I own a business. >> Okay. Where is that at? >> Next door to Cooper Stock Winery. >> The winery. Okay. I have a I have this suspicion that she's been drinking. >> I just want to make sure my guys on >> There's like five cameras on you right now. >> I know. I love this. Hey, this will make me so much money. Hey, baby. Got this? I make $700,000 a year. My life. >> Most police encounters go on without any complications. But what happens when officers encounter entitled rich individuals who refuse to make things easy? insurance all my cash. You know, I'm famous online. I don't [ __ ] around. But it pisses me off. I get pulled over so much. >> This piece of paper got it. But that this is that doesn't go with it. >> I have 15 cars. >> I'm a good dude. >> Because you need a sign. I'm not I'm not denying it. But if >> you don't have to treat people like that. >> Yeah, but you're treating me wrong. You're treating me wrong cuz you're saying, "Oh, I'm just going to sign in." >> There were moments entitled Rich Karens got reality checked by the cops. We begin with a case where what was supposed to be [music] a simple traffic stop turned into a revealing encounter as officers came face to face with a woman whose wealth had clearly gone to her head. >> I was just trying to go home. >> Okay. But it's 40 mph and I was doing 40 and you blew past me. >> I have 50 employees. >> 50 employees? Where? >> I have a I own a business. >> What were you drinking? >> At a mimosa at 7:00 a.m. this morning. I have 30 employees. I just had to release my manager because she was trying to sue me for wrongful issues. >> So, I'd like to check your eyes as part of our field. >> Check me, please. >> I think you have a problem, sir. >> Call him. >> Call Hector. >> Like, Char, you're not complying. >> You. >> On October 9th, 2024, officers conducted a traffic stop of a car speeding down the highway, creating an immediate danger to everyone on the road. When they initiated [music] a traffic stop, they encountered a woman with an arrogant tone, acting as if her money placed her above the law. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Can you turn the car off for me? >> Sure. >> Put it in park. Is it in park? >> Can you shut off the car for me? Just push the button. It should be a push button. Got license, registration, insurance, please. >> Do you know why I'm pulling you over right now? >> No clue. >> Huh? >> No clue. >> No clue. Well, because you were flying past me and another officer and you came up on somebody's butt there and you almost ran in the back of them. Then you cut into through traffic and then when you pulled in here, you hit the curb here in front of Publix because you're trying to avoid me. I don't know why. You go through the public parking lot to get this way. So, I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> I'm not fighting you. I I'm not fighting you. >> Not fighting. I said avoiding me. >> I'm not avoiding you. >> Yes, ma'am. You did. You did avoid >> right now. I have to I've not avoided you. >> Okay. >> Here. >> Who Whose car is this? >> It's my car. >> Your car? It's a lease though because it shows a leasing company. >> Does it matter? >> Yes, I'm asking. >> It does matter. >> Yeah, I'm asking you for lease or owning. >> Yes, ma'am. It does. I'm asking. Okay, that's all I'm asking cuz on the registration it shows a leasing company. >> I'm I'm >> That's all I'm asking. >> Honest. I'm leasing. >> Okay. Can I ask you why you're driving like you're driving? >> I'm just trying to go home. >> Okay. But it's 40 m hour and I was doing 40 and you blew past me. >> Yeah. I have 50 employees. >> 50 employees? Where? >> I have a I own a business. >> Okay. Where is that at? >> Next door to Cooper Stock Winery. the winery. Okay. The the the way you're driving is bothering me a little bit. Okay. So, that's why I'm stopping you. Okay. >> Um I'm have I own a business. >> Okay. >> I'm on my way home. >> The woman was identified as 33-year-old Carly, who just moments earlier nearly collided with a police vehicle during a dangerous maneuver. As officers attempted to inform her boyfriend about the situation, something crucial stood out. The way Carly spoke and behaved. Her arrogant [music] tone combined with the way she boasted about her businesses raised immediate suspicions that she might not be in a stable state of mind. >> Who is this woman here? She's my girlfriend. Okay. The way she's driving pretty erratic. So, just so you know. So, right now we're just going to be conducting this traffic investigation and we'll see what's going on. But, uh, were you on the phone with her earlier? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, she's very confrontational and and I'm trying to keep that so it's at a minimum. Yes, sir. Um, here's the deal. I have a I have a suspicion that she's been drinking, the way she's been driving, the way I saw her, um, and the way she's acting right now, her eyes are pretty glasses. There's something going on whether we take medication. Right now, we have somebody that's going to Right now, we have somebody coming to conduct an investigation. >> Okay. >> And then we'll determine that here. If everything is cool or she's fine, she'll be able to go in her business. But right now, I just think she's not communicating with her because she's getting raped and causing her. >> Yeah. She has like really bad anger issues >> and she's just been going through a lot with her business. Her manager said, >> right, I know she says she she has a lot of employee. She's been doing a lot of shaking. >> I know, but listen, the way I saw her driving, she pulling public a curb trying to avoid me cuz she almost ran into a few people down here coming downtown. >> As the investigation continued, Carly began making disjointed, incoherent statements. The officers quickly realized that this wasn't just nervousness. something was clearly off suggesting she was no longer fully in control of herself. >> Say she she owned a wine business and she needs to let go of a bunch of employees and when she's speaking on the eyes I get to get over but she's really >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? Are you doing all right? >> I'm great. I'm just trying to get home. I own a business and I'm just very overwhelmed right now. >> Okay. >> I'm super overwhelmed by like the stimulation. Like I'm not used to this. >> Have you been pulled over before? Have you ever been pulled over before? >> No. Okay. Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> You're fine. You're fine. Sometimes it's a little overwhelming, >> intimidating for people, but it's not a big deal. No reason to to get yourself worked up over it. You know what I mean? So, you work at Blow Dry Bar or Koopa Shop? >> I own >> You own Blow >> the Blow Dry Bar? >> Yeah. >> Okay, cool. >> I own um my business. Um I manipulate 30 employees. >> Nice. Very nice. Okay. I've owned um property in South Tampa for 30 years now. My issue is is my how I'm being treated, you know. Um it has nothing to do with >> like overall today or like specifically >> to be honest with you my overall um my overall issue with today. Um I've I've been a South Tampa I've owned property here for the past 12 years. But regardless how I've been treated today is one issue, but um another issue is just my business. But that's, you know, >> so it's something that doesn't have to do with >> I mean it's something that >> like the police >> the police should have definitely no offense but um I think we are both we both have issues. I tell right I have 30 employees that manipulate me every day and you have hundreds and thousands of people that manipulate you. >> The officer's suspicions deepened. Something in Carly's behavior suggested her judgment might be impaired, whether by alcohol, medication, or something else entirely. Her increasingly aggressive tone only added tension to the encounter, reinforcing the sense that the situation was far from under control. >> Her eyes are definitely red and she keeps she's repeating herself and keeps and she's not making any sense to me. And she's kind of like slowly like at times like slowly talking like kind of making like a deliberate. >> So, real quick, tell me about stay in the middle of the road here. How about when we just talk to you right behind your car for a second? >> I don't feel comfortable getting out of my car. >> So if I'm not asking you um you have to step out of the car. >> You hear that? >> Okay. >> My um my attorney and my my agent is on the phone. >> Okay. >> Is that okay? >> Yeah. Okay. >> You can open my car door. >> Just hop out. >> You can open it. You're asking. >> Oh, I'm telling you. >> Okay. Here we go. Behind this one. >> Yep. Thank you. >> Okay. She's coming. >> The road. >> I just want to do the right thing. >> At this point, Carly's arrogance took over. Believing she was above the law. She began boasting about her business and the number of employees she managed. And in doing so, unintentionally revealed a crucial detail that helped officers piece everything together. >> Sprinting over here. I must Christ. >> So, uh, where are you coming from? >> I I own a business. >> Okay. >> I live right here. >> What kind of business do you own? >> I own a blowd dry bar. I own two It's a franchise. I am a franchise business owner. >> I do $700,000 a year. >> South Tampa. I bring a lot of money in revenue into Tampa. I do no nothing wrong. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. I had one drink. I had one drink. >> Okay. >> At this point, the officer's decision to let Carly continue talking proved crucial. Through the casual exchange, she eventually revealed what they suspected all along, that she had in fact been drinking. >> What? What were you drinking? >> I had a mimosa at 7:00 a.m. this morning. I have 30 employees. I just had to release my manager because she was trying to sue me for wrongful issues. I had to step in. >> Okay. Um, do you know what you were drinking? >> I just told you no. I said I had a mimosa at 7 a.m. >> I So you had what? >> I had a mimosa at 700 a.m. this morning. >> Okay. Well, see where I'm confused where I asked >> Oh, there was no confusion. I'm sorry that you're confused. >> Can I Can I speak? >> Oh my god. >> I asked, "Do you remember what you were drinking?" And you say, "No, a mimosa." >> You got this right there. >> Was it Noah or mimosa? >> So your last drink was at what time? >> 7:00 a.m. >> And it was what? >> A 7:00 a.m. mimosa 2 days ago. I'm sorry you didn't catch that. >> 2 days ago. 2 days ago. 7:00 a.m. 2. >> So So you haven't had anything to drink today? >> That is correct. So I had water. I had Diet Coke. Do you want You question me on what I had to drink. Let's Let's run it down >> cuz I smell it on you. >> I love that. Thank you. I had um I had two Diet Cokes. Thank you. At 10:00 a.m. I had a Starbucks refresher at noon. a Starbucks. Um um you know what I had a Oh, you know what? Cold brew at noon and then 2:00 p.m. I had a six six of espresso espresso shots. I had six espresso espresso shots at noon. >> Okay. Um and uh how is there a reason why you were driving like that? >> For what? With espresso shots? >> No. No. Is there a reason that you were driving in the mirror as you were where you said that you were following people really closely? You were speeding up. You're jumping. >> I'm sorry. I said what? >> Is there a reason that you were driving how you want? >> Do you mind if you turn your light off? >> Sure, I'll turn down. >> Do you mind? It's still shining on my >> I know. I have to be able to see you. It's dark outside. >> That's okay. Do you mind shining it down a little bit? >> I I I put it down. >> As Carly's arrogance continued to escalate, the officers were takenback by her audacity. She refused to take responsibility for her actions and her constant push back only revealed a growing level of disrespect toward the officers. >> Can you repeat the question? >> Why were you driving like that? >> Driving like what? >> Recklessly. >> Recklessly. What was my issue? >> That you were speeding. You were following. >> You never released my the is I asked you why was I being pulled over? You wouldn't tell me. >> No, that was not me. >> Can you tell me why I was why I was being pulled over? >> Okay. So, you were speeding. You were following people to >> Can you show me why I was being I was speeding? >> Mhm. >> Can I see it? Can you show me? >> You see what? >> You're You pulled me over for speeding. >> I didn't pull you over. >> Can I see why you pulled me over? >> I have that right. Do I not? >> No. >> Do I? I don't have the rights. I'm >> telling you. >> I don't have the right. >> How can I show you that you're speeding? >> Are you serious? I I know my rights. >> Can you show me? >> So, >> I will stand over here. >> No, come over here. >> No, I will stand here and show me why I'm >> You think you seem to think that you're in charge here, and you're really not. >> Show me. >> So, I do have concerns about your survival. >> I don't I don't want to be in the middle of the road. or not. We have police cars. >> I sacrificed my safety. >> I I chose to stay on the side of the road. That's my right. You can talk to me like a human. >> So, uh I'd like to check your eyes as part of the field. >> Check me, please. >> So, if you >> I think you have a problem, sir. >> Can you stand down? If you could stand with your feet together and then your hands by your side touching your thighs. >> Got this, babe. >> I know. >> Okay. You wear glasses or contacts? Do you wear glasses or contacts? >> How about you decide? Don't you have to judge? >> I don't know if you wear glasses or contact. No. Okay. Sorry, sir. No, I don't. >> Okay. Do you have any medical conditions? See a doctor for >> other than you? >> I'm not a doctor. >> I know. That's funny. >> Are you Do you see a doctor or have any medical conditions? >> Many. >> Okay. What you got? >> What? >> What medical conditions do you have? >> Medical conditions. >> Medical conditions. >> Are you going to write them down or No. >> No. >> So, I'm not going to tell you them. >> Okay. You taking prescription medication? >> Absolutely. >> What you think? >> You're going to write them down? >> No. >> Then no. I'm not going to tell you. >> You want me to write them down? >> Without your consent. I'm not going to consent to your >> Okay. >> You're not writing them down. I have been diagnosed. >> Have you ever been diagnosed with diabetes? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you take insulin? >> Absolutely. >> When's the last time you took insulin? >> 2 weeks ago. >> Inbound. >> What's that? >> The inbound. >> Inbound diabetes. >> Yeah. Type two. >> Okay. >> So, is that why I'm being pulled over? >> No. >> You're pulling mover for diabetes? >> No. So, um, >> weird, right? Continue with your factual. >> Thank you. Go ahead. Ever been diagnosed with epilepsy? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When's the last time you had a seizure? >> I have 30 employees. Two of them are diagnosed with epilepsy. I am not. You don't >> care about them. >> I am not. >> You said you were. >> I am not >> diagnosed with epilepsy. Okay, >> that is correct. >> All right. Uh, >> I do have two employees. I want I don't really care about >> I just want to You don't care about my employer. I'm sorry. >> Do you have any injuries or disabilities? >> What are you doing, man? >> Do you have any injuries or disabilities? I don't know why you're doing so. >> No. Okay. All right. Do you see the tip of my pen? >> The situation grew heavier by the second. Carly's tone sharpened. Her patience vanished. And every request from the officers was met with hesitation or outright refusal. >> Can you consult what you're about to do? >> What's that? >> Can you consult what you're about to do with me right now? know what that means. >> You can't tell me what you're about to do. >> Sure. Yeah. Um, >> aren't you supposed to? No, >> I I did. I'm sorry if you forgot. I have concerns about your sobriety, so I'm asking if I can check your eyes. >> I'm denying it. >> Okay. So, here's what I'll tell you. Is that Well, hang on. We're >> Go ahead. >> So, go ahead. >> The exercises are voluntary. Okay. >> I can I walk away? Are you detaining me? Detain me then. >> Okay. Well, you are being detained. You're trying to handcuff. >> I don't I don't trust you or him. >> Are you allowed to Can I Can I talk? >> No. >> You have You have not let me speak the entire time. You've been very rude. Okay. Interrupting me at every turn. >> In the middle of the road as I'm being hit by my car. Go for it, sir. >> Thank you. Exercise are voluntary. I can't force you to participate. >> However, they're your opportunity to dispel my suspicion that you're impaired. >> I'm not and you know that, sir. You know that. And I would want to go home. >> Refusing to participate would force me to make a decision on whether to arrest you or not for DUI based on the observations I already have. >> Go for it. >> Okay. participating in these exercises >> would allow me to make a more informed decision based uh on whether to arrest you or not. >> You know what to do. >> Refusing to participate um could also be used against you in court in any case that may or may not happen. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. Um so with all that being said you just want to go home. >> With all that being said, are you willing to let me check your eyes? >> Absolutely. Do what you have to do. >> Okay. You see the tip of my pen? >> Absolutely. >> What color is it? >> Red. So, what I want you to do is I'm going to move it back and forth several times. I want you to follow it with your eyes without moving your head. Okay. Perfect. Left, center, right, center, left. Come on, man. We're both trying to do the right thing here. I'm I fired two people just because of based off of the performance. >> I'm on your team, bro. >> Okay, so the next >> I'm on your team. Like literally, I support you guys. True. Like I am on your team. I'm sorry. >> So the next exercise we do is a walk in. >> It's fine. Just tell me through it. >> Okay. So >> like >> uh we're going to use this one right here that's on your left, my right. Okay. Oh, what are you doing? >> I'm going to put you in a starting position, okay? And then I'll explain the whole exercise on and demonstrate it for you. And then I'll ask you if you have any questions, okay? >> Okay. >> Yeah. I just want to make sure my guy's on. >> There's like five cameras on you right now. >> I know. I love this. Hey. >> When the officer proceeded with the test, Carly's composure began to crumble. Her movements were unsteady. Her responses delayed, and her behavior no longer followed any clear logic. >> Sorry. I love this for me. Okay. >> I don't want to make this money for me, but hey, then going do it for me. >> Okay. So, let's do it. I want you to put your left foot on this line. >> This one. All right. I I'm a ballerina, but we're going to do this. All right, >> sir. >> I want you to put your left foot on this line. >> Like that? Pointed or what? Flat or pointed? Cuz I will do both. >> I'm demonstrating it for you. >> Oh my god. This is my money maker. Thank you so much for making me money right here. >> Okay. And then your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. No, no, but on the yellow line. No, don't touch. >> Oh, you don't want my hand. >> I do not want to touch him. >> So, your left foot on the line, sir. >> And then your right foot in front of your left touching. Yep. >> Yes, sir. >> Then your hands by your side touching your thighs. >> Yes, sir. All of that. >> You're proving me right. I love this for me. >> Your hands by your side touching your thighs. >> Not like that. Okay. >> How I'm doing it? >> Oh, sir. I'm sorry. >> Just like that. >> Okay. >> All right. I don't want you so I don't want you to move and begin until I tell you to start. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> As the officer calmly explained the test, Carly did everything she could to avoid it. She interrupted, deflected questions, and responded with sharp, disrespectful remarks, turning the conversation into a constant challenge [music] to authority. >> Okay. Do you have any questions about it? Well, can we go back to the beginning of the >> I prefer not to do a yellow line like you. You didn't do the white line. >> Okay. >> So, you didn't. So, I should shall choose not to as well. >> Wait, you do this. Can I do as well as you? >> You have to do it on the line. >> Oh, well. So, can you need to >> No. >> Oh, that's weird. >> I'm I'm I have my spirit attorney. My best friend is Andrew Warren. >> I don't care. >> So, you can't walk. >> He's not the state attorney, first of all. >> First of all, you can't walk a straight line, so neither can I. >> Okay. So, are you >> are you willing to participate in this exercise? >> You can't even. No, you can't. >> I just demonstrated for you. >> No, but you couldn't, though. Can you do it? And I'll demonstrate your your lead, sir. So, >> listen. I I'll >> look sir you can't do it. Neither can I. >> Back up a little bit. Okay. >> So I I'll tell you what I told you before. Okay. The volunteer. I can't force you to participate. But this is the exercise. >> Show me your exercise. Was it right here? >> I'll be happy to demonstrate it. >> It's fine. It's okay. I'm sorry. >> You're not following directions. >> I apologize. Let me just >> You're not No, you're not following directions. >> Can I follow your directions? >> Yeah. I want you to come down here. >> Oh my god. So it's over here. Not here. >> Where where we kind of started. >> Oh, it was there. We ended up not there. Sam, you saw that. Somehow we kind of ended up over there. Right at the beginning of the manhole. >> That's the beginning of the O line. >> Sure. >> All right. So, I want you to go back to that starting position. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, I don't know why you This is not a joke, >> sir. >> Okay. >> My life. You're kind of making You're mimicking my life. I make $700,000 a year. You're making my life. Don't I'm not you again. Just let her go. >> Don't touch me. >> Are you going to participate in this exercise? >> 1,000%. >> Okay. Then put your left foot on this line away from me. >> Then put Why are you being so rude? >> She's consulting with me for no reason. I don't know what they mean. >> Get her away from me. I >> want you to put your left foot on this line. >> Yes, sir. Left foot. >> Then your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. >> I know. It's very simple for me. >> Touch your right heel to your left toe. Okay. That's So does that look like what I'm doing? Thank you. Then your hands by your side touching your thighs. >> All right. So now on your hips. >> Okay. Just >> sorry >> by down by your side. >> All right. So, do you have any questions about the exercise? >> Okay. Well, if you don't have any questions and you'll understand all the instructions, you can begin whenever you're ready. >> She's away. I'm just going to stand right here. >> Do you mind just stopping? >> I'm going to stand right here. Any remaining doubt disappeared. Carly's conduct made it clear she had been drinking. And as the tension rose, so did her aggression, pushing the encounter toward a breaking point. >> I just want to go home. Can I just go home? I mean, I I I'm from Wisconsin. >> Face that way for me. >> You're very rude. >> We haven't called you any names. >> We've been very polite. >> I've been super polite. >> You call her? >> No, I didn't. Okay. >> Are you serious? I hear nothing wrong. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Are you serious? >> You called her like five times. >> I did not call her. >> Okay. >> I was misled if she would have. Come on. Come on. Are you serious? I bring value to this. >> That doesn't mean you have to drive drunk. >> I don't call her. I'm not driving drunk. Are you serious? >> I never called you. No. Okay. >> Multiple times. It's doing well at this point. I think it's more of a population contest. >> A population contest. >> Get it, babe. Are you good? You guys are so good. I love it. Andrew Wright is my best friend. >> Andrew, right? >> You guys are real real Republican apparently. Can I help you? What the are you doing? >> Why are you doing that? Stop. >> What is your problem? >> What are you doing? >> What is your deal? >> Relax. >> You're that drunk. >> Are you kidding me? >> She has to search you. Stop. >> My thumb. It's my thumb. Like, it's my thumb. >> We're not even touching your hand, >> baby. [crying] >> They're not complying. They're with me with Tyreek. This is A TYREEK SITUATION. CALL HIM. CALL HIM. >> Call Hector. >> Like Trey, you're not complying. >> You Oh, just cuz I'm white. Okay. This is no race. >> Watch your head. >> Oh, now you care. >> All right. So, whenever you get to the gel, I'm going to ask you to provide a sample of your breath. Okay. Is that something you're willing to do, Carly? Is that something you're willing to do? >> No, I'm never I never consented. I HAZARD. >> AS if the situation wasn't already bad enough, Carly did something inside the police car that caught the officer completely off guard. [screaming] I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I [screaming] CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I [screaming] CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. PLEASE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I HAVE SUFFOCATION ISSUES. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I need air. [laughter] I need I can't breathe. [laughter] I can't breathe. I need [clears throat] air. I need air. Please, I can't breathe. [laughter] I can't breathe. [gasps] You're so Oh my god, you're so piece of Never got laid. You piece of [ __ ] on me. >> Yeah, because you're a small never got laid. So sweet. How does it feel to never be important in your life? You loser. You [clears throat] fat. You piece of you piece of How does it feel to be fat losser? I need air or you're going to kill me. I need air. >> You just spit on me. I need air or you're going to kill me and I will sue you. Give me air. >> Air back there. >> I swear to God. Give me air. GIVE ME I SWEAR TO GOD. Give me air. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I don't care. I just need to breathe. Please open a window. I don't care. Come back. >> Open a window. Please. I need to breathe. [laughter] I need to breathe, please. I need a window. I need a window, please. I need to breathe. I need to breathe. I need to I need to breathe. Please. >> Okay, listen. [laughter] >> Breathe. I need to breathe. If >> your license gets suspended for a year, it's used against you in court. Okay. >> What? >> If you're Don't give a breath sample. >> I don't Give me a breath sample. I don't care. I just need to please. In the end, Carly was arrested for battery upon a peace officer DUI and resisting arrest without violence. Next up, what was meant to be a routine inquiry quickly spiraled into serious accusations as the woman rejected any responsibility for her actions. >> How embarrassing is this? >> We spend thousands upon thousands of dollars. This is humiliating because it wasn't me. >> So, I'm sorry, but I apologize. We're going to calm down. Listen, we're going to have a conversation at a a level. Listen, they're not our house. So, shut the >> On September 6th, 2025, officers received a call reporting that a hotel guest had been causing disturbances, showing signs of stress, and violating hotel conduct rules by entering a restricted private area. When questioned about the incident, the woman responded with an excessive and uncontrolled outburst, showing little prudence. >> Hi, ma'am. Um, earlier I think you had went to check in and um >> Are they here for me? >> Yes, ma'am. What the? You were in here for me, baby. I came in here with him earlier and came in here again with >> Okay. Well, listen to me. Just listen to me. >> Next time the weight stop up front, just need you to check in. >> I did. Go find them beautiful green footage. Beautiful green. What is the saying is on that camera. >> Okay. Well, I'm not that. So, next time >> There is no next time. >> She asked you to wait. >> No, she didn't. She literally checked. >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> Go run your cameras back. Yeah, because she was talking about somebody else to us about another lady. >> Okay. Well, you're the person that was pointed out. Okay. >> Well, tell her to go get go run them cameras back cuz I'm about to lose my [ __ ] >> All right. >> How embarrassing is this? >> We spend thousands upon thousands of dollars. This is humiliating. >> So, look, I'm going to talk to her, but I would appreciate not talking to her like that again. I would appreciate y'all not embarrassing me like I was doing something. >> I apologize for that. >> And her she needs to get back. >> I'm so talking about somebody else not checking in. I'm [ __ ] knowing somebody else. I'm going to call my [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Hey, hey, hey. >> She was just speak. >> I know, but we're just going to have your story, right? >> I know, but she >> All right. Well, hold on. The woman was identified as Stephanie Lynn, who was staying at a hotel during her vacation. She had been accused of entering restricted areas, causing disturbances, and showing disrespect [music] towards staff. Officers were able to confirm these reports when Stephanie was observed having an explosive outburst toward one of the [music] employees. >> Yeah, they're really pissed and they're about to go off on this lady. >> They only have three of them. It's just that they came in together, but obviously pretty soon. She's about to go off on this lady, by the way. It's got to be your name. SO, I'M SORRY. APOLOGIZE. >> We're going to calm down. >> YOU'RE GOING TO EMBARRASS ME LIKE we did something wrong. You're going to red [ __ ] yourself. We're going off. >> Listen, we're going to have a conversation at a a level. Listen, they're not our boss. So, shut the >> So, I tell you what, if we don't stop yelling, we'll both go to jail for disar. >> No, just stop. You've embarrassed us. >> We're going out. [music] >> I don't know. Okay, we'll leave. >> At this point, Stephanie's disrespect toward the officers became the tipping point. She showed little concern for the consequences of her actions, and officers attempts to deescalate the situation proved feudal in the face of her egocentric response. >> We went our cars this way. Can we go that way? Wait, wait, Louis Vuitton. Everything's upstairs. >> Okay, we're going to calm down. We're going to take this and then we're going to go up here and talk at a normal level so we're not making a scene. >> You don't embarrass us. Y'all are definitely making >> all you have to do calm it down. [music] >> [music] >> All we had to do is walk out here like civilized people. >> We would have been asked you to walk out here and make sure it was us while you were standing here. Listen to the word. I think let's go over here. Let's go over here. Let's go here. >> Y'all humiliated us. >> Okay, we're going to go over here for a second. Like I just said, >> we're not making you lose your stuff. Listen to me. Take a deep breath and listen to me. >> Listen to me. We were told that it was you. Okay. But it's funny how I get that. Okay, listen to me. So, when I came up to you and you said that it wasn't me, okay, that's the point where we could have been like, "Okay, maybe it wasn't you." Let's calmly go out here and figure it out instead of raising our voices and cussing. Okay, if you would have said that, >> humiliating. >> I get that. If you would have looked at me and said, "Hey, let's go out here and figure this out. I know what he's doing." I'm like, "Okay, we could have done this without raising our voices and cussing people." Okay, that's this got blown way out of a course for reporting. >> As the discussion continued, Stephanie appeared unwilling to accept that she might be in the wrong. Instead, attempting to portray herself as the victim. >> I said, "Oh my god, this is about me. >> You were cussing. You were cussing. You got I started the cussing and I did humiliated. >> You still can't start yelling. You still can't start yelling." >> I get that, but then you're drawing attention. I'm not going to say >> Please don't say another word. What do you want to do about the room? What do you want to do about the room? >> What do you want to do about the room? What do you want to do? >> My my real Louis Vuit. And I'm going to call my host and I'm going to have Sarah get involved or whatever she needs to do. >> If y'all do want to leave, you're more than welcome to go get your welcome. >> I can literally cry and I don't appreciate you ever putting your hands on me. Okay. Well, don't walk away. You can't be walking away yelling in a public place, man. You can't. Yes. You can't deal in a public place like that. I'm sorry. [music] Next time I'll try to do more with you. [music] >> I don't see so bad. >> As tensions rose, Stephanie appeared increasingly irritated, seemingly reacting to what she perceived as a personal affront. During this exchange, she made several accusations against the officers, statements that would later play a crucial role in the case's wider repercussions. Throughout the encounter, she insisted she had been treated unfairly. So good. She didn't I mean she could have said I don't think it's going. >> This is a joke, man. as much as I spend in this place and he was laying her hands on her when we didn't break the law. Everybody conduct you didn't arrest us for anything. >> Come in and grab us we wasn't under. You didn't tell us we were detained >> and I listened. I just want to leave out here. I'm going to call our friend our lawyer and we're going to get taken care of. I'm going down to the police department. And once we leave here, is it the second floor? >> It is the second floor. >> Are they able to drop? >> They able to drop. >> She's not a black. >> Can I get your two cards, please, >> with your names on them? >> Yes, sir. and call this. >> My name is Officer Thomas. >> Bring me your camera here while I take a picture of one of our badge numbers. Where your badge number? What's your badge number? Write it down cuz I'm filing a complaint laying your hand for my wife. >> You think it's funny, but I know right. >> You think it's funny, don't you? >> In this brief sequence, Stephanie once again alleged that she was subjected to possible aggression, reiterating her claims as tensions continued to rise. >> Oh, I know. and half this right here. I'll never be back. And I'll tell you right now, she laid her hand on me. I gone to a doctor to the hospital. >> I know a while. You're going to find out. Keep smiling. You're going to find out what is >> You need to come check you out. No, I'm go to the hospital. >> This one's open, man. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. [music] >> You should have done you this job for him to come in somewhere to keep his phone or something. >> Real smart. Bad choices. [music] Very bad. >> $5,000 a week here. for the next 10 weeks. I will make it. Several days after the incident, a video featuring Stephanie's allegations began circulating on social media. During the encounter, Stephanie had acted in a way that prompted an immediate reaction from one of the officers. In the ensuing struggle, she confronted the officers directly, claiming she had been assaulted and threatening to make the incident public. >> Let's talk about this woman officer who wrongfully assaulted me last night. >> About this time, the table said, "Look at all these cops that are in here. What are they here for?" It was a shock that somebody had even snuck [music] in. >> So, they were already there. Um, but yes, the casino uh one of the casino staff came and uh asked for officer Tomlinson to come over. >> Hi, ma'am. Um earlier I think you had went to check in and um >> are they here for me? >> Yes ma'am. >> What the You ain't here for me, baby. >> It should have ended there and it [music] didn't. My husband was asking for an apology. They laughed in his face where we went to walk away because we were never detained. >> Listen, we're going to have a conversation at a a level. Take not our boss. >> SO, I TELL you what, if we don't stop yelling, we'll both go to jail for us. >> Officer Tomlinson had um decided [music] she they had had enough. This person was going to be basically expelled from the uh from the property and she was going to escort her out. >> According to her claims, the encounter had left her with a serious injury. >> We got X-rays because the swelling is so bad. They don't want to put me in a cast or anything because they don't know how much damage is actually done. When we got out to the car, she was in tears from there for the next 5 or 6 hours. So, >> even at the hospital, my reaction was based off of the fact that I was humiliated and embarrassed and I knew they had the wrong person. However, I could have handled myself a hund of times better. >> Officer Thomasson continued to try to deescalate the situation instead of going further. In the end, amid the public attention, it was revealed that no injury had occurred and the police subsequently closed the case. Next up, what should have been a routine traffic stop quickly unfolded into revelations about a woman whose arrogance led her to believe she was untouchable. >> No, no, I did. No, >> if you if you fight us, you're going to get another charge. >> No, this camera. >> Do you have the cameras [music] on? >> Yes, I want to see it tomorrow and I will have my lawyer to to look at it. >> No, you listen. I am very well educated person. >> You have no right to arrest me. Let me blow. >> You're going to once you >> I am going to blow right now when the camera I want to see the video because otherwise you're going to be all over the news. Believe me, you'll know who you're fighting with. >> On March 21st, 2025, officers conducted a traffic stop when 48-year-old Eliza Broker appeared intoxicated. But what seemed to be a routine stop soon revealed Eliza's arrogance, which would quickly become apparent. Her behavior caught the officer's attention, especially after a startling confession. >> Good evening. I think I went to you before. I'm going to bail out. We pulled him out for a D1 like uh 30 minutes ago. >> Huh? >> I'm going to station 49. >> You're going to bail? >> My husband? Yeah. We're going to wedding. Tomorrow is the wedding. And >> Okay. >> And he's been to TBI, traumatic brain injury. And you made him to do all kind of things. one hour ago. >> Who who arrested him? >> Um I don't know. Uh you you were with him. >> I was not with him. >> Big guy, >> you know? >> I don't know. Um >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I had two glasses of wine 5 hours ago and >> hours ago. Okay. Well, I'm Officer Jones. The reason for the stop was that light was solid red and you like completely blew it right in front of me. >> Okay. So, that's the reason for the stop is you >> It was cuz I watched it. Okay. So, that was the reason for the stop. Um, do you have your license, registration, proof insurance? >> Because I don't know. We are from Miami and um, >> okay. Oh, >> and it's 3:00 in the morning and uh, there's a big wedding. His best friend is getting married and like he's in a jail. First time in his life. He's successful, brilliant man. He we live in Apogee in Miami >> regardless. But yeah, go ahead and step on out for me. All right. Did you want to take your heels off? Would that make it a little You want to keep the heels on? >> I want to keep >> Okay, we're going to go to the sidewalk right over here. Okay. >> All right. Perfect. There's a little bit of a dip over there. I'd rather you stand over here. It's nice and straight. Yeah. You see how that dips down? This is nice and straight. Perfect. >> As the questions continued, everything appeared calm on the surface. A few of Eliza's remarks stood out, but nothing disrupted the moment until [music] the final test changed everything. >> Do you have any like medical abnormalities like back injury, leg injury, anything that might prevent you from walking, turning, anything like that? >> I have knee injury, but >> you have a knee injury, but you does it prevent you from walking. >> I walk. I walk. >> You're walk. Okay. You're good. Um, what was your highest level of education? High school, college? >> I am an architect. >> You're an architect. Okay. So, you got >> You got master's degree. Okay, perfect. So you know how to read, right? Everything. >> Yes. >> All right. Perfect. Do you wear um glasses? Uh contacts, anything like that? >> Glasses. Yes. But I don't need to. >> But you don't need like for corrective lenses for anything. No nestagmas, >> nothing like that. >> No. >> And you may begin. >> 1 Keep your arms down by your side. 2 1,003 1,004 1,00 3 4 1,002 100, 101, 997 996 995 994 993 992 991 190 >> Okay. All right. Perfect. Do me a favor. Just relax for me. Place your hands behind your back. Okay. Being placed on arrest are for driving while under the influence. Okay. This doesn't make you a bad person. You just made a poor choice. >> Hey, just just keep your hand behind your back, man. >> No. No. I did. Relax. Relax. >> If you if you fight us, you're going to get another charge. >> No. The camera. I want the camera. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Ma'am, >> stop behind your back. >> What are you doing there? >> Relax. >> Why are you doing this? >> I've already explained it to you. >> But I didn't do anything. You're driving under. >> I am not. >> Ma'am, you can stand up here. Stand up on the ground. It's >> hurting my leg, my arms. >> Okay. Well, you're resisting us. That's why it's hurting you. >> But what did I do wrong? Ah, it hurt. You >> were driving. Well, yes, that's >> You have the cameras on. >> I want to see it tomorrow and I will have my lawyer to to look at it. >> At this point, Eliza seemed unable to believe what was happening. Her attempts to steer the situation in another direction began to fail and her stress visibly escalated. It was then that Eliza revealed her false sense of superiority, trying to intimidate the officers by presenting herself as an influential figure. >> I am not under influence. I am not under influence. >> Okay. >> Are you >> I am not under influence. No, >> that's too tight. Would you like me to adjust? >> Too tight. Very tight. It's hurting my arms. >> Okay, ma'am. Which one is tight? >> You need to left one. >> Left one is very tight. >> Okay, he will he will fix it. Just don't move your arm because it's going to make it make it hurt more. I came here from Miami Beach for some wedding of someone very famous here. >> Okay. >> And I'm coming coming here to bail someone out who is uh who had brain injury. >> Okay. >> Mr. Pollard. Thomas Brian Polard. >> Yeah. I don't know who that is. >> Very famous man. >> Okay. >> And you putting me in a in a jail for what? >> Yes, ma'am. For driving for driving under the influence. >> You don't proof. No. No. No. >> Just face the car. Face the car. You're not going >> facing the car. >> You are facing the car. No, I am not facing the car. >> Come on. >> Why are you arresting me for a walk? >> Ma'am, you're going to catch another car. >> Did Did I blow the No, the car. >> I want to blow. I want to blow. I have a right to blow. Please. >> I would like to blow right now. >> We'll do that at the jail. >> No. Right now. >> We don't have a machine here. You have >> No, you have to right now. You have no right to put handcuffs on me. I am not drunk. I promise you. >> I am not drunk. No. >> Stop. Hey, listen. Relax. >> No, you listen. I am very well educated person. >> You have no right to arrest me. >> Okay. >> No right unless you prove I am drunk. >> Tensions escalated as Eliza began showing clear signs of aggression toward the officers. Her agitation intensified and her words shifted into thinly veiled [music] threats. >> Let me blow. >> You're going to once you >> I am going to blow right now in the camera. I want to see the video because otherwise you're going to be all over the news. Believe me, you don't know who you're fighting with. >> My re My wrists are hurting me. >> Okay. Cuz you keep moving your wrist. >> No. No. right now. When you get to the jail, you're wasting my time. >> No. Who's going to pay for my time right now? >> Who's going to pay for what? >> My time right now. >> Your time? >> With you. >> What do you mean who's going to pay for your time? >> For my time? I I don't have time. I have wedding tomorrow to attend. >> Well, you It's a mandatory 8 hours that you'll be there. So, you should be >> No, I will not be there. No, I will not be there. >> Is the wedding first thing in the morning? >> Yes. >> Oh, well, then you're going to miss it. >> For what? >> Cuz you're going to jail. >> For what? for driving under the influence. >> Show me the proof. >> You took you did the exercises >> and what did I do wrong? >> It showed impairment. >> What did I do wrong? >> You showed impairment. >> Like what impairment? >> The officer already made that made that conclusion. >> Because that's why you're in you are so desperate. >> If it makes you happy to put me in jail? >> No. >> Because you have nothing else to do. >> Well, >> it does. It does. Right. What school did you go to? Keep other people on the road. You ran the red light in front of me. almost struck the media and swerve back away and then I had to light you up at the traffic light and you hear an audible alarm. >> I come up to your window you al and >> everything I >> you of alcohol. I explained that >> we will >> the first thing we go to the station >> who's in Rome K. >> First thing we go to the station. >> Yes ma'am. >> First week >> first thing I want to I want to make a phone call which I have arrived to >> to my lawyer when you get >> Yes. >> No jail. No jail. No I don't I'm looked into jail. Officers then had strong reason to believe Eliza was under the influence of a substance. Her lack of balance during the tests combined with her increasingly aggressive tone and erratic behavior only reinforced their suspicions. Her audacity and openly challenging the officers further escalated the tension at the scene. >> For what? >> Proof I am under influence. Prove me. Please prove me. >> You have You have to prove. You have to prove I'm not a black woman or black man, whatever. Oh, >> you can kick and knock and >> I see how intelligent and fashion. >> I understand that. I I told you you're not a bad person. >> I won't blow. >> You just made a mistake. >> True. >> That's it. >> When you get to the jail, >> because I'm coming to pick up somebody who has trauma dramatic injury to a traffic could do the uh is really not there tonight. Not there. >> I I'm not going in a car. You're not going to put me in a car. >> You're just going to stand here right now. I am not going because I have I don't have you have you don't have a right to put me in a jail for nothing. >> I I do have a right to protect jail. >> No. No. I know the law. No. Okay. >> I I have right to blow to blow. >> You do and you're going to >> No, I want to blow right now. >> You don't have the OP. You can't blow on. >> Why not? What do you care? Only cameras. I want to see the camera first thing first thing I get. >> Good evening, ma'am. >> Please. They arrested me for being under influence. I would like to blow and prove I am not at the jail. You get to blow. >> I don't want to go to jail. My my wrists are hurting me. I have weddings to attend tomorrow. >> The quicker we get this done, the quicker you'll be out of handcuffs. >> I am not going in the car. You can you can I'm not going in your car. >> I got to make sure you got nothing on you. Do you have anything that's going to stick or poke me when I search you >> with my handcuffs? >> Yeah, with the handcuffs on. Do you have anything on your body that's going to poke me, hurt me, stick me when I search you and pat you down? >> No. Nothing on you? Okay. No pockets. >> No. We came up and dinner for wedding tomorrow. >> You got a wedding tomorrow? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Mine was a 225. >> And you know what? I live in Miami. Like I beautiful place and we wish we had cops like you guys because we need you there. We don't need you here in >> You need us where? >> In Miami Beach. >> In Miami. You guys don't you guys have cops over there? >> No, they don't. They don't. >> Well, I'm sorry. I wish you could do what you do to me because they're a little drunk. I ride a motorcycle, too. And and people would try to push me over and nobody >> Well, that's not nice. >> No, cuz I'm literally pulling out of my car and the license for me to get. >> Okay, we're having a seat in the car now. >> Have a seat right there. >> I want the blow. >> Do we have to take my purse? >> It's with you. He's got the front of his car. >> I want to see I want to see my purse. >> It's right there in the front of his car. >> My phone. Everything. >> Look. Look. >> Everything. It's all right there. Look. >> See, he has all of it. It's all going to go. >> I don't want to I don't want >> Ma'am. I have right to I have right, right? >> Okay. When you get to the jail. Yes. When you get to the jail, you will blow. >> For what? >> You will blow. Go have a seat. >> No, but I know I can blow before I go in a car. >> You'll catch another charge. >> Excuse me. Can I ma'am, can I ask you? Do I have a right to blow before they put me in the car? For what? So, it agency is every agency is different. Some agencies you may have seen on TV that you can blow before you get to the jail. Our agency is not like that. You can blow at the jail. Okay. We do not have >> What are you arresting me for? What? For what? >> Ma'am, we've told you 10 times. >> Driving under the influence. >> I am not. How you prove? I am not. I promise you I'm not. >> So then tell the judge that. But as of right now, the officers who are trained to do so have determined. >> But there's no one there. I came for the way. >> At that moment, there was no longer any way out for Eliza. Her behavior during the stop had sealed her fate. and every defiant move only made her situation worse. >> Okay, real quick before we head in, >> I'm now requesting >> Hold on, hold on, hold on. I have to ask you this question first. Okay, I'll check I'll check it. >> I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath to determine it's alcohol cont. Right now. Right now. >> Do you agree to take this test? >> Yes, right now. >> In the end, Eliza Broker was transported to the Sarasota County Jail where she was charged with DUI and resisting an officer without violence. Moving on to a case where what was meant to be a moment of fun turned into constant stress when a woman believed she could do anything without facing consequences. >> I can take two steps over here. I can't go that far, ma'am. I can't go that far. >> She's a controlling person. You don't live with him. >> No, I pay him to take me. >> Can I please ask you questions and answer like a normal person? If you point at me like that again, you're going to go to jail for Milange Antiques and Galley for 10 years. I paid him to drive me a phone. I need to call my lawyer right now. [music] take this thing off. >> On September 9th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a restaurant in Celebration, Florida. Following reports of a woman causing a scene as they spoke with the bar employees, their attention shifted to a woman nearby who repeatedly boasted about her wealth and influence, behaving as though the rules did not apply to her. >> So, so who are you to him? >> I'm Audrey. I don't know his name. >> Okay. >> Um, he was talking to my friend >> who's clearly drunk. Um, I've been trying to get her to come out. >> Is this your friend? >> This is her. This is Linda. I've been trying to get her to come out, but she keeps drinking and she keeps yelling and drinking and yelling. >> Linda, truth is my problem. >> You don't need to yell right now. Okay. >> And he was helping her fine, but he doesn't have everyone in the ball. >> I'm right here. Right. >> So, who is that? Who is that man? Hold on. Hold on. >> Darling Matt, can you talk to me? >> Have I been yelling? >> Can you talk to me? >> They've been yelling, not me. Yes. Can you get out of the sun, though? >> I can take two steps over. I can't go that far, ma'am. I can't go that far. >> She's a controlling person. >> Okay. You I can talk to you. >> Nobody is going to step around you. Just hang out here. You're fine. >> So, who is that man to you? >> Who in the red? >> No, the dude with the um the floral t-shirt or the floral button up. >> Robert, who who is he to you? >> That's my gallery coordinator for my antique shop and my art gallery for 10 years. He married this little girl that doesn't matter. Answer his questions. >> No. And his mother that I fell in love with. >> Doesn't matter. Now she's with him. And we're all >> Give me Give me one second. Give me one second. >> Give me a second. Can you stay back there? >> You may have to stay back there. >> So, which one was he getting physical so I can make sure? Was it the younger lady or the older lady? >> The older lady. >> The woman was identified as Linda. By the time officers approached her following reports of a disturbance, her demeanor was already off. She became hostile when questioned, dismissing any concerns about her condition [music] despite clear signs that she was not fully in control. >> I don't need this. >> Okay. Well, it's too late now. We're already here. All right. >> Yeah. I didn't call them. He did. >> That's perfectly fine. Yeah. And that that's within the law. >> That's all it is is Italian Irish people. That's how we act. >> Okay. That's perfectly fine. All right. So, that man is just like a business partner partner. >> Correct. >> Okay. You don't live with him? >> No, I pay him to take me. Can I please ask you questions and just answer them like a normal person? If you point at me like that again, you're going to go to jail. You understand that? >> If you come over here like you're going to touch me, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. I did not give you permission to do that. So, you need to control yourself. All right. I understand you guys been drinking. I'm asking you questions. I'm conducting investigation. >> I'm going through death. My husband died. My mother died. My dog died and I'm trying to visit my h my kid and my wheel falls off again. I'm under extreme stress. >> Uhhuh. Well, you don't need to take that on on me, right? I'm not taking on you. Well, you are. All right. So, that man is just an an employee, correct? Right. You've never lived with him. Never been in a relationship with him. Nothing like that. Right. >> Dick. He was my gallery coordinator. >> That's fine. I'm asking questions. Right. >> For Milange Antiques and Gallery for 10 years. Been working. I paid him to drive me up. >> But you have to listen to what I have to ask. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you specific questions cuz you obviously don't want to like answer my questions. You don't want us here. So, I'm trying to make sure that I cover my bases so that we can get you guys out of here. Okay. >> Are you Russian? >> No, it's Polish. All right. Um, but >> I speak Russian with Polish accent. So, that's what I'm speaking right here. So, I only speak English. >> Okay. >> According to witnesses, Linda had been drinking for hours before police arrived. As a result, officers struggled to obtain even basic information. Her impaired state combined with an inflated sense of self-importance and repeated claims of personal advantages only made the interaction more difficult and showed she was taking the situation lightly. But um so they're saying that that he grabbed you, he pushed you, he was pulling on you. Okay. So So none of that was outside of your consent. >> None of that was true. He never even touched. Do >> you have your driver's license on you? >> He never touched me. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> Point is a a driver's license on you? >> Yes. >> I do have to go and you can just put your drink down the ground. You can just get your driver's license out of your bag >> or you can hand your your drink to her. >> No, I'm not helping. >> Well, can you hold it? But now >> I don't want on the ground. Unbelievable. >> I need your driver's license. >> They're focusing on the wrong things right now. >> So, what's your guys' plan after this? >> We're going They're dropping the bloody car that the tires come off five times. This is five times. >> We're taking it to Tire Plus, Darling. >> Okay. >> Taking tire plus, right? And that boy decided to call the police. >> Not that I have anything as police. Believe me, my family was police. I give chocolates to the police. That's not it. >> And I I I appreciate you, you know, being police people and putting your life in danger. I'm like >> I appreciate that. >> I really I I'm say I go I give him a three tier chocolate thing. Everyone knows me. >> Okay. So, just hang out over here. You can get in the shade or something. Don't come yelling at them. Don't come talking to anybody. Just give me a minute. I I didn't say you are. I just said not to. The man Linda had mentioned turned out to be a complete stranger. Before officers even arrived, he had inserted himself into the heated exchange. Clearly intoxicated and immediately defensive. His presence didn't calm the situation. It intensified it, pushing an already volatile moment closer to chaos. >> Ma'am, you say what's your name? Brenda. >> Audrey. >> Audrey. Sorry, I'm stable. No problem. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. You don't know. >> Audrey. >> Yeah. away from hell. >> You need to stop yelling. You need to stay over there. >> You need to stay over there. >> You need to stay over there. >> All right. So, just like the two of them, you are also being trespassed on this property. You are no longer able to come back. If you do come back, you're subject to arrest. As soon as they finish paying for the tow, you guys are going to have to get in the truck and you have to leave. So, if you can go over there so that way you stop yelling, that would be ideal. >> Yes. Yes. As soon as I I have the trespasses done, I'll come inside to have you guys sign them. At this point, Linda couldn't help herself. In a failed attempt to regain control and assert her sense of power, she believed she could simply walk away with the tow truck. However, she had other plans, ones that would only make the situation spiral even further out of control. >> Sweetheart, >> no. I'm supposed to be home with my books. >> Your attitude. >> My attitude? >> My shoe fell off. That's okay. >> Just a minute. >> Daddy. Daddy. Daddy. Daddy. I can't do that. I'm not bad. I'm a little girl. >> Are you able to drop the car off of property or >> boss? Yeah. Where do you want me to leave? >> Just anywhere that's not here. >> Anywhere that's not here. >> You can do You can do the next building's property. >> We take care of drug addicts. >> You're not acting like a lady. Unfortunately, >> I am. My shoe fell off. >> Got it. I didn't mean to burn you. I love the police. >> Please don't take me to a police station. >> There's a difference between a police station and >> No, you're not taking me to jail. >> Okay. >> No, you cannot. You can't. You can't. I can't. I'm >> Stop. Stop moving. >> You can't do this to me. >> Daddy. Daddy. Daddy, daddy, I got ready to leave my house. Please stop this. >> Yeah. And you know, I came to my son and my friend came off my way. Put your shoe on. >> There you go. >> I am not going into place. >> Even after officers moved forward with the arrest, Linda continued acting erratically, showing no restraint in her words or behavior. >> Do you have any pockets? Anything on you at all? Linda, do you have anything on you at all? >> What? >> Anything? >> Like what? >> Any item. C4 guns. >> Just have a seat in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Have a seat in the car. >> Can I have my um with me? >> Have a seat in the car. >> I can't go to the jail. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You are under arrest for battery on law enforcement. >> I did not do that. >> Step up on the side. >> Step up. You got to step up. >> I need my phone. >> Either step up or have to pull you off so I can pick me up. >> Please be friends. Can you shoot this off of me? >> This is not fun. This is ridiculous. Mr. Uh, darling boy, I have my You have my Where's my thing? >> Where's my >> Yeah. >> Where's my pocket book? Here. >> This? I got it. >> Except for Take this thing off. >> Do I? >> Yeah. >> I need to call my lawyer right now. Take this thing off. >> There it goes. >> Hey, sweetheart. I can't. Give me my phone. I call my lawyer right now. I called him early to see if he could pick me up. >> Sit over here. >> I never did. I I I >> Seated in the patrol car handcuffed, Linda launched a stream of demands and dramatic remarks, making it clear she still believed she was in control. >> Once you're back to the back of the car, I want to adjust these cuffs for you. >> Take them off. >> I'm not going to take them off. >> You have to take them off. >> No, I'm not going to call my face that way. >> Please take them. >> Face that way. Linda, >> why would you take them? I check the >> Do you want me to adjust them or do you want me to leave them where they are? >> They're too tight. >> Okay. So, I need you to face the left side of the car so I can adjust your >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Cuz you battered them all. >> I did not. My fell off. >> That's your opinion. You're intoxicated. >> You are intoxicated. >> I have been gone through stress. >> You are intoxicated. Okay. >> I'm not saying no. >> Please. Sweet. >> I did not mean it. Look. Linda. See? >> Linda. Linda. Look. Linda. Linda. >> Are you going to do it again? Cuz if you do it again, we're going to start charges. >> Move out of the way. I just want to show I understand what you're saying. I don't need you to show me. >> I cannot go to a jail. >> Okay. Well, put your feet back in the car. I'm not going to adjust your hands. >> But please don't let me adjust your hands. I can't be with those people. I'm scared of those people. You cannot do this to me in the car. >> Dear Jesus. Dear Jesus. Dear Jesus, please don't let them do it. Take it away from me, darling. Please. It's too hard. >> Are you going to resist some more? Would you like to receive an additional charge? Put your feet in the car. That's order. >> Are you wanting me to adjust them? This is your last shot. >> Face the left side of the car and continue to face the left side of the car. >> And I want my phone so I call my lawyer. >> You will not be calling the lawyer right now. >> I'm calling my lawyer >> cuz he I called him to pick me up. >> Hold on. You need to stop moving. I'm the one that's moving this. >> I don't belong here. >> That's your opinion. >> I No, no, no. Stop turning towards him. >> Loose. Lucy, >> I'm putting them to where our policy requires just one finger that's able to fit inside. >> I don't know how this ever happened, but I must say I must say this cannot happen. >> Linda's aggressive and out of control behavior fueled by excessive drinking forced officers to take an unexpected course of action, taking her to the hospital for a medical evaluation before she could be booked into jail. >> I do not belong in police custody. >> Well, as of right now, you are >> Well, I did two crimes in the state of Florida. My shoe fell off. >> Watch out. He's trying to shut the door. >> Have a seat in the wheelchair. >> I'm not [ __ ] goddamn pulling my I'm not going to go hospital. >> Have a seat. >> Get me my pocketbook. I call my lawyer. >> Have a seat. >> Get me mying pocketbook. >> Have a seat. >> You scoot yourself all the way back. >> Act like an adult. >> Can I please have my pocketbook so I can call my lawyer? >> Nope. All right, good. I need my >> contact. You'll contact them at the jail. >> I did nothing wrong. Nothing. I was trying to get my people home safely because for the fifth time the wheel of my Jaguar came off and I was justating and look came off and they thought that I I did a thing on a police person. My family are police people. >> It's not police. >> Linda, the problem is you're intoxicated, right? So, for the past 20 minutes as we've been driving here, >> why don't you just >> You've been saying that you kicked your shoe at me. >> But you didn't kick your shoe. >> You did it to him. >> No, I left this 15. >> I was proving a point that when I go like that, the shoe comes off. Did you see what I did? I made three times now. >> In the end, Linda was charged with resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement officer. Moving on to the case of officers conducted a routine traffic stop involving Wes Watson, who appeared to believe his status [music] and fame placed him above the law. However, during the encounter, those assumptions quickly backfired. >> Bro, I'm famous online. I had lots of cars. Everyone knows me out here. The cops know >> this tag comes back to nothing. >> Yeah, right. >> Yeah, it comes back to nothing. >> There's no way. >> Comes back to nothing. >> Want 50 grand in my account right now, dude, for what you guys just did to me. >> You guys put me in the worst position ever. Straight up, dog. You just put me in the worst position ever, bro. On March 11th, 2024, an officer conducted a routine traffic stop on a $600,000 Rolls-Royce that was being driven without a tag or insurance. The driver wasted no time trying to play the fame card, bragging about his 15 car collection in a desperate attempt to dodge [music] responsibility, but the officer wasn't buying it. I know from ID your license registration here. >> You're typing on your vehicle. You know that? >> Yeah. These guys always do that here. I buy cars cash all the time. The backup station tag. I have a tag in the trunk. It's a temporary, but it looks like it has like weird numbers on it. >> I bought cash a little bit insurance cash. You know, I'm famous online. I don't [ __ ] around, but it pisses me off. going to get pulled over so much because like Florida's got some bull. California too and you guys these car companies don't give people their plates, right? And I buy my the car's paid. >> Within the first 30 seconds of speaking to the suspect, he'd already mentioned twice that he bought the car in cash and claimed he was buying so many cars [music] there might be a temporary tag somewhere in the trunk. He then handed over insurance papers for another Rolls-Royce with a completely [music] different VIN number, hoping the officer wouldn't notice. Let's continue. license. Probably not. >> I'm not leaning on. I'm not touching it. Let >> me show you the license plate. >> Stand by. >> This doesn't pertain to uh your Phantom. >> Yeah, there's a 2024. >> Not the same VIN, man. They messed it up after you were making Wi-Fi. >> This piece of paper got it. But that this is that doesn't go with it. >> I have 15 cars. Like this. These guys must have [ __ ] it up. Then look it. Here's another one of my Rolls-Royce. >> Maybe they switched the numbers up on accident. Here. Is it this one? Look at 24. I have multiple [ __ ] it up. They [ __ ] up a number. That's their fault. >> Part of my car is cash. Big dog. >> I got you. It's not. It's It's not the >> 15. I have 10 Rolls-Royce. >> Yeah, it has It has nothing to do if you buy them in cash or not. It just has to do that. You don't have to buy them. Give me a second. >> No, give me a second. >> The officer ran the Rolls-Royce's VIN through a national database, but it didn't come back registered to any owner. That's when Wes Watson called the dealership he claimed to have bought the car from, trying to smooth things over. Watson, >> what's your current address? >> Me, bro. I'm famous online. I have a box of cars. Everyone knows me around here. The cops know me. I'm not a business. >> Yeah, these guys do this to me. I buy my cars cash and they do this to me all the time. It's like just gets old, man. I have 15 cars. So, >> you live and work down here? >> Yeah. But so then they what they do is they they sit there and say like, "Oh, sorry that one." Like there's a lot of problems with these car dealers in in Florida. >> I have like >> What's up, bro? How you doing? >> The issue we're having right now is that this car is not even registered. >> All right. You gave me a uh It doesn't come back registered. >> You gave me a card from North Carolina and then the vehicle originally came from Maryland >> and it only came up in Maryland with no information belonging to you or anyone. >> So they when I sign it off, they should have registered it. Yeah, I I I'm assuming Yeah, they should have, but ultimately >> it it it lies on your hands that you're driving the vehicle. >> Yeah. >> All right, >> call them right now. >> So, what do I need to tell this guy? >> So, what So, what what am I what are you going to what numbers can you tell them to tell them this car is legit to drive? Like cuz then the kid who did the insurance put the wrong pin number on the insurance. Like what can we I mean I'm not getting a ticket for this. I paid 600,000 for this car. Gosh. >> Of course. Of course. Yeah. Let me let me is a coffee with you right now. >> He's right here. >> Yes, sir. Who am I speaking with? >> Yes, sir. Because this is a brand new vehicle. It takes 30 days for the for the for them to send us the title, which is why >> that's that's great, but we're we're we're in Florida, so we need to obey by Florida laws. We're not in Maryland. We're not in California. We're not in North Carolina. We He has no registration. That receipt is not a registration. >> The vehicle is not registered. >> Okay. And then the insurance that you guys gave him is not even the same VIN. So, he's uninsured right now at this moment. The vehicle is not registered and it's an arrestable offense in Florida. >> The officer quickly laid out the facts when he got the dealership on the line. The Rolls-Royce wasn't properly registered and there was no valid tag or insurance on file. Despite this, both Wes and the dealer seemed unfazed, acting as if it wasn't a big deal. The officer then proceeded to check the tags Wes had tossed in the trunk, looking for anything remotely valid. >> Let me see the You want to open up the trunk? have to drive this. They They keep doing that to me in Florida, bro. They keep doing this [ __ ] >> Let me hold on to it real quick. >> And I know that said it was like 30 days. Um so I don't know if that one was good, but you let me just get it back to my warehouse. I won't drive. >> Give me a second. >> But hey, you guys. >> Yeah, I got you. Give me a second. What's up, boss? >> Those dudes are out, man. It sucks, bro. I do the right thing. I buy this gas and they burn me like this. Like, >> so it is arrestable. >> I'm not taking you. I'm I'm doing a a promise to appear, get it all squared away, show that you took care of it, and you're on your way. >> Oh, so what do I do? >> I'm going to give you paperwork. You're going to get in within in the mail two to three months of a court hearing. Have it all squared away. Show your reg >> through Zoom. >> Okay. >> Show all your reg show your registration that you got it Florida and all that stuff. Take care of it. >> Two times before and like I know they want to move product, but if it's not ready to move it, don't move it. >> Yeah, exactly. Like I told them, >> you're trying to move quick, bro. Someone in a bad position cuz you're like, "Hey, I want to make a sale." Don't do that. >> That's wrong. So now the other thing, I can't have you driving the car. The car can't be driven. I got a record. I'm going to let you with the option of we either take it to the toyard or you could get with the record and whatever the fee is to get it over to the place that you need to get it to, >> but you got no insurance. >> Oh, I got insurance, bro. >> It's not in the system, man. So, it's it's not going to be valid. It doesn't it doesn't uphold and it doesn't stay valid. >> All right. So, I'm I'm doing that. not to car a citation for like a promise to appear that I >> coming up. The officer confronted Watson with the fact that the license plate wasn't valid and that the car had no legal documentation to be on the road. >> Watson, step up. >> Registration right here. I was going to try to show it to you. >> This tag comes back to nothing. >> Yeah, right. Yeah, it comes back to nothing. >> There's no way. >> Comes back to nothing on everything. >> Here, here's the here's the proof of registration. I do everything right. I'm not kidding. It's done to me, bro. >> Is this this that you're showing me or this? >> This is what he's sending right here. >> What's this? >> This is a plate or something. I don't know if you mentioned that, but this is the proof of registration. >> That that car with that bin doesn't come up in Florida. If you must have just done it now, it wasn't registered. >> It's registered. There's no way. This this comes to nothing. >> That comes up to nothing. >> To nothing. >> To nothing at all. >> Well, I got to just go. I'll leave you in the car. I'm g >> I have to do >> All right. >> Just sign here for me. where your signing is just saying I told you >> you're gonna take the car. >> Yeah, it'll get it'll get towed and then if you want it, it could go to your wherever you want it, but you're going to need to pay out of pocket for that. You're going to need to wait. >> All right. >> This is crazy. >> You're signing here not to perform any admission of guilt. You're just saying that you're going to appear in court through Zoom and show the registration and everything that is uh is showing valid. All right. That you're going to get everything squared away. >> So, this plate comes up to nothing >> to nothing. Zero. At this point, Watson was visibly frustrated and soon began preparing to leave the scene, though not exactly on his own terms. >> Take a picture of this. >> You want to say going to go visit me, bro? Why do you got to say that to people? I'm a good dude. >> Because you need to sign. I'm not I'm not denying it. >> But if you don't have to treat people like that, >> Yeah, but you're treating me wrong. You're treating me wrong. You're saying, "No, I'm just going to sign. >> I'm a good Cuz I want to go." >> All right, I got you. But you got to do your part. I'm confused. You're being a dude. >> No, I'm not. It's Everything's recorded. Everything's recorded. You're going to leave the vehicle or you going to you going to win? >> You going to leave it? >> Yeah. >> All right. Where are the keys? I have 10 >> [ __ ] cars. I don't need this [ __ ] >> I'm giving them their car back. >> All right. You got everything. >> You guys are taking this car back. I'm not even taking it. Just give me my money back. >> You guys me over so bad. I want 50 grand in my account right now for this. [ __ ] you guys. Get >> your Get your license. I have it. >> You got it. Watson left the scene, at least for a moment. But just as things seemed to settle, the officer remembered one final detail. And that's when everything flared up all over again. >> Wait up. One more thing. Watson, let me get your thumb print real quick. >> I need your thumb print. It's going to be each on these squares. It's a couple of pages. >> Straight up, bro. You, bro. I want 50 grand in my account right now, dude, for what you guys just did to me. >> You guys put me in the worst position ever. Straight up, dog. You just put me in the worst position ever, bro. >> I don't give a [ __ ] bro. You think this cop's going to hear it now? I'm walking away. He's telling me I'm going to have to go with force if I don't sign anything. You just [ __ ] ruined my [ __ ] day. Come out, bro. No. [ __ ] you, bro. You should have gave me the right [ __ ] bro. [ __ ] you. 50 grand in my account right now. Right now, bro. Right now, bro. >> No, you can't. What? The guy said, "What the I'm going to see." >> He sent the picture of the plate. It's an Ohio plate. >> Yeah, but the guy don't give a [ __ ] about that. Do you care about an Ohio plate? We're in Florida. Talk to him. >> We're in Florida. >> He said, "We're in Florida. I don't care about an Ohio plate." It sounds like a bunch of >> Yeah, but you could drive an Ohio car in Florida. >> You You reside here. I could have put more charges. I only gave you one, >> dude. He keep telling me he's giving charges. You >> It's a residential violation. >> It's a res. >> About 5 minutes later, Wes Watson returned again, sir. Sir, how are you? >> Yes, sir. >> Good. Good. Sorry, Devonte. I apologize. So, he just didn't have the plate on the back, but but the plate is there. >> Sir, listen. Listen, listen. You're not going to We're not You're not going to run this down. All right. Just because you did you did bad business with your client. All right. The vehicle is not registered. Simple as that. It's not registered. >> That tag that temp tag that temp tag did not come back to anything. Okay. It's been expired since February. All right. And secondly, I ran the VIN and the only thing that VIN of that vehicle comes back. So, let's be honest. If you're a business person, be an honest person to your client. And that's as simple as that. That plate is does not come back to anything. The only thing that comes back to that bin of that vehicle is and it only has the description of the vehicle. It doesn't come back to your client, doesn't come back to Watson, it doesn't come back to your dealership. It doesn't come back to you. It doesn't come back to anything. >> Can I just Can I just talk for one second, sir? >> Yes. >> The the the plate that I sent you a picture of in Ohio doesn't go back to that car. Is that what you're saying? >> The VIN never put on the car. >> That That's fine. But that that plate does not belong to that vehicle because it only comes back and it shows from with no tag and it only shows the make, model of the vehicle. So, whatever whatever whatever you guys decided whatever you guys decided to do within 20 seconds to to make your client feel good or whatever that's that's different. >> It's not 20 seconds. Do you want me to pull a pull a report from the DMV system to all the 52 states? >> Sir, >> I can pull a port from the DMV. >> Sir, it it doesn't come back. >> I ran I I ran I ran the bin of that vehicle through all 50 states and nothing came back. But I'm saying, do you want me to pull a report because I don't I don't need your pulls up. >> Your your computer system is not criminal justice database of tag agencies and everything. I'm I'm running the bin myself because I'm a cop and I'm able to do so, right? And and nothing come and nothing comes up. So, you can show me all the proof in the world until it's put in paper and it's certified, notorized, whatever the case may be, then it's legitimate. But I'm not even taking any of your word for anything cuz I don't know who you are. >> I'm not asking you to take my word. I'm sure there's been some impressive. >> Yeah, you can roll it up. >> I don't He's getting He's getting promised to appear. You should have just given him what he deserved at the moment that he bought your vehicle. That's it. >> All right, sir. Have a nice day. All right, sir. >> I'm not talking to that guy anymore. No, it's not on you, but it's on me also that I'm on body camera, bro. So, I got to do my part if you understand me. If you don't, then that that is what it is. I'm not trying to be anything different to you or anything. It's just it's it's the name of the game. >> Good. In the end, Wes Watson was hit with four citations, one of them criminal, and his $600,000 Rolls-Royce was towed.