Hey, how you doing? >> I'm great. How was your morning? >> What's you doing? What's going on? What's going on? >> What's going on with the walking app? The people the owners? >> Uh-huh. >> The owner is not here right now. >> Okay. >> I'm a ex-disgruntled employee. >> Oh, okay. >> Can I have the video on there? >> Okay. So, you want to talk about your job? >> No, I wanted to talk to the owner. Yes. >> Uh-huh. >> He just walked in. >> Mhm. >> He was trying to figure out some little things and configurations. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, they want you to leave, all right? >> They want me to leave? >> Yeah, you got to leave, all right? >> All right. What's that going to do? Throw me out? >> No, just leave. >> I can't just leave. >> You have to leave. >> No, seriously. >> Yeah, you have to leave. You want to trespass? Can I get your ID for that? Look at Can we uh Can we Can we offer you any help? Do you need like Do you need a ride or anything? Do you need help? At all? >> Do I need help? >> Yeah, you seem a little drunk. >> Do I? >> Yeah. >> No, it's just my birthday. >> You got a way to get a ride? >> No, my phone's dead and all that [ __ ] But, I'll walk. >> Okay. All right. Do you have an ID on you? >> Yes, I sure do. >> Can I see it, please? >> You're not asking him. >> Doing what? >> I said, you're not asking. >> Asking what? >> To see my ID, correct? >> I'm asking. I'm not a deputy, I'm asking. >> No, you're asking. Yes. I've seen him at least four to five times today. >> Yeah, he works in the area. >> Yeah, he does. Right around this building. I've seen him looking at my mom. Here's my [ __ ] >> Where do you live? Do you live here? >> No, I used to work here. I worked here and >> Okay, where's your ID? Do you have your ID? I have a debit card. >> Yeah, I do. Y'all take fingerprints, right? >> Okay, where's your ID card? >> It's hot pink. Yeah, I think it's here, but it might not be. No, it's not in there. >> Where's your ID card? How we How we How we do this? What's your name? >> Jamie Lynn Bingham. >> Jamie Lynn Bingham? >> Jamie Lynn [ __ ] Bingham. >> Jamie Lynn Bingham? >> JAMIE >> JAMIE >> LYNN >> LYNN >> [ __ ] BINGHAM. >> HEY, DON'T SAY THAT IN FRONT OF HER. >> WELL, YOU JUST ASKED ME TO, SIR. >> I guess I'm going to >> Jamie Lynn [ __ ] Bingham. All right, welcome to the drunk tank. >> Hey, let's go outside. Let's >> Yeah, we need to know. >> Sorry. >> Thank you, guys. >> What's the birthday? What's your date of birth? >> Jamie >> Pick that up. >> You can pick that up now. Pick it up. >> [music] >> Okay, dig yourself a hole. >> Hey, pick that up. >> [music] >> I got a whole time in Lake County last night. >> in Lake County. Pick it up. >> It's the same, but I used to work here. >> care what you did. >> Put that up. >> [music] >> I will not. No? NO. ALL RIGHT, GO AND GET HER GET HER DATE of birth and all that. Tell dispatch that it was Jamie Lynn [ __ ] Bingham >> Okay. >> WHO DID IT. >> 247 65109 PM name and date of birth. >> So, shut up and dance with me. Y'all ain't got to, but yeah. Shut up and dance WITH >> SHE SMASHED IT. >> I'M NOT SMASHED. THIS IS FINE. I just want to let y'all know that I dance, man. My mom left me here on my [ __ ] birthday. And I used TO WORK HERE. >> [music] >> ARE THEY RUNNING HER? >> YEAH. >> [music] >> ANYBODY else here that's not doing all right on their own by themselves? >> 54? >> Here's the name. No record out Florida. >> Well, I mean, I'm just going off attempting to spell her name. >> [music] >> She said, "Shut up, bitch." >> You touch me, you're going to jail. >> She said, "OOH, WOO." SHUT UP, [ __ ] DANCE WITH ME. >> [music] >> HEY, BRO. YOU got your ID? >> I ain't even going to take this. I didn't bring my wallet. >> All right. Yeah, I'll take it. I need somebody. >> Yeah. >> Awesome. Thank y'all. >> [music] >> It's not your problem. But it was SOMEBODY LIKE ME'S PROBLEM AT ONE POINT IN TIME. NOT YOURS. IT WAS MINE AT ONE POINT IN TIME. NOW, BECAUSE YOU'RE BETTER THAN THAT. >> YEP. >> YEAH. >> I don't throw my eyelashes in the tip jar. >> saying you're better than that. No. And normally, I won't have the busboy be helping the server >> Okay. >> who has two kids >> Okay. >> and a tip jar. >> Okay. >> But you know what? We're out here. >> Yep. >> Yes. And you're privileged, you white or whatever [ __ ] you are. I don't care what [ __ ] you are, but you're some kind of [ __ ] Show me as racist. I don't give a [ __ ] So, get rid of me. My kids don't care, right? My children don't care, right? >> You're going to get out of my face is what's about to happen. >> I'm right here. >> tell you something. That's what we're not going to do. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> EIGHT LAST NIGHT. I TOOK EIGHT LAST NIGHT, you dumb [ __ ] Go back to New York. Go back to wherever the [ __ ] you're from. >> Florida born and raised, BABY. >> SEVEN, [ __ ] SEVEN TWO SEVEN. SEVEN. >> CLEAN HER OUT THERE. >> CLEAN ME OUT. >> I WONDER WHAT WE'RE GOING TO FIND IN HERE. >> SEVEN TWO SEVEN. TELL ME. YOU WANT ME GONE? TELL ME. I got two girls. Tell me. Tell me. >> Don't kick me. >> I'll kick YOU. YOU WANT TO MAKE it go? >> You better kick me. You got a problem? >> Y'all tied me last night. You little pig boy. >> I'll trade you in a second. >> You guys see him? They wasted they had Jessie's girl. THEY HAD Jessie's girl and my Amy's GIRL AND MY JESSIE. ASK. >> ANYBODY GOT a Where's the flashlight? >> MY AMY'S GIRL AND MY JESSIE. FIND OUT. >> [screaming] >> KELLY. >> AND MY AMY'S GIRL AND MY JESSIE. FIND THE [ __ ] >> LET ME SEE YOUR FOOT. >> I'M SO TIRED. I'M TRYING TO WORK. I'M SO TIRED. I'M TRYING TO WORK. AND MY AMY'S AND JESSIE'S GIRL. [ __ ] OFF. Y'ALL [ __ ] UP. Y'ALL HAVE A SEAT. I'M TIRED. LIKE >> I CAN BE TIRED. I'M THE ONE THAT'S ALLOWED TO BE TIRED, MA'AM. HEY YOU, LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME IN MY [ __ ] EYES. NO, YOU TRY this >> No, don't do it for her. Go ahead and kick me and see what happens. You catch another charge, YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? >> YES, I DID. I DID. >> Y'ALL [ __ ] UP. I UNDERSTAND, DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> I UNDERSTAND. DO YOU? >> FACE HER TO THE >> I JUST ATE >> FACE >> SOME [ __ ] LAST NIGHT. YOU ASKED ME. YEAH, TAKE IT OUT. THAT'S PROBABLY FOR MY MAMA, FOR MY GRANDMA. WHERE'S MY DAUGHTER? SHE GOT YOU GOT YOU WANT TO KNOW? WHERE THEY AT? YEAH, I'M DOING IT CUZ I FIGHT THAT STUFF. YOU WANT TO COME AND FIGHT THAT STUFF? PUT A MASK ON HER ASS. >> THANKS. SHE'S 10-15, BATHROOM. >> [screaming] [music] >> YOU GOT GLOVES ON ALREADY? >> YEAH, SHE'S STILL GOT something in her bra. Come on, man. I ain't got time to answer that. >> [music] >> Hello. She spit in my face. She tried to kick Kelly, cuffed her, got her here. I'm searching her, and then she just when I was searching her front, she just spit in my face. It's next TO MY MOUTH. >> YOU'RE GOING TO STAY RIGHT THERE. >> YOU'RE going to need a lawyer. >> Come see girl, say good for me, girl. Say good for me, girl. Come talk. >> Don't get close to her cuz she kicks you, THAT'S ANOTHER CHARGE. >> COME SEE GIRL, say good for me. >> [music] >> Trying to kick my window out. >> [music] >> WATCH OUT, HEAD. >> THE SUSPECT, JANIE LYNN [ __ ] BINGHAM, was charged with two counts of felony battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting without violence, and disorderly intoxication. She was adjudicated guilty on all charges except one of the battery on a law enforcement officer charges, which was dropped. She was sentenced to 4 months in jail with 2 months and 23 days of jail credit. She served another month and 7 days in jail and was released back into the public. [music] >> You ever notice how alcohol doesn't just make people louder? It actually changes how people interpret everything around them. Alcohol affects the parts of the brain that control emotions and behavior, which means an intoxicated person can start misreading normal interactions as confrontational. That's the one reason situations involving alcohol can escalate so quickly. And the impact of alcohol runs deeper than most people realize. Researchers estimate that about 5.6% of cancer cases, roughly 100,000 every year, and about 20,000 cancer deaths are linked to alcohol consumption. So, what you're really seeing isn't just someone being loud in a restaurant, it's alcohol changing how someone thinks, reacts, and controls themselves in real time. That's why something that starts with yelling, dancing, and throwing drinks can suddenly turn into kicking, screaming, and even spitting on a cop. Nights like this almost never start with someone planning to end up in handcuffs. But, when alcohol starts controlling the situation, someone else eventually has to.