? >> You took it out? >> Yeah. >> You had one on the right side? >> Yeah. >> So, this is definitely not you. >> What do you mean? >> Everything you're telling me is not matching up. >> What do you mean it's not matching up? This is my ID. >> It's an ID that you possess. Stop walking away. >> Just a bit a little bit that way. You've never had a nose pierced. I have. Oh my god. >> Helina, >> come back here. Why on earth do you keep walking away? >> Because why are you like, this is stupid. >> You're right. >> This is stupid. Like, what are we? >> Because the information >> I need to pee. I need to pee. >> The information you're telling me is not correct. >> Why is it not correct? I'm telling you. >> Despite the officer's multiple requests, the girl continued walking away mid-con conversation. And when she continued to act like a toddler, the officer couldn't ignore it any longer. >> I told you to stay over here. You keep walking away. I am trying to be very cordial with you. >> Okay. Do you have anything in Can I look in your purse? Do you mind if I look in there? >> Go ahead. That's legal. >> I'm I'm not worried about that. I'm trying to find something else that proves your identity. >> I don't have anything. >> Did you rent a room? >> No. My friend rented a room. >> Walk down where? >> No, you can't pee. You can't pee in the water. It's not a bathroom. >> It's the ocean. >> It's the Gulf of Mexico. You still can't pee in it. >> It's not for people to pee in. >> Go back over there. Last time >> cuz I pissed. I'm going to piss my pants. >> I I I don't know what to tell you right now besides something's just not right with what you're telling me. What are you doing? I can't I >> cuz I asked you about a nose piercing. >> Yeah. >> You told me you had a piercing in your right nose. Your right nostril. >> Right. What do you mean left? Right. I don't like >> There's a difference. >> Okay. >> You have a picture of of you last year with a nose piercing? >> No. >> There's There's no holes in your nose right now. >> No. >> Okay. The female in this picture has a nose piercing. >> Okay. >> You don't have a nose piercing. >> I don't have a nose piercing. I took it out. >> You have no holes in your nose. >> No. It's like it healed up. >> There's no dimple of anything where a a nose piercing used to be. This would be that simple if you're actually 25. >> Oh my god. >> Did you scan it? >> No, I don't have a way to scan it. >> We'll scan it. >> I don't have a way to scan it. Does anybody Is there anybody that can help me >> with who she is? Pictures, school, something. >> The officer tried to confirm her identity and send her on her way, but her constant attitude made things worse. >> High school. 2014 >> 2024. >> 2018. >> You said 2024. >> It's 2024. I don't know. I got >> So you just graduated. >> No, I didn't just graduate. >> That's why you just told me. >> No, I didn't. I didn't just graduate. >> You just told me 2024. >> No, I didn't. >> You said 2024. >> That is not what I meant. >> But that's what you said. >> That is not what I meant. >> But that's what you said. Okay. So, >> well, that makes a big difference. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> I'm just like flustered. I'm sorry. Like, >> so you're 18. >> No. >> Okay. I'll do one even better. Pull up your Instagram. >> Instagram. >> You don't have Instagram? >> No, I don't have Instagram. >> Do you have any sort of social media? >> No. >> You're making this more difficult than what it should be. >> Oh, you are. You're making this more difficult >> by trying to confirm who you are. >> No. with no solid proof to hold her. The officer was ready to let her go. But just then, he noticed something on her license that changed everything. >> All right, here's the deal. Your driver's license is suspended. I'm not giving it back. Okay? If I find out that later on that you're lying to me, there's going to be a warrant out for providing false information. And if I find out that you're under 21, it's going to be possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Okay? And if if you are actually who you say you are, that's it. I'm just taking your license because you can't keep it anyway because it is suspended. Okay? What is it suspended for? >> Or at least this person's ID is I I don't know that it is actually yours. >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I got a speeding ticket, but I don't know if I can. >> Okay. Whoever's ID that you gave me, they have a suspended driver's license. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, just let them know. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can you do that for me? >> It's me. I don't know. Okay. Can I >> Now you can go. Yes. Fine. Go. >> Okay. Thank you. >> The officer eventually let the girl go, but the next morning, she showed up again, and this time she was caught red-handed. Oh god, bro. >> Do not. >> What the hell is happening? >> Oh my god. >> You're being detained right now. >> What the [ __ ] >> Can you go back to that bartender and and ask her what she ordered? And >> I literally just ordered nachos. Like I ordered nachos. Nachos. >> Okay. So, obviously you know who I am. I'm here to talk about yesterday and why you ran off on me yesterday. What? What else was I supposed to do? >> Tell me the truth. That's all I'm looking for. >> Like, what else was I supposed to do? Y'all were yelling at my name. >> Call my friend. >> So, I I told you many times yesterday to stay put. Okay. Because I couldn't figure out who you are yesterday. >> You don't don't go through my phone. You don't have permission to go. >> I'm not asking to go through your phone. >> Don't back over here. Turn around. Go back over there. Does she know about? >> No, I'm going to have Kelly run her picture. >> You >> don't touch me. Call my friend >> and do what? >> You Hey, go get my friend. >> Don't stop trying to walk off. >> Don't I'm not trying to walk off. >> Stop moving around. >> I'm not like >> What's your first name? >> I'm not. >> She can go with a J. She She's about to go to jail. >> What's your first name? >> I can't believe this. I can't believe this. >> What is your first name? >> I can't believe this. >> Okay, then you're going to go to jail. You're going to be arrested for resisting arrest >> for the multiple times. For the For the multiple times yesterday when I told you to stay put. >> I did not. I walked 10 ft from you >> and then you ran off after. >> I did not. Oh my god. Like what the I did not do nothing. What's your first name? >> I didn't do nothing. >> What's your first name? >> Listen. >> No, I didn't do nothing. No. I didn't do nothing. What the am I supposed to do? >> Despite multiple explanations from the officer, the woman continuously refused to cooperate. >> Tell me your information. >> What? Like, >> do you have a warrant that you're scared about or something? >> No. >> Okay, then just tell us who you are. >> What? What's going to happen? >> All I'm asking for is the truth. Yesterday, all I wanted was >> I just tried to >> I don't know what happened. I don't think >> All I've been asking for is the truth. From the very moment you walked up to me and gave me that ID. I've been asking for the truth. >> Like I'm not resisting Russ. I'm literally just >> What is your first name? Then what is your first name? >> I'm not. >> What is your first name? >> What is your first name? >> What is your What is your first name? Okay, so you're going to end up going to jail. >> No, get my friend. Like, >> no, I don't have to go get your friend. You're going you're going to go you're going to go to jail under Jane Doe and you're not going to get out until they figure out >> well exactly who you are. You're going to jail. >> What is going to happen? Like >> if you >> What am I supposed to do? >> If you can tell me who you are and I can confirm that, I'm going to write you a ticket and that's it. >> Okay. Then my name is Laurel Roststein. L A U R E L. >> L A U R E L. What's your middle name? >> R O I don't know. >> What's your last name? Ro T. >> If you don't want to go to jail, this is I I I have been so lenient and so >> All right. >> Relax with you. >> Okay. Okay. S T. >> Huh? >> S T E I N. >> S T E I N. What's your middle name? >> Grace. >> What's your birthday? >> 01164. >> So you're 18. No, I'm not 18. >> 19. >> No. >> What's the math on that? 20. >> Bro, you literally said no. You literally said I can't do this. I can't do this. >> Then you know what? You're going to jail. >> No. >> You're going to jail. >> No. I literally You literally said, "Oh my god." >> No. >> Don't touch me, bro. No. Don't touch me. Like, literally, I just want to have a good time. I was trying to get some nachos. >> So, you're 20. That's what I'm Okay. You're 20. So, possession of alcohol under the age of 21, resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting arrest. I'm just trying to like I swear I'm not resisting arrest. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. Like, come on, bro. >> Come on. I'm not doing anything. Get off of me. >> Come on. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I really am. I'm just scared. Like, I'm freaked out. Despite being in handcuffs and about to be transported to jail, the woman acted like she was untouchable until the officer decided it was time to give her a muchneeded reality check. >> What state it's your ID from? >> I'm No. >> Okay. I mean that that's mine. We'll figure it out. >> Like literally you like >> but you're still not got you're still not giving anything. >> No, I literally >> I'm not get like I'm not trying to anything. Come on. >> But you're going to jail. It's that it's simple. You're going to jail. Thank you. >> Don't touch me. >> I am here. I am here. >> Call my friends. Like I can't go nowhere without them. >> No, they're down there. >> 64. >> Like, please go get them. >> Like, what the >> exact That's what I've been asking. >> That's exactly what I've been asking since you and I got together yesterday. I've been asking those exact words. >> Me, too. Because I don't know what's happening. I don't know. You knew yesterday. >> I don't know. Like, what the >> Please go down there and get someone. My friends are down there. Please look at them. I'm like, >> do they they don't think they do. They know you. >> They don't know you. >> So, how would they go do that? >> I'm like desperate. I don't know. So, you use somebody else's >> like >> driver's license yesterday. >> I'm sorry. I feel like I don't know what else to do. I'm >> just tell the truth. Don't walk up to me telling me that you're 25. >> I'm I don't >> Is that your sister? >> I don't know what to do. Like, >> was that your sister? >> No, I don't know what to do. Like, >> is that a felony? No. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Somebody else's ID? >> I did not. I did. I I just gave it to you. Like, >> Right. Let's not. No, I can't. >> Like, come on. >> Come on. What? >> Are you kidding me? >> Are you kidding me? >> Are you kidding? >> You don't know. I've actually been working on this for a while. Trying to find you. Trying to identify you. >> Please go get someone. Like, go get I don't know what to like. Lizzy, >> bro, >> do not try me. Have a seat. I'm not. >> Have a seat. >> No. >> Before I make you have a seat. >> I'm not. >> I'm literally just standing here like I'm pacing around. I'm pacing around like >> Oh my god. Are you kidding me? >> I don't want you going anywhere. >> Are you kidding me? You're a >> I'm not hurting anyone. I'm not hurting anyone. >> I don't want you I don't want you to hurt yourself. >> I'm not hurting anyone. I'm not hurting anyone. I'm not hurting myself. I'm not doing anything. >> In the end, 20-year-old Laurel Grace Rothen was charged with fraud, impersonation, resisting an officer without violence, and selling or serving liquor to a person under 21. If you thought that was bad, wait until you see how a quiet Florida neighborhood turned into pure chaos when officers confronted one of the most entitled drunk teens ever. >> Deputy Dogit, what's your first name? Dogit. >> Young lady. >> Young lady, you want to go get my phone? I'm trying to do you a favor, but if you keep talking to me, >> what's the favor? >> Anything for you? >> What's the favor? >> I can really hurt y'all. You should hold my arms. How How much do you weigh? >> Hurry my rights to me. That's crazy. >> But I'm arrested. Put me in the car, please. >> On April 15th, 2023, police were called to a disturbance in a quiet Florida neighborhood. But when they arrived, they were greeted by a teen girl who carried herself like the world revolved around her. >> Oh, hi. >> Hello. How's it going? Can >> you come and talk to them? Deputy Santangelo with Flaggler County Sheriff's Office. How's it going? >> Can I sit down? >> So, what happened? >> That's a complete lie. Like, >> hello. >> Hello. From a certain point. >> I don't remember, but I do remember like the person to make me up said that I was like looking for help. and I don't want to like see that person that's in front of me. >> The officers tried to talk to the heavily intoxicated girl, hoping to piece together what was going on. It wasn't until her friend showed up that the real story began to unfold. >> You just want to go to sleep? >> No. >> Bro, you're the one that swung on me. My knees are [ __ ] up because of you. >> All right, you stand over there and >> y'all had a fight or y'all had a fight. Um, she swung on me because I was trying to get her in the car cuz she's drunk off her ass. >> That happened in Daytona. >> Yeah. And I was just trying to get her back in the car to take her home to go to sleep. That's all I was trying to do for you is take care of you. >> All I've tried to do was take care of you. >> I don't even know. >> I know. And I'm telling you though, but I'm >> I don't >> But I'm telling you that I was trying to take care of you. >> All I know is like some random person. I don't know his name is like Evan. Yep. Emily Evan, whatever. He picked me up. He brought me here. I feel so bad. Um, my legs are like cut up. My thighs cut up. >> My nose. All this looks disgusting. >> I look disgusting. And it's sad. And like if I was just trying to >> Hey. Hey. Your first name is >> What's your name? >> Deputy Dogget. What's your first name? >> Dog. Dogit. >> Yes. >> Dog. What? Doggy. >> My name is Depy Dogit. What's your first name? >> Emily. What's your first name? I'm >> not telling you my first name. >> Why do I have to tell you my first name? You're not going to tell me your first name? >> Cuz I I go by profession. That's how I introduce myself. >> Why can't I be by profession? >> Where are we all at? Where we all at? >> Daytona. >> So, here's what I highly suggest you do. >> Are you staying in a different place or you staying here? >> No, we're all here. We literally live in Oklahoma. >> So, here's what I highly recommend you do. probably get some sleep and >> sleep off some of the boots. That's okay. >> Y'all want to report whatever happened in Daytona? I'm more than welcome to do so at any point in time. Nothing happened here, right? >> No. >> I'll talk to you for a second. >> Yeah. >> Just stand by and make sure she doesn't fall or something. >> The woman soon became abusive and it wasn't long before her insults were aimed directly at the officer. What's your name? >> Deputy Santangelo. >> Dan Sangelo. >> Santangelo. >> Santangelo. What's your first name? >> That's a really cute first name. >> Thank you. >> Deputy Santangelo. >> First name. Santangelo. >> That's cute. >> You're from Oklahoma. >> What are you doing down here? Just vacation. >> I don't know. Vacation might be my first one. I like that. >> I want to know where my car is, >> which she had >> that whole time, >> which I didn't ask for her to have. So, where's my car? You want to go ask her that? >> Well, he's talking to her right now. So, >> I want my car. >> I want my personal belongings in my car. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I want my personal belongings in my car. And if you can't give me my personal belongings in my car, I want you to read me uh a law that tells me why you're not going to give me my personal belongings that are in my car right now. >> Yeah. >> No, you're not. >> Okay. I'm going to find my car. I'm going to get my personal belongings. >> You need to >> Oh, you're going to back. Are you going to tell me why you're not going to give me my personal belongings in my car? We just got here >> in my personal property. You just got here. You didn't get here like 10 minutes ago. >> Nah, that car don't got a little camera on it that shows you got here like 10 minutes ago. >> I want my my phone. >> Where's your phone at? >> In my car that she drove here. >> Who? Somebody is driving driving. Right. >> I'll get your phone real quick. And I want you to drive like check if they're good to drive my car that I didn't give them. And I want to make a report on that. >> Your car is here. You'd have to do that in Daytona to get >> I will. I will. What's your name? >> Deputy Dogget. I told you. >> Deputy Dogit. What's your first name? Doggetit. >> Young lady. >> Young lady. What's your first name? Dogit. >> I'm going to ask you very nicely. Please. >> Very nice. >> Sit down over there. >> Dogget. What's your name? You want to go get my phone? I'm trying to do you a favor, but if you keep talking to me, >> what's the favor? >> Anything for you? >> What's the favor? What's the law that I'm breaking? What's the problem? >> Why would you say anything? >> You want to go get my personal belongings or you want to let >> I'm trying to do, but you're going to keep interrupting me and talking over me. I'm not going to do anything for you. >> So, please go sit down while I go get your belongings so we can get you guys separated for a little bit. Are you willing to do that for me or you going to keep sitting here? >> You can go get my phone out of my car. >> I'm going to go get your phone >> out of my car. >> Yeah. Okay. Please go sit down. >> I'll sit. >> Thank you, K. >> Thank you, Mr. Doggy. Deputy Deputy. >> So, that's your car. >> That's my car. Yeah. >> No matter how much the officer tried to calm things down, the woman only got louder. >> Look at my leg. >> Yeah. See, you're pretty messed up. >> Yeah. >> You got scratches on your back, too. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. They're going to suck my when I get done with this [ __ ] For real. What happened? >> I couldn't tell you cuz I'm too to remember. Look at me. I look like some normal person. Look at my shorts. You want to look? >> That look normal to you? >> No, that doesn't look >> That look like some normal person. Did I? >> No. >> I want my I want my car. I want them out of my >> first was given to me. Where's my cellular device? >> I did not look through your purse. >> Okay, that car is my car. Get them out of my car. Give me my keys and get me my phone right now. >> That car? Emily Faith. >> That's the name on that car. >> As if yelling and insulting them wasn't enough, the girl ignored the officer's requests to stay put and went ahead and crossed a line she would soon regret. >> Okay, Mr. Whatever the Watch me watch to my >> No, no, no, no. Don't do that, ma'am. >> You're not going to walk over there and do that. Stop. Stop. >> Why are you grabbing my That's my car. >> You need to stop and go sit down and get handcuffs. >> For what? >> Put me in handcuffs for what? >> You were literally making a scene. Calm down. >> That is my car. >> Calm down. >> They're in my car. >> Calm down. >> You're putting me in handcuffs for what? That is my car. >> I told you not to go over there. Now you're acting out like a child. Sit down. >> You doing that? >> You doing that? doing that. >> Y'all got a camera on you. >> You got a camera on you. >> You got a camera on you. You got a camera on you. >> Shut the up, Aubrey. >> Get the out of my way. What are you What are you putting me in handcuffs for? What are you putting me in handcuffs? >> Sit down, please. >> Let us help you. We just want to see what he talk about. >> What the are you talking about? What are you helping me with? >> We're trying to take care of it so you don't get more trouble. >> What are you helping me with? >> Have a seat. >> I told you that's my car. >> Have a seat. >> I wanted to go to my car. >> Have a seat >> with my phone. >> You're acting out causing a single >> out of I'm acting out. That's my car. I had to get brought here. >> Physical disturbance. There's clear injuries on your person. >> Damn it. >> Sit down. >> Get the sit down, >> dude. Get the from me. I'm not trying to be disrespectful, but get the away from me. >> Please get these away from me. Obviously, my hands are cuffed. I can't do my My shorts are cuffed. No, get these from me. I'm asking you to get the away from me. >> I'll take a step back, but you need to try and calm yourself. And I wanted my phone. I wanted my cell phone. I wanted to be able to talk to people. I wanted >> I was trying to do all that for you, but then you started charging up. >> I wanted my car. That's my car. That my name. I paid for that [ __ ] Everything about that car. I paid for that. Nobody else. >> How about this? I'm going to tell you this one time. Until you calm down, you're not going to have a handcuff. >> Oh my god, dude. I don't care to go do I want my phone. Take this off of me. I'll sit on this [ __ ] You want me to [ __ ] res right now? >> Right now. Okay. Look. >> I want my phone. I want my phone. I want to be [ __ ] I I feel like so secluded and psychotic. >> It's You're making me feel worse. Oh my god. The officer's patience was wearing thin by the minute. Still, they tried to reason with the girl, doing everything they could not to arrest her. An attempt that went unappreciated by the brat. >> Ma'am, just >> Ma'am, I'm not a man. I'm a little girl. Suck my right now. God damn it. >> Look, stay over here, >> dude. No. Please leave me alone. You don't I don't care what the say. I want my car. I want to get on my phone. I want to talk to somebody myself. You >> got to try and calm down. That's why you're in >> handcuffs. That's my car. >> We just got into a fight. Beat the crap out of each other. You start charging over the car. That's why you're in handcuffs. >> Why don't you use some common sense? >> What did you just say? >> And stop acting out. >> No, no, no. Mr. Whatever you say. What did you just say? >> I'm done talking to you. If you keep doing this, you're going to jail for this. >> No. I'm I'm sorry. What did you say I just tried to do? >> All right. I told you not to run over. Y'all go inside, please. >> County off of my [ __ ] [ __ ] handcuffs. >> I asked for my phone. Them [ __ ] right there >> just did some I don't even know of. Look at my knees. Look at my knees. >> I'm not going to keep yelling. >> Oh, you don't want to yell at me. I want my phone. >> Where's your phone? >> I don't know where the my phone is. That's my car. They drove me. >> I just got here. I'm not yelling at >> Look at me. Look at me. >> I'm not yelling at you. I don't want to yell at you. Look at me. I'm trying to talk to you. I'm upset. I'm not trying to yell at you. Don't take this personally. I'm upset. Okay. >> I'm going to take it personal. It's not personally. My name is Emily. I'm not trying to make this personal. I'm about to lose my mind. I want my phone. I want to be able to talk to somebody. I got put in a handcuff. I because I walked over to my phone or my car. >> Stop. And you kept pushing past us. So you start to push. >> You just let me talk and express myself. I've >> been doing a lot of that the whole time we've been. >> I'll let you do that as long as you bring it bring it down. Just open up. >> [ __ ] Bro, why am I in these handcuffs right now? I want my phone. >> You want me to explain it to you? >> Yeah. Explain it to me right now. >> Bring it down a couple notches. Talk to me like I'm talking to you. >> Yeah. No, that's not going to happen. I wanted my phone. That's my car. And I don't care what you got going on. I know you're a police officer. I know there's like some serious going on, but like take this off of me. What is this? >> God damn it. I'm not Can you just >> What does your phone look like? >> It's It's a iPhone 13. It's white. It has a clear case on it. There's a there's like a little picture of it of a Chileian man with boyfriend. >> They don't. It's the other Kia. >> Not that one. I wanted to go to my car. >> No, I don't see. >> Convinced she had the upper hand, the girl kept barking orders, screaming at the officers and trashtalking her own friends until one of the friends finally snapped and decided to put her in her place. >> And now these people aren't here. >> Oh, look. >> That's some stupid. >> I want my handcuffs off. I want my car. >> You know where her phone is? >> It's at the club somewhere. >> Oh, it's at the club where your phone is an hour and a half trying to find, >> bro. We were literally like on the verge of upsetness because you were running around doing some when all I did was try to there for you. I've known you for 17 years and you want to say that you don't give a about me. You don't give a [ __ ] you right there in that window. So why don't you get your ass in there and go to sleep? Oh yeah. >> True work. >> Okay, hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Let me just Hey, >> I'm locked up >> because I wanted to go to my car >> because you're acting crazy on me. >> Yeah. >> Suck my >> Okay. >> Really? If y'all ever wanted to deal with people that wanted to subs or go through like a really ridiculous time, y'all be awful. Wait a sec. And I had to go like knock on these people's door. I sound like some goddamn crackhead. I sound like I just do some mess. I was like, "Hey, um, I I just ran down to Airbnb from you." U, my friends just like did some [ __ ] blah, blah, blah. They looked at me like I was [ __ ] They looked at me like I was [ __ ] [ __ ] I said, "Can you please call the cops for me cuz I don't know what the supposed to do with myself." I was very scared and I thought y'all were going to help me, >> but now I'm in handcuffs. Thank you for helping me. I appreciate it. >> This way. I didn't want to put you in handcuffs in the first place. I really don't. It's not the fun part of my job. Okay. All I want to do is talk to you cordally in a calm manner. All I wanted to do Get these handcuffs on. >> I really appreciate your suggestion. What's your name again? >> Dog. >> Soon. >> Doggy. Doggy. Doggy. >> There's a guy named Jonathan. He said he was with you at Coyote ugly. He said he's got your phone. >> I never went into Coyote. Coyote ugly. >> He's also drunk, so he may have the wrong car. >> I hope so. Have a good night. Watch the globe. You too, Mr. Sheriff or Mr. Policeman or whatever the [ __ ] you are. Just make sure you look out for people and actually keep their best interest at heart. >> Please don't drive. >> Yeah, I'm not going to drive. >> After the officers found her phone, the girl finally calmed down enough that the officers decided to let her go. But minutes later, they had to return because the girl decided she wasn't done causing a scene. But this time, the officers weren't letting her go that easily. >> No, I don't actually. They did that, too, when they left me. Well, they're grabbing all their [ __ ] Make sure they don't take my card, too. That's in my name. Are you going to let them do that? >> It's on private property. They can't. >> I can really hurt y'all. You should hold my arms. How How How much did you weigh? >> It's like 205. Anybody going to read my rights to me? That's crazy. No, >> when I'm arrested. Put me in the car, please. Anybody come read my rights to me? Yeah. Let's go. Hell yeah. Put me in the car. The suspect was eventually arrested and taken to jail where she was charged with disorderly conduct.