I am an American citizen. You have no right to step in my house. THERE IS NOT ONE WAY TO PURCHASE a home. >> Exit the vehicle now. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. >> Some people are so entitled that they genuinely believe the world revolves around them. They demand, argue, and create chaos over the smallest inconveniences, all while being completely unaware that a camera is capturing every second of it. These are some of the most ridiculous entitled people ever caught on camera. Starting with one of the most insufferable women you'll ever see. >> No, my criteria. Sir, you cannot grab me. Sir, >> sir, you cannot I HAVE DOGS. SIR, I FOUND MY PRESENT. >> ON April 22nd, 2024, police responded to a woman who had allegedly broken into a home that was listed for sale, brought her dog inside, and boldly claimed adverse possession as justification for occupying the property. >> 4K down to get this. >> Then come outside and discuss. >> I will discuss it. I will discuss it. You don't have no right to grab me, sir, when I have my paperwork. You are listening to one side of a story. You did not hear me. I AM AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO STEP IN MY HOUSE. THERE IS NOT ONE WAY TO PURCHASE A HOME. >> You're going to come outside. >> Get out of my house. Remove you from the house. >> You cannot remove me from my house with my paperwork. Sir, >> can we see the paperwork you have? >> State of Florida. State of Florida adverse possession. Ashley, me and my husband had filed this. >> You need to come outside. >> Okay. Well, you need to know your laws because you seem very uneducated about adverse possession. This is I know what I'm doing. I'll tell you what, the people who know what they're doing and know that they're doing illegally don't react the way that you do. >> You almost grabbed me. I said, "Give me a minute so that I can put my dogs away." And you grabbed me. >> You tried to come running out the back of the house to run. You could have gone out the front door. [laughter] >> You didn't know I was back here >> I saw you from there. SEE THE ASSUMPTION? SIR, >> ONE OF them came and tried to break in. >> That was an agent trying to show the property that is vacant and is not yours. What are you talking about? >> First of all, it is. No, it's not. >> I've got all the paperwork. >> An attempt to establish adverse possession WITH TITLE. H HOW LONG HAS THE HOME been sitting there abandoned? I have every right to actually >> It's not abandoned. >> No, it's not. It's listed in the file adverse possession. It's listed in the MLS. It's listed in the MLS. >> You can't grab me out here. >> I'm not grabbing you. You need to get out. >> No, he tried to grab me out of here. We filed adverse possession on the home already. From the very first minutes, she produced documents claiming she had a legal right to the property, but she had clearly misunderstood Florida housing law. Officers and the property agent were left dealing with a stubborn occupant who refused to accept reality. >> There's certificate of title. >> And he's showing us the certificate of the title right now. >> Select Portfolio Servicing. >> There's my listing agreement from Select Portfolio Servicing. >> This is how old the file is. It's never been abandoned since we foreclosed on it. My phone number was on the window. just taken that down. >> The realtor said his phone number was even on the window and they took that down. >> This was in the window. We don't see it now. I got pictures of it there last week. >> Okay, >> there's my sign last week. And there you can see the lock box and our brass door now gone. >> Here's where we're at. What she's doing is squatting. They changed the locks to put the locks. That's theft. So, we have authority. If you want to break the door down, we can go in and remove her forcefully. Um, we can arrest her with trespassing and theft for stealing the locks. That's entirely up to how far you want to go with this. >> Mhm. Yeah. Would you rather do it the safer way with minimal risk of damaging the property and doing like you said doing the 30 days of the sheriff's office or are you wanting her removed immediately now? Cuz if that's the case, if she doesn't let us back in, if she doesn't come and agree to open the door, which she may not do now cuz she knows she's probably in the wrong, you will have to be responsible for breaking the door down and paying for the damages. >> Well, it's our property anyway. We own it. Whatever damage is there is there. What are they going to do in in the month they're there and the money they're going to cost us by not being able to market it? >> I can't answer that. >> No. Exactly. So, you don't think she's going to come to the door anyway? >> I mean, we can try again and I would have German go up there because she doesn't like me clearly. So, she might be willing to come back to the door once he goes up to it. What do you think? >> Try it. >> The real estate agent provided officers with clear documentation confirming the lawful owner of the property. At that point, there was no doubt left this aggressive occupant was about to face a formal eviction order. But when officers returned to negotiate once more, she only doubled down on her delusional confidence. I filed adverse possession on the 20th. >> Can I see that? >> Yes. >> You can hold You don't have to hold it, sir. This is my This is the original copy. >> Okay. >> As you can see, this is the adverse possession in the state of Florida. Ashley. >> Okay. >> Now, I know what I'm doing because this is not the only property that I pay taxes on. You pay a portion of taxes for adverse possession. Then you make you start cleaning up the home so you can take over the home. Milo, come inside now. Melody, inside. So no longer this is not in your hand. This is a court civil case where we fight and we show them that we've paid we're going to be paying taxes on the home. When you pay a portion of the taxes, you go to the appraisal office and you pay a portion of the taxes on the home. This home has been sitting. That's why adverse possession exists. That's not my That's not my fault that you can't do your job and you can't foreclosed on. >> If you are a real estate agent, that means you have to sell in a in a limited time. Do >> you know nothing about what you're talking about? >> Yes, I do. It's called adverse possession. >> 575,000 was paid for this property in January of last year at foreclosure sale. That makes it legally the owner's property. It has not been abandoned. I have pictures of the property every week, date and time stamp, which will go to the court. You are wrong. You are wrong. We are maintaining the property. >> You're maintaining it. What's wrong with the pool and the frogs? >> Yeah. >> And what's wrong with that's not maintaining? >> Makes no difference. The property and we have not abandoned. We're here every >> under Florida law. Adverse possession requires strict legal conditions. And Ashley's actions breaking in just days earlier amounted to clear trespassing and unlawful entry. And with that, her entire claim fell apart, bringing the situation to an end. So your criteria are wrong. >> No, my criteria. Sir, YOU CANNOT GRAB ME. SIR, SIR, YOU CANNOT I HAVE DOGS. SIR, I FOUND POSSESSION. [screaming] >> STOP RESISTING. >> I FOUND ADVERSE POSSESSION. I DID IT THE RIGHT WAY. SIR, SIR, PLEASE. MY DOG. SIR. SIR, can you help me? I filed ADVERSE POSSESSION. SIR, THAT'S MY PAPERWORK. SIR, what about my dogs? What about my dog? >> Against the wall. Against the wall. >> WHAT ABOUT MY DOGS? I DIDN'T YOU DIDN'T LISTEN TO ME. >> STOP RESISTING IT CORRECTLY. >> YOU WANT TO GET TAG? TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. >> Turn around. >> TURN AROUND. >> I CAN'T DO ANYTHING. >> OH MY GOD. I PAID $4,000. >> STAND AGAINST THE WALL. >> STOP RESISTING NOW. >> I NEED TO CALL THE POLICE BECAUSE THIS IS WRONG. I HAVE MY PAPERWORK. YOU CANNOT ARREST ME. YOU CANNOT ARREST ME. WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING ME? Are you serious? WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? I HAVE RIGHTS. >> I told you burglary, trespassing. >> This is not burglary. I have the paperwork, SIR. I WENT THROUGH the appraisal. State appraisal. They gave me the key. Oh my god, sir. >> And now you're being charged with resisting. >> I have my MacBook Pro. Wait, LET'S GO INSIDE. I HAVE TO get everything. We'll get her everything. She seemed in disbelief as officers moved in to arrest her, still complaining and even insisting she would report the police for wrongdoing. But her protests were ignored as officers escorted her straight to the patrol car. >> That's not fair because I had my paperwork. You're racist and I'm coming for you. I'm a I have I I can't wait to come for you. You're a racist fat and I'm coming for that ass. Don't worry. I have my paperwork. Don't worry. Don't worry. I had paperwork. I had paperwork, too. I had my paperwork. And I'm being arrested for what? What am I being arrested for? Burglary. >> Oh, you're trying to break out of your cuffs now. So, now you're going to get another charge up against the wall. You're about to get tased right now. CARL C. CALL THE COPS. SIRI, CALL THE COP. CALL THE COPS. >> CALL the cops, Siri. No. >> Roll over on your back. Stay right there on the ground. >> You get the [ __ ] out of my face before I spit on you. Get the [ __ ] out of here. I have no respect for you. You GED. You dumb loser. Adverse possession is a law and I'm going to out of you for what you just did. I swear to get the [ __ ] away from me. You ugly fat [ __ ] >> Do we need to wait for a female? Just put on your car. >> I have male coming too. I can't wait to see your off. Realizing her act of being reasonable wasn't working, she switched tactics, launching into insults against the officers and even accusing them of racial bias. Police attempted to calm the situation, but tensions only continued to rise. >> I'm not going to cooperate. >> It's okay. I'm just going to do a quick pat either way cuz it's just for safety measures. >> Safety measures for what? You have belts and everything on you. How? Safety for what? >> You're getting Look at me. >> You're getting transported from one place to another. I don't care. Either way, like I said, I can just hold you here and I can just do a pat real quick. But either way, it's going to happen. >> Don't touch. >> And then I And I got to >> I have the I have my own authority. >> I'm a sovereign citizen. So, just don't touch me. >> Well, we're going to Don't touch me. >> You realize just how easy it is if YOU JUST >> TOUCH ME. >> I just >> If you spit on me, you're going to get OVER ME. GET OUT OF ME. GET >> YOU CAN PUT HER ON THE WRAP. >> Don't touch me. YOU PIECE OF TRASH. GET THE AWAY FROM ME. IT'S YOU, B. It's broken. >> It's not broke. It's not broken. >> Broken. >> It's not broken. >> It's broken. >> It's not. She's already gotten out once. Oh, you slipped out of these before. So, right now you're sitting here and you can put these handcuffs behind your back. >> I don't like you guys anymore. Like, I cannot I hate you all. And I hope you guys dies and I hope your children dies. Like I don't like you guys and I can't wait for sovereign citizens to just come through and like when that war begins. I can't wait. Don't talk to me. I'm an I'm an American and I want to be the face of that war, too. >> Hi, I'm Officer Espos. I'm with Orange County Animal Services. I'm going to be taking your two dogs. Okay. >> Can you take the number? I >> Listen. Can you take Okay. Bye. Bye. Bye, ugly. That's why your skin. Despite the outburst of shouting and insults, officers placed leg irons on her and secured her in the back of the transport vehicle. As the property manager made it clear, we will pursue charges to the fullest extent. Ashley's fate was effectively sealed. >> Okay, put your hand behind your back then. >> Break my wrist. You're not my authority. Break my wrist. I ain't breaking no wrist. Break my No. No. Break my arm. Put your hands together. Come out. Come out. Let's just wait for the rap. >> Okay. >> I said no, right? >> Oh, you're going to >> I said no, right? I I'll file him up. What's up? I'll file him up. Get the away from me. Get the away from me. Hurry up right there. >> Ma'am, you really need to stop resisting. >> Nope. Oh no. >> Now you have a solvent and battery on a police officer. Congratulations. >> Awesome. >> There you go. We're good there. We're good. >> When you have her wrinkles tightened, don't pull her over then in the grass. >> Yep. >> Now pull over. GOOD. >> Roll on your back. Stop. Please back up. >> Roll over onto your back. >> All right. Let me lift. Let me lift. There you go. There you go. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> Grab it. Get off. >> You are doing this to yourself. I don't care. You're hurting me. GET OFF. GET OFF OF ME. You can't do this. I'M A HUMAN. >> GET OFF. HOW IS THIS LEGAL? GET OFF OF ME. Just in case, let me take that helmet. I don't know how she's going to react to this one. Ashley was formally charged by Florida prosecutors with a lengthy list of felonies. Felony escape, resisting law enforcement with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, threats against a public servant, along with lararseny, and providing false information to police. Next, a man learns the hard way that giving officers the wrong attitude quickly backfires. >> Get on the ground. STOP FIGHTING. PUT YOUR HANDS ON February 19th, 2025, an officer pulled over a vehicle for driving without its headlights on. What appeared to be a minor traffic violation quickly escalated into a tense confrontation. >> Yes, sir. >> Is there a reason why you're popping the door open like that? >> I don't have a window that works. I Is there a reason that you're pulling me over? >> Yeah, absolutely. There's a reason why I'm pulling you over. For one thing, inclement inclement weather, you don't have your lights on. Two things, you're not wearing your seat belt. >> It's daylight. I don't need the lights and it's not weather. It's not raining. This is inclement. It's not raining. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you. I'm telling you why I'm pulling you over. Give me your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> No, call your supervisor. Why? >> Excuse me. >> Call your supervisor. >> Call Why did you pull me over? >> I'm a 35 driver. I've already told you. >> Why did you pull me over? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No, for not for 94. Driver just uh slam the door and locked it. Call your supervisor. >> Yep. >> 25 seconds. If anybody responded coming in from Commonwealth, block the vehicle, please. Keep your hands where I can see them, sir. Yep. My camera's on, too. >> I've already told you. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Right now, you're under arrest for resisting. Do you understand? >> You're under arrest for resisting. The longer you take the take us on, the worse it's going to be. >> As the officer explained the violations, including driving without headlights and not wearing a seat belt, the driver's attitude became aggressive. He abruptly slammed the door shut, pushing the encounter toward confrontation. Sir, your last warning to open the vehicle and exit before we're going to break the window. >> Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. >> Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. Sir, can you please can you please ask him what did I do wrong? >> Well, we're conducting a traffic stop right now. You need to comply. Can you unlock the door and step out? >> Can you talk to me, though? >> I will. Can you step out? >> Cuz you don't you don't even know the whole situation. >> You're being done. There's a traffic stop being conducted. You're required to comply. >> He gave no reason why he pulled me. >> Okay. So, what did he ask for when he when he I guess talked to you? >> When he pulled me over, he opened my door cuz my window don't work. Right. >> Okay. >> And then he I said I said, "So, what I did wrong?" >> Yeah. He said, "Well, for one, uh, your headlights are off under this weather." I'm like, >> "Okay, >> there's multiple people headlights." >> Okay, that's still a legitimate reason to pull somebody over. >> There's no rain. >> It doesn't matter. You're still required to have headlights on. >> Huh? >> Officers still offered the occupants a chance to turn things around. They ignored it completely. Moments later, the sound of shattering glass marked the end of that opportunity. Exit the vehicle now. Exit the vehicle. >> Show me your hands. >> Here at 16 hours. >> What's your reason, sir? >> Step out. >> What is your reason? Step out now. >> All right. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> STOP FIGHTING. FIGHTING. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I'M RESISTING. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> [ __ ] WRONG WITH YOU? >> 25. >> I was putting my hands behind my back. >> Ain't no talking now, man. >> Y'all chip my tooth and bro. I'ming, bro. What's going on, man? >> You're under arrest. THAT'S WHAT'S GOING ON. >> YES, BRO. YOU HAVE A LAWFUL REASON, BRO. >> You going to throw my phone like that, bro? >> Yeah. I'm going to take it off of you, bro. >> And I'm just trying to have a regular conversation with y'all, bro. >> That's not how it works. IT AIN'T GOING TOO LATE. Don't >> actually stop by the vehicle. You should have done that. >> Sir, your partner didn't even act right. >> Yes, it is. >> So, WHY CLOSE THE DOOR IF YOU SEE HIM PULL UP? >> BECAUSE, MAN, what you mean? He talking about arresting me and stuff, bro. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Don't resisting, idiot. I didn't do nothing wrong, sir. >> Can you back me up to the car so I can lean up? >> Sit up. You bump my [ __ ] bro. This one? >> Yeah, right over here. Thank you. >> Pinned on the ground, the young man still tried to argue that he only wanted a normal conversation with the officers, but it was too late. All he could do now was sit with regret in the back of the patrol car. >> Holy knife, right, >> dude? That's what he kept. That's that that's that [ __ ] uh >> [ __ ] >> That's that >> where you What did you punch? >> Him and not the window. >> The window. >> That was that. [laughter] >> You want something for that? >> You good? >> Let's just My duck hurts a little bit. >> We'll get rescue to check you out. >> Wow. Slam me on the ground and Wow. This [ __ ] not a law. That [ __ ] can't be a law. It ain't even raining. Crazy. I had a dream about this. I should never have pulled it. >> He was ultimately taken into custody and charged with resisting arrest and possession of marijuana. Next, an entitled ex-girlfriend who thought she could smash property right in front of officers gets a harsh reality check. >> I bought this. I bought it. I bought it. I bought it. >> I bought it, man. lost her hand. >> On April 25th, 2025, police arrived to resolve a breakup dispute when the enraged ex-girlfriend suddenly lost her temper. What seemed like a normal moving day quickly turned into chaos after she vandalized property right in front of the officers. >> Are you moving out? Everybody moving out? >> She's moving out. And show them the text of what she said to your mom. >> Who's that? >> The girl that lives here. >> It's really This way you'll understand the concept of why we called, too. Oh >> yeah. So >> figured better. >> Well, that's a good professional way to handle things, isn't it? >> Yes. >> I'd send that to her boss. >> Oh, yeah. >> That's what we were. >> And the fact that she has a loss. >> Yeah. >> And she has a gun. >> That's not registered. >> I think everybody should have There's no such thing as an unregistered gun. >> Well, well, this is one you're not. >> She doesn't have She's not supposed to have >> If she doesn't have a FOD card, then that's another >> So, >> everybody should have an unregistered gun, >> right? Well, yeah. Nobody should have a registered gun. >> I I completely agree with that. >> But we just wanted to let you know. >> And the only way you shouldn't have one is because you're a felony and you're Yes. >> got a felon, >> right? >> You don't >> at least do the right paperwork to do it. You know, even no paperwork. >> The paperwork's already there. It was written in 1797. >> Yeah. >> Or 1779. >> Like the paperwork we need. >> I'm not opposed to the 3-day waiting. >> I am. >> And like background checks cuz things change. You could be a felon and it not be updated yet. So get it. >> That That's very true. But like I think background checks every time. >> But that's okay. >> But but here's the thing. It's like >> if you bought it and then you became a felon and you knew you're going to become a felon, that's still a crime. So we can go back and get it back from you and and charge you with that. So >> the remaining occupant of the apartment was fully cooperative with police. Even casually chatting with officers about Second Amendment gun rights while they waited. But the peaceful tone shattered the moment the ex-girlfriend showed up. >> You guys were eight. >> The important thing is, did you get the bed apart? >> Yep. Yeah, we got the bed. >> She can take the bet. I don't care. But she's not taking every single thing. I just I gave her money upside up upside you gave her money to fix the window. You >> I'm not just talking. She's on. >> THEY'RE HELPING ME move the stuff cuz I'm not. >> Shut up. >> One at a time. >> Hold on. I'm not I I'll point you when you can talk. >> Do you live here? >> My name is on lease. >> Do you live here? >> Yes. I'm property manager too. You're >> you're a dental hygienist and you're a property manager. >> She's not She don't have a job. >> Hey, you you just be quiet. >> She don't have a job. >> Just be quiet. >> So, who owns the couch? >> Me. I paid for it. You paid for it. >> Hold on. Don't talk to her. Talk to me. Do you own this couch? >> I helped her pay pay the bills. >> No. >> Wait a minute. Do you own this couch? >> I help her pay the bills. >> Yes or no? Do you own this couch? >> I help her pay the bills. >> Do you own this couch? >> I help her pay the bills. >> Take the couch. >> Thank you. No, she got to take How y'all just don't let her take stuff out. >> Do you own this couch? >> I help pay for it. I pay for everything. She don't have a job. Excuse me. She don't have a Okay, couch. You're not >> Do you own this couch? >> You're not getting in this house. >> There's a chair. >> Listen. If she's got her stuff in there, >> she needs to take it. >> She did. She took her clothes. >> All right. So, listen. Listen. If there's going to be a dispute about what what's >> She's supposed to take She's supposed to take This isn't even your problem. This is a civil matter. You're supposed to take us to I'm She's supposed to take me to court for this. >> That's why I asked you. Is this your couch? And you won't answer me. All you got to do is entertain me. >> It's It's her couch. >> But I pay for it. I have >> Then you're going to have to go go take her to court to get your part of that back because if you don't have anything else, she gets her stuff. If you're listen to me, >> if if there's something that you want to dispute, that's fine. Then you guys can take it to court. >> Keeping other people's property for petty purposes is a very childish act. And the police explained to her in detail that this could be considered theft. However, she didn't seem to care much and continued her efforts to prevent it. >> Keep her from getting her stuff. She >> then you're it's called theft. >> She got it. >> Does she have anything else in this? >> I don't She's not getting nothing. >> Okay. >> No. >> Is the chair on that? >> I thought I recognize you. >> Tear it up. >> Hey, let me the chair. >> Hold on. Let let them get it out and not TEAR UP. HEY, LISTEN TO ME. >> THE PEOPLE THAT'S NOT ON THE LEASE IS NOT ENTERING MY HOUSE. SHE CAN'T GET IT. BUT THE PEOPLE ON THE OKAY, SHE HER UP. ANYBODY ELSE IS NOT >> YOU GO GET AN ID RIGHT NOW. Quit digging through your pockets. Go get your ID now. >> They're not coming in my house. Only she can. She can. She can kind of get herself. But >> you need to find a chair, put your ass in it, and chill for a second. You understand me? Just chill. HOW SO HOW FRUSTRATING THAT IS TO BE AT WORK AND COME AND SEE SOMEONE JUST [ __ ] TAKE. >> You guys broke up. >> GIVE ME MY $1,000 BACK. GIVE ME THAT WINDSHIELD BACK. I PAY FOR IT. THAT'S IN MY NAME. I HAVE THE WINDSHIELD IN MY NAME. GIVE ME THAT BACK. GIVE ME THAT BACK THEN. I PAID FOR IT. >> I paid for it. >> Thank you, sir. >> I HAVE THE TRANSACTIONS THAT THAT SHOWS I SENT YOU the money. >> It's okay. Take it. Take it. Ivy, you act, bro. You really act like Okay. >> And I do have no >> She took the couches and she took the TV. >> Ain't about me and you. It's about you and her. Talk to me like I'm frustrated. >> I know you're frustrated. >> So, JUST GIVE ME SOME TIME ALONE. CALM DOWN, PLEASE. >> WELL, is there anything else? Listen to me. else. Hey, >> if there's anything else of hers, LISTEN TO ME. >> I'M ANSWERING YOUR QUESTION. THERE'S NOTHING ELSE. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT ANSWERING my question. If you find anything else of hers that belongs to her, call us. We'll come. >> She can take me to court. Just like >> If you find anything else that's hers, call us and then we can make the exchange. >> Consumed by anger, she repeatedly demanded $1,000 and a washing machine while also attacking Ivy with deeply personal accusations. And even after Ivy had moved her things out, she continued the harassment without stopping. >> Let all of them come inside MY HOUSE AND TAKE MY STUFF. >> SHE'S on the lease. >> All right. >> Property manager or not. >> All right. All right. >> Thank you. And good luck with your future. If you do have anything, if there's anything else in here, I told her to call us. >> Um, I am going to Burp my ke May is coming up on the purse. I I want my key. >> He changed the lock. >> I want my key. So, how the did you get in my house? How the did you get in my house then? >> Give her the key, y'all. Just give me the key. >> Brandon has it. >> No, it's on the It's on the counter. Go look on the counter. >> Counter. >> Why are you still talking to me? Shut the up. >> Hey, >> you need to chill before you leave the people that's not on the list to leave. >> She rushed out, screaming at officers and blaming them for allowing Ivy to move her belongings. As the situation escalated again into property destruction, officers had no choice but to step in and arrest her on the spot. >> The tattoo off the side of her neck, >> huh? >> The Ivy tattoo off the side of your neck. >> Yeah, she got my name fat as hell. Under under the under that ass. >> It's okay. Like, bro, you really want to me, Ivy? >> You really want to You can get a restraining order. You're a user. You're a user. I bought this. I bought it. I bought it. I bought it. >> I bought it, man. >> Uncloth your hand. >> I bought it, bro. >> I bought it. >> Unclo your hand. Y'all got >> I bought that [ __ ] Y'all broke this. I bought that. [ __ ] me like that. Can you get the 99 getting hurt with this? >> I'm not. >> Y'all struggle. Y'all have full control. What's this? >> You're hella tight. You're being tight on >> No, you need to turn them this direction or they're going to hurt. Don't tell me that. Then tell me that. Don't. >> I'm trying to. >> No, you're not telling me [ __ ] No, >> it's like a magic trick. You >> really do? >> Yeah. Chill for a second. >> I will chill. >> No, you're not. >> I bought that [ __ ] >> Where'd that come from? >> I can chill out. >> I'll sit down and chill out. >> Hey, can you come over here? I >> think it's a little bit too late for that now. >> Yo, bous. I bought >> your wrist. >> I bought every house. I don't have nothing on me. That's a y'all. >> I just got that out of a out of res. What do you mean? >> I'll run. What are we doing? >> I'm taking this thing right here. >> Put that back in. I want my phone in my wallet. >> You do not understand. >> I want my phone in my wallet. >> Your privileges. >> I lost my privileges. I can have my phone in my wallet. >> You're detained. You're in our custody. You don't get to decide what you have and what you don't have. >> Okay. You're right. >> Well, that was a million to one shot, Doc. >> You're right. >> I want all y'all badge number. >> Zero three times. >> Yeah. No, I I want y as well. >> I want y card. I don't have a card. >> Yes, y'all do. >> No, I didn't. No, I don't. Y got cards. >> Hey, good thing is we don't have to go to jail. >> Okay. >> The woman was arrested and charged with criminal property damage and resisting arrest after allegedly vandalizing a vehicle, cracking its windshield, and struggling with officers during the apprehension. Now, turn your attention to a stubborn woman who turned a routine traffic stop into an ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Stop breaching. >> On November 8th, 2024, a traffic stop escalated into a police pursuit after the vehicle took off. Officers had no choice but to deploy a spike strip in an attempt to end the chase. >> Show me your hands. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT. >> Get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Put it inside. >> Let go of the car. Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Car. >> Get out of the car. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> All good. They're all good. They're all good. All good. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> OKAY. I can't >> get out. >> Hey, put it in park. >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. [screaming] >> Get out of the car. I'm going to give it to you again. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. STOP REACHING. >> Stop reaching. Let me see your hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. NOW >> SHE'S GOT A CRACK. >> For suspects this reckless, officers were forced to deploy a taser to gain control of the situation. While the driver appeared to comply, the female passenger remained highly resistant and uncooperative. >> I got the keys. Get on that side. I got the keys. [screaming] >> Get out of the car now. Get out of the car now. >> Get out OF THE CAR NOW. >> HERE, LET GO. LET GO. LET GO. >> Get out of the car. >> Give me your hands. >> Still fighting, radio, >> give me more, radio, now. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Get that guy over there on the south side. Southside. He's in cuffs. All right. I got you. I got the crackpipe. Let go of the crackpipe. LET GO of the crackpipe. Stop moving. Stop grabbing me. We're 15. Release it. [snorts] >> Here's a crackpot she had in her hand. >> Thank God. >> Get over here. >> Hold on. Hold on. She's got to be searched. >> Yep. >> You got your work phone on you? >> Yeah. >> Grab your work phone. photograph the probes. >> Even after the taser was deployed, it failed to fully deter her. She continued reaching toward the vehicle's keys, attempting to drive off. Officers then decisively removed her from the car where she was found still concealing a drug straw in her hand. A stern warning was issued on the dangers of her actions and continued resistance. >> Well, that was quite not smart, was it? >> Not smart at all. Told you what? >> She told me go, go, go. >> Why? Why would you do that? Cuz look what happened. Do you have anything else on you or inside of you? >> No. >> Who is she to you? >> Me? >> Can you do me a favor and test this for crack, please? Yeah. >> Excuse me. >> Do you have anything in your shoes? >> No. >> Anything that she's missing in the search that you don't want to You don't want to find a jail. >> I'm asking you now. >> No. >> Politely. >> Yeah, we're good. Thank you. >> Thank you. Yeah, he uh so he originally um fled a traffic stop from her >> that we ended up Take a seat still facing me and kick your feet. Kick your shoes off, please. >> All right. Do you have the right to remain silent against you before you talk to lawyer with you question? >> Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> I'll talk to him now. >> Okay. So, that's a yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Why did you run? >> I didn't ran. She told me go, go. I stop. She keep messing my gas. I said go, go, go. I better stop right now. 13. She said go, go. >> Who is she to you? >> That's a friend. >> Why'd you listen to her? The male driver had become noticeably more composed, expressing clear regret for listening to his drugusing companion and attempting to flee. He then calmly admitted that there were several cans of beer inside the vehicle. >> Anything in the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Bill, >> there's a what? >> Bill. >> A bill. >> Bill. >> Bill Ros. That's a ice bill. So, alcohol. >> Yeah, beer. >> Have you been drinking? >> Yeah, about beer. >> What What's one bill? Like a tall boy or a >> uh uh light? >> Okay. So, one Bud Light. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What did Where did What did she have on her? Why did she not want you to stop? cuz I said he had all her [ __ ] over. I picked her up. She said, "Take me over there." >> Where's over there? >> Oh, semol. >> She wanted you to drop her off over by Seminal. >> Yeah. >> Where at? >> Seinal about 20 by 21st or 20. Where'd you pick her up from? >> Oh, 7 and 20. >> 7 Avenue, 28th Street. >> Yeah. >> And then she wanted to be dropped off Seminal. Where? >> Somebody will go on 20 >> on 28. What? So, I'm only about 24 or 20. >> Okay. Why'd she want to be dropped off there? >> Get some drugs. That's why >> you think that's why or you know >> that's why >> that's why cuz she wanted to get drugs. What kind of drugs? >> I don't know. >> Hm. >> A female officer read the Miranda rights to the suspect. After her earlier chaotic behavior, she had gone quiet. But her silence no longer changed what was coming next. >> Anna, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> And having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? Do you understand your rights, Anna? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Do you wish to have a conversation about tonight? >> Um, I mean, if you guys need me to, >> but that's up to you. Having these rights of mind, do you wish to have a conversation with me? >> No. Okay. >> Lock. >> Anna was charged with fleeing, possession of drugs, and resisting arrest. She was deemed legally incapacitated and placed in the Child Protective Services, DCF. Reginald was charged with fleeing and possession of drugs. He was sentenced to 36 months of probation. Next, a troubled young woman loses control as she faces the very real possibility of being locked up by police. YOU GOT THE POLICE. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. I'm just trying to talk to you. >> I DON'T GIVE A I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> ON APRIL 14TH, 2026, police responded to a residence after a 13-year-old girl reported that her older cousin had been causing disturbances, yelling and bullying her. >> Man, >> I just have a question. What? >> I All I got to Whoa. >> You put me in jail. >> Knock it off. >> You put me in jail, yo. >> Knock it off. >> YOU PUT ME IN JAIL. YO, >> BRO. Ain't nobody There's nobody here trying to take you to jail. I'm just trying to talk to you. [ __ ] that [ __ ] >> That's all it is. That's all it is. I'm just trying to talk to you. Knock it off. >> YOU PUT ME IN JAIL. [screaming] YO, >> YOU NEED TO STOP. >> YOU PUT ME IN JAIL, [ __ ] >> CAN YOU 50 SECONDS over here, please? Okay. >> Hey, man. >> You want to go inside? Do you want to go inside? WE'RE >> NO, WE'RE PISSED OFF. >> OKAY. YOU HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO be pissed off. 23. >> I don't GIVE A ABOUT THE POLICE. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. I'm just trying to talk to you. >> I DON'T GIVE A I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> WHO'S SAYING THAT YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL? I'M JUST TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. I'M JUST TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. BUT right now, you're not making your situation any better. Knock it off. Let's go this way. TAKE A WALK. >> TAKE A WALK. TAKE A WALK OR YOU WILL. LET'S GO. >> That [ __ ] is the mother. >> I'm trying to talk to you right now. I'M NOT TRYING TO TALK TO HER. KNOCK IT OFF. >> LET'S GO OVER HERE. >> ALCOHOLIC. >> OKAY. I'M NOT HERE TALKING ABOUT HER RIGHT NOW. I'M TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. KNOCK IT OFF. >> Before anyone could question her, Kayla exploded, screaming repeatedly at the officers, asking if they wanted to send her to jail. The police tried their best to calm the situation, but it didn't seem to be easy. What >> is going on? Why are we up here right now? Let's come down here. Let's have a conversation like civilized people. What is going on? >> Going to jail any the >> Why do you say that? >> I'm going to jail. >> Is there a [snorts] PARTICULAR REASON [ __ ] >> Knock it off, man. What's your name? Let's start off right there. What's your name? >> They know me. >> I'm trying to ask you. I don't know you. What's your name? >> May that >> What is your name? >> Okay. Fake ass [ __ ] >> Can I talk to you, please? >> Dog. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Okay. Is there some Is there a way that you'd be able to talk to me? >> Stupid [ __ ] >> Listen. Listen. >> No, dog. I want my phone. I want my I want my money. All that, dog. I'm going to jail. >> I'm trying to understand what's going on here. This is the first time. >> STUPID [ __ ] >> HEY. WELL, OKAY. What's your name? Can we start there, please? >> I don't give. >> MY NAME IS YOU, TOO. >> KNOCK IT OFF. MY YO, MAN. [screaming] >> WHAT IS YOUR DEAL? >> I'm trying to put you in jail. >> NO ONE. >> OKAY. If you don't take it down, I'm going to end up having to detain you. Okay. >> Always trying to PUT ME IN JAIL. >> I'M NOT TRYING TO PUT YOU IN JAIL RIGHT NOW. I'M JUST >> OKAY. Can you tell me what is going on? >> I'm going to jail anyway. >> Why do you say that? >> Cuz I already know. >> Okay. What's your name? What's your name? >> Me. What is What's her What's her name? >> Kaitlyn. Okay. Despite the officer's patience, Kayla continued hurling vulgar insults and harsh profanity at her own mother. As the situation unfolded, another officer stepped in to try and calm her down and provide reassurance. >> Kaylin, what's going on today, though? Why are we why are we all pissed off right now? >> She's a [ __ ] >> Okay, what did she do today? >> And she acts like like oh like um she tries to put me and my brother in jail. You know my brother? >> Yeah, I know your brother. >> Like she's aing alcoholic. >> Okay, listen. I' I've known your mom for a long time. [ __ ] alcoholic. >> All right. Well, I've known her for a long time. Okay. >> And you wonder why her mother kids are [ __ ] act like >> Okay, let me ask you a question. Her son done died. >> Mhm. >> And she acting like that, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> You said Caitlyn. Caitlyn, I'm actually not here in regards to your mother. >> Is are you arguing with your sister? We're just having died. >> My brother died. >> Uhhuh. >> And she >> Okay. You know Ian. >> Yeah. >> Like we go through because of her, man. But the reason why my brother died is because of her. >> Yeah. I get mad cuz I hate her. I hate her. >> But you're living under her roof, though. I mean, >> because it's is how the ra the way she raised us. She raised us like, "Oh, I'm going to enable y'all." And I I got used to that, you know. I I got used to enabling Ian, too, because she lets him come back. Come back. Come back. [clears throat] Come back. >> And she let you come back, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you got a place you got a place to stay now, right? >> You got someplace else to stay or you staying here now? Do you stay here? Do you live here? Do you have Do you live somewhere else or do you stay somewhere else? >> I come back and forth. Okay. >> Just the fact that she's over there acting like she's something some better than me. But, man, >> I can tell you're hurt. You're angry. It's obvious. Okay. [snorts] >> For real, man. >> I hear you. I hear you. I hear you. He ain't never been a [ __ ] mother since. >> I know. I I know you. I understand how you feel. Believe me, >> Ian. That's the reason why he's like that is cuz he done found my brother dead, dog. [snorts] >> You know what I'm saying? >> Been drinking a little today. >> Yeah, I did. >> Okay. All right. >> Because like I'm going to go to jail next week and >> Okay. >> I'ming depressed. I'm sad. >> Right. I'm sure. I I completely understand. At first, officers seemed to find a workable resolution, allowing Kayla to walk away from the home to prevent further confrontation with her sister. But things quickly changed when they uncovered details suggesting she was not permitted to be at the residence. She was promptly detained and escorted away. That's why I'm here. That's all I wanted you to tell me. That's I'm not here because of your mom. I'm here cuz your sister's got, you know, she's in her feelings. She's thinking that you're being mean to her and that's what we're trying to figure out. Okay. I'm glad that we're able to come down here and have this conversation because like my partner here said, we're not trying to take you anywhere. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. I'm >> going to jail next week, man. >> Okay. But I'm right now today, I'm not trying to take you to jail, okay? I don't know whatever past history you've got, whatever the whole reason that you're saying you're going to jail on Thursday. I'm sorry to hear that. Okay. But right now, I'm not trying to do that. I'm just trying to keep the peace here, find out what's going on, and then we can move forward. >> I want to just leave. >> You have Okay. Are you able to leave? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Which one's your car? I just wanted to just walk away. >> Okay. So, my my question is though is that if you if you're going to leave, do you have things that you're going to come back to? Are you returning back to this house later? Is is we're trying to figure out here cuz I don't want this to come back later and then we're back in the same spot. There's that. I can't I can't help you with that one. >> All right, you're going you're going to go a week early. >> Yeah. >> You knew you were a trespasser here and you're going next week anyway. It's not on them. You were trespassed already. >> So, am I being charged with that? >> You're being charged with trespassing? Yeah. Trespass after warning. >> You were going When were you supposed to turn yourself in? >> Next week? Monday. >> I got it. >> She's going to start. >> She's in the call already. >> Yeah, she's live. >> All right. All right. >> Whoa. Hey, come on now. >> YOU [ __ ] I'll pick you up if I have TO [ __ ] I hate you. >> THAT'S MY SH YOU DUMB [ __ ] >> THAT'S WHY YOU DUMB [ __ ] >> [ __ ] k YOU [ __ ] SHUT UP YOU [ __ ] >> Cut it out. Cut it out. >> Knowing she was officially arrested, Kayla's pitiful mask instantly crumbled. She transformed back into a violent woman, handcuffed and screaming as she rushed out the door, cursing her mother and sister with the most blatant racist language directed at the police. >> YOU DONE, [ __ ] YOU ACT LIKE I CARE. >> You act LIKE >> I DON'T CARE. >> PROBABLY GOING TO tighten those. >> You too, you cracker ass [ __ ] [ __ ] you think I give a I don't give a >> pull my glasses up. Yo, >> the cares. They can't hear you. They're inside. They're inside. Stop the other way, >> [ __ ] >> Not going to spit on you. >> You stop me. I'm going to knock it off, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] ARE YOU MATE? LISTEN, calm down and don't kick me cuz then you'll catch an extra charge that stupid [ __ ] >> All right. Well, THEN RELAX. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> YOU GODDAMN PISSED OFF, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] >> May God have mercy on mother, [ __ ] >> I promise you. >> I promise you, [ __ ] I got one in my hand. >> YOU THINK I give a calm down? >> You think I right now? YOU THINK I GIVE A YOU THINK I GIVE A I don't give a >> You have one choice. It's either to calm down or these are going on your feet. >> Listen, you're going you're going to jail. >> Then this is going on your >> You mad, [ __ ] YOU'RE MAD, HUH? >> YOU'RE MAD, [ __ ] I AIN'T MAD, HO. [ __ ] you're You Oh, you getting You getting wet off this, huh? >> You getting wet off this [ __ ] [ __ ] I'M GETTING WHAT YOU [ __ ] >> You think you're doing it, [ __ ] >> What do you think you're doing, [ __ ] >> Stop. >> YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING IT, [ __ ] YOU GOING TO BE ABLE TO GET THIS? HUH? >> YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING, [ __ ] >> The suspect faces charges of disturbing the peace and making a grave threat. But the next intoxicated young woman goes from confident one moment to playing the victim the next. Listen, it's got to be on, but I can put two sets of >> I know. I know, but >> On September 3rd, 2022, police stopped a vehicle swerving erratically and nearly crashing into the curb on Howard Street. Upon approaching, police noticed unusual behavior from the driver. >> So, you said you guys were coming from where now? >> Downtown. >> Anywhere in particular or >> um just a couple bars, we're visiting friends and stuff like um my friend's boyfriend, he just came in from Philadelphia. Okay. So then we like met up with them after like on our way home. >> Okay. >> But um she did have a shot there. I didn't I didn't drink at all. >> Okay. How much have you had a drink? >> Um I had one drink at 7:00 p.m. >> Okay. >> And then I haven't drank since. >> So So you haven't had anything since 7:00 p.m.? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, cuz we went to happy hour or not happy hour. Um first Friday. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Would you mind if I checked your eyes as part of field sobriety to make sure that you're okay to be driving? >> Um I've never done one of those. So can I just get an explanation of what I think? >> Yeah. So, first there's Right now I'm I can smell some alcohol in your breath. You tell me that you drank at 7:00. That doesn't really compute with me. >> I did throw up. I like force myself to throw up because I ate gross pizza. >> Okay. When was that? >> Um I ate the gross pizza at like 11:00 and then I threw up at like 12. >> Okay. >> But like I didn't throw up like willingly. I like force myself to. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know if like maybe it was still in my system. >> Well, based on your driving and and as I'm speaking with you, the the kind of indications that I'm seeing, I'm I'm concerned for your level of sobriety. Um, I'd like to like you to do some field sprout exercises to kind of give me a better perspective of whether you >> I've just never done that. So, if you could like explain none of it, none of it's meant to confuse you or anything like that. I'm going to make sure that you understand that. >> No, no, I don't I don't care to be confused. I'm literally a blonde. So, >> so you are you all right with that? >> Yeah. No, I'm fine. >> Just hang tight right here. I'm going to turn these front lights off so they don't >> She casually admitted to having a single drink at 7:00 p.m. But looking at the scene, the authorities suspected she'd had far more to end up in this state. Next, they demanded she undergo a series of sobriety tests. >> Can you see my light right here? >> Yeah. >> What color is it? >> Red. >> All right. What I'm going to do is I'm going to move this red light from side to side. Okay. >> What I want you to do is follow the red light with your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head. >> Okay. >> Okay. No. Keep your head still. Focus on the red light though. >> Focus on the right hold. >> Sorry. It's just I I don't mean to laugh at this, but like I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I smoked before I went out, so it might Okay. Focus on the red light. >> I'll focus on the whole time. >> Sorry, >> I've never done this before. I do apologize. >> The simple eye test seemed to completely break her, forcing her to constantly shift her posture. The comedy show continued as they moved to the walk and turn test. Giana repeatedly bargained with the officers using her own anatomy as an excuse. >> Are you comfortable wearing these shoes? >> Um, yes. But I do have a question. Sure. >> So, I can't walk in a straight line sober. >> Okay. >> Like cuz my feet point inward. So, whenever I take a step, it's always out and then in. >> Okay. >> If that makes sense. >> Uh, a little bit. >> So, do you want me to take my Do me a favor. Just stand over by the tree for me. Okay. I want you know how people have like duck feet. >> Sure. >> I don't have that. Like I I like physically like it feels weird to do that. >> So like I know how like people like walk like I don't really know how to do that. But I walk inward. >> Like my feet just naturally go inward. >> So like whenever I take a step it's like one and then one. >> Okay. >> But like it's it's never like toe to heel if that makes sense. >> Nope. Go ahead and push your right foot back touching heel to toe. Oh, hang hang on. Hang on. >> Sorry. >> All right. And then you can go ahead and begin. >> So one, right? >> That's one. >> Just like I showed you, just like I explained it to you. >> But that would be one, right? >> Correct. >> Two. >> Three. Four. Six. >> Seven. >> And then you said back heel first. >> Just like I showed you. Just like I explained it to you. >> Two. Three. Four. Does it have to? It doesn't have to be nine, right? But that >> just like I showed you, just like I explained it to you. >> Skill check. >> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 >> That's okay. You can relax. Even after the officer explained thoroughly three to four times and demonstrated with extreme patience, she stumbled, lost her balance, and completely messed up the counting. But the very next test would instantly expose her total lack of sobriety. >> What? >> Look down at your toe while you're counting. >> 106 Wait, should I ever start? >> No. Keep going. >> Okay. 1007 108 1009 1,101, 2012,3, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 18,9,20, 121. >> That's okay. You can relax.2. >> You can relax. Okay. Feet together. Hands down by our side. All right. What I want you to do now is just go ahead and put your hand joint back for me. So, what's going on right now is you're getting placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Okay. >> When we get down to booking, I'm going to ask that you submit to a breast sample that's going to measure the amount of alcohol that you have in your system. All right? If you don't, there's some penalties that will go along with that. Namely, your license will be suspended for a period of one year for a first refusal or 18 months if your license has been previously suspended for a prior refusal. Okay. >> But why am I >> based on the totality of the circumstances? I believe that your normal faculties are impaired. Okay. So, hop up this way. Do you have anything in the car that you want to take with you? Wallet or cell phone or anything like that? >> Yeah. Can I take my phone and my phone? >> We'll grab it. >> Call your mom. I'm calling your mom. >> So, will you provide a breath sample when we get down to booking? >> Do I have to? >> Well, if you don't, like I said, your license is going to get suspended for a period of 1 year for refusal. >> If you do, if if you blow above a 08, it'll be a 6 month suspension. If you blow below a 08, it's a it's not a suspension. >> Okay. But like >> moving on to the one leg stand test, Giana's counting was an absolute disaster. The officer swiftly cuffed her, completely ignoring her subsequent meltdown inside the transport vehicle. This hurts. This hurts. 14 time. Thank you. 674 >> 674 671 101 call. >> Sorry. 10's no longer combined. Operator 9964 213. We're going to be 1025 with the subject immediately north of the speedway pretty much across the street. >> It hurts. >> I guess it'll be west. >> Inside the vehicle, she kept trying every trick to annoy the officers, desperately stalling her trip to the station. It was a flawless performance of tears and playing the victim, but the officers remained sharp and completely unmoved. Help! Help! Help! Wait! >> It hurts my arm. I love your flexction. It hurts so bad. >> Here, hop out real quick. It hurts so bad. >> Listen, it's got to be on, but I can put two sets of >> I know. I know. But >> where where's your arm broken at? >> It's fractured in my in my forearm. It hurts so bad. Is it Is it too far behind your back or is it the actual hangup on your wrist? >> They hurt so bad. >> Here's what I can do. I put a second set of cuffs on you. >> No, no, no. Take this one off. Take that one off. It's got to stay. >> No. No. You made it, Lucy. It hurts so bad. >> It hurts so bad. >> Stop spinning. >> It hurts so bad. >> Okay, stop spinning. >> I got it. >> No. >> No. I'm sorry. >> No, >> I'm sorry. I lost your number. >> No. No. >> No. I don't care. >> I have your phone. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I don't care. >> I love you. >> Don't call. >> I have. >> I can't even do anything. Don't call. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> You can't. Alana. >> So, Janna, put your palms together like you're gonna pray. Take this palm. Nope. Put it >> No, I can't move my arm. >> I can't move this arm bag. It's fractured. You could feel it. It's right here. >> Tell you what, grab a seat and put the two sets of cuffs to try to make it a little bit easier on you. >> Okay. >> The woman was subsequently convicted of operating a vehicle while impaired. But now it was the officer's turn to give this young girl a crash course in how the real justice system works. >> Relax. Relax. >> I'm cool. The y'all are hurting me. >> On August 17th, 2023, airport officers respond to a disturbance involving a frustrated passenger who missed her flight and begins loudly arguing with airline staff and family members at the gate. >> I'm irritated. LIKE, THIS [ __ ] IS IRRITATED AS I'M NOT FROM TAMPA. >> OKAY. DON'T SAY cut me. Get the out of my face. >> Really? >> You're going to go that way? Is that how this is going to go? >> Ma'am, >> I'm not doing it. >> You're going to need this in jail, ma'am. >> You need to chill out. >> I'm chill, y'all. >> You're going to need this in jail, ma'am. >> You're going to need this in jail. You need to relax. You need to relax. >> Stop talking to me. I'm not yelling at you. I'm chill. You're not yelling at me. Relax, bro. Stop talking to Stop talking to me. I'm not Stop talking. I'm cool. Relax. Coming up at me, guarding me. I'm cool. >> Relax. Is this yours? >> Trying to make it like >> Is this yours? Relax. >> This is mine. >> Relax. RELAX. >> I'M COOL. >> The exactly relax. >> Relax. >> Then you need to leave then, ma'am. You hear me? >> You hear me? >> The passenger showed no signs of backing down. In fact, she boldly walked away while officers were still trying to deescalate the situation. And just like that, a tense confrontation began to unfold. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> You gotta go. You can't act like this. YOU GOT TO GO. >> YOU GOT TO GO. >> WHAT the play? >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. >> Absolutely. Absolutely. You want to go for a ride? I got a ride for you. >> Relax. Relax. >> Absolutely. >> We're going to take care of you. >> Three hots in a cot. You want TO CALL ME? >> HEY. HEY. >> I got to make our flight. I'm sorry. You miss. >> I'm sorry. Huh? This my sisters. I'm sorry. >> Right. We trying to make it to Chicago. I'm sorry. >> My bad. My bad. I'm sorry, y'all. We just emotionally frustrated. We just trying to make our flight and we missed it. Like, we been here all day, y'all. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just emotional. LIKE, WE FROM CHICAGO. YOU KNOW, from here >> and we trying to make it home. We've been here since 8:00 in the morning and I'm not trying to scream at you. I'm sorry, >> but bring it home. >> Yes. I'm sorry. We been here since 8:00 in the morning. We just trying to MAKE IT THE HOME. >> WHERE'S YOUR FLIGHT? WHAT TIME YOUR FLIGHT? >> IT'S AT 9:55. We bought at 10:00. We bought at 10:00, but they saying we can't make it. And I feel like we can't. >> You can't. >> Like, it's just too much. I told my sister, "Let's leave at 8:30 so that we can make it here in time." And she didn't listen to me. And now we're late. And she's screaming at me like, "But I've been saying this cuz I knew this would happen. I know her airport to go." And [laughter] I'm just pushed. We got work. We got all type of stuff to do. We can't afford another day. >> Come. As the suspect was being taken into custody, her sister rushed over, pleading through tears and desperately trying to talk officers into giving her another chance. But the officers had a simple response. It was already too late. And the suspect's meltdown was far from over. It continued all the way out of the airport. >> Can't top your lungs cussing. >> Act like a [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, I feel like I'm going to pass out. So, if I pass out on the count of y'all, this death [ __ ] is going on y'all right >> here. Let's go OVER HERE. [screaming] >> SIT RIGHT THERE. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> OH, YOU'RE HURTING MY ARMS. >> YOU'RE DOING IT TO YOURSELF. >> LET ME GO. THAT'S WHY I'M telling you, >> darling. >> Damn. Let me >> Bro, my arm is about to pop out OF PLACE. WHAT? CUZ YOU'RE OVERLY AGGRESSING ME. THAT'S WHY I'M TELLING YOU TO YOURSELF. >> NO, I'M NOT. I'M CALM. STAY DOWN. >> NO, RELAX. HURT, BRO. >> Twice to leave. LOOK AT >> NO, I'M NOT. YOU ARE GRABBING MY ARMS. THAT'S WHAT I'M TELLING YOU. CAN YOU LET MY ARMS GO, BRO? >> Nobody's touching your arms, >> bro. You're not touching my arms. And you clearly got your arm on me. >> I have an arm on the back. >> But you're still That's what I >> I'm going to touch your arm. We're going to tell you like an adult. >> Yeah. Come on. Let's stand up. [laughter and screaming] >> Oh, yeah. I'M >> WE'LL JUST LET YOU BE a baker. How's that? >> Oh, this [ __ ] hurts. >> Just relax. >> Oh, this Can you un loosen it some? >> I'll fix it. Get up. OW. [screaming] >> OH, you're such a >> drama queen. >> Ow, this [ __ ] hurts. >> You don't have to grab my legs. I CAN WALK. While being escorted away, she repeatedly insists she was only upset about missing her flight and claims officers misunderstood the situation. [screaming] >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> STOP KICKING ME. STOP BITING, >> BRO. CAN Y'ALL PLEASE put my arms in the front? >> This [ __ ] hurt. >> Not going to happen. >> Ow. Oh my god. Y'all are hurting me. >> You're doing it to yourself, >> bro. I'm >> You were walking behind and you dropped to the floor. >> It hurts. >> Come on. Let's go. LET'S GO. I'M NOT. >> MA'AM, stand up. Come on. >> Clean up. I'm grown. >> THERE you go. >> Y'all, I'm going to throw up. >> Then throw up. >> Can you please? Okay. I'm calm. Can you please just loosen this? I have no problem with >> Put your feet in cuz you're not going to kick her while you do it. >> I understand that. Y'all not listening to me. >> You're not listening to us. >> I under I will put my feet in with no regrets. With no problem. I'm just asking. put it in so she get her. Can you, bro? Like, can you just loosen this a little bit? I'm not trying to cause a problem. I'm not trying to be a drunk. I'm not trying to be none of that. I'm just asking you loosen this a little bit. Listen, >> cuz ma'am, I understand everything. Like, please don't try to make me like I'm drunk person. I'm trying. I get it. I >> You be quiet for one second. >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO YELL at me. >> Stop. Okay. What's your first name? I'm trying to sisters over here. Okay, >> we are going to unprocise. It's time to leave. It's time to go. Okay, come on. >> Getting this stubborn suspect into custody proved to be a challenge. She repeatedly screamed, threw herself onto the ground, and refused to cooperate. Even after being placed in the patrol car, she swung between actively resisting and playing the victim, desperately begging for forgiveness. >> This [ __ ] is bogus as I'm not even the aggressor, guys. Like, this [ __ ] is wrong. This [ __ ] is so bogus. Like, I'm in jail. I'm not even from Miami, you guys. All right. It's all right. You're You're going to jail now. That's It is what it is. >> Oh my god. I'm not from here. I'm not from here, you guys. Can you please just hear me out? Oh my god. [laughter] Oh. Oh my god. I'm not from here. I don't know what's going on. Can you can somebody please just talk to me? >> You're going to jail, man. For sure. >> Okay. Well, I understand that much, but I'm just asking what's after that. What time will I be released? I have a flight to catch. >> Can you postpone or whenever that's when it's probably tomorrow morning, >> huh? >> Probably tomorrow morning. >> Can I make a phone call? >> I'd like to make a phone call. [clears throat] This is Oh my god. God, please. I can't go to jail in Tampa. I'm not from Tampa. Can somebody My god, y'all didn't even hear my side of the story, though. >> She frantically begged for someone to save her, insisting she never meant to cause any trouble. But her actions told a completely different story. Now with nowhere else to turn, she could only call out to Jesus, hoping for a rescue that wasn't coming. >> Oh my god. God. Jesus Christ. Lord, I cannot stay in here. I'm not from Tampa. Please help me. Please, y'all. Please. I will give whatever it takes to get out of here. I cannot stay >> ma'am. There's no insan butt. >> You said what? >> You're going [clears throat] to jail. >> I understand that. You keep saying that and y'all keep repeating the same thing. I'm asking how much do it cost to get out. I understand I'm going to jail. >> We do not control that. That is something >> like y'all keep repeating the same thing though. I know I'm going to jail. I'm in a police car. I know that. >> Have a better idea. >> Oh my god. Lord Jesus. God, please. Please. God, please. I can't go to jail in Tampa. I'm not from Tampa. I don't know what I'm doing. God, please help me. Jesus, I cannot. Oh my God. Lord, I'm going to pass the out. I cannot go to jail. I can't. I cannot go in temple. Please. Jesus Christ. Lord. Oh my god. I have to go to a hospital. I can't stay in a jail, y'all. I have medical history of bad examin. I cannot I will pass out and pass away. I'm serious. I cannot go to jail, y'all. I'm having a heart attack. My chest is beating extremely fast and I'm really high. I'm not playing, y'all. I have history of this. I cannot go to a jail. I will pass out. I swear to God on my life. Y'all can sit there with me, keep me handcuffed. I cannot go to jail. I'm gonna pass out. Like seriously, please God, please. Jesus Christ. Lord, please. >> The woman was charged with resisting arrest and criminal trespassing. She was also banned from the airport and prohibited from leasing any airport property for 1 year. It began as a routine traffic stop, but quickly escalated when the driver refused to comply with the law. >> I'm a private man. >> That doesn't matter. I don't have to have a license. >> Come on, my dad. Let me get >> What? I'm sorry. Relax. >> No, you ain't no nothing. Come on, bro. >> On July 6th, 2025, officers initiated a traffic stop due to invalid registration and excessively tinted windows. >> There's no one here. >> Hey, give me your ID. >> Come on, bro. Stop. Stop messing around. >> I'm not I'm not messing around. Just making sure I uh >> I get you. >> Yeah, >> but like how this goes dictates how you know how how we do it. >> Yeah. Man, I ain't doing nothing, bro. >> What was your What's your problem? >> You got bogus plates. They're fake. >> First of all, nothing I got going on. >> They're they're they're fraudulent plates. It's a class two felony. >> All right. You have fraudulent plates. It's a class two felony to have fraudulent registration in the state of Illinois. >> Would you like you want me to You want me to get the IBC? You want me to get the code? Star 3 91. >> Star 3 91. >> Yeah. Could I get your ID, please? >> Okay. What's your What's your um >> What's your emergency? >> I need your ID. >> I'm asking you a question. What's your emergency? >> Step out of the car. >> Huh? >> Step out of the car. >> I don't I'm not stepping out of the car. Get your lawn. I'm not stepping out. >> I got to take the window. >> The driver immediately displayed resistance and attempted to control the interaction. The driver refused to provide identification and repeatedly declined lawful orders to exit the vehicle, causing the encounter to escalate from a routine stop to a compliance issue. >> Listen, why won't you step out? Why won't you step out of I don't >> you do Pennsylvania, you got to get out of the car whenever we ask. >> There's case Listen, I'm going to tell you right now. There's case law about there's case law. You are going to get out of the car. Yeah. >> Come come come with us and either step out of the car or we're going to get you out. >> You need my ID? >> Yeah, I need your ID. Let's just start with an ID. Let's just work with an ID cuz I don't have to get out. >> No. Yes, you do. You do. >> Yes, you do. >> Yes, you do. And you will lose each and every time. We just told Pennsylvania versus Mint. You have to step out. It's Supreme Court case law. >> You got to come out. >> Supreme Court case law. >> I mean, we know what we're doing. You know, we're sheriffs, right? >> Yeah. >> Are you Are you a [ __ ] Are you a sovereign citizen? >> I'm not neither. >> So So what are you? >> I'm a private man. >> So you are a sovereign citizen. >> I'm not a sovereign citizen. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> No, that's what I have. >> Are you Have you ever had a driver's license? >> No, I don't have a driver's license. >> So in the state of Illinois, you are required to produce a driver's license. >> You know that, right? >> Required it. >> I'm going to run it. I'll be back. The signs of a self-declared sovereign mindset became immediately apparent as the man stubbornly refused to comply with the officer's lawful commands. >> You've been arrested for this before. You didn't learn your lesson. Hey, >> I ain't been arrested for this. >> Yeah, you have. >> Okay. >> I got your whole background. You've been arrested for this before. Step out of the car. >> For what? >> Well, I don't know. I Maybe I'm going to arrest you. Maybe I'm not. Just step out of the car so we can talk. >> For what reason do I have to? Cuz I'm asking you to stop. So you're driving a vehicle with no license, right? >> I'm a private man. >> That doesn't matter. >> I don't have to have a license. >> You do though. You actually do. >> What is that in your hand? >> This is a a passport card. >> Okay. >> Okay. Did you run it? >> Yeah. >> You scanned it? >> I scanned it. So you you can leave the country. You can't drive out of the car. >> Oh, okay. >> So come on out. >> For what reason? >> The country asked me to come on out. No. How >> do I got to Do I got to get you out? I would prefer not. I can care less. >> You ain't going to get me out. >> Yeah. Open the door. Come on. How do I open this? How do I open this? Come on. It's raining out here. Let's get things going. >> That's what I'm saying. So, what's the problem? Like, >> you got to come out of the car is not the problem. >> For what reason do I have to come? >> I can sleep now. >> Watch your back. So-called sovereign citizens often claim they are merely traveling to sidestep traffic laws, but law enforcement is far too experienced to be fooled by that argument. >> So like I I'm really I really don't want to like go the full boat, but you got to get out of the car. >> What's the reason and the probable cause of me getting out of my >> Well, you don't have a valid license to drive the car. >> Oh, >> so if I want to if I want to tow the car, you can't be in it. How does that work out? What what what reason did you have to show the car? >> Cuz you don't have any registration on the car, >> which is required in the state of Illinois. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Car. >> Let me ask you a question. You got a Floyd? >> A Floyd card? >> You got a Ford card? You got a CCL? >> Yeah. >> I mean, you guys said you ran everything on me, right? >> I'm asking you a question. >> Well, >> so you going to get out? >> What? For what reason? >> Cuz I'm I'm telling you to get out. >> All right. So, so I'm just going to explain the little bit that I'm understanding right now. Okay. So, >> man to man, >> man to man. All right. So, the vehicle I understand you're traveling. The vehicle is not registered in the state of Illinois. I understand that you're traveling, but all vehicles on the public roadway have to be registered. I don't know about so listen listen. I'm just talking. I'm explaining everything to you. So, I'll let you talk. Just please let me talk and then we'll go back and forth. So, the vehicle is not registered in the state of Illinois. You're not used for commercial use. >> You call strong over here. Officers carefully outlined the legal violations including unlicensed driving and obstruction emphasizing that compliance could have deescalated the situation. >> Registration now also your driving privileges. My part listening privilege in the state of Illinois. Everybody else understand you you're a private man. Driving privileges you don't have any driving privileges in this state and as far as that we can find no other state. My partner's asked me to step out because both of those the no driving without a license is a misdemeanor offense. That is an arrestable offense. He's asking you to step out. You refuse to step out. That's also another arrestable offense. That's obstruction. So So listen. >> So if you complain about it raining, right? >> I'm not complaining about it right now. >> I'm going to say I am cuz now now I'm soaking wet. Right. Right now I'm soaking wet. >> Why would you want me to get out in the rain like that? >> Well, but I want you to get out. >> Why would you want me to at this point it is no longer to your jurisdiction. >> Well, well, well, you're in the jurisdiction already. But but this is what this what we're going to do. Are you willingly going to step out after we're telling you to step out because you are going to >> you are going to place under arrest for obstruction how >> because we asked you to step out. You are refusing to step out. >> Okay. Which and you can you can I No, I Yeah. A statute is a law. A statute is a law. I tried I tried to explain it to you, but you do not You do not want to. >> The driver's persistent non-compliance led officers to warn of force escalation. A firearm was disclosed, prompting heightened safety procedures. >> Hey, we're going to we're going to tase you. We're going to tase you unless you step out. We're going to tase you unless you step out. >> Wait, hold on. I got to make sure cuz I don't know if you got any weapons. >> I got my weapon. >> Okay, just >> Okay. Don't reach for [ __ ] Don't reach for your weapon. >> I hope not. >> Hold on. I'm I'm about to I'm about to unbuckle you. Where's the weapon at? >> Right there. >> Okay. Just make sure. All right. Just lean for me. About to pull it out. Lean for me. >> I want to make sure I get this without >> without letting it go. >> All right. I'm out the weapon now. >> Come on out, please. Come on out. Come on, my What? I'm sorry. Relax. No, >> you ain't no nothing. Come on, bro. What? >> Come on, man. Just >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> It's done. It's done. It's done. >> Let me get another cuff. >> I got it, too. >> I got it. >> Like Like you're praying, bro. Like you're playing Uh, we're going to go with the car. The black car. >> For what reason, though? >> You're under arrest. >> For what reason? >> Obstruct. >> Defiance was never a wise move, and the price it carried was certain to leave the man deeply regretful. >> Uh, can you move the jacket? Can you move the jacket? >> So, y'all y'all arrested me for obstruction. >> Well, that you don't have a good You don't have a plate. >> Can you get in there? >> That's a ticket. No, it's actually class 2 felony. I told you it was a class two felony. >> Yeah, ain't no felony. But here, >> can you uh put something What are you trying to do? >> You want me to get it for you? >> Here you go. All you have to do is ask. We'll take care of you. >> All ain't right. >> Uh can you push the seat up? >> What you doing? >> We're just getting your You want all these cards? >> Yeah. Put them back in my pocket. >> We'll put them all in. >> Going in my pocket. >> I don't know. I got to check. >> I got to make sure you do. >> No, I don't. You just said you ran me. >> Come on in, my guy. I see you sitting in. >> Y'all just did Y'all just did the wrong thing. >> No. No. No. We have. >> Y'all just did the wrong thing. >> I've done this before. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. No, I've been I've been through this before. >> Okay. And And what was your result? >> Guilty. >> You? >> Yeah. I got guilty ple on it. >> Oh, okay. I don't know why you tried to be difficult. >> I ain't trying to be difficult. You need to learn. Have you read the Constitution? >> I know. I know the Constitution. >> Have you read the Constitution? >> I'm not I'm not a normal cop, bro. I I know I know my work. >> Because I asked you not read the Constitution. >> Which one? The Constitution of Illinois or the Constitution of the United States? >> United States. >> Uh the whole thing? >> No, not the whole thing. >> You haven't? Cuz you wouldn't be doing what you're doing. >> I just asked you for a driver's license. That's all I asked you for. >> So, is that the place that belongs to the vehicle? >> I understand you don't want to say anything because everything's being recorded. So, >> all right. >> In the end, he was placed under arrest and faced charges for illegal firearm possession and resisting detention. Share your thoughts in the comments. Don't go anywhere because this situation is about to show just how far a confrontation with the law can spiral out of control. I have. >> How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all at home. >> Sorry. >> Excuse me? >> What did you call me? >> I didn't call anything. >> On June 24th, 2025, officers initiated what should have been a routine traffic stop, but the situation quickly turned tense as the driver struggled to produce proper identification. >> Hi. Do you guys have your driver's license, insurancees? >> Yes. Yes, I am. I am right. >> Are you guys looking to file a report? >> I am. Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Get your driver's license and insurance. >> If you just want to wait in your car, stay cool. I'll be right with you. All right. >> I I just I'm going right. >> Oh, perfect. Yeah. Ma'am, this is your car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your insurance? >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> It's from the street. >> Down the street. >> I think this place. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license? Your insurance? >> Are those your plates for this vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can I see? >> Give me one second. All right. Yeah. >> What's your driver's license? What's your Do you have your driver's license, ma'am? Wallet. Your wallet. Okay. Thank you. Look for your driver's license. What's your phone number real quick? >> I have four different phone. >> And your phone number? You don't know it? >> I've had multiple phone numbers. >> Can you give me the last one you had? No. >> Do you have a phone on you? >> And do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Can I see it? >> My daddy has insurance. My dad does everything. >> Okay. Call them. >> Can you call me? >> Do you have his phone number? >> I have my mom's phone. Not taking videos of me without my permission. >> I'm not. It's my coworker. I I I'm calling for >> I could get you in trouble. You don't understand that. >> Can I see if you took a video of me? >> Sure. >> Here's the irony. Despite the strong smell of alcohol on her breath and her glassy, unfocused eyes, the driver continued to deny everything outright. >> How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all, actually. >> I smell it. I see your eyes are glossy. >> My eyes are glossy because I'm tired. I haven't slept in 4 days. >> Why are you slurring your words? Do you normally speak like that? >> I do. Yes. >> Okay. Why do Why am I smiling? Why am I smiling? For what? I'm asking for a back. Give me a phone call to call my mother. >> I'm Wait. You want to call your mother? >> Yes. >> What's her phone number? And I can call her. >> I'm not giving it. >> Well, then how am I going to call her? You got to work with See, you do have a phone. >> So, I'm not stupid. >> Yes, I know you're not stupid. I was asking you for your phone number for the report. Can you back up, please? >> Sure. I'll give you some space. Hold on, though. Keep the door open. >> No. >> Yes. >> I don't have to. >> You're going to keep the door open cuz I don't want you driving away. >> You seem impaired. You seem impaired. I don't want you driving away. >> Okay. So, >> can you shut the car off and then maybe I can >> Sorry. >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? I didn't. >> Officers expressed concern for her well-being and continued investigating impairment while she offered irrelevant personal details and avoided direct answers. >> So, where were you coming from? >> My hair. >> Sorry. >> You're going to do your hair. >> No, you are right here. Where were you coming? Where were you driving? >> You crashed. Do you remember where you crashed? 81. >> You did crash. You rear ended someone. >> The white Cadillac. >> He was stopped at a stoplight and you crashed into him. >> I know what happened. >> I know. But do you remember where it happened? >> Yeah. >> It happened over there, actually. That's why I'm asking you. Where were we coming from? Where were we trying to go? Like what was your objective? We're trying to go right now. >> My objective was to pick up somebody that was homeless, >> like a friend. >> Yes. >> I was homeless. >> Okay. And before that, where where did you get in your vehicle? >> I'm not talking about this. I don't care about paying >> whatever. How much? >> I was trying to pick up somebody that was homeless. >> Okay. >> Go home. >> Were you coming from home or where? Where do you live? >> I'm not. >> Okay. Well, I'm just concerned about you. >> Why are you concerned about because you're you're showing signs of impairment, right? >> Definitely not. I'm getting clear now. Let me >> We're going to make sure of that. >> I understand. Okay. Just hang tight. Okay. Is that your dog? >> Yes. >> What's the name of the dog? >> Versace. >> Versace. That's a cool name. Guy or girl? >> Guy. >> Guy. >> Okay. >> I don't care. Should we call my mom? >> We're just going to make sure you're okay, Josh. That's it. >> He's new. I know he is. Like, I understand. Like I understand because I had a husband that worked in law enforcement. >> Really? >> I did. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Like he doesn't know what's going on. >> Okay. Well, >> I do. I went to volunteer at 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. at Little Creek Church. >> Sure. >> As I do every Tuesday and Thursday. >> Okay. >> She was relentlessly stubborn, seemingly convinced that stalling long enough would somehow make the officers let her walk away. I don't know your name, so I just want to refer to you by your name. >> Jessica. >> Okay. Jessica. Um >> Okay. So, >> you know, >> Jessica, >> she just told me. Okay. So, if the accident happened here, how what happened though? Did you hit the car? Did they hit you? What happened? >> I have to I'm asking you, are you going to get out for me? Yes or no? Or do I have to pull you out my go that way? I'm telling you the options. Either you step out or we take you out of the club cuz you do legally. >> Yes, I am. So, are you going to do it? Yes or no? Yes, you are. Pennsylvania man. >> This moment marked a clear turning point. What began as a relatively minor DUI charge escalated because of defiance. By resisting officers, she exposed herself to far more serious consequences, acting impulsively without considering the outcome. >> Almost almost as well. You're not in a police academy. You haven't done my training. >> Oh, police. >> So, you don't know. >> No, you're not. No. Sorry. Okay. Can you move your dog out on the way? Cuz I'm about to kind of get the dog out. >> Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? No. Okay, you're still under arrest. >> All right, we'll call you an alarm. >> What are you trying to do? Huh? I can't hear you. >> Sad. Why? >> Because this hand >> Well, she she asked you many times to exit the >> Doesn't matter. No, >> it does. >> No, it does not matter. She's mad. She's mad. If that girl's mad, and it doesn't matter. She can do whatever she wants, but my parents have dominion over me. >> Okay. >> My parents used to go with my dog away. Ready? Come on out. Just watch your stuff for me. Okay. Okay. Grab that. Yeah. Yeah. Come on in. Thank you. >> I don't know where you at. So, I don't want you have to wait back from wherever he was at. >> Yeah. >> I'm good. What' you say? >> The 29-year-old driver was taken into custody and later charged with DUI, resisting arrest, open alcohol in a vehicle, and operating an uninsured vehicle. When faced with tough law enforcement, any bargaining, delaying, or obstruction becomes meaningless. The law does not operate based on emotions or the special preferences of any individual. Trying to prolong the process only leads to a more disastrous and serious outcome. Thanks for watching. These cases prove that entitlement and excuses rarely end well. 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