I swear I haven't done nothing. Do you have the right person? >> Yes. >> No, it's Ashley Trevino. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I've never been in trouble or anything, so I don't know what the like I'm always getting harassed, everything. >> Our special character today is Ashley Trevino, a Tik Tok influencer who decided to build her online fame while allegedly committing fraud behind the scenes. [music] Instead of being honest, she lied for years to get SNAP and Medicaid benefits, [music] hiding income and deceiving the system. Now felony warrants are out and cops show up at her door to arrest her. She gets caught [music] and now watches the show she puts on. Full denial, panic, and drama. >> Hey, come over and talk to me. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Cool. >> What's going on? >> You understand you have an active felony warrant out here at free arrest? >> No, I don't. Okay. >> For what? >> Stand by and I'll let you know. >> Can I go pee real quick? No. >> Sorry. >> A felony warrant. >> Yes, ma'am. Go ahead. >> Hey, turn that off. >> Yeah, you go. >> Confirm that warrant at a walk at you, please. I don't know if you want him to be on your business or >> Yeah, he's my dude. >> Okay. >> They said I have a warrant. >> A warrant? >> I don't know for what. I haven't done nothing. I don't do crap. I don't know what the hell they're talking about. >> Wouldn't I have gotten a ticket? >> What? >> For what? >> This is a felony warrant out of walkatch PD. >> For what? >> For what though? >> I haven't done nothing. >> It says fraud on there. I I'll give her more I'll give her more I'll give you more details once it's confirmed. Okay. >> I swear I haven't done nothing. >> Okay. >> Do you have the right person? >> Yes. >> No, it's Ashley Trevino. I also have Ashley. This is the person with the felony warrant >> for what? >> Once it's confirmed, we'll give you more details, but you are detained at this point. >> Okay, that's pain. >> The confusion on her face was almost as thick as those lashes. She acted completely shocked when they mentioned an active felony warrant for fraud, claiming she never did anything wrong. Honestly, [music] the eyelashes alone deserved a warrant for public safety. She stood there insisting she was innocent while the cops waited for confirmation. It was a bold strategy to play the who me card while being detained. >> Can you call me dad? >> Cuz I don't know for what. Here's my other phone call too. I don't understand what it's for. Y'all can't just take me to this restaurant to go here real quick. Not Hey. Uh, they they just we just got home and the the cops pulled up and said they're taking Ashley to jail because for fraud or something. A felony >> warrant. A felony warrant for fraud. >> I don't know if it was. >> She's never been committed. Nobody's ever told her anything. >> No, I've never done I don't know what they're talking about. >> You want to know what's Can we talk to supervisor? >> Yeah. Here. >> I don't know what it's for. >> For what? >> Say it again. >> It's an active warrant for fraud. That's what it says. 25 to 30,000. I don't know all the details. So, I don't want to just sit here and tell you. >> To 30,000. >> 2500 to 30,000. That's all I know right now. Once it's confirmed, they'll give us more details and I can tell her. But that's the reason why we haven't told you everything. >> Can I get it? >> Yeah. I'll give it to you as soon as I'm done. Okay. >> All right. All right, Julio. We'll get we'll iron out the details here in a little bit. >> Well, can you head this way? >> Can you head to uh to the flax hatchet? >> Yeah. >> So, if she goes down there, it's going to be a couple hours before he can even talk to her. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, I just want to let you know >> it'd probably be better to come here than >> Okay, come to the house. >> Yeah, just come to the house to to my house. >> 27's going to come to you right in. >> Just hurry. for gonna be turning clear. No one. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Call so get a lawyer. >> I am telling you honestly she is just making a mess creating more problems and thinking that in this way she will save herself was totally useless. As the investigation went deeper she thought the officers would fall into her trap and consider her innocent. That was absolutely not the case. When all the evidence is against her, I do not understand why her drama keeps increasing. Instead of accepting responsibility, she keeps escalating the situation, damaging her credibility, worsening consequences, and [music] exhausting everyone involved around her. >> This is crazy. >> This is crazy. >> This is weird. I didn't even know nothing. Like, what the >> Every time the cops come, they don't. I mean, it's weird. I'm about to walk. I got >> So this process right now, all we're doing is waiting on him walks at you to confirm the warrant. Once they confirm the warrant, then that's when we decide if we're You are going to jail if they confirm the warrant. We already told you that. So, uh, >> that's all we're waiting for him to do. >> Okay. I just need to freaking pee, man. Like, I we've been on the street and I drinking water. Like, I literally have to freaking pee. >> I understand. You're good. >> Yeah. Am I ringing? >> Okay. >> Your call has been forwarded to voicemail. >> I've beening answer, bro. How the [ __ ] are you my manager and you're not [ __ ] answering? It's stupid. 500. >> Yes. >> We can't go like closer under there like just cuz it's cold and it's >> No. No. We're good. Like I don't know if y'all have something against me, but he seems like he's just being kind of rude to me and I >> him >> I've never been in trouble or anything. So I don't know what the like I'm always getting harassed everything. >> We have we have nothing against you, man. We're doing our job. >> Like no like it's just weird because like I'm just trying to go somewhere where the water's not like hitting my face or >> No, ma'am. We're just doing our job. Okay. >> But uh right um you need a notepad. Watching her beg to use the restroom for the 10th time made me wonder if she thought a bathroom break was a legal loophole. She even tried to claim the officers were being rude just for doing their jobs and standing in the cold. Some people really believe that having spider lashes and a Tik Tok following made them allergic to the consequences of lying to the government. [music] She just couldn't stop talking even when silence was her best friend. >> Yeah. So she can have access to phone numbers. >> Yeah. They'll give her all that. They'll let her do it at the jail with her phone. >> Yeah. Yeah. They'll let her open it up and write down phone numbers. But if you want to do it now, you can. >> Here you go. Here's a Here's a notepad if you need >> fix it for you. There you go. Freaking >> I'm sorry. We can't allow you to do that. As soon as we get over there, they'll let you. Okay. >> It's going to be all over theing internet, man. Tik Tok's going to have aing blast at this [ __ ] bro. I'mma get threatened and everything. >> It's not going to come. >> No, but they're going to try and threaten me in the jail and everything. >> Uh, what's your dad's number? >> Can you roll my window up? >> No. Yeah. >> I forgot they're down. >> Oh, boy. These [ __ ] are going to threaten me in there and everything that something happened. We'll just send the [ __ ] out. >> I don't know what everything is legal that I have. That's why I'm like what the did I unless somebody use my social on my name. I don't know. forward. >> She's not going to be 287. There's going to be a black Dodge 1500 that's broke down in the middle of the intersection. >> Another freaking car. >> This is the lieutenant. He's just pulling up. >> Oh, I'm like, what the hell? >> Yeah. Yeah, you're good. You're good. No, he's just lieutenant. He's just making sure everything's all right. >> She began worrying about her reputation on the internet, knowing that [music] Tik Tok would have an absolute blast with her mugsh shot. It was wild that she feared being threatened in jail more than she regretted allegedly stealing from the state. She [music] kept insisting everything she owned was legal, but the state's bank records clearly told a very different story. Getting state benefits while her kids barely even stayed with her was actually crazy work. >> Your call has been forwarded. It's >> [snorts] >> 734. >> Good. >> All right. Turn around. Face up. All right. Can you put your phone down for me? Go. Put your hands behind your back. Oh, can you take my >> Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead and do all that. >> I'd be honest with you. I'd take all the droid if you can cuz they're going to take it all at the jail. >> This one's permanent though. >> Okay. They're they're going to try to cut it off. I'm just telling you. >> You can try when you get there, but >> No, it's right there. That's right. >> Can you fit the flashlight, please? >> Right there. >> Can you tell me a little bit more? >> Yeah. When we get in the car, they'll send everything out. >> I don't have You know what I mean? >> Um, how can we get a bell spawn and all that? >> Uh, so you'll be able to call one. He can start calling one now. Go ahead. >> Just pull it. Pull it. >> Pull that circle. >> I'm trying to. It's jammed up. >> Oh my god. >> See, it's all It's all knotted up. >> You have a needle. >> I do not have a needle >> cuz it's I don't know if you can. No, cuz they're going to rip it off. >> It's all It's all tangled up. That's why >> it's right like at the No, right there. You see it? >> Yeah. I see that little >> Yeah. So, no, it comes off though cuz it comes over there. >> They They're not going to help you out the jail. >> Take my rings. Just leave everything else. Leave everything else. They can hit that [ __ ] >> No matter how much the lady kept trying to deny the truth and save herself. The outcome [music] was absolutely clear. She was not going to escape the court of law. The irony of her having a nice car with expensive extensions while facing welfare fraud charges was not lost on me. It was quite disgusting considering there were people out there who actually needed that help to survive. >> Can I take this paper? >> Yeah. >> Do I hold on to it or put it in my bra? >> I can hold on to it for you or you can keep it with you. >> Hey, Ashley, I just have to ask this. There's nothing in your bra, right? Correct. >> No, no, I just have a bra. >> I I know. Just just ask him. >> I'll keep you on hold. >> Call a bell. A bell of sweet right now. >> Come over here. >> Come over here to the squat car right here. All right. >> Oh, you're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. >> Sorry. Sorry. >> I have an extension. Sorry about that. >> All right. Yep. All right. Just making sure there's nothing. >> Oh, no. I have rugging. >> Nothing in your waistband. Just using the back of my hand. >> I do have anklet. Can you take it off? >> Yep. >> Okay. Take my I forgot I have anklet. It's under my sock. Yep. >> Okay. Just pull my sock down. My hair is just get that lid off. >> Come over here with me. >> All right. I'm going to call it right now. Okay. >> Okay. Call the bonds. >> Hey, lean towards this way for me. He's going to have to get that buckle there. You're good. >> Can you make my hair open for me? >> Right here. >> Yeah. >> All right. There he is. >> Can I just like give him a kiss before I go? >> Yeah. Hold on just a second. Okay. >> Just pop one. >> Yeah. Hey, will you come over here real quick? She just wants to kiss her by the subject mass one subsc. >> As they moved her to the squad car, she started complaining about her hair extensions being pulled during the search. She was more worried about her fake hair and her anklet [music] than the fact that she was headed to jail. The officer was surprisingly patient, even letting her give her boyfriend a goodbye kiss before the long ride. [music] Her priorities were completely backwards, focusing on leggings and socks while her freedom was vanishing. >> When she gets down there, she'll be able to call you and all that. Yep. >> Um, where's my ID? Do I need it or >> I have your ID? >> I still have her ID. >> Yeah, I still have your ID. It's right here. So, that's all we're taking with us. Okay. >> Call him now. >> I'm calling right now. I call my dad. >> You got a little paper? >> Please be with me, Lord, in the name of Jesus. >> Are you cold, hot, anything? >> I'm cold and I still have to pee. [laughter] >> I'm going to get the heater on. We get down there as quickly as we can. Okay. >> Are you getting more info on it, >> ma'am? >> Are you getting more info? >> Yes, ma'am. Before I Before I leave you, I will have you see something. Okay. >> Okay. [clears throat] So, I know the warrants from walkd. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. Can you turn the heater off? >> Yeah. >> Sorry, my anxiety is like and I feel like I can't breathe. >> I'm like having a panic attack right now. >> [clears throat] [gasps and sighs] [clears throat] >> I'm trying [clears throat] inside the are the anxiety and panic [music] attacks made their scheduled appearance as the reality of the situation finally settled in. She claimed she couldn't breathe and wanted the heater off despite complaining about the cold just minutes [music] earlier. It was a textbook performance of someone trying to manipulate the situation through a medical emergency. The handcuffs were hurting her wrists, but the weight of her lies was likely doing much more damage. These handcuffs hurting Jesus. >> Guys, anything came in? >> Out of Ellis County with less than 30,000 healthcare fraud. >> Healthc care fraud from what? >> I don't know, man. I I'm just the guy that >> healthcare information. >> It doesn't say like a company or nothing. I haven't worked in over a year. >> You've been working over a year? >> No, I haven't worked. >> When was this? >> What is that? >> Does it have like a date? Uh, so when we get into jail, uh, we'll have my data. Yes. >> Healthc care fraud. >> Yes, sir. >> What does that include? Like, does it like I mean, do you have like anything? >> I don't have any of those details. >> My eye is itching. What the Oh [ __ ] So, I have a question. >> Why is it that every time the police came to the house, cuz I think you were on the last call, right? >> Uh, no, I was not there last time. >> It was Wils and somebody else. Okay. You look like the guy that came last time, but um, yeah, they do this like every freaking month. And okay, so the last time it was like >> the spectacle of Ashley Trevino's arrest was a masterclass [music] in deflection and shallow concerns. She spent more time worrying about her hair and her reputation than the fact that she allegedly stole thousands from taxpayers. It was a satisfying conclusion for anyone tired of seeing influencers flaunt wealth [music] while taking resources from the vulnerable. The panic attacks and bathroom breaks didn't save her from the handcuffs, and they certainly won't save her in front of a judge. Ashley Trevino was [music] charged with two thirdderee felonies, welfare fraud and healthc care fraud. In the state of Texas, these crimes involve intentionally providing false information to obtain benefits like SNAP or [music] Medicaid. These felonies typically carry a sentence of 2 to 10 years in prison along with fines reaching up to $10,000. [music] After she posted bond, she immediately went back to social media to play the victim once again for her followers. Her trial is still pending [music] and the internet is waiting to see if she can filter her way out of a prison sentence. Would you like me to find more cases of social media influencers getting caught? Drop a comment below and subscribe for