On June 18th, 2025, a trashy low-life woman tried to pull off a $300 Uber refund scam, thinking she could outsmart the system. But Karma had other plans. What started as a routine ride turned into a viral spectacle when her sneaky plan backfired spectacularly. Watch till the end for the twist that no one saw coming. >> How's it going? How are you, sir? >> Doing good. So, um, how's coming? >> Yeah. So um this lady ordered for an Uber. >> Mhm. >> Uh at around um time of pickup was uh was 3:29 p.m. Mhm. >> And they picked up from an street. She was going to South K on North that is Kennedy Drive in. And uh so when I drove her off, she say, "Hey, can you can you give me a ride to Summerland?" She say she was going to attend the bath of a friend and I was like, "You order for another Uber." She said, "No, can I do cash?" Like, "Okay." And uh she was supposed to give me 85. Mhm. I was like, "Uh, all right." And then she said, "Okay, I'm just going to give you 100 plus the cheap." Okay, cool. And then I drive off, take her to some land, drop her off. And uh by the time I picked her, she was smelling weed. I think she was she said she was going to divorce and well that's all my business. >> So when I drop her off, she said, "Hey, can you pick me up later on when I'm done with my friends?" I'm like, "Okay." I mean to like to come back from Key West to pick you and then back there going to be 200. She said, "No problem." Which I did. She called me to go pick her up and picked her up. But when I went to the to the bar where she was drinking from, I tried to call her like five times who was sitting in the bar on the counter. I'm like, "Hey, I'm supposed to get back to Key West and go back to work." She said, "I'm coming." And then there were two ladies sitting outside the bar. They were like, "If you're dealing with her, she's giving out fake money." I said, "She gave me fake money already, and that's why I'm here. So she can either send me zel or ketchup and give her lot money." So she say, "Hey, I can only fix that when we get twice." I bring her. She say I stopped by um uh next to Harro where the bushman like scares people with the trunk and all that. >> Yep. >> Yeah. So I'm like, "Okay, how long can I wait?" I was holding traffic. >> He said, "Let me come back." >> Mhm. >> So when I went to turn around to come back, she said one. >> Okay. Yeah. Gotcha. And that's the $100. >> Yeah. This is the $100 bill. And then she left a small bag. She took her past I think because uh that's the bag she left. And uh that's the day she left. >> Yeah. And I tried taking video. She was trying to make multiple calls like two friends to help her out. But that's fine. Okay. Yeah. Nice. All right. Um is that an iPhone or? >> Yeah, mine is an iPhone. Okay. Can you airdrop uh that to me here? >> Do you want to press the videos? >> Uh yeah, just send me everything. Okay. This wasn't just a scam. It was a full-on moral crash. The driver kept his cool, but you could hear the frustration under every word. Like someone who just realized kindness can backfire hard. She played the sweet act while plotting the hustle, feeding off his trust like it was free lunch. Yep. She's wasting my whole day anything. Yeah. All right. And then Yep. I've got in the system. That's your phone number. Yes. Okay. Let me write that down. Make sure that we get that. >> Right. >> So the total amount is $300. >> 300. >> Yeah. >> She disappeared. So, she paid for the original Uber uh from straight to Circle. That was through the app. >> Okay. And then she asked me if if I can go up in the key and give her a ride. I'm like, "Okay, but you need to order for another." She say, "Can I just fine?" >> Yeah. I said, "Okay, $100." Yeah. Gotcha. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, do you have your or driver's license with you? Yeah. Cool. Heat. Heat. There you go. And your phone number as well. What's your phone number? Gotcha. >> All right. So, uh, do you know what bar you picked her up at? Was it? >> It's called Coconut. Coconut something. Coconuts. Is that on Big Climb? >> Yeah, Big Climb. Oh my god. Right around the Diaz zone area. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. There's the four-way traffic. There's the traffic light right before that. >> Okay. So, okay. She said she was going to see a friend for a birthday. >> Gotcha. And the bartender at Coconuts told you be careful. There were two ladies outside. They were they were talking conversing and then they told me if you're here to I see you're talking to her but she's giving out fake money. Yeah, you should be careful that she already given me fake money and picking out but all I want is real money. Her offer of extra cash sounded sweet but fake kindness always comes with a catch. He thought it was just an easy gig. Quick money, no drama. But every word out of her mouth was another thread in her trap spun tight with charm and lies. Classic setup. Classic fooling >> before we leave. So she said I cannot do anything until we get he then I have she said stop by and yeah. >> Yeah. Get license plate as well. And do you know what what direction she walked when you dropped her off? So um when I drove her off right right next to the postman the guy that is carrying people. So she turned walking this way this way. >> So I was holding traffic. I had to go down to the light then come back. I saw she was sitting there the exact walkway. There's just there's a small path here. Yep. Right. Right behind the fence. She she was sitting there trying to take in her car. When I came back here she had gone. >> Okay. Yeah. Gotcha. Uh, how long ago did you drop her off? >> I tried calling on her phone just like 10 minutes ago. Yeah, just like 10 minutes. Was the last call was at 9:14. Okay. Yeah, 9:14. >> So, you probably dropped her off around like 9:12. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> cuz it happened really fast. Okay. And she just left this platform. I don't know what you think. Yeah. Heat. Heat. And yeah, I'll take her back. Sounded like nobody wanted to go. >> Yeah. >> Sure. >> Okay. Uh for sure. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Right. Come on. Can I get a case number? >> The story had hit its breaking point. She was no longer the charming chatterbox. She was a scammer caught mid-performance. The driver's face shifted from polite disbelief to cold realization. That fake sweetness gone. Her charm had curdled fast, turning as sour as spoiled milk left out in the sun. Got you. Thank you. All right. So, this is my business card with the case number on it. Okay. I'll uh I'll give you a call if I find her. If you find her, uh call 911 and let them know. Uh hopefully one of us can get there fast enough to apprehend her. Okay? because what she did is not okay. And if I can't find her, you got you've given me more than enough proof that that crime occurred. So, I'm going to sign a warrant for her or get a warrant uh signed for her arrest. So, and you're obviously one of the best charges, correct? >> Yeah, of course. I mean, why would she do that to me? I've spent like almost 4 hours with her and lost. >> I haven't done I mean, I haven't what I need to Yeah. You know, I this this like my my other job. I'm a security guard. I work at night and I drive over during the day. So, I don't really sleep cuz I'm trying to, you know, trying to feed my family. >> Yeah. All right. Hi. Um Yeah. I'm going to I'm going to look around for her. She's wearing the same >> Yeah. Same dress >> dress and everything. >> Yeah. She has the uh she has a black bus and a black hair. All right, I'm going to go look around for her. Uh, if you happen to see her, like I said, just call 911. Heat. Heat. And you're checking out an open center. How you doing? >> What happened? What happened? >> Okay. Set up. Grab your bag. My bag. >> All right. Let's walk over to my patrol car over here. >> What did I do? All right, let's walk. I'll explain that once we get over there. >> Man, I actually felt bad for that poor driver. The guy got hustled clean by her fake sweetness. Instead of handing over the promised hundred, she flipped the script and pulled off a $300 scam like it was child's play. Seriously, how low can you go? >> I don't know. You tell me. I feel like you have an idea. >> Uh, no, I don't. >> Okay. Did you go out to Big Pine today? >> To Big Pine today? Yeah. >> Why am I in trouble? >> Of course. >> All right. So, just uh let's walk up to the back of my vehicle here. Okay. Here, I'll take your bag. There you go. Just walk up to the back of my vehicle here and place your hands on the vehicle for me. Place your hands on the vehicle. All right. Now, place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest >> for defraud. >> Using fake bills to pay for stuff. You can't use fake bills. All right, step over here. Step. Step. There we go. Come on, Paul. I got 115. You got anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. Because if you introduce anything anything in the jail that was considered illegal, that's an additional felony. >> Okay. All right. Have a seat. What did I do? Luckily in here. All right. I was going to read you a few things. All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. There we go. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained? Okay. Having these rights in mind, uh, do you wish to talk to me now without having a lawyer present? >> Nothing to say. The real shame was that even after getting caught, she still had the nerve to argue instead of owning up. Everything was laid out plain as day. Yet, she kept digging her own grave. What she did deserved more than just legal payback. It was a moral crash, and every bit of her downfall was written by her own stubborn hands. Heat up here. Yes, ma'am. >> All right. So, watch TV all the time. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, we have a regular >> during the day. Yeah, they come out every once in a while. >> Yeah, >> at night. No, they they they don't work at night, but during the day they're supposed to be out doing like community outreach stuff, but it's honestly pretty rare to see, unfortunately. >> I know our stables are kind of towards the amphitheater. Uh if you ever you can like go during the day uh regular business hours, they'll show you the horses and the the horse guys are always there during the day. Uh so they just kind of sit behind the desk. So >> yeah, it's it's a pretty good job. So >> well, I already found it. Case closed almost. No, have a good one. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Inside the police car, the whole vibe flipped. The tight space, the heat, and the guilt all hit her at once. She finally switched into regret mode, but that train had already left the station. The officer stayed cool, firm, calm, and completely in control. That's the difference right there. She lied and lost. He stood on truth. All right. So, I've got this bag here, too. This is coming to the jail if that's all right. >> I I this >> Okay, this is yours. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. uh giving a cab driver a fake $100 bill. >> The officers were kneede in her stuff, checking every detail and pulling together the facts for what came next. She treated both the law and basic decency like they were optional. But now the punchline had flipped on her. The only ride she had left came with flashing lights, locked doors, and a one-way ticket to reality. I can't breathe. It's so hot. >> Would it help if I rolled your window down a little more? >> I just I I just can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Huh? That makes it worse. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. All right. There's not much I can do. So, I can either have the air on full blast and have this little window open or I can It's hot as [ __ ] in the salad port. I can open the door for you. >> No, that's it's not touching anything. >> This is good. No, I talk to my attorney, please. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> There's no reason I should have been arrested today. >> All right. We just got to wait for uh few more minutes. >> And I I have anxiety really bad. I'm anxiety really bad. I don't It's hard for me to breathe in here. It's It's hot. >> Yeah, I'm I'm sweating, too. >> Yeah. I still want to know why you got arrested today, but I'll figure that out with my attorney. Once the evidence stacked up, the officers did exactly what needed to be done. They booked her straight for processing at the station. Justice didn't stall for a second. It showed up right on time. Her little scam journey finally hit its last stop. Welcome to Jail Street, cell block A, where all those smart moves come to rest behind Cold Steel. I can't breathe. Like I I literally cannot breathe. It's that hot. >> Okay, here I'll open the door for you. >> That's so hot. >> I get it. Here you can take the seat belt off and just lean nice and comfortable. >> But I know when I get booked, I can call my attorney, right? I know I can do that. Heat. Heat. Who in that catch. Hopefully I can still get it. Heat up here. Is Dixon working? Who's working tonight? >> What's up? >> Who's Sergeant tonight? >> Sergeants. Uh, we got tonight. It's just Riverado. >> Okay. Okay, that's good. That's good. >> Crying, pleading, spinning stories. None of it did her any good. The truth was out, raw and unfiltered, and there was nowhere left to hide. 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