Who's your dad the sheriff of? >> Uh Taylor County. >> Taylor County. Now you put him in a predicament where his daughter's been arrested because she's stealing traffic cones that belong to the PD. >> Let me tell you this. My grandpa, my uncle, my great uncle is the head sheriff of Lor County. >> I know the name. >> Yeah, I know. >> Oh, you gave me an injection. >> I am in the thigh. >> Yeah. >> Okay, >> there we go. >> Hey, there we go. This officer's son was pulled back from the edge of death after an OD, but instead of gratitude, he showed pure entitlement, only to be hit with a brutal reality check. >> Hey, what are you doing? >> Hey, man. Come on. Back up, bro. Back up, bro. Back up, bro. >> On the evening of July 5th, 2022, officers in Georgia rushed to an intersection after reports of a man passed out behind the wheel of a red truck suspected to have ODed. The responding officers rushed in to save a life, but they soon realized that not every act of kindness was appreciated. >> He's breathing and he's got a pulse. All right, let's get him out of the car and onto the ground. >> You good, bud? Come on, wake up. >> Hey, man. What did y'all do? What? What? Okay. What did he do? I don't >> He does. >> Okay, you're good. That's all I needed to know. >> I gave him a Narcan. He was los very faint pulse when we got here, but it's gotten stronger, so he's all right now. >> You gave him just the one nasal. >> I gave him the injection. >> Oh, you gave him an injection? Yeah, >> I am in the thigh. >> Yeah. Okay, >> there we go. >> Hey, there we go. >> Hey, don't jump up like that, man. Relax. Relax. >> Hold on. Hold on. Relax. There you go. The officers were glad that out cold Jimmy was back to life. But Jimmy did not seem to appreciate that. >> So you're going to have to call someone to come pick you up cuz you're not driving. >> Why can I? >> Cuz I just brought you back to life with a narcan. You're under the influence of an opiate or some kind of >> No. >> So you're not driving your vehicle. So find someone to pick you up cuz I'm towing your vehicle. >> No, it's not getting towed. >> Yes. >> No, it's not getting towed. You're not >> I'm getting my phone. I'm getting my phone. Don't Don't back up. >> Excuse me. Sorry. No, I'm not trying to hit you, bro. Give me your hands. >> No, I'm not trying to hit you, bro. I just don't want nobody touching. >> You're not going to ball up your fist. >> I didn't ball up my Did I ball up my fist? >> Okay. You can continue to lie to us and say you're not under the influence. >> I'm not underneath the influence of anything. >> Narcan doesn't bring you back >> if you're not under the influence. >> I was not out. >> So, keep lying to us. I don't care. Your car is getting towed. >> No, it's not. Somebody's coming to get me right now, man. Come down. But I tow my car. This isn't my vehicle. You're not towing my car. >> It's in the middle of the roadway and you can't >> You're not towing my car. Hey, where are you going? >> Hey, what are you doing? Hey, >> come back up, bro. Back up, bro. Back up, bro. >> Come get me. Come get me. >> Ma, come get me. >> Ma, help. Help. Defend PD. Help me. Help me now. >> It's a corrections officer, bro. I'm not going to have his car taken. No, I'm not getting him back to that, bro. Nah, bro. >> We're starting to get it there for a second. >> Here we go. >> Just keep breathing, >> guys. Keep breathing. >> Plenty of time to talk. >> Get out of here, bro. >> Hey, calm down. >> Sit down. Sit down. We are making progress. Sit down. Sit down. >> Deep breath, man. Deep breath. >> Please. >> Listen to me. Listen. You're detained for the way you act. >> Yo, I've never been to jail, bro. I'm not trying to go to jail. Please don't depain. Despite Jimmy begging the cops not to call his dad, one of the cops kind of wanted payback. >> So, you're going to sit in there in the AC and we'll figure it out and we'll call your dad. >> I need you to call my mother. My dad's sleeping. >> Just have the to just cancel the tow for now. We'll get someone. >> Me personally, I would call dad, >> right? That's who he doesn't want us to call. >> I would call dad. >> Yeah, >> I would call the registered owner of that vehicle. Jimmy's father later arrived at the scene and Jimmy was charged with disorderly conduct obstruction and he was released on a subpoena. And while Jimmy chose to be ungrateful to the cops who saved his life, the next entitled woman became so difficult that the cops had to take her down. >> Put your hands behind your back. Now put your hands behind your back. On June 15th, 2022, cops in Ohio got called out to deal with a drunk woman named Lauren, who could barely keep her balance. At first, it looked like an easy call for the officers until Lauren's true colors came out. >> You guys, >> you just saw her like this. >> Where's her stuff at? >> Right here. >> This is all her. >> Yeah. Do you have it? >> Oh, no. running around. >> They're here to help you. >> Star. Yeah, Star Squad. >> Do you want this water? >> Probably dehydrated. It might help. >> Hey, Lauren. Lauren. All right. So, here's what we're going to do. We're going to call EMS squad to come check you out, okay? Cuz I think you're dehydrated. That's why you're you're puking and you're you're pretty intox, too. So, >> yeah. So, drink that. >> Appreciate you staying with her until we got here cuz especially with the water being here. Don't. You're a [ __ ] Calm down. Calm down. >> Apparently, she fell in the water a couple times already. >> Remain calm. We'll get the squad out here to check you out. Okay. >> Can I ask? >> This is Kyoga County. You're at Edgewater right now. Where were your friends from? Why did your friends leave you? >> Why does that matter? Why does that matter? I'm curious. Why does that matter? >> Okay, I'm just asking myself. Are you okay? You look like you got some cuts. Are you okay other than that the cuts? >> Where do you see cuts? >> Your hands on your hand. >> Cuz I fell earlier when I was trying to do a >> We're going to have the squad. Come check you out and then we'll get you out of here. Okay. We're not looking to fight with you. We're not looking to charge you. >> Just looking for some cooperation. That's it. Okay. >> And you're calling your whole squad back up. Once again, you guys read my record and you're like, "Oh my god, this girl's got a couple weed charges. Let's cite her for some more. >> We don't care about your reason. Who cares? >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Listen, >> you guys are going to sight me for anything. Listen. >> No. You guys are going to for anything. >> Lauren, listen. >> We just need you. >> If you remain calm with us, we remain calm with you. And we're not going to and we're not and we're not going to sight you. Okay. >> Let me tell you this. My grandpa, my uncle, my great uncle is the head sheriff of Lauren County. >> I know >> the name. >> Yeah, I know. >> You know the last name. >> EMS arrived and she was to be on her way in a few minutes, but this was Lauren's day to make one bad decision after another. >> Oh, hey. Thank you guys for the $3,000 EMT. I just want to thank you personally. >> $3,000 on this right here and so are you. >> Don't do that. Charge me another $3,000 for no reason. Get inside now. >> I'm not laying down. Also, I beat up on it like a [ __ ] [ __ ] since everybody else in here wants to be a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right, here. >> If I can do one thing to start anything, it's only $300. >> I don't care. It's $3,000. $300. >> Not anything. I don't have $3,000 for a bull ride. So, don't first. >> I am not paying $3,000 for this. Are you kidding me? >> Are you kidding me? I don't need a $3,000. >> Yes, I do. >> And I'm not paying $3,000. >> At this point, she was just asking for it. Perhaps she could have kept the extra change and bought some attitude. Unfortunately for her, the officers had enough. >> Thank you, Brick. Police officer. How about that? Put your hands behind your back. Now put your hands behind your back. >> Mother, you don't even know whose family. You don't even know whose family you're with, [ __ ] >> How am I supposed to stand up? You guys literally have choice like a pretzel. >> Go see you [ __ ] know your badge number. >> Have a seat. I want to know your bass. >> Get mying uncle up here now. >> But even her great uncle wouldn't save her this time. Lauren was charged with simple assault on a police officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. And if being a niece gave Lauren that much audacity, what happens when officers face off a sheriff's spoiled son? >> Do you have any pain? >> What are you talking about? >> No. >> Let's go. On November 18th, 2023 in Salem County, New Jersey, 32-year-old Charles M. Miller IV, the son of a sheriff, slammed his pickup truck into a multifamily apartment building at over 60 mph. This crash caused serious damage and pushed three families out of their homes. What the responding officers didn't know was that they were getting involved in one of the most talked about cases in New Jersey. >> Is he still in there? Yeah, >> he's moving. County 548. Dispatch, EMS and fire department. This vehicle is smoking. >> Let me get out. >> Sir [Applause] Jesus. [Applause] >> Yeah, sir. Hey. H. >> Hey, you were you were in a car accident. You all right? >> What's up? You were in a car accident. Are you okay? Do you have any pain? >> What are you talking about? >> No, not yet. Listen. >> Hey, relax. You were in a car accident. I'm off. >> You were in a car accident. Are you okay? Are you feeling it? >> Are you Are you feeling any pain? No. >> Okay. What is he talking about? >> You were in a car accident, sir. >> When? >> Right now? >> All right. Just try to relax. Okay. Just stay stay put right there. >> Go or what? >> Listen. Listen. Listen. Stop. Stop. >> What? Man, >> don't move too much. I don't know if you have any injuries. >> Okay. All right. Listen. Oh my god. Huh? >> Just stop moving. >> Let me grab it. >> All right, we're going to we're going to move it. Just stop moving. >> Don't let me grab it. >> It won't come off. >> Listen, take your seatelt off. Take your seatelt off. >> [ __ ] you. >> No. >> Despite the officers trying to help, Charles kicked him. And that's when the officer stopped playing nice. >> Come out. Step out of the car. >> Just advise the fire department. This truck smoking. It's right up against the building. [Music] [Applause] >> I can wait for car. [Applause] on the back door now. >> Kill somebody. I'm trying to pull my pants off. What are you doing? I'm trying to put my costume. Hey. Hey. >> How do I put your feet in? >> How do I put this in? >> Put your feet in. >> Yo, I can't put my hands in. >> God, why are you always in the door? I don't know if >> After being cleared by paramedics, Charles was taken to the station where he was charged with DUI and multiple DURG possession charges after police discovered 36 bags of heroin, cracked cocaine, and Xanax pills in his crash truck. While the sheriff's son was confused during his arrest, the next case was the total opposite. This cop's daughter went from sweet talking to fullblown rage when charm didn't get her out of trouble. >> Don't touch me. You don't have to do this. You know everyone there. >> On April 2nd, 2023, an officer was patrolling near North Avenue and Old Hole Road in Georgia. Just as a block party had wrapped up, he spotted a car driving with his trunk open. So, he pulled the driver over. Little did the officer know that the driver, Jada, was another cop's daughter and that this knight would test his patience in a way he didn't expect. Are you probably not even aware? You so worried about why I'm pulling you over. >> My trunk open. >> Yes. >> Yeah. I just seen it up on the dashboard. I didn't even know my trunk was open. >> It's a new car. >> Go ahead. You have a driver license with you? >> Yeah. >> He turned the blue 2019 Dodge Charger. [Music] >> I'm sorry. I know. >> Jada. How much you had to drink tonight? >> I really haven't been drinking. But you have had something to drink >> like at 12:00 earlier when I went to a Mexican restaurant, but I really haven't been drinking. So I don't know what's going on. >> Go ahead. All right. I'm I'm asking cuz I can smell it. >> It's probably because I've been around people that have been drinking, but I have really >> suspecting that Jada was lying, the officer decided to conduct a sobriety test on her. And let's just say Jada wasn't too happy with the results. >> I'm giving you a chance to be honest with how much you have to drink tonight >> cuz I can smell it on your breath. >> Probably. So, cuz I drunk a beer and I don't drink a beer. >> Okay. Well Well, I mean, I'm sure you've ate some food prior to that, right? >> I haven't ate anything. I'm trying to go home so I can >> Well, I wouldn't I I wouldn't be smelling your I wouldn't be smelling alcohol in your breath right now if if that were true. >> You're trying to bring it back. Okay. >> No. >> Yep. Why? >> I don't get it. I don't get it. >> Can I get the car? >> I want you to blow me, dog. Cuz you tripping out and I'm not even drunk. I want you to blow me. >> Get the I want you to blow me. >> Stop talking. >> You not even You tripping out. Let me go cuz I'm not drunk. And you know I'm not drunk. You seen I'm not drunk. You a hoe with your ugly ass [ __ ] >> Broke ass [ __ ] big ass y in your mouth. Black. You a hoe with your little You a hoe. And that's why you want to take me to jail. You a hoe. You're a hoe. And this all you can do to make your hard and [ __ ] make you feel good. You a hoe. You're a hoe. I tried to ass you see me on the street without your badge on I beat your drunk. >> Okay. >> You saying you a hoe. You a hoe. >> Everybody out there you are drunker than me and you take me to jail. You a hoe. You seen I wasn't drunk. You're a hoe. >> You should stop talking cuz you just talked yourself into another charge. >> You a hoe. You should stop talking. You a hoe. >> You just talked yourself into another charge. >> You're a hoe. Ugly little dick. This [ __ ] making you hard to take me to jail. You're a hoe. You knew I wasn't drunk. I did everything for you. I hate being nice to a lot of bad You got a real job to do, [ __ ] You got I promise you, you got to be out here. Don't touch me either. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. You don't have to do this. You do it because you a man. You see what you doing? Be a ho. >> Jada was charged with driving under the influence, possession of open container of alcoholic beverage in passenger area, terroristic threats and acts against an officer and simple battery against an officer. She was later sentenced to 12-month probation and a $50 court cost and $345 court fine. And while Jada got in trouble for a DUI, the next suspect, a cop's daughter, too, thought it's a great idea to steal the police department's property. >> You thought I was playing when I said I'd take you jail if you took that cone. I ain't I wasn't playing. I don't lie. >> On October 9th, 2022 in Athens, Georgia, an officer spotted a 21-year-old lady named Addie trying to walk into the Hilton Garden Hotel with a downtown traffic cone. Even after being told to put it back, she was later caught sneaking off with the same cone. What started with a simple warning quickly turned into a night of trouble Addie never saw coming. >> Personal property, dude. You cannot do that. >> I need I need to ID you. >> I will get it for you. >> How you going to get it? Go ahead. >> Oh, you're in handcuffs. Why? Because you stole a traffic cone and and I warned you about it. >> Sorry. >> Hold on. That's all my stuff. >> Were you not warned? Leave the traffic cone. >> Hm. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Yes, sir. >> I didn't answer a phone. >> That's my fake. My My real ID's in there. That's my old fake. I'm not. >> Oh, so you're in possession of a fake ID. >> All because you want to steal a damn traffic cone. Good job. You play that there. >> Oh, sorry. >> Play dumb games, win dumb prizes. >> You played a real dumb game. >> So, you can go to jail for it. I told you if you stole that traffic cone, you would go to jail. >> Did I not? >> That's a yes or no question. >> Yes. >> No, I didn't tell you that. >> It's nothing. What? >> It's nothing to ruin a life over, >> dude. >> It's nothing to ruin a life over. Is this a girl? >> What? >> Can I have No. Can I have my >> Put your feet down. >> Put your feet down. >> I really don't understand what's going on. Please. I'm so sorry. >> That's like the one thing I've ever done wrong in my life. Please, please, please, please, please let me go. Like, I swear to God, I've never done anything wrong in my life. Like, please. >> What's your birthday? >> March 30th, 2001. >> That was just an old fake ID that was in my purse. Like, I swear to God. >> Despite Add's efforts to get out of this one, the officers were not having it. She took the warning as a joke, and now the officers were taking her down like it was funny. Come on. >> You thought I was playing when I said I'd take you, Jeff. You took that comb. I ain't I wasn't playing. I don't lie. >> I didn't think you were playing, >> didn't you? Shouldn't have took it. >> I already told him that I was sorry personally cuz I'm I'm not this girl. Like, I'm not. That guy was like, "Let's take it. Let's run." And I got in trouble for it. >> Well, I'll say the same thing my parents used to say when I was a kid. Someone told you to jump off a bridge, would you do it? >> No, I wouldn't. But like, what the heck? Please, please. >> Dang it. It's not like you weren't told. You were told >> multiple times. >> No, you're 110% right. You're >> And I can't be a liar. Cuz I'm not a liar. >> No. >> That's one thing somebody can't take away from you is your character. No matter what happens. >> No, you're 110% right. >> Who's your dad the sheriff of? >> Uh, Taylor County. >> Taylor County. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. for a PD, not a sheriff's office. Then you should have understood you should have put him in a predicament. Now you put him in a predicament where his daughter's been arrested because she's stealing traffic cones that belong to the PD. >> I didn't steal it. Like I mean Yes, I did. I did. I mean, >> you was trying to go in the the hotel with it and I told you put it down and you put it down. I said, "If you steal that cone, you're going to jail." >> I wasn't trying to go into the hotel with it. >> We watch you try and enter the bendy door thing. Addie was charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct.