From entitled brats harassing restaurant waitresses >> We didn't DO NOTHING. WE BREAK OUR HANDS ON EVERYBODY. WE BREAK [ __ ] WE LOVE IT. >> TO entitled teenagers laughing off a DUI arrest. >> Get Get on the floor right now. >> I have to I got to >> Get down. >> Get on the floor right now. >> To a woman who believed she didn't have to respect the law because she needed her phone. >> Right now. >> Okay. All right. Now you about to >> If you happen to be that person who thinks your attitude, your excuses, or your personal circumstances somehow place you above the rules, don't be surprised when reality has a different opinion. Here's what happens when super entitled teens realize they ruined their lives. But first, meet a group of immature teens who acted like laws don't exist IN THEIR WORLD. ON JULY 17TH, 2024, officers were dispatched to a seafood restaurant after reports that three young women are harassing employees. Listening to the store employees' explanation led the police to believe this was a serious incident. And here's what happened next. >> Yes. What do you have for me? >> Uh I was the first one to deal with them. So, they walk in. I I come up front and they're literally holding the menus pretending like they're about to throw them. >> All right. >> So, I look at them. I give them a mom look. I'm like, "All right. Just let it go." You know what I mean? They sign their receipt and they think they're all cute, so swing the pen at me. I let that go, too. >> Okay. >> They're touching everything. Is this real? Is this real? Snapping. So, I have Ashley come up and then Ashley comes up cuz she's she's my uh she's my tougher big sister type. >> So, I found them leaving and they start telling me they're going to punch me. >> Well, that's what they were saying when I was >> "Just do it." So, then I said, "Get out." I refunded their saying they're outside. They're banging on the windows, screaming. So, then I come outside and I'm like, "Now you're outside. you want to yell at us when you you guys pulled up." >> Okay. So, Are you a manager or anything like that, ma'am? What do you want to do? Do you want to press charges against them? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. >> they got to get their act cleaned up. They're trespassing. I asked them to leave, they threatened me, they threatened my staff. >> Okay. What What What did they threaten you with? >> To to hit us, to punch us, to beat my ass. >> All All three of them did? >> Yes. >> According to reports, the young women mocked restaurant staff, refused to behave, and even threatened employees after being asked to leave. The situation only intensified when officers arrived and found the group still causing a disturbance outside the restaurant. >> Did you get their IDs? All right. Yeah, we do. Uh they want to press charges against you, SO YEAH. GET OUT OF THE GET OUT OF THE CAR. UH AGGRAVATED MENACING, TRESPASSING. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. THEY ASKED YOU TO LEAVE AND YOU DIDN'T LEAVE. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. STAND UP. GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. WHAT DO YOU NEED, BRAD? WHAT DO YOU NEED? WHAT DO YOU NEED? ROLL OVER. I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. GIVE me your hands. Give me your hands. Rip my pants off. You're fighting. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. YES, I GOT YOUR BAG. YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL, TOO. >> YOU'RE GOING >> I SWEAR ON MY MAMA, WE AIN'T DO [ __ ] >> GET THAT ONE, TOO. >> WHAT? WE AIN'T DO [ __ ] TO THESE >> Get these people Get these two. >> We ain't do [ __ ] to THESE PEOPLE, BRO. >> I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU >> OW, YOU'RE SQUEEZING MY ARM. >> GET UP. >> WHERE'S MY SHOE AT? >> I'LL GET IT. >> OW, OW, YOU'RE PULLING MY ARM. >> IT'S STILL IT'S STILL IN THE CAR. >> OKAY, SEE, HE'S PULLING my arm, sir. These things are too tight, dude. >> Don't fight us. This car >> I wasn't even TRYING TO FIGHT Y'ALL. SHE TRIED TO GRAB HER PURSE. Y'ALL THREW OUT THE CAR. >> WHERE ARE YOU? >> CAN YOU CAN YOU TAKE THESE off a little bit? I'm done. I'm cool. >> Once we can get you into a car, sure. >> This one's mine. >> Even while confronting police, the group clung to the same bullying attitude, arrogantly insisting they had done nothing wrong. During the struggle, an officer's badge was torn off, another clear sign of just how aggressive and confrontational these suspects had become. >> Where's your ID? >> I don't have ID on >> How old are you? >> 22. Ah, this one's too tight. It's squeezing me. >> Well, don't fight. >> WHO DID I FIGHT? WHAT KIND OF CAMERAS THEY GOT? ALL I DID WAS TRY TO GRAB HER PURSE. >> I HAVE CAMERAS RUNNING. >> WELL, who did I ever swing on you? I'VE NEVER SWUNG ON YOU, SIR. >> I said I said she's under arrest. >> And that's why I had TO GRAB HER BACK. THAT'S ALL I DID. >> YOU SLAMMED the door on me. >> How is she under arrest? All you said was you needed ID. >> And I said you're under arrest. And you kept fighting. >> I NEVER SWUNG on you. >> And you pulled her. So, you're going to get another charge. You're getting obstructing Obstructing official business. >> Copy. >> And you broke my You ripped my badge off while we were fighting. I'll get it back to you. Get up. >> Can you give me all the shoes, sir? >> Yeah, I'll do >> Is this all of them? >> It's a sandal. I think it's in THE CAR. >> YEAH. >> BRO. >> PASSENGER SIDE, RIGHT? YOU GOT anything on you? >> No. >> I see you in the door jamb. I'm going to check real quick. >> I don't got nothing on me. >> All right, have a seat. Let's see. After a lengthy struggle that left shoes scattered across the scene, the two most aggressive suspects were finally secured inside patrol vehicles. Attention then shifted to the third woman still refusing to leave the car, and the tension was about to escalate even further. >> What am I GETTING ARRESTED FOR? WHAT? What am I getting arrested for? >> I didn't do I didn't do anything. Thank you. You don't want to play WITH STOP TALKING. YOU HAVE NO CHOICE. >> YOU'RE NOT VALID AND YOU'RE NOT >> You have no choice. You need to step out. I don't want to fight with you. I don't want to pull you out of the car. Please step out before I have to. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. MA'AM, GET off the phone and step out. Ma'am, hang up the phone and step out. This is your last warning, ma'am. Step out or I'm going to pull you out of the car. I prefer not to do that. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. MA'AM. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Every single last one of us. Every single last one of us. >> What? >> They already put their hands on every single last one >> Put the phone down. >> Every single last one of us. Every single last one of us. Every single >> Put the phone down. >> I PROMISE YOU. I PROMISE YOU. GUESS WHAT? GUESS WHAT? WE HAVE TO COME >> RELAX, MA'AM. >> Come up here. COME UP HERE. COME UP HERE. CUZ THE [ __ ] INSIDE THINK IT'S FUNNY. >> RELAX, MA'AM. Stop pulling away from me. >> Every single last one of them think it's funny. Every single last ONE OF THEM >> OKAY. >> THEY THINK IT'S FUNNY. COME IT'S OKAY. IT'S OKAY. IT'S OKAY PEOPLE COMING UP HERE. >> Ours is open. >> It's okay they coming up here. It's okay they coming up here. It's okay. And I want all y'all badges. I'm pressing charges on every single I'm pressing charges on every single last one of y'all. Every single last one of y'all. Every >> You got anything on you, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> Despite repeated warnings, she continued resisting instructions, shouting accusations, and demanding badge numbers as officers worked to remove her safely from the vehicle. Her dramatic outburst quickly backfired, and she ultimately joined the rest of her group behind bars. No. You were in the restaurant. >> I was IN THE RESTAURANT GO IN THERE >> I WILL. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> OPEN the door. >> It's on this side. India, JUST WHAT THE HELL THEY SAID. INDIA. >> I PROMISE YOU. GUESS WHAT? GUESS WHAT? WE HAVE TO COME UP HERE. COME UP HERE TO RED CRAB. >> RELAX, MA'AM. >> NO, THAT'S MY UM >> BUT THE [ __ ] INSIDE THERE >> I DON'T HAVE anything >> Every homie IS MY FRIEND. EVERY HOMIE IS MY FRIEND. THEY THINK IT'S FUNNY. >> RED CRAB. >> JUST RED CRAB. >> CAN YOU PLEASE GO IN HERE AND TELL THEM I DIDN'T do anything? >> No, you've been yelling >> yelling and screaming and nothing SINCE YOU GOT HERE, TOO. >> BRANDY. >> SHE'S GOT THE KEYS. OKAY. >> COME ON. COME ON. >> I didn't do anything. my pants down. You know exactly what you're doing. >> Ma'am, relax. >> HE'S PULLING MY PANTS DOWN. THE [ __ ] YOU RELAX. >> HE'S CHECKING YOUR POCKETS. He's got your stuff there. >> YOU'RE PULLING MY PANTS DOWN. >> Did you take this knife? >> No. So, Y'ALL Y'ALL DOING IT? I'M PRESSING YOU'RE YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> ALL RIGHT, GET IN THE CAR. >> Hurting my arm. >> Get in the car. >> Racist [ __ ] >> Never heard that one before. >> At the police station, they were taken into custody and charged with disturbing the peace, resisting arrest, making a serious threat, and obstructing justice. Now, shift focuses on the arrogant young woman who gets a harsh lesson from the police. >> STOP. STOP. >> NO, STOP. >> STOP. STOP. >> HEY, STOP. >> HEY, STOP. >> A POLICE OFFICER WAS URGENTLY DISPATCHED TO THE beach area after receiving a report of a group of teenagers harassing and exposing their genitals in front of female lifeguards. >> Hey, why'd you throw that at him? >> Because she's provoking us. They're provoking all of us. >> Okay, go and turn around for me. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> HELLO. >> 38 >> 11, STEP IT UP. TURN AROUND. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are her? >> Why are you arresting her? >> I want a taser point. Put your hands behind YOUR BACK NOW. >> WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING HER? >> MOVE. You move. >> Why are you arresting her? Why Why is she getting arrested? Why is she getting arrested? Why is she getting arrested? >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. 387 UNITS NOW. >> BRO, I HAVE ASTHMA, BRO. Can you get the officer Do you have >> Stop resisting, okay? >> I have asthma. Can you >> Stop. Now, step Stand up. >> Stop. Stop touching her like that. >> Sit in this chair right now. >> Why are you arresting her? >> She assaulted the lifeguard, okay? >> She did not assault She talked too much. >> Doesn't [ __ ] matter, okay? >> She didn't do nothing. She was still. Shut up. >> For what? What's your social? What's your social? What's your social? >> BRO, SHE LITERALLY UP HERE provoking us, and you're arresting me. >> What's your social? I saw you assault her, okay? >> I do anything. She told me to do. >> MATTER. THAT'S ASSAULT. >> I DIDN'T HEAR HER. >> HIT HIM. Hit him. >> The shoe-throwing suspect is immediately placed under arrest for assault. Friends surround the officer, demanding explanations and refusing to back away, escalating tensions within seconds. >> What's your social? >> I'm trying to be nice. >> Okay, I get that, but what's your social? >> What do you need my social for? >> To ID you. What's your social? >> If you don't give me your social, they can take you to jail. >> They can't take me to jail for no reason. >> Listen, if you don't give me your social, you got to sit in jail for like >> Bro, she's been in jail before. She knows. >> What's your social? >> It's private. Do you want to go home and enjoy your family, don't you? I got the same attitude. I don't be getting a too. And at the same time, when they're here to protect you, let them protect you. >> They're not trying to protect me. They're arresting me because >> For what? >> Because >> What's your social? >> right here, and this dude was provoking us. And this dude was still a >> You two, step back. Step back. Step back. It's not that hard, or I'm taking you both for obstruction. >> I don't care. >> Step back. Step back. Step back. Step back. Get back. >> doing anything. >> GET BACK. OKAY, go on. Turn around. >> Oh my [ __ ] No, stop. What are you doing? We're arresting her. Why she getting arrested? Why are you Okay, get off me. Sit down. Bro, get off me. Just sit down. Just sit down. Just go. OKAY. STOP. SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN AND STAY PUT. STOP TOUCHING ME. OH MY GOD. OKAY. All right, stop. Now you're going to jail for resisting. No, stop. Stop. Sit down. Sit down. >> A kind woman reminded them to obey the police because they weren't joking, but the suspects remained defiant believing the police couldn't touch them. Later, reinforcements arrived to escort the suspects into the police van, further escalating the tension. >> Hustle. >> Step back. >> All the WAY BACK. >> BACK UP. He said back up to BACK UP. >> THEY DIDN'T APOLOGIZE. >> That's That's not my saying sorry. Back up. Assault, obstruction, resisting, resisting obstruction. >> He's about to go for obstruction. >> Go. Back up. >> We're not going to ask you again. We're not We're not going to ask you again. GO. >> YOU NOT TOUCHING MY COUSIN, BRO. >> STOP. STOP. She'll go to jail. What do you mean? >> I'm just trying She won't ID herself, so well, she'll get ID down county. What she going to do? Obstruction and resisting? >> She'll go to jail, too. >> I didn't Easy. >> Who is this, dude? This is a passerby that just walked by. She's cool. Just step back, man. Thank you. >> Y'all not even getting OUR STORY BEFORE Y'ALL ARREST US. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. What I said >> TALK TO ME. >> SIT DOWN. >> YOU DUMB ASS. >> STOP. >> NO, I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. ALL RIGHT, SO I DON'T CARE. >> WE'RE WELL, WE CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT RIGHT NOW. >> I DON'T CARE. >> WHAT IS YOUR NAME? >> YEAH. >> LET'S GO. >> DON'T TOUCH ME, BRO. >> STOP. HEY, YOU GET BACK. GET THE BACK. GET BACK, MY MAN. ARE YOU KICKING ME? SPIT IN MY FACE? SIT IN THE CHAIR. SIT IN THE CHAIR. ARE YOU GOING TO STOP SPITTING IN MY FACE? BACK UP. BACK. BACK UP. Get the [ __ ] back. Back up. If he interferes one more time, he's going to cuffs, too. Hey, big dog. Go back on the beach. You kicked me AND SPIT IN MY FACE. YOU DID. YOU SPIT RIGHT IN MY FACE. GET IN. DURING THE SHOE THROWING ARREST, THE suspect became more aggressive, kicking an officer and allegedly spitting directly in his face. Forced to sit down, officers warned others interference would lead to more arrests, but the remaining woman ignored everything. Who was that spitting? When you were resisting, yes, you did. Let's go. Come on. What is your name? Did you give it to him? How old are you? No, how old are you? Can you tell me how old you are, please? You take a seat, please. What's your name? What is your name? Okay, then you're you're going to go to jail. How old are you? I can't because they hit they touched us first. >> That's what y'all don't get. Y'ALL DOING THAT CUZ they white and you're black. >> What? >> You're black and you're taking up for them. >> Okay. What is your name? >> I'm not telling you. >> You have to give us your name. >> telling you. >> Okay. That's fine. A second girl repeatedly interferes with the arrest process and refuses lawful orders. The officer then had time to take statements from the beach manager and the female lifeguard to clarify the cause. The disgusting truth was subsequently revealed. >> Okay. Did he show you his penis at all? >> No. All he did was open his pants and do that. And then he kept kind of circling around. So I thought I just told him. And then I came back here. >> I went up and I approached them and I just said, "One of my lifeguards just approached me and said you just made her extremely uncomfortable." And I just asked you guys to leave the beach. Like at that point they denied it. So the guy he had a I think it I'm >> The guy with the shirt on. Correct? >> Okay. I had to go ID him and then >> That's my cousin. >> Okay. What's their names? How old are you? How old are you? How old are they? >> They're both of them 18. >> Okay. What are their names? >> Why? Why do you Why do you need to >> Cuz they're going to jail. >> Why? >> Listen. They're in handcuffs. You see that, right? So what is their names? >> What I'm saying why are you all arresting them? >> Okay. You're not listening to me. >> You're not listening to me. >> I'm I'm trying to get their names and I will listen >> people's going to jail. >> And I'm trying to get their names and I will listen to your story. Y'all were fighting, right? >> Nobody was fighting. >> Can you tell me their names? I'll gladly listen to your story all day long. Tell me their names. >> No. You're not listening. You don't care. >> Okay. That's fine. >> You don't care. >> That's That's okay with me. >> Uh his girlfriend was speaking up for him. She was saying like he wouldn't do that. Like I'm his girlfriend. He's also too young. And so I just assumed it was like a misunderstanding. I said if Listen. If you guys just Can I just ask that you don't approach my lifeguards again? And um that'll be fine. Just I'm going to keep an eye out and you guys don't approach them. And then at that point they said no. Like they wanted an issue and they were asking to see her. And at that point she was in the shack cuz they just wanted to confront her. And so I said no. Please don't. And I came back and they followed me. And I said if you guys like escalate this whatsoever I'm going to I'm going to be forced to call the non-emergency number. And then from there I called my supervisor. And I said, "There's three people sitting outside the shack. They're refusing to leave and are making my lifeguard feel uncomfortable." And she said, "Call non-emergency if they don't leave." So, I went out and I gave them another warning. I said, "Guys, like, just go back to your stuff, or I'm going to be forced to call non-emergency." And from that point, I called you guys. When you showed up, that was the first time they ever tried to escalate anything. >> Okay. Are you okay? You don't need any You don't need any Does anybody need EMS? Anything? I'm going to need a statement from you and you, okay? When he took the picture of his penis and stuff like that, okay? >> When the beach manager ordered the group to leave, they refused, gathered more people, surrounded the lifeguard tower, and demanded to deal with the female lifeguard. Despite the clear evidence, when confronted, the remaining young man in the group stubbornly defended the two arrested suspects. >> Are you calling a parent or something? >> No. >> What is your name? >> Wallace. >> Because you're all involved in this. We got the call about you, okay? >> what I DO WHAT I >> WHAT is your name? >> You weren't leaving when employees asked you to leave. >> This is your little >> We we we were trying to talk to the lady cuz she said I did some weird stuff, and I was trying to talk to her. >> Okay. Can you please give me your name? >> Bro, they trying to arrest her for assault. Auntie, she didn't She didn't hit nobody, though. >> I'm going to ask you this one more time. Are you going to go in handcuffs, too? Give me your name. >> Why? Why? >> Because you were involved in this whole altercation. Give me your name. >> They saw Bro, they trying to arrest me now. >> Wait, can you write it down? >> They said they They said they trying to arrest me now, too. >> Is it Deshawn? >> Bro, I don't know. >> focus? I will let you talk on the phone. Just focus for 1 second. Please tell her how to spell your name. >> Talk to her. >> Hold on. >> Auntie, he just came down there. He didn't even tell us what we did. He just arrested them on spot. Auntie, look, man. They was arguing with some white girls at the at the thing because the the white girls had said some weird stuff. You all ask if she got her other phone, please. >> Give me a second. >> You You all ask >> I will ask her in a second. Relax. Give me 1 second, ma'am. I mean, what he did was weird and making them uncomfortable, but we don't really have nothing on them. I'm >> So you saying she ain't charged she ain't charged with these but when y'all came down here to arrest her, y'all didn't even tell us what y'all charged her with in the first place or what her charges was at all. Y'all just straight up arrested her. How y'all can y'all just arrest her just like that from down down there? She didn't do anything. >> Whatever this officer saw was enough to try to detain, but the moment he went to detain >> she going to jail or she didn't do anything? >> I'm not having this argument. The main thing she needs to worry about isn't even everything before is kicking and spitting on cops. Cuz that's going to be a felony. >> The first suspect is charged under for assault, disorderly conduct involving fighting or threats, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest. The other one is charged under for obstructing official business and resisting arrest. Next, a disrespectful teenager flies into a rage over a cell phone and ends up learning a harsh lesson the hard way. >> She 16 years old. She don't want to listen to my rules. >> My phone. >> I don't care. You threw that at me. >> On September 5th, 2025 in Ohio, police received a report about a teenager arguing with her mother about her iPhone. >> Y'all come over here and let's talk to the police. And I don't care. I don't care. She 16 years old. She don't want to listen to my rules. >> And she took my phone and broke everything. She 16. She can't even get a phone in her name. >> I'mma let you talk. I ain't about to argue over this child. >> So this morning somebody one of these children they stole >> One of her siblings that she hates. >> Yes. That she they took $20 out of my purse after I don't care. That's my money, though. >> All right. Let's go. I'll talk to you over here. >> I don't care. That was a $20. That's my stuff. After I was nice to you. >> She 16, though. >> Okay. >> I'm her parent. >> Okay. Well, he's trying to talk to you. >> I understand. I'm just going to >> Anyways, >> No, but you should be talking to these kids that just witnessed her breaking ALL THESE KICKING MY DOOR IN. YOU ARE A GROWN Look her up in the computer. Look you up. But guess what, though? I'm a grown woman. You are 16 and You live at my house, BUT YOU'RE NOT LIVING THERE ANYMORE. >> With my lease, cuz my name is on the lease. >> You're not on my lease. >> Yes, I am. >> No, no, you're not. As of today, YOU'RE NOT ON MY LEASE. >> OKAY, thank you. Bye. Anyways. >> Look at this glass. Come look at this glass she broke. This is not my grill over. She's tearing up You're not never coming back in here. >> I don't mind. All you have to do is give me my phone so I can get the money. >> You're not getting no phone. YOU'RE 16 YEARS OLD. I WANT TO TAKE YOUR PHONE. YOU'RE NOT GETTING IT. >> I PAID for that. >> JUST LIKE YOU PAID FOR THAT CAR, BUT IT'S NOT IN YOUR >> I KNOW. >> SO, HANG IN MY NAME. I DON'T GOT A LICENSE, SIR, BUT I GOT A CAR. >> BUT, you paid for it, though. That's yours. So, I I paid for my phone. I DON'T CARE. YOU BROKE THE GRILL. >> All right. Calm down. Calm down. >> drinking. It's illegal to drink alcohol. >> Okay. Okay. >> OKAY. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. JUST GIVE ME 1 minute so I can figure it out. All right? >> drinking. You need to take her away from my house. >> Okay. Well, I understand. >> Despite officers being present, the 16-year-old daughter remained openly disrespectful and argued with her mother. The police officer had a difficult time, constantly asking the girl to stay calm and separating the two in different directions so that he could understand the situation better. >> Um I bought I mean, this morning somebody stole $2 out of my purse after I was nice and bought people McDonald's yesterday, snacks from the game yesterday, and I was mad. So, I was like, "Mom, somebody took my $2. Can you find out who took my $2?" So, after that, I went in my room and I was just talking to talking to myself. You know how you mad, you still want to talk about it over and over. So, I was in my room talking about it, and I closed my door so no I didn't start nothing with nobody. And she banged in my room, "Who are you talking to?" And I'm like, "Mom, I'm mad. I'm talking to myself. I'm not mad at you. You didn't steal the $2." So, then she just the situation started escalating more, and then she snuck She snuck in my room and took my phone. She snuck and did it cuz she know that I'm not going to allow her to take my phone that I paid for every month. Mind you, that bill is 200 plus that you're not even finished putting anything towards so you can't just be taking my phone. And then she >> dropped me off at school. I was not going to school because I didn't know how I was going to get home. So, I went home, and then when I got here, she started arguing with me more, and then I told her, "Can I get my phone back? I got to go to work in a couple hours." So, I told her that the bus come at 2:50. The bus never came at 2:50. I don't have no type of phone. She left, and I couldn't even check the bus time. So, she got back, and I said, "Can you Can you take me to work?" And she was like, "Yeah, come on. Come on." And then when I got out the door when I got out the house, the doors was locked, and I was trying to open the door. She said, "Get away from my car." You did not She think I'm trying to get the phone. I'm like, "I'm trying to get in the car so I can go to work with a with a phone or not. I need to be at to work at time on time." So, then she kept saying, "Get away from my car. Get away from my car." And then I try I was trying to pull on the doors, and then she made me step all the way back to get the phone, and then she locked the door right back and said, "I'm not taking you to work." So, then I start getting mad. I was like, "Mom, I need my phone, or I need to go to work. If I have my phone, I can call my friend and ask to get a lift so I can be at work on time. You don't want to let me get my phone. You don't want to let me in the car, so how am I going to get to work? That's all I'm mad about is getting to work. And then she She got all the kids, left, locked the doors, and then was I'm my hand was on the door the door handle while she was driving cuz I was trying to get in the car with her or get my phone so I can go to work. And then she just sped up. Like, how am I going to get to work? And then >> This this blood don't talk to you. >> And then she kept pulling around near things saying, "Recording her crazy B. Crazy B." So, I started saying, "You crazy B." back cuz she's always calling us B-words and all that stuff. So, when I say it back, it's a problem. Like, what? And then she kept going around the block, and then I went to the neighbors and called the police. >> So, at what point did the window get broken in? >> With that, the window never got broken. I had a key. First, I was trying to open the window to get in the house, and then I found the key over there. So, I went to the side door. I opened it, and I got in the house. And then when she came, she came walking down the street and saying, "You kicked out my door." She don't know I got a key to the side door. >> Okay, what happened to your hand? >> My hand is when I punched that because I was mad. And then um she >> When you punched what? >> The that thing right there. >> Like the box on the side of the house or >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> And then she came with said, "Oh, you're not never going to get back in the house, stupid bitch." And then I knocked down that and that's why that is like that. >> So you knocked down the grill? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> From the teen's perspective, her mother was the one provoking the conflict. She even admits becoming aggressive during the argument and punching an object in a fit of anger. The officer then turns to the mother to hear her side of the story and get a clearer picture of what happened. >> All right. Can you Can you tell me again what just what's going on? >> So this morning she got mad and she said she was missing $2. So I said, "Raquelle, because we woke up late cuz we had to play football. We had a game yesterday. We woke up late today. Everybody was late. I said, "Listen, everybody put on whatever and let's get out the door." So she I guess she looked to see in her purse cuz she said she wanted to get her coffee. I said, "Raquelle, please let it go. I'll give you money. I'll give you some money. I'll replace it." That's what I said. >> Okay. >> I told everybody they was bickering and I told everybody be quiet. She's the only one that didn't listen. I said, "Please stop. Get ready for school." She go on and on. I start yelling, talking. This is all the time with her. Every few days she got a episode going on. So I said, "Okay, I seen her phone was on the floor cuz that's the only way I can get her attention is to get her phone. I always take her phone because you're my child. I I helped you get that phone. So therefore you're not about to sing or disrespect in my house." So I grabbed the phone, we leave and I dropped them off at school. When I when I came back she was there. I said, "Okay, did you calm down?" I tried to talk to her again. She started trying to over talk me again so I shut down. I said, "Okay, I'm done." So I said, "Are you going to school?" She said, "Yeah." So I drive her to school and at 12:00 cuz she get out at 11:30 and I figured since she don't have her phone maybe she think I'm going to pick her up so I called the school. I said, "Hey, is my daughter still there? I was going to pick her up." They said she never When I pulled off she left the school. She never went into the school. When I came back home, she was laying in her bed. I said, "You need to get up and put your work clothes on because I'm about to take you to work so you don't be late cuz I got stuff to do." She didn't want to do what I said then, so I left again. I came back, she came in the door. The kids I was picking up up from school, about to get them ready cuz they usually go to their granny house on Fridays. They here getting their stuff ready. She comes in the house, "Can I get >> Does she go to or not? >> Huh? No, she doesn't go because they have a different dad. >> Okay. >> Her dad don't deal with her because she steals she stole from his house and he cut her off. I've been raising her. >> The mother expresses her frustration and helplessness over her daughter's behavior, explaining that she constantly tries to control everything and that these conflicts happen regularly. Like many rebellious teens, she acts as if she can do whatever she wants. >> Lies. I told her I would have took you to work, but after you just did all that, I'm not doing [ __ ] I'm not taking you nowhere because WHY WOULD I HAVE GIVE you a ride or give you a phone when you ain't you ain't you calmed DOWN SINCE THIS MORNING OVER $2 WHEN I SAID I WOULD GIVE YOU THE MONEY. WHOEVER TOOK it I don't know who took the $2. Siblings do [ __ ] like that all the time, but I said to diffuse the situation, can you be quiet? Can you stop arguing with everybody? I'm not talking to nobody, I'm talking to myself. But the thing is you still be a negative and we all need to get out the door. You need to get to school, they need to get to school. Like what is arguing and cussing and mad about $2 not going to get it back and it's not going to solve it. So I told you I would give you the money back. I want her. I don't know. I want you to help her. Please. I don't know. She need to go to um St. Thomas and get evaluated. I don't know, but everything you just did was crazy. So anyway, um this is what I'm saying. I'm not mad I'm not trying to get her in trouble over this little [ __ ] I just asked her to go to Safe Landing because if you think that maybe you are grown enough to be on your own, maybe you should go to Safe Landing. You have a job, you have your school, you about to be a phlebotomist, you could be successful. If you hate me so much and you don't want to follow my rules when I tell you to stop When I say stop engaging, stop talking about this, I will replace it. That's not good enough for you because you want chaos. Let me tell you something. >> For the forms and all that. >> She you mad, what she do last time, y'all? Didn't she tear her room up? Tore her room up. All this She tried to jump out the window. Me and my son had to get her back in. But she like, "I just want to She be doing crazy ass all the time. I let her I let her have company. I let her go where she want to go. I am I am I try to be more of a friend because I want her to be happy. >> So, here's Of course, as a mother, she shared that she really wanted to be friends with her child and didn't want her child to get involved in any legal trouble. Afterward, the police offered her some advice to calm the situation. Where do Where do Where does she work at? >> Panera. >> So, I guess for just for me, so I can help you out the best, cuz there's juvenile stuff is a lot more complicated, and there's a lot more of like >> She does not understand that if she get in that system, it's hard to get out. >> So, that's why I'm trying to figure out like what would be I guess kind of like the best thing for you. >> What's my options? >> Like without putting her in any sort of assistance, is like >> She don't got no family members out here. >> Yeah, so if I me just kind of hearing everything, I think the best case scenario, and I'll have to look it up to see if it's something that I'd be able to take her to, if if that is an option, cuz she missed the bus, or at least take her to a bus stop maybe far like a little bit away from here. But if she can get to work, um as long as she can get back on the bus or whatever else is like >> She has a bus pass. I made sure she had it. >> if she can Okay, so I'll do a report on it, um just so there's like some documented proof of what's going on. I'll just say like, "Hey, you didn't want her at this time. You didn't want this to turn into a thing." And I can give you the phone number for I get that. So, so I can do that. I can give you a referral number. So, I can give you a phone number for CSB. And I guess what I would recommend for today would be a letter Okay. Well, I said it's kind of like a Yeah, it's kind of it's yeah, it's a Yeah, it's kind of a legal mess to be honest with you. No, I get that. Okay. >> The officer works to resolve the situation as peacefully as possible and the mother even agrees to return Raquel's bus pass so she can get to work. But the moment Raquel realizes her mother is still keeping the iPhone 16, everything falls apart and her outburst erupts all over again. >> Okay. No, I get I get that. SO JUST CALM DOWN. >> OKAY, CAN YOU GIVE ME MY >> PHONE THOUGH? Get to work. What time is it? ALL I NEED IS MY PHONE SO I CAN LEAVE. THE PHONE THAT I PAID FOR. >> Like what? This is just a >> Right, I want her to come. She wants She's doing it voluntary. She said she don't want to be there. So, do you guys have a van for her? She wants She just said in front of the police she wanted to go. >> I NEED MY PHONE. >> WAIT, CAN you get her away from me, please? I'M BEGGING YOU. I DON'T want to deal with her NO MORE. >> I JUST PAID FOR that bill. Get her AWAY FROM ME. I NEED MY PHONE. >> GET HER AWAY FROM ME, PLEASE. >> IF YOU DON'T COME OVER here and calm down, I'm going to put you in the back of the cruiser. >> I NEED WHAT? I'M TRYING TO GO TO WORK. I NEED MY PHONE. >> OKAY, AND EVERYBODY STOP IT. >> NO, YOU STOP IT. >> RIGHT NOW. OKAY. ALL RIGHT. STOP IT. STOP IT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET STOP RUNNING. YOU'RE MAKING THIS WORSE. STOP. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> OKAY. WELL, NOW WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU. >> LATINA WAS ultimately arrested and charged with resisting arrest and obstructing official business. Next, the dumb 17-year-old teens believed that their age will shield them from legal responsibility. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> On July 13th, 2025, officers responded to a reported hit-and-run involving two teens suspected of being intoxicated. A struggle begins as backup is requested while the suspect resists arrest. >> Hey. Come here. Dude. Hey, chill out. What's going on? >> Um he's We're fighting. >> Dude, come here. >> Yo, chill. >> Just going to chill. >> Come here. >> Chill. >> You're going to fight this until I knock you out. >> arrest. Come here, dude. >> Get off of me. >> Yeah, I said can you not fight the goofs? Come here, dude. Come here. >> You almost threw that. >> Dude, get the Goofers, guys. Get the goofers. GET THE GOOFER. DON'T THROW IT LIKE THAT. >> DON'T THROW IT LIKE THAT. You tase me. Tase me. >> No, stop. Okay. >> don't. Put it away. >> Don't tase him. Don't tase >> I got one taser point. Two hit me already. >> Don't tase him. >> Here. Okay, get on the floor right now. >> I got you. I got you. Get down. >> Don't tase him. >> Get on the floor right now. Get on the floor. Get on the floor. >> Don't tase him. Don't tase him. Don't tase him, please. I won't do anything. I don't have nothing on me, sir. I promise. Here. >> Why did you have to throw him? That was you being aggressive. >> I'm 17. >> That was you being aggressive for no reason. >> I don't give a You hit me. Shut up and sit on the floor. >> I'm 17. You didn't tase me last year. Good job, little boy. >> Seeing her boyfriend being taken down, the girlfriend escalates the scene by attacking and pushing officers. The male suspect claims that being only 17 means he won't face fines. That misunderstanding quickly lands him in serious trouble and ultimately leads both of them straight to jail. >> Get her. >> I was the one driving. I was the one driving. >> Come on. He just slammed my car. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I'm 17. I'm 17. You can't be driving. Here. Here. Here. Here. Here. Here. Here's my hands. Here's my hands. Here's my hands. Here's my hands. Here's my hands. I promise you. Here. Here. Baby, give me your hand. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> No. >> Baby, please. >> He hit you. >> Please. Please. Baby, sit. Please. >> No. >> Please. Please. It's okay. >> He did not. >> It's okay. I pushed you. I only I pushed you, sir. Only I pushed you, sir. I pushed you, sir. >> Stop. >> I pushed you. >> I'm in a dress. >> Get up. >> Can you get my >> I'll get it right now. You can 10-3 and if you can start a soup for a use of force. >> Can I pull my dress down, please? Can I pull my dress down? >> Yeah, you could 10-8 the 10-20 >> pull my dress down? I was driving my [ __ ] car, okay? Elijah, DON'T SAY NOTHING. WORD FOR WORD, ELIJAH. >> And do you have a FI? >> I'm not saying [ __ ] DON'T SAY A WORD, ELIJAH. >> GET IN. >> HE HAS MY >> THE officers waste no time with these inexperienced teens and immediately place them in the patrol car. Meanwhile, the girl keeps yelling at her boyfriend to stay silent, as if that alone could somehow get them both out of trouble. >> Yeah. Do you have Do you have any anything on you? What do you have? Nothing else? You don't have a 20 anything? Take a seat. Take a seat. You don't have a phone? >> What else did you guys have? What did you pick up? I'm asking you, what did you pick up? >> your wallet. >> Okay, let me see it so I know. Why are you pushing on me? I'm trying to be nice. Why are you pushing on me? >> Is it this? >> Yes, and I had something else. >> What? >> It was my keys. >> Okay, they're over there. Take a seat. I'll go get your keys. >> Okay. >> My first question is were you driving that vehicle? >> It wasn't working. This is not the type of vehicle I had. Something was wrong with it. No. Um >> Who was driving that vehicle? >> It was unknown. >> Oh, it was unknown. Okay. >> I was driving. Um cuz >> Who was You were driving or it was unknown? >> It was I was driving. >> You were driving? Okay. >> So, who threw all the beer and the bong out from the vehicle? >> Huh? >> Yeah, the Twisted Teas and all that. Who tossed it out? Was it you or was it him? >> We didn't have none of that. I literally just hit the pole and we hit the pole and that was it. >> Okay. Have you been drinking? >> No. >> Okay. Can I smell your >> We're underage. We haven't been drinking. >> It doesn't Just cuz you're underage doesn't mean that you can't drink. >> I haven't been drinking. >> Cuz there's There's witnesses that called in the crash saying that they saw you guys running away from the vehicle and throwing the beer on the field and the So, that's why I'm asking. Who was >> 7:00 a.m. Why the would you be drinking? What the >> Were you partying out last night? I'm just trying to Just trying to >> would we be drinking at 7:00 in the morning? >> You were driving, right? >> Yes. Why the would we be drinking at 7:00 in the morning? >> You didn't Who threw away the beer and the bong? >> Nobody. We didn't have that. That's at my house. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. >> Cuz your buddy's saying otherwise, so All right. How old? >> 19. I just turned 20 today. >> All right. >> The 20-year-old woman eventually admits she was the driver, claiming she only hit a tree. However, officers grow suspicious after the couple is seen discarding beer cans into a field, strengthening their theory. Soon after, police officially begin to unravel the story. >> Uh yeah. >> No way. You just laughed at me. >> He's going to check Do you want to him to check you out or Wait. But stop. Take a seat here though. Don't Look, if you start yelling >> Is Elijah okay? That's all I care about. Is Elijah okay? >> Yes. They're checking him out. All they're checking out >> see him for just a second? >> Once they check you out, take a seat. >> I literally am okay. I just want to see him for just a second. I won't resist you. I won't be mean. >> them to check you out? >> Can I just see him for a second? >> After we're done here. >> Yes. Look, all I did was hit my knee when these when you guys threw me on the ground and my shoulder. That's all. When you guys When you threw me on the ground I think it was you. I don't I just want to see Elijah for like 5 seconds and then y'all can take me wherever y'all want to take me. >> there I'll get Give me a second. I'll let you do that right now. >> Okay. That's all I can >> They're going to take He's going to take pictures of you, okay? He's Yeah, that's fine right there. Stay like that. Do you have any weight injuries at all that from this? >> Yeah, FROM WHEN YOU THREW ME ON THE GROUND. ACROSS THE like I'm a whole ass 90-year-old man. >> there. I can Anything else hurts? >> Uh not that I feel right now. >> Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any questions? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Go for it. >> One. Two. 19. 20. >> The female suspect continues laughing casually while her boyfriend is made to perform sobriety tests. Despite excuses like a birthday celebration or swerving to avoid a cat, the evidence and their aggressive behavior at the scene speak for themselves. >> That blood on your mouth, was it him that did it or what happened? >> No. >> Was it what Why why is there like blood here? What what happened there? I I I'm I just want to know >> When I hit the pole, the airbag deployed, okay? >> So, it's from the airbag? >> Yeah, the airbag hit me in my face. >> Okay. >> It's cuz when I um I tried to move uh there was a box and I swerved around it and I didn't hit in the [ __ ] pole and the I I don't know the pole deployed my airbags on me, I guess. >> Okay. Wait, which way were you guys going? Were you guys going up Towsley or down on it? >> Down. We were going Yeah, down. Yeah. >> So, towards Valley? Okay. So, you guys hit the pole and then like spun out? >> I think so. Um it's cuz I was trying to avoid it. I don't know if it was a cat or a box cuz I didn't have my glasses on, but it was a cat or a box that was in the middle of the road when I swerved. Hit the pole. >> Okay. All right. Give me a second. >> You want to give Lydia on the weekends? You're a liar. Why are you so mad? It's already over. >> In the end, the suspects were charged with DUI, leaving the scene of a crash, driving without of license, and assaulting a police officer. Next, this intoxicated woman goes even further, even claiming she wants to renounce her citizenship just to avoid being taken to jail. >> I [ __ ] hate this country. I will [ __ ] renounce my citizenship and give it to someone from another >> On February 3rd, 2026, officers responded after a woman and her companion were repeatedly removed from a property for causing ongoing disturbances. >> They were asked to leave about 9:30, and came back, and he was the one that was originally asked to leave for being intoxicated and aggressive with other guests. And uh now they just keep going every door and harassing all my security guards to get let back in. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yep. >> All right. No, you're fine. Here's the deal. You cannot come back here. Do you understand? >> I don't want to go in. >> Okay, so leave the property. >> Yeah, no. So, I'm going to >> Leave it. LEAVING NOW. >> WHY? >> Damn it. >> No, I want to >> You are not leaving. >> I'm ignoring you. >> Let's go. >> I would like to make a formal complaint. >> About what? >> ABOUT THE ESTABLISHMENT. >> WHAT? THAT'S NOT WHAT THAT'S NOT WHAT WE DO. PICK UP YOUR STUFF AND LET'S GO. >> I CAN'T make a formal complaint? >> NO, LET'S GO. >> WHY? >> Because they are They do not want you here. YOU KEEP COMING BACK AND YOU'RE harassing the staff. >> Okay, no, wait, hold on. You, go away. You're pissing me off. >> Haley, if we get called back here >> No. >> We are not >> No, no, no, no, no. Everyone >> From the very first minute, the young woman displayed arrogance, assuming she had the right to yell at the police to shut up. The police immediately issued an ultimatum, demanding the couple leave the private property immediately. However, Haley began to become even more demanding. >> I suggest you listen to him and you go home for the night. >> My best friend is a cop. Do you want to book >> I don't care WHAT YOU SAY. HEY, HALEY. NO. You get Brian, you get taken for everything that you >> can leave. >> I just want to ask you a question. I will leave if you tell me to leave. That's fine. What I want to ask is why can I not ask questions about the establishment? >> You said you just wanted to file a formal complaint. We don't do that. >> No. >> Listen. Listen. I've been as nice as possible. >> Please. >> You're a trespasser here. You're trespassing on private property. If we get another call, listen, stop interrupting me. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Go on. >> If we get called about you one more time, I will take you to jail for public nuisance. Do you understand? >> I understand. >> Stop trying to yell. Get Do what you got to do. Go home. >> Can I talk? Can I talk? >> We're done talking. >> No. >> We're done talking. We are done. You >> I've been patient. Do not yell over me. I have, actually. You haven't listened to what I'm actually trying to say. I'm trying to backtrack to understand the reasoning behind the original dispute. So, can I this? Can I go back to negotiate the understanding so that this doesn't happen again? >> No. They don't >> So, you're telling me the reasoning behind the understanding of the reasoning that I can't go back in the establishment cannot be understood? So, I cannot understand why I cannot do this again. >> I have told you already. >> good policing. >> I have told you already. >> I need to know the policing reason as to why I can't >> Okay. AND THEY HAVE THE RIGHT to say you they don't want you in there. >> And that's it. That's it. That's it. I'm on public ground. That's it. That leaves me on public ground. Okay? I can stand here >> And you're in the roadway. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> No, it's not cuz now you're attracting traffic. Let's go. >> What traffic? Ryan, stop. Stop. >> She repeatedly insists that she knows the law and has every right to stand there because it's a public area. Even as Ryan desperately pulls her away and pleads with her to stop, he can't snap her out of the fantasy that she's somehow in control of the situation. >> I've been patient. Do not yell over me. Listen to what I'm actually trying to say. I'm trying to backtrack to understand the reasoning behind the original dispute. So, can I get this Can I get back to negotiate the understanding so that this doesn't happen again? >> No. >> No. They don't >> So, you're telling me the reasoning behind the understanding of the reasoning that I can't go back and negotiate cannot be understood. So, I cannot understand why I cannot do this again. >> I have told you already. >> good policing. >> I have told you already. >> to know the policing reason as to why I >> OKAY. THEY HAVE THE RIGHT to say you They don't want you to stand there. >> That's it. That's it. That's it. I'm on public ground. >> That's it. >> They leave me on public ground. >> Okay. >> I can stand here >> And now you're in the roadway. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> No, it's not cuz now you're attracting traffic. Let's go. >> What traffic? >> Hayley, >> Ryan, >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> Oh, he's touching me off. Look, if you want to arrest me, that's absolutely fine and I won't I won't resist. I just really genuinely want to understand the why. I want to know the reason. >> What's going on? You're really drunk and you're not making any sense. >> I am making >> I've already explained this to you. They don't want you here because you're really drunk and you're acting like an [ __ ] to everyone. Call your phone. Call your mom. >> I am now. >> My phone is dead. Give me your phone. >> I need to go home. >> You need to go home. Where is your father? I don't >> He's not here. Mr. Ashley, >> Knock it off. We are walking away right now. >> Hayley, Hayley, you are going to [ __ ] jail if you don't walk away right now. >> out of the road. >> Hayley, I'm sorry. Put your hands on your >> Hayley, >> No. >> Hayley, >> All right. >> Hayley, what happened? What happened? >> Oh my god. >> HAYLEY, HAYLEY, >> HAYLEY, >> STOP. >> HAYLEY, >> STOP. >> Just >> Hayley, Hayley, let it go. >> BACK IT UP. BACK IT UP. TAKE THAT PHONE from her. TAKE THAT PHONE. >> HAYLEY, >> WHAT HAPPENED? >> NO. >> Don't resist. >> All right. >> Yeah, do that. There you go. >> You're on camera. >> Do not sit in the car, do you understand? >> Yeah, stop, Hayley. >> I'm going to write her up. All right. Let's go. You want to go? >> No, it's not fun because guess what? Now you're going to jail. >> No, it wasn't. >> I have no reason. >> Not right now. I'm not in the mood. >> I have no reason to go in here, and that's what the problem is. Watch your head. I'm going It's a nice night, isn't it? Okay. Let's go. Can you remember a hair of my lipstick? >> No. Why? >> I'm about to get >> Huh? >> I'm about to >> No, you're good. Can you turn on my inner for me? I got it. It's fine. It's It's deep in there. >> You got to hold the car. >> I got to hold it. >> Okay. You can go, though. >> While detained, she stays sarcastic and dismissive, insisting she did nothing wrong. On the way to the station, she continues making baseless accusations about the legal system, further escalating the tension. >> What do you want? >> Pardon? >> Oh, I was just trying to talk twice as fast. >> No, that's not how this goes. >> So, wait, I have a question then. Genuine question. >> What? >> What are my rights? >> Huh? >> What are my rights? >> you're detained. >> What are my rights? >> You're you're detained right now. >> No, but >> You haven't been told What are you talking about? >> been told my rights. >> You you have the rights of every US citizen. What are you talking about? >> Yeah, I don't know who that I'm I live in the UK, so I don't know what my rights are. Thank you. >> So, your rights start with Right now, you're being arrested for trespassing and disorderly conduct. >> Okay, cool. >> You were asked to leave multiple times. So, your your rights right now are to go to jail and bond out in the morning when you see a judge. >> So, I can't talk to anyone. >> Nope. >> Okay. >> Okay, you're going to go to jail because you've been asked to leave already multiple times. >> Okay, cool. >> This is the second place you've been trespassed from tonight. You're already trespassed from the bowling whistle earlier tonight. >> Okay, because I couldn't find my bag. >> That's not a good reason. >> No. >> It's not. When you're asked to leave, you leave. Okay? Uh so, now you're going to go to jail. You'll get booked in. You'll see a judge in the morning. They'll set your bond, and you'll be able to get out from there. >> A judge? >> Yep. A judge, like a magistrate. >> In the morning? >> Yep. >> So, I have to stay >> to sit in jail all night. >> Okay. >> You'll see a judge in the morning. >> Can I get my jacket when I'm in prison? >> jacket? >> I I don't know. >> They'll they'll probably give you a sweater or something. >> Okay, cool. >> Okay? >> I'll call them when I'm warm. >> So, just hang tight. >> Cool. >> My phone's >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I need to call her mom. >> And all this is >> I flew down here to stay with her and her mom. >> Okay. >> I don't have the I I just got here 6 hours ago. I don't have the address. I was with her. >> Does she have her Does she have the the >> I have the phone. I got I got the phone, dude. Like >> You can't call the your mom or her mom? >> My phone's dead. >> What about her phone? >> I I don't have the code. >> You want to get Facebook out there or whatever and >> You bring me with her. I can get into her >> I'll do it for you. But you can't be with her. >> You can get me into her phone. >> Yes. >> That's fine. That is my only cousin. >> All right. >> All right, here's the deal. Your cousin needs into your phone. Are you willing to give him the password? >> I'm willing to give him the password. I don't really want want to give you the password though. >> Well, he's not going to come back and talk here. No. He needs He needs to call your mom. Do you know your mom's phone number then? >> Okay. No. My mom's phone number is a UK phone number and what I would like to know is who is going to be on my phone? Is it going to be you? >> He's going to be on your phone. He needs to figure out where he's going. >> Okay. So, I understand that. I want to make sure it's him on on my phone and not you on my phone. >> I don't care to be on I don't need to be on your phone. >> Thank you, Mr. Christina. I would like my cousin to be holding my phone with >> It's not going to happen. You're in custody. I'm going to unlock it for him, hand him the phone so he can call your mom. >> Okay, can he stand next to you while I watch this? Why? >> Because I don't trust you and the way you're acting it's not going to happen. Had you been Had you been more Okay, then we just won't let him on the phone. And he'll sleep on the street tonight. >> Why? >> No, because that's not the You don't control the situation. I do. >> so ridiculous. But it's my phone. >> under arrest. >> Oh, fine. Fine. You can have my password. How? 5 >> 5 6 >> There you go. >> All right. Phone's staying open. Come grab the phone and call her mom. >> She was later convicted of disorderly conduct in a public place. >> Next, a defiant teen mother believes she can openly disrespect officers without facing any consequences. >> Because I'm tired of you. All you do is TALK [ __ ] >> SHUT UP. >> ALL YOU DO IS TALK [ __ ] >> Shut up, right? >> All you do is talk [ __ ] >> On June 1st, 2025, police received an emergency call regarding a domestic violence incident. Upon arrival, officers are confronted with an 18-year-old female suspect in an extremely agitated state. Where do you live? I can take you to River West. That if I absolutely can. If that will resolve this, then I will happily take you. Who do you stay in River West with? So, who is she to you? Well, obviously you live with her, so Okay. If you're not going to be cooperative with me, then don't be out here and I'm not going to be cooperative with you. Okay. The subject is confronted by officers, denies wrongdoing, and is ordered to leave the property amid escalating verbal resistance and refusal to comply. And her stubbornness immediately pushed the police to the limit, leaving her on the verge of receiving a harsh lesson. Will you watch your mouth with me? Okay. So, I I got no reason to help you. You're going over here running your mouth. Okay. Go ahead. You can go to county and your kid can go to DCFS. Which one do you want? Right. So, SHUT YOUR THANK YOU. THANK YOU. YOU WHAT'S THE WHAT'S THE ADDRESS? I'm trying to help you. I'm going to give you a ride over there. You can yell at me. Or you can walk. Okay. Go ahead. >> Have a nice day. What are you doing here? >> You're on probation. >> Okay. >> Hey, don't get Y'all don't understand >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> Why are you saying stuff to me? >> Grab Because I'm here because you're acting up. That's why I'm here. >> pissing me off. Look, she's telling me to calm down. You calm down. >> Put your stuff in the bag and let's go. >> Because I'm tired of you. All you do IS TALK >> SHUT UP. >> ALL YOU DO IS TALK [ __ ] >> Shut up. >> All you do is >> Talk [ __ ] >> ALL YOU DO IS TALK nothing to you. Over doing it. >> YOU'RE NOT GRABBING. YOU'RE NOT GRABBING. >> OH, I'm not moving. >> I'm about to put you in handcuffs. Knock it off. Grab your bag and let's go. Walk. >> Can I get my daughter? >> THAT'S HER DAUGHTER. >> OKAY. TELL ME IN MY FACE. WHAT THE >> YOU NEED TO LEARN your It's locked. >> NO, YOU ALREADY KNOW. >> OKAY, PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO, I'm not doing it. >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. Okay, I'm going to >> You nothing to you. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO YOU. EVERYTHING WRONG WITH ME. WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? >> PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. >> You already doing this to yourself. >> You're the one that You're the one that put yourself in this position. You grab my hand, you slam a door into me. We're not playing this game. You're going to jail. >> The turning point comes as the girl packs her belongings to leave. Instead of calmly heading to the vehicle, she suddenly grabs the officer's arm and forcefully slams the car door into him. She then continues her struggle inside the vehicle, escalating the situation further. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, or cut me? >> No. >> Face the wall. She got a gun. hate her ass, though. >> She didn't cause this. >> Yes, she did cause this. Yes, she Y'all don't know how she >> WHAT CAUSED THIS WAS YOU ACTING up and throwing a door into me. You could have just walked out like an adult. Instead, you did this. Your uh your bubble gum and your whatever this is >> want it. >> Let's go in your purse, okay? It's your property. Your purse. >> Bro, why are you in MY PURSE? LIKE >> IT'S your property. >> No, you don't get to just do whatever you want. >> That's where you're incorrect. >> I don't want it. I don't want it. Throw it. >> I'm not doing that. That's littering. >> That wasn't That's not mine. >> It was on your person, in your coat. >> When is he coming? Like, why the [ __ ] I have TO COME WITH YOU? I'D RATHER BE A BLACK POLICE than your ass. >> That sucks. >> What? >> In the end, she is charged with resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer. If you think that's bad, wait until you see what happens when this drunk woman tries to use her brother's military status to dodge the law. >> My brother was a police officer in Winter Garden for 7 years. Yes. Would he upset with me? >> On January 29th, 2023, officers stopped a vehicle after reports of speeding and near pedestrian collision. Driver is suspected of DUI based on erratic driving and appearance. >> Can you turn the car off? >> Yes, of course. Can I Can I go? >> Nope. I don't want you driving anymore because due to your eyes, I believe you to be drunk. >> I'm not drunk. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. What? Are you part of OPD? >> Yes. >> Yeah, my My brother is Winter Winter Garden just >> How do you think your brother's going to feel if I call him and tell him your sister's drunk driving? >> No, he I'm not I'm not drunk driving. I'm not. I'm like literally parking up here, like I was We were I'm sorry. >> Again, I'm not talking to you, ma'am. >> I'm sorry. >> Again, I'm not talking. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. This police stop. >> Okay. But, due to your >> speech and your eyes, you're drunk. We can play this game and I can get you out of the car and do a whole DUI investigation or you can kind of cooperate cuz I'm going to do But due to your eyes and your slurred speech, you're drunk. >> I'm not slurred speech. Hey, listen. I don't I don't really >> So you you're driving is really bad. You almost ran over a group of people. >> I didn't run over you. >> Almost. No, not us. A group of non-cops. Cops or not, like it's still dangerous that you could have hit somebody. No, I'm not I'm not worried about the cops. I'm worried about the family and we were dealing with one car for a diff separate reason and you come out and you Apology's not going to do anything. I hear you, it's not going to matter. >> What's your name? >> Alvarez. You you keep laughing as if it's funny. It's very serious. >> I know it's not a joke. >> Okay, is there anyone that's sober in the car? >> I am. I'm fine. I promise you I'm okay. >> Yeah. The driver denies being intoxicated, repeatedly apologizing and insisting she only drove a short distance. However, the more she explains, the more her slurred speech gives her away. I get it. So you see how you're keeping one consistent demeanor? She's not. She's laughing, sad, apologetic. You know what that means? >> I Because I have anxiety. I have No. I have anxiety. I have >> I don't because you're making it worse. >> I'm not making it worse. >> You're you're you're telling me she's on medication. >> No, I'm not. No, I just have anxiety right now, but like no. >> have anxiety, depression, everything. Like she has I love her so much, but >> All right, shut up. Anyways, no, I am not on anything. I'm just >> The smartest thing to do >> We were just trying to get closer to where we're going. Okay. >> I don't think I just met you. I don't I >> Sir, >> I don't form an opinion of someone that I just met. Yes. >> Can I pull up or something? Am I going to get arrested? >> Probably. >> What can I get arrested for? >> Mhm, cuz you're not driving. No, ma'am. >> Can you get out the seat and I'll drive then? >> I will I will take both of you to to jail for DUI if I probably cause if you if you think that's funny. >> go to jail. >> It's not funny. >> I don't mind. I've done it before when my boyfriend and girlfriends want to do stuff like I'm just being honest. Like if you want to play silly games and play like I'm going to swap I'm going to swap the seats, I'm just telling you. Pass me that being the center console. The one your friend keeps trying to that High Noon keeps trying to hide. Can you pass me the High Noon in the center console, please? >> Yes. Pass it to him. Listen to him. Oh my god, this is [ __ ] >> Gentlemen, can I get one of you guys to help me out here? >> No. >> Realizing they are in serious trouble, her passenger tries the usual excuse claiming the driver has a medical condition, but officers then spot a concealed alcoholic drink inside the vehicle forcing the woman to step out for sobriety testing. >> All right, go. You see the top of my pen? >> Yes, I do. >> Can you pick a finger and touch it? Perfect. Put it back down. So, you're going to stand still? Okay. >> Do you want me to lean against the car or no? >> Nope. Stand up straight. Keep your arm your arms down at your side. With your eyes and your eyes only, you're going to follow the tip of my pen, okay? Same tip that you just touched, okay? >> Okay. >> Don't move your head. >> This is weird. You're tricking me right now. Like >> So, any idea what I just what that exercise was? >> Yes, this is to check if I'm like intoxicated and am I okay to drive? >> Yes. >> And my And my brother My brother was a police officer with Warner Robins for 7 years. Yes. Would he upset with me? >> It has nothing to do with your brother. But I the exercise, so if these are your eyeballs, it's called an involuntary jerking of the eyes, which means >> It was doing it? >> Absolutely. Every single one, every single time, multiple times. >> Are you sure? Because I think I was following very >> So, it's a muscle. You don't feel it. You don't control it. Basically, what it does is when you're when your eyeballs try to follow the pen, they do this, for example. It'll jerk this way or it'll jerk that way. They'll jerk together. Your eyeballs were like this the entire time. A consistent, steady movement. Kim, you You are drunk. You are drunk to the point where I can take you lawfully to jail for what you are doing. >> Okay. >> A simple field sobriety test quickly exposes Kim's excuses as she claims she has poor eyesight. She even insists her brother has worked in law enforcement for 7 years, so she knows exactly how these tests work. Officers then proceed with the next test. >> Are you ready to begin? Go ahead. >> 1 And what about 2? >> You can't use the car, though. Stand up. >> 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. And then what did you say? >> Take a series of small steps and turn around. >> Like do like a spin? >> Yep. That was only one step. Yep. >> 1 >> Misses. >> 2 >> Misses. >> 3 >> Misses. >> 4 >> Misses. >> 5 208 All right, Kim. Nope, you're good. Face me for a second. It's going to be the last exercise. You ready? >> No, I'm not. >> You need a second? One foot. Point your toe out, whichever one you choose, and count out loud. 1,001 1,002 >> 1,001 1,002 I can't even [ __ ] I barely talk. Okay. >> You ready? >> I speak Spanish and English, so I >> You can count in whatever language you want. Yo hablo español, so tú me avisas y yo te traduzco. You're not going to get me, Kim. >> I'm not going to get I'm not trying to get you. >> Kim, are you ready to begin? >> Yes, sir. >> Begin. >> All right. I I can begin when I want? >> Yep. >> All right. 1,001 1,002 1,003 >> Keep your arms down at your side. >> 1,004 1,005 1,006 1,007 >> Put your foot down, you can't hold onto the car. Continue. >> 1,007 1,008 1,009 1,010 2 2,000 >> All right, Kim. The next test only further confirms how heavily intoxicated she is. That marks the end of her arrogance as she is quickly placed in handcuffs far sooner than she ever expected. Don't look at me like that. Don't ask for forgiveness. It's It's It's not going to work. Just please put your shoes on. Kim Can you put your arms behind your back, please? You're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> No, please don't do this. Ashley's able to drive. >> It's not about driving, Kim. Can you please put your hands behind your back, please? Kim, don't resist, please. Don't Don't do that. DUIs are kind of a big deal, but it's not the end of the world. Can you separate your hands from your >> It is a big deal. >> It is, but please I don't I We to have to charge you extra charges for no reason, okay? >> 21336906 >> All right, Kim. Kim, is there anything in your pockets? Any cash, money, anything like that? Okay. All right, Kim. Let's uh let's walk towards the car. >> Wait. Wait, can I say Can I talk to my friends real quick? >> In about 2 minutes, yep. >> Can I get their numbers? >> Just relax, Kim. Yep, I will I will get you phone numbers. >> No, wait. >> I have to, Kim. Please, Kim. Can you please put your >> Officer, I don't >> Watch your foot, Kim, please. Thank you. >> The defiant young woman is ultimately forced to climb into the back of the patrol car, quietly and in late regret. She is later charged with driving under the influence. Watch how this young woman self-destructs her own life. >> to be in possession of fraudulent driver's licenses and the and the marijuana vape pen, okay? >> On July 7th, 2022, in Florida, Officer Hanton spotted a car weaving unpredictably through traffic and decided to pull it over. >> Hello. >> Stopped you cuz the car is coming back as an abandoned vehicle. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. >> Oh. >> Whose car is it? >> It's my dad's car, but >> did he have it towed in like Miami? >> It was towed in Miami. I It was I had it towed in Miami and we need to get it back. >> Okay, so you were driving it in Miami? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And he knows he needs to get the whole thing notarized. >> Okay, yep. Um I got to confirm it with Miami because it's >> Okay. >> They're the ones who towed it in Miami, cuz it's >> Okay. >> So, when a car gets towed and the owner is not present, they usually enter it as an abandoned vehicle. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It's going in the system, so cops that run your pop run your tag, it's going to pop up as an >> Oh, well, okay. Yeah, I got towed like a month ago, so I'm surprised this is the first time. >> Yeah. All right, well, I'm going to have them confirm it and get that taken out of the system, and I'll be right back. >> Okay, thank you so much. >> The young driver immediately grew tense when the officer asked a few routine questions, raising red flags and sparking suspicion. >> What's going on? >> Not much. >> No. >> Okay, but driving home. >> Oh, yeah? All right. I'm just her backup, so >> Okay. >> Just seeing what's going on. So, what happened? So, where was this car? >> Um it was in Miami. I went down to get a tattoo and it worked into a fire hydrant, but it was realized I was >> Oh. You don't want to mess with the boys. >> Yeah, and it was like 5 minutes being there, so >> So, we just got to sit here and wait a little bit. >> Okay. What's that? I'm so sorry, my car's messy. >> Listen, it's not messy compared to what kind of cars I see on a daily basis. >> All right. >> You're fine. You're good. Have you been pulled over before? >> I have. >> Oh, okay. Oh, okay. I just don't want you to be like nervous. >> I don't know. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. I have people that cry >> Oh, I I cried last time, but >> I was speeding, so >> Oh, okay. >> The officers instructed her to step out of the vehicle to continue their investigation. Meanwhile, a search of the car revealed items that sparked even more concern. >> I'm going to ask you a question, all right? You want to search the car? Okay. You can hang out with her. >> Okay. Can I ask why you guys are searching the car? >> She asked. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you vape or do you >> Um I do. >> Is that yours? >> I know. >> I know. She's vaping. >> Do you like flavors or >> Yeah, it's just fun. >> Your ring? >> Oh, thank you. My dad gave it to me. >> Very nice. You get off work or working out or >> No, I'm I just got a haircut, actually. I work at 4:00, so >> You know, I wish you would cool off. >> Yeah. Oh my god. It's when I get into my car cuz in my driveway, the sun just beats right down in it. >> visor. >> I do have one in the backseat. I just always forget when I'm trying to work to put it up. >> Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> I do not. >> Do you ever smoke weed? >> I have. >> Okay. I like to visit the square green. >> Um I smoked yesterday. >> Did you? >> Yes. >> You're using your vape, too? >> No, I don't. >> I'm still waiting to hear back. We sent the confirmation out to Miami to have the removal of the system. I'm still waiting to hear back if they had it done yet. >> She tried to defend herself, stalling and stretching the situation, but the officers cut it short by formally reading her rights. >> You got a lot of these. >> Yeah, I got my eyelashes done, and she gives me some every time I go. >> Like they What are these? >> Yeah, they're just for my eyelashes. >> Yeah, I bet your car gets really hot. >> Oh my god, I can't even touch my steering wheel. >> Huh? She read anything or no? >> No. I did have a weed >> You have a weed pen? Don't mind, I'll read you. Hold on. All right, if we're going to talk about anything like a weed pen, I got to read you your rights, okay? You're not under You're under arrest. This means I have to read you your rights if we're going to talk about it, okay? All right, you have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions, right? Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given, okay? You have the right to the presence and representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statements during any questioning, okay? If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence and representation of a court-appointed lawyer before you make any statements during any questioning, okay? If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you are privileged to remain silent, do you understand? I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make any statements with your own free will, do you understand? Any statement can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand these rights? >> Things quickly escalated beyond a routine check when the officers discovered several fake IDs she had been using, turning the stop into something far more serious. >> Is there a marijuana pen in there? >> I have fake IDs. >> And you have fake IDs. >> They are mine. They're all in my name. >> They're what? >> They're in my name. >> Uh you had these made up? >> They were ordered. >> So you had them made up? >> Um not me personally, but >> What do you mean not you personally? >> I My friend did. >> You asked your friend to order them? That's like People don't usually just >> No, I know, yeah. Okay, it's like I was just saying I didn't physically make them. >> Okay, yeah. >> Yeah, but you went there and asked them to have them made. >> You got three of them? >> No, there's just only There's only one. >> Do you have a tester or not? >> Uh yeah, I do. Um what what color? >> Okay. So what was the deal with those? >> Um they were in my purse. >> No, I I I get the obvious, but what's the uh I guess what's the What are they for? >> I don't know. I have them. My friends got them for all in college. And they want me to come and visit them in college. >> How old are you? >> I'm 20. 21 6 months 5 months. >> And then the officers found illegal substances she had been using. Without hesitation, they snapped the handcuffs on ignoring her desperate pleas. >> Where did you get it from? >> Um one of my friends. >> Friends ordered like You bought it Your friend bought it for you? >> I guess I don't know. >> Sounds like your friends do a lot for you. >> They >> And they probably took a picture of the uh >> I know it's hot. It's already purple. Oh yeah. I don't know. >> Um who's your phone? >> It's a felony to be in possession of fraudulent driver's licenses and the and the marijuana vape pen. Okay? So unfortunately I do have to place you under arrest. >> She's in the notes, right? >> Yes. >> Driver's license >> Why do you do this for me? I don't think it's all of that. >> The female in the notes can She's going to be 10-15 for signal 18. >> Um we're going to come back here to the car. You put your gloves on your hands. I know she's not wearing my tennis shoes. >> Yeah, I got it in the uh her neck. >> In the end, she was charged with possession of counterfeit IDs and possession of a controlled substance. The charges were dropped after she completed 75 hours of community service with a non-profit of her choice. Moving to the next part, witness this woman's self-destruction as she comes face-to-face with the law. >> Have to sign these or you go to jail. >> Oh, what do you mean? Let's go. You can't pull me over. >> On August 27th, 2024, during a morning patrol, an officer observed a driver traveling at an excessive speed, well above the posted limit, and initiated a traffic stop before the situation escalated any further. Hello. You're in a big hurry this morning. >> I'm going towards my job. It's over there. I drive my boss. >> No. >> Yeah, it's like what is the the car is like 45, right? >> It's 45, yeah. >> Yeah. >> How fast do you think you were going? >> 40. >> No. Before we got to the traffic light. >> Before. >> 75. >> Me? >> Yeah. I'm over the overpass. 75 miles an hour. What were you speeding up for? You were doing 30 over the speed limit. Why? >> What's that? I'm so sorry for that. I was trying to get to work. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license and proof of insurance with you? >> Yeah. That's not why I 45. Uh 70? No. Sorry. Here. >> And you have proof of insurance for the car with you? >> Yes, I do have. >> When asked for proof of insurance, she failed to provide proper documentation, offering incomplete digital records while dismissing the safety implications of her behavior. >> Yeah, that's your registration. I just need proof of insurance. >> Uh insurance, it's uh uh State Farm. >> Okay. I need the >> it what they sent you. >> on my phone. >> Okay, that's fine. >> You you I need to show you the bill >> Well, the the like the ID cards that they sent you even electronically is okay. >> Yeah. >> If you got into a crash, what would you show the other driver that you had insurance? >> it here. Hold on. God forbid. >> Well, you're doing 30 over. The The chances of that happening are getting exponentially greater. >> Well, I'm so sorry, but But you were right behind me >> Yeah, I pulled up behind you at the traffic light. I waited until the light turned green before I turned on my emergency lights. There is no reason for us to stop in the middle of the intersection. That's why I waited. Okay, that's just a transaction receipt that doesn't show me anything. >> them send me, you know, the the actual It's in my email. >> Okay, you hold on to that. Give me a second, I'll get you out of here. >> No matter how the officer explained the situation, she remained stubborn choosing to believe only what suited her narrative. >> All right, so I am giving you a ticket for the speeding and for not having proof of insurance with you. You're going to get Yes, ma'am. >> Why you a proof of insurance? It's I'm calling them and I showed you that. >> if you got involved in a crash, you're required to show proof of insurance. >> in a crash. Are you driving me like that? Like you want me just to be upset? >> No. >> You're not on top of >> Would you like to listen? You asked me questions and you don't let me answer. >> I'm like really irritated. Okay. I don't just stop people for no reason. No, ma'am. You were doing 75 miles an hour. The speed limit's 40. Mhm. I can't speed 75 on that road. Oh, through here you can't. Under Roosevelt, yeah. Over the overpasses. You didn't come from that exit cuz you were in all on Owers and not the exit lane. Cuz there's plenty of distance to speed to 75. I got you with laser. I got you at Okay. If you would like to contest it in court, please do. I will bring all my documents with me. In the meantime You are being cited for the speeding as well as not having proof of insurance with you. Because it is 30 miles an hour over the speed limit, you have a mandatory court appearance. They are going to subpoena you in the mail. If you still live on Feather Cove Road, that's where the subpoena is going to go. Just make sure you look for that within the next week or two. Your court date will be 4 to 6 weeks from now. Do you have any questions about that? >> Come on. Defiance has never been a smart move, girl. You'd be better off complying because otherwise the consequences could be unpredictable. >> Okay. I understand. Well, I did not cause this. I I am not responsible for your driving. >> What do you mean on that spot? Like you're not You're >> Your actions are the reason that we're here. >> Yes, I I don't think you understand that you have to do your job. >> These top two copies are the court copies. You are given these in lieu of being arrested. So I need your signature on the lines. I just told you. You are giving uh citations in lieu of being arrested. >> attorney. >> Okay. You are required to sign these. >> Can I Can I >> No, you can call them when we're done. >> No, I just >> Ma'am, ma'am, I want you to listen to me very carefully. >> Excuse me. >> You have to sign these or you go to jail. >> Give me a few minutes. >> Okay. >> With no room left for leniency, officers moved in and took her into custody, bringing the unnecessary confrontation to an end. >> You sign these or you come with me. >> Give me a minute, sir. >> There's no minute. We've been here for 10 minutes already. >> Yes, I I've been for more than that. Just please give me a minute. >> Ma'am. >> I'm a minute. Yeah. >> Look at me. >> minute. Yeah. Give me a minute. >> No minutes. Let's go. >> Oh, what do you mean let's go? You can't pull me out Excuse me. Don't touch me. >> Out of the car. >> Sir, give me a minute. Sir, you can't You can't do that to me. >> Out of the car. >> Hello? >> Ma'am. >> Yes, hello. Uh the officer is pulling ME OUT OF THE CAR. What are you doing? >> On your feet. >> What What do you mean? I did not do nothing. Just give me a minute. >> No ma'am. >> Give me that ticket. I'll sign it. >> We already passed that point. >> What do you mean? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, just give me a minute, sir. Oh, you What did I do to you? >> I've already explained this to you. >> Okay, well, let me just sign it, please. >> Hands behind your back. >> Please. Oh my god, I'm sorry. >> Ma'am. You're making this far worse for yourself. >> I'm in a wrong. Stand up. Stand up. At that point, she swiftly switched tactics, slipping seamlessly into the role of a victim, as if the aggression from moments earlier had belonged to someone else entirely. I'm losing you. Tell me. Okay, we can arrange that. You're still going to go to jail afterwards. I've already explained to you what I needed from you. You refused to use to comply up to this point. You are now being arrested for obstruction. Do you want to stand or do you want to lay on the ground? Do you want to stand or do you want to lay on the ground? Ma'am. Ma'am. We're still back to square one. You're not answering questions. Tango 13, we have somebody in custody at 10:30 10:50. You had the opportunity to sign. I asked you three times. You chose not to do that. That's why we are here where we are now. CVS parking lot on 10:38. But there was no fooling the officers. They had seen this kind of amateur performance far too many times before. >> No. No, why do you take me? >> I know what's going on. >> I did not do nothing. >> I'm going to have to take these bracelets off. >> No, sir. Sir, please. >> We'll do it after. >> No, no. >> Just let me get these two off. >> Sir, please sir, I >> Just stop turning around. Just face this way. >> What are you doing to me? Sir, I have my phone on me. >> Just screw it. >> Sir, I I like you, sir. What are you doing to me? My daughter is waiting waiting for me. Sir, why are you doing this? Let me call my sister, please. Let me call my sister. >> All you had to do was sign the citations. >> Okay, I'll sign it. >> No, no. See, we've passed that point when I asked you three times and then I told you to get out of the car. >> But I told you I want to call my my attorney because I did not know what the reason >> You did not know even though I explained to you three times. >> I'm sorry, sir. Please please let me go. >> I understand you're very remorseful. Do you have anything in your pocket? >> No, sir. I have nothing. Let me go. >> We're going to have to have a seat in this car. Turn it this way. Go to the other side. You got her? >> Sir, let let me call my boss. Let me get my phone. >> Sir, all the way in, please. Sir, all the way in. Sir, all the way in, please. >> Where are you taking me? >> Have a seat, ma'am. You're only getting more charges the more you don't comply. Please sit. >> Feet inside the car. Feet inside the car. >> She was charged with non-violent resistance to arrest in order to pay a $500 fine. When young and inexperienced, many people are easily swayed by emotions and think they understand the law or can argue with the police to escape responsibility. But in reality, in legal situations, every action and word has clear consequences. If you've watched until this point, you've witnessed confidence turn into collapse while the law held its ground. 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