[Music] Please get your hands off the leg. Please get your hands off of my Please. Turn around. Give me your hands. No, sir. Come here. Come here. Turn your hands. Come on. I want somebody to help me. You want somebody to help you? Help you with what? Michelle, let's help together. Okay. Okay. Begin. 100,00 1,002 100,004 [Music] 1005 1006 1007 1008 109 four women each with their own wild story clash with reality in the most unexpected ways. We did this way our way. It's up to you. We're trying to find out who you are. What's your first name? We're trying to make sure you're safe and find out who you are real quick. Okay. If you don't have any warrants or anything like that, then we're good. But I need to get your first name and all that information. Okay. I'm just I just woke up and I keep I got you just in the bedroom. Oh, okay. I'm going to my bedroom. Where's your bedroom? I'm not interested in telling anybody right now. I just woke up from sleep. Okay. What's your first name? I'm not here to give out any names. What's that? I'm not here to give out any names, sir. I'm so sorry. Well, you're not free to leave right now. Okay, then. So, let's begin with your first name because if so, if are you familiar what resisting is if you don't give me your information, that is what we call resisting. Yes, sir. So, what is your first name? Um, I don't have one. Open up your first and give me your ID. I don't have one. Hm. I don't have one though. You don't have one? No, I actually have to get my ID back today. From where? From your girlfriend's house. I open my door. Okay, then get my officer here firstand. No, thank you. Huh? No, thank you. No, give him now or we're going to go in cuffs and we're going to walk down the stairs and I'll find out who you are later. Okay. No, thank you, sir. Say what? I said, okay, no thank you, sir. They had the skateboarding on and I fell asleep. I apologize. Okay, now they're watching racing. We're just going to help you make sure you're okay. Can you please Huh? Can you please not sit over me like that? I'm I'm not trying to intimidate you or anything, but if you live here, why are you sleeping up here on the couch? I said I was watching in Oh, you're watching You were watching something. Oh, okay. Are you a student in Tallahassee? Um, I would love to continue to be one, but I'm graduating. So, no. From where? With what? With what major? I'm not interested in talking, honestly, sir. You don't want to talk about your major? No. Just 12 days after receiving a trespassing warning for a similar incident, Autumn Lead Better was reported to 911 for sleeping in the lobby and folding towels. When officers arrived, she became combative and refused to provide her name. You got your phone on you? Yeah. Call starting chair real quick and have a seat. One second. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Okay. No. Sit down. Whoa. What is the problem? Sit down. That's the problem. You were standing up and I told you to sit down. Not sitting down. Well, then you're about to go in cuffs. No, thank you. Uh, yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yep. You're going to go sit down right now cuz you've already been warned about this. And then when you call in, just hand me the phone real quick. Okay. You hear? Hm. What' he say? Nothing in arms. Yeah. Yeah. Van. So, I got security here. He's got a picture of her and a case number. Um, young lady has been I guess I'm trying to get clarification on what was actually said in the report um about the trespassing. She's still refusing to give information or anything just like the last time. Um, but security guards got a case number and a picture of her too from last time. In the US, trespassing is the act of entering or remaining on someone's property without permission. It can be criminal or civil with criminal trespass often treated as a misdemeanor, but it can become a felony in serious cases. Yes, that's what we're saying. What time is it? What time is it? It's 1:25 a.m. Okay. Yeah. Okay. You got finals coming up or something like that? Holidays? Yeah. I'm making her sit down here right now until I call you about it. just the picture in case obviously yeah I I'll write something on this one and I'll take picture um in case I was a picture of um what the screen has to put in my um notes hold up hold up hold up hold up over there stay over Stay over there. I'm going. No. Do No. No. Don't stop. Please don't touch me. Go. Go. Sit back over there. Go sit over there. Go sit back over there. Go sit back over there. You're not You're not free to go. Stop. Please don't touch me. Go sit back over there. Please don't touch me. Go sit back over there. Stop. You're not free to go. You're not free to touch me. Yes, I am. Am I being detained? Yes, you are detained. You are detained for what? For an investigation. Go sit down. What type of investigation? A trespassing. Let go of me. Then sit down. Don't let go of me. You're going in cuffs if you don't sit down. Sit down. Seriously, if you don't sit down, we'll put you in cuffs. Seriously, let go of me. Turn around. Turn around. Stop. Stop. Stop. Yeah. Stop resisting. Stop. Seriously, let go of me. No. I got you. Okay. Why? What did I do? Will ask you question on just Yeah. [Music] Lady, would you stop? Seriously, can we touch real quick? I'm supposed to pee. Can I please pee? You just kick me? Can I pee? Wait, let me just ask I'm scratching. Sir, we walk in right here. You're under arrest. That's definitely not happening. Why? I'm just asking if I can use the restroom. Holy. Make sure you get them in between there so she doesn't try to slip on. Now you're going to jail for freaking battery on Ilio. [Applause] [Music] Double up here. That way. Stop. Stop. What the? You're hurting my knee so bad. Stop kicking and stop squirming. I just want to use the restroom. [Applause] 755 dispatch, we got 115. Stop kicking. Somebody use the restroom. You will when you get to go to jail. Sure. Oh, please stop. Please get your hands off of my Please get your hands off of my Please. Hey, sorry. Um, or if somebody else wants to come here with a hobble, she's like kicking us and everything, too. Please. Please. Please stop. Please just let me use the restroom. That's all I ask. Holy. Stop kicking. Okay. What is wrong? What can I Well, you're under arrest for trespassing. You're under arrest for battery on LEO now. We're going to um just have you write a statement too about the previous incident and then obviously this. Stop doing that. Stop hitting your head. Let me use the restroom. What's that? Let me use the restroom. Yeah. I use the restroom. Seriously. Yes, sir. No worries. Please. [Applause] [Music] Yeah. No worries, sir. We can go. Please stop. Stop. Autumn was medically cleared at a hospital before being jailed for trespassing after warning, resisting arrest, and battery on officers. The battery charges were later dropped. She pleaded no contest to the arrest and was sentenced to 11 months in Ian County Jail. Matt, stay right there. Right now. right now. Yes, sir. Turn around. Give me Give me your me hands. Give me your hands. Turn around. Give me your hands. No, sir. Come here. Come here. Turn your hands. Come. 26. I'm over 26 to 40. I'm out here at the seafood place. Come here now and stop. Right next to 40. Uh, correction to Wendy's 26 Leburg. I have a white female detained. You stand right in front of my car. Yes, sir. Stand right there. Where you coming from? You know what just happened. So, why you running? You dropped the bag that has everything in there and you push the the person down. Stop moving. I need you to stand right there in front of my car. Yes, sir. Face the car. Yes, sir. brown bag right there in front of the van. She seen me, dropped it, tried to conceal behind there and walked away. You got ID on you? No, sir. [Music] You have anything in your pockets that'll poke me, stick me, or stab me? No, sir. I don't know if there's anything in my bra. You turn around and sit on my car. burning on my car. There may be something in my bra. I'm not sure. Like like paraphernalia. What kind of paraphernalia? A pipe. A Florida woman, Rosa Lee Taylor, was caught on police body cam stuffing stolen stakes into her purse reportedly taken from a public store. I can see I can see it sticking right there. Okay. Yeah. I'm 48. You got your pad. Get her name in. What's your name? Rose Taylor. Say it again. Rosa Taylor. Rosa Taylor. Yes, sir. What's your date of birth? 8868. 8868. Yes, sir. What's R O S A? Yes, sir. That's your legal first name? Yes, sir. What's your middle initial? L E E K A R L 26 Leburg. Can we check for a Rosa L. Taylor 88 868 white female in-house. Rosa, are you from Leburg area? Born and raised Beersdale. Weirdale. That's where you were born. Yes. Where you living at now? Uh down Griffin. So Leburg. Yes, sir. Are you working? No, sir. Are you disabled? No, sir. No. Was a good contact number for you. So, are you living there or are you currently homeless? No, I live there. And you were born in 8868. No, I mean you were born in Florida, you said? Yes. In Weale or where? Delray. Delray. Did you take that BC medicine also from there? There was the states and all that. I think that's all I see is okay. My head hurts really bad. I have a large bruise on my head. You're going around about wrong way. Bruise on your head. People are finished. Come right here with me, bro. Oh, I wouldn't. Yeah, cuz get her I mean, you can if you want to get her out of the If you want to set her down in the shade. Yeah. Are you okay to sit down right here? Yeah. Are you okay to sit down right down the sidewalk for me? Get you out of the sun. You can just sit right here. Thank you. You're welcome. She was charged with retail theft. All right. So, I'm going to assume these two. Did you just pull right there? Yeah, that's my car. Okay. Were you involved in the accident as well? This is my girlfriend. Okay. She's on my insurance. Okay. All right. Could you guys get me Who was the driver? Could you get me your license and your proof of insurance? And then Do you have your license on you as well? I think so. Yeah. Okay. Just if you can grab that for me. Quiet. Quiet. Quiet. Do you do you need an ambulance? No. Nobody will help me. Nobody will help you. No. Nobody will. I just got out the hospital two days. I just got to the hospital Saturday. I need help. Okay. All right. Well, Michelle. All right, Michelle. How much um how much have you had to drink today? Today? Yes. One cooler. One cooler. Okay. How long ago did you drink that? About hour ago. Okay. You didn't have any anything to drink since? No. Or prior to that? No. I've been in detox. I was in hospital. They told me I couldn't come back. That was That was Saturday. Okay. That was So that was Saturday. And it was that wine cooler was your first drink today. Yeah. Okay. And where where were you coming from? I was coming from the ice house. From where? The ice house. The ice house. Yeah. Okay. Where were you trying to go to? Home. Home. Where's Do you live on Normandy still? Uh-huh. Okay. What? Um, what happened? Just ran back to him. Okay. Did you not realize that they were stopped there or No. Did you see them? No. No. Okay. Well, Miss Okay. Could I have you take a seat in here for a minute? I'm sorry. Sorry. A 62-year-old woman, extremely intoxicated, crashed into a minivan carrying a young family. Her boyfriend came to help, but she was too impaired to complete field sobriety tests. Okay. My insurance company. [Music] Yeah. What we got so far? [Music] She was a driver. She was a driver. Yeah. She has an open retainer in there. Dude, he can barely stand up. So, is this fashion or something? Was this confession or That's the girlfriend or that's his girlfriend. So, he just drove up here cuz he was very Yeah. He wasn't involved in an accident. Okay. So, ACDA Okay. They were they said they were at a complete stop. She didn't see the car and just went back. So, Hey, Michelle. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. I have a cigarette. Well, we'll get to that point. Okay. All right. I'm going to have you come step right over here for me. Okay. Go ahead and step up on the side. Come right over [Music] here. Well, actually, let let me ask you. I just want to get on even ground. You want to face me? Okay. Ma'am. Michelle, are you willing to um take a field sobriety test? Do it. Are you willing to try to take a series of tests to make sure that you're okay to drive? Okay, let's walk. We'll walk right over here. I'm sorry. Okay. How much How much have you had to drink today? Wine cooler. One wine cooler. How How How big was a wine cooler? 24 oz. 21 oz. 24 oz. 24 oz. Okay. Would you do me a favor? Can you put your feet together and stand to your side? All put your feet together and put your hands to your side. Okay. Are you able to stand up straight? Okay. You got to open your eyes for this test. Okay. You're going to fall backwards. I can't hold on to you while doing this test. Are you able to perform these tests? I'm trying. I'm trying. Okay. Cuz if I let go of you, you're going to fall back. Can you stand up straight? Yeah. You can't. You don't have balance. No. See, you're going to fall straight back. Are you You're not able to perform any of these tests? No. Okay. Listen, listen, Michelle. All right, let's walk. Let's walk down here. Got it. I want somebody to help. What was that? I want somebody to help me. You want somebody to help you? Help you with what? [Music] Michelle together. Okay. Hopefully we can do that. Okay. All right. I'm going to have you step down for me. Step down. All right. Michelle, let me open this for you. DUI laws in the US generally make it illegal to drive with a BAC of 0.08% or higher for those over 21, with stricter limits for commercial drivers and those under 21. Drivers suspected of DUI may undergo field sobriety tests, and refusal to take a breath or blood test can lead to automatic license suspension. too just a little bit for me. All right. You're under arrest for operating a vehicle intoxicated. Okay. Now, listen to me. I'm going to copy you in front. Do you understand? Yeah. Okay. That way, it's easier for you. Okay. Okay. Instead of copying you behind your back. Does that sound like a good plan? Okay. Whatever you need to do. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be against used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney and have them present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to you. At any point during questioning, you wish to stop and detain advice from your attorney, you have the right to do so. Okay. Do you understand your rights? Yes. Okay. Is there any weapons or anything in your pockets? No, go ahead and sit down in here. Yeah. Go ahead. Okay. Put your seatelt on you. Okay. Okay, give me one second. Do you want me to open this window for you a little bit so you can have a little bit of air? Taking her down for Tessa. Yeah, good. Whenever. Well, I guess I can just operate it there. Yeah, you must do it there. I'll take care of this. Um I know we should be all set here. I'm going to just take a picture of the car. Yeah, I'll get it inside the car. I'll take care of that, too. There's a little container in there. Yeah, it's fine. I don't know. She need her purse phone? Probably. I'm going to assume so. Yeah. All we'll need is the key to the ignition. It's already in there. She needs her house keys or whatever. She always use these glasses usually. Uh, yeah. Can I put them in there, too? That car right there. It's her. I have a license. Okay. All right. And I'm going to shut this. Yeah, I can put all that in my car. What was that? Her purse and stuff. I'm going to take this with her cuz it has her wallet and her phone and stuff and she didn't need anything. So, okay. All right. But just do me a favor, sir. Is the name Is the vehicle in your name? Yes. As well. Okay. Do me a favor. Just don't go inside that vehicle. Okay. Because there is an open container on the floorboard. I'm sure what you saw. Yeah. I just don't want anything to be touched or messed with. Okay. Okay. All right. Thank you. 41. Am I good? Yeah, you're good. But do your thing. Thank you. All [Applause] right, Michelle. Come on over [Applause] here. You got it. All right. This [Applause] way. Come on. Step up for [Applause] me. I can still hear it. Maybe in a minute here. Okay. [Applause] You got to open your eyes and walk. Okay. Just want to hook her around the left. Yeah. Right to the left. Keep on walking right over to that bench. Okay. All right, go ahead and take a seat. She was charged with operating a vehicle impaired and failing to maintain assured clear distance, a violation for rear ending another vehicle. She pleaded guilty to both charges, was fined $850 plus court costs, and had her license suspended for 2 years. Go to three again. [Music] radio four. We're going to have a traffic stop. The uh Lakewood Laser Wash West 117th and Pat, I think another car kind of stopped with them. Um, I'm not sure if they were together or not, but then it took off. [Music] [Music] Hi. Hi, Officer Vanovc Lakewood Police Department. Yeah. The reason why I pulled you over, we've been following you since you came out of uh by Corkies right there. It looks like you're just having trouble staying in your lane. Okay. Okay. Can I have a driver's license, proof of insurance? Uh license? Well, this is a passport. Well, that is my driver's license. Okay. You don't have an actual license on you. Okay. Will you read the name to dispatch? What? No, I was talking to my partner. [Music] [Music] There you go. Thank you. So, where are you coming from? Uh, my friend's house. Where's your friend's house? Off [Music] of Detroit. Off of Detroit. Okay. Where are you on your way to? Man, which is where? Uh, West Mountain or West 131st Street. West 131st. Okay. Were you going in like a group? Was that other car with you that stopped in front of you? That was just random. Okay. All right. How much have you had to drink tonight? Okay. You haven't had anything? No. Were you on your phone? Uh, no. Okay. So, is anything going on with you medically? No. All right. Because we're we were behind you since uh Corkies, like I said, and you're in your lane most of the time, swerving kind of back and forth. I don't know if you're just jamming out or what, but then once you get over here up to uh 117th here, you were driving in between lanes for some time before we pulled you over. So, I'm trying to figure out what's going on, making sure you're okay. Okay. I mean, do you have trouble seeing? No. No. Do you know the English alphabet? Yes. Can you say it to me without singing? ABC. A B C D E F G H I J L Q I F R N G. Okay. Okay. All [Music] right. So, I'm going to ask you one more time. Well, how much did you have to drink tonight? Nothing. You had nothing? Anything to smoke? No. No. Okay. Cuz you didn't do so hot on that alphabet. Yes, you're probably right. Okay. So, here's what we're going to do. Okay. I need to make sure you're okay to drive. My partner's going to go over to the other side there. You're going to exit your vehicle and you're going to meet me here on the sidewalk. Okay. I am not doing a soriety test. You're not going to do a sobriety test? Okay. Well, still I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle then. No. No. No. Okay. Well, I can have you step out of the vehicle. It has nothing to do with sobriety tests. Okay. Yeah. I'm a police officer giving you a legal order to step out of the vehicle. No. You have to step out. No. Okay. Well, I'm telling you this is how it's going to go. Okay, you need to step out of the vehicle. All right, like that's it's not optional at this point. Open your door and step out of the vehicle. It's it's absolutely not. I promise you. Go ahead. Slowly open your door. Step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, I'm telling you right now, you have to step out of the vehicle. Okay. [Music] I will leave my heart. Lakewood police stopped a vehicle for allegedly crossing lane lines. The driver handed officer Ivanovich her passport, claiming it was her license. She denied drinking but struggled to recite the alphabet. When asked to exit the vehicle, she repeatedly refused, but after some persuasion from three officers, she finally complied. Step out, please. Okay, thank you. Over here to the sidewalk. Okay, keep your hands out of your pockets. Okay, just step over here to the sidewalk. Okay, hands out of your pockets, I said. Okay, so listen, I make sure you're okay to drive. I don't think you're okay to drive right now. All right. Okay. So, hands out of your pockets. Okay. No, listen. No. We're here where we are. I'm gonna give you one more chance to do these field sobriety tests, okay? To make sure you're okay to drive. If you're okay to drive, you're obviously I'm just going to let you go home. All right. But if you don't, then at that point, I'm going to just have to go off my observations, right? Which my observations right now is I think you're intoxicated. You're going to look down at your foot and count out loud in the following manner. 100,00 1,002 1003 until I tell you to stop. I'm going to demonstrate. It's going to look like this. Okay? 1001,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. Okay. All right. You ready? Yes. Okay. Begin. 1,001 1,002 100, 10003 1,004 1,005 1,006 100, 107 100,000 9 1,01 Okay, I'm afraid you're going to fall. So, I'm going to stop the test at this point because I'm afraid you're going to hurt yourself. Okay, so here's what's going on right now. You're under arrest for operating the vehicle under the influence. We're going to go back to the station. Now, you're going to get some tickets and then we can release you to a sober party. Okay. If you can call someone and come get you. Um. Ew. What's that? I said, "Ew." Four. Sobriety test laws require drivers suspected of DUI to undergo tests to determine their level of impairment. This can include field sobriety tests like balance and coordination exercises and chemical tests, breath, blood, or urine. Refusing these tests often results in penalties such as automatic license suspension. But like why am I in handcuffs? Based off of uh all my observations including your driving, your behavior, and uh the tests we saw outside blown. Yeah, but I still have probable cause to believe that you're operating a ve vehicle under the influence. So that's your observation, not write her name down there. Yep. Love you guys so much. Like thank you for everything that you guys do. But I haven't blown anything. Well, yeah. And we're going to get that opportunity here very shortly. Okay. [Music] I don't feel like that feels constitutional. Okay, ma'am. So, we have a female officer here to search you. And uh while we're at this, I'm going to ask you really quick, do you think you have someone who could come pick you up if we give them a phone call? No, I don't have anyone. Are you absolutely certain? Yeah, 100%. Hi. 204. She says she's searching, but she has no one to pick up. Okay, just turn around for me. Just a little bit. It's going to be towed. It's going to cough towing. Um, did I put my phone in there? We got your phone and your wallet and your purse. Thank you guys. What? Can you just drop me off of my house? Uh, no. Because we would have to release you to someone who's sober. But like my house is like it's just me. Yes, I did. Could you just drop me off there? A policy for your safety. Right. But like I don't have a car. Yeah. So like where am I going to go from there? Well, I don't know. There's other possible ways someone who's intoxicated could harm themselves. Think I'm going to run somewhere? Like, could I just go home? Let me drop you off somewhere. Someone's going to have to come to the station and get you or you can sit station till tomorrow. Well, when I get to the station, do I have my phone? Uh, you can give me the opportunity to get another. Okay. I want to feel they don't get I mean ideally I like to just go home which was the whole point of my night. Like I didn't hurt anybody. Yeah, but you might have. But I didn't want our attention and you pulled out in front of us in uh and you guys have a quote so good for you and I respect everything that you guys do but like I would really just like to go home which I know goes against all your training. She was cited for operating a vehicle impaired, refusal, a marked lanes violation, and failure to wear a seat belt. Heat. [Music]