You don't want to stay here. Listen, don't touch me. Don't touch me. You have no right to touch me. We have a policy within our marriage not to record each other. Can you please clarify this? Sir, you know what? You're dealing with the wrong man. I'm a CEO. I'm intelligent. I have the best attorneys in the world. And you're messing with the wrong human being. This entitled, misogynistic CEO believed he owned the law until a female deputy put him in his place. Put your hands behind your back. Put it behind my back. I'm sick. On the 14th of September 2023, Officer Hines, who is a deputy in Florida, watched a vehicle commit several road infractions. As you would expect, she initiated a traffic stop only to meet a driver that was unhinged and aggressive. Although Officer Hines was professional throughout the interaction, the male Karen kept hitting on her with unnecessary verbal resistance. Hello, Deputy Hines with the sheriff's office. Can I get your license, registration, and insurance, please? Put the drink down. I need your license. Green tape. Put the drink. Excuse you. I need your license, your registration, and insurance. But don't be a bully. You're a bully. And I don't like woman bullies. Period. Where are you headed today, sir? I am going to my doctor client, ma'am. And guess what? You're messing with the wrong person. Okay, sounds good. white male electronically. I need your registration and your insurance, please, sir. Reg my insurance is on my phone. Okay. I need your registration. I'll take my sweet time. It's fine. You bully me. You're done. So, you don't know why you you don't know why I stopped you? Why? You don't know why. I'm asking you. I have no idea why you stopped. In Delway Beach, you're allowed to pass. Not in Florida. Del is in Florida, sir. You are not allowed to pass on a double solid yellow line or double solid breakdown line. Sir, you did it twice. I gave you the pass on the first one and then you did it again. I have no points. I doesn't matter, sir. I need your registration, please, sir. I need your registration, please, sir. Everything. Okay. All right. The driver's behavior suggested that he was intoxicated, but Deputy Hines words were clearly getting through to him. For a moment, he showed signs of competence. Unfortunately, the moment passed because out of the blue, the driver shifted gears, falling back to his shouting aggression. Registration, sir. I am behaving, sir. Do not raise your voice at me, sir. I've asked you. You're bullying me several times. You're bullying me for your registration, sir. And your insurance. Okay. You're bullying me. I don't like you. I really don't like you because you're you're not a good officer. Okay. I'll I'll speak to your superior. It's the one the little yellow sticker comes on. Sir, ma'am, just don't tell me what to do. Trying to help you find paperwork, sir. I have everything here. I'm a CEO. I'm retired. I work part-time. I'm It's hot. It's frustrating when people do 30 or 20 miles an hour. The driver is actually Richard Shman, the CEO of Medical Technologies Group. Although he was retired, it was clear the money was getting to his head, which made him forget that the cop wasn't one of his employees. To make things worse, Richard did not believe he had to listen to the orders of a woman, officer or not. This is when he pulled the entitled CEO card, threatening to go after Officer Hines with the best lawyers if she kept bullying him. Put your cell phone back, sir. I don't want to hold on to Drop it. Hand it to me. You were looking for paper. Did that? No, sir. I did not. It's on camera. I did not, sir. I placed it down on your head. Why don't you just give it to me? Like a woman information like a woman should give the phone to Can I get your registration, please, sir? You know what? You're dealing with the wrong man. I'm a CEO. I'm intelligent. I have the best attorneys in the world. And you're messing with the wrong human being. Okay. Give me a ticket. That's what you want to do. My registration is somewhere here, but I can't find it. You can tell if my car's registered. Go home. Go home. You don't have your registration with you? I have my registration with you. Can I please have it, sir? You're supposed to provide it. After his whining and complaints, Richard failed to provide his documentation. The deputy had no choice but to return to her cruiser and run his papers and license plate on the police database. It seems that's exactly what he was waiting for. The moment she was far away, Richard drove back into the road, making a speedy getaway. But he didn't get far. A few minutes after his stunt, the officer tracked him down, giving him the consequences of his actions. They're coming. They're coming. Okay. The reason why I moved Nope. I just moved because I'm sick. Don't I want to go to the hospital? I want to go to the hospital. Put your hands behind. I want to go to the hospital. I want to go to the hospital. Ma'am, I want to put your hand. I'm sick. Ma'am, I'm sick. I'm sick. I'm sick. I'm sick. I'm sick. Put your hands behind your back. Put it behind my back. I'm sick. Oh my god. You're going to be in trouble. I'm going to sue you for everything you got. I will sue you for everything you got. Show me 10:15. In the middle of their car chase, Mr. retired CEO decided to drop by a convenience store to pick up some medications and a drink. But the arrest still wasn't enough to get Richard to cooperate. Believed his rights were being violated and he was simply a sick man who was in desperate need of a hospital. No, please. Oh my god. Oh my god, she's killing me. Hold on. I want another sheriff here. Have a seat. All I want is another sheriff. Have a seat. I'm hurting. Have a seat. You're killing me. Sit down. Put your feet in now. I can't. Put your feet in, ma'am. Now. I want to see another sheriff. That's all I want to see. I just want to see another sheriff. I have my feet in. I will put it in, but I want to see another sheriff. Can't you answer me now? Can you answer me? Can I have another sheriff? Is this another resisting charge, sir? Then get your butt in the car now. You're hurting me. I'm not. I'm Get in the car. I am so sick. You can't imagine. I'm going to the hospital. In the car. I'm going to the hospital now. Can I see another sheriff? Oh my god. Put your feet in. You would think he would have learned his lesson while in the cruiser. You would be wrong. Instead, Richard decided to play the victim. When that failed, shut up. Shut up. I want to go to the hospital. I want to go to the hospital. What hospital are we going to, ma'am? What hospital are we going to? I'm recording this whole thing. It is spelled like the cake mix. Okay. When you know someone's sick, you don't treat them this way. And you're going to apologize to me and I'm going to bring you to court. I promise you, I will bring you to court. Check me out. Rich CEO Medical Technologies Group. Check me out. Richard Medical Technologies Group. I have money to sue you. Sue the whole damn department of Martin County. I don't If I don't get to the hospital, it's going to be 10 times. Ah, drive carefully. Amazingly, Richard's alcohol tests were negative with no drugs and no intoxication. In the end, he was only charged with resisting arrest without the use of violence, which meant a possible fine of $1,000 and a year in jail or probation. Although Richard displayed his craziness fully sober, the next suspect went after the cops while deeply intoxicated. What What's going on? What What am I being detained for? For a battery. For a battery. Yes, sir. On the 14th of June, 2023, in the streets of St. Cloud Orlando. A homeowners association held a meeting that started a heated argument. After the initial altercation was resolved, the newly appointed president of the HOA got a little drunk on power. After having had a little too much alcohol, he decided to take the argument to his neighbor's house. Since some of the other residents didn't like his approach, they called the police. When the officers arrived, they began investigating, starting with the person who made the 911 call. Why is this going to Where was the meeting at? It was the Leland management office. Okay. Uh down the street. So the meeting is now done. Is this It's done. No, this is the cop's house. He can't he's he's been sitting in front of his truck in front of the cops house waiting for one of his tenant to roll in. And then when he roll in now, they're all confronting him. Okay. And and he just he said that he's going to roll up. He said, "I know where you live. I don't have a problem." And I was like, "That's fine." Is that him in the back? Is that him that just walked up? Yeah, the one with the stupid suit. No. You see the super suit guy waving and stand by the cop car? That's his black shirt. Yeah. That's not the cop. That's a the the issue. Time out. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Can you figure Can you come over here and talk to me? Let's try to figure out what's going on here. I got your neighbors calling me and you're trying to fight people. No, there's nobody fighting. Nobody. There's nobody fighting. According to the 911 caller, the president, 36-year-old Isaas Leoner, parked outside the house of his neighbor, who is an offduty cop, threatening to start a fight. That's when the officers met their colleague to get a statement. The neighbor had a lot to say about the Supreme HOA president. Where does he live? He lives like five blocks that way. Why is he here? Trying to close issues. So, this what happened. We was at the HOA meeting. He just got voted in. Li wasn't happy. So, we're in the parking lot. He comes up to me. Yeah. He comes up to me um and I ask him about the pool. We had an issue at the pool like last weekend. Like 300 people at the pool and uh he got into my face and stuff like that. I let it go, whatever. So, I came home. You ever touch it? No. Like tapping, but not like not like I would say battery wise. You work for OPD? I work for OPD. Okay. So, he pulls up here. He actually parks over there for like 10 minutes and pulls up here. He comes out start getting really verbal you know verbs highly verbal with me. I'm just like, "Yo, chill out, bro." Like, I actually about the pool. Like, he calling me telling me he got 1 million in the property. He got more money in me. I ain't I ain't this. I'm like, "Brother, like, bro, it's not that ser, yo, just calm, you know, calm down. It's not that ser, bro." Yeah. And he just [ __ ] or this and that. Here he goes. Did he ever touch you? Nah. True to the caller's words, Leoner was ridiculously dressed and carried himself with a sense of privilege and authority. When the officers finally got to him, Mr. President was very sure he had done nothing wrong and didn't need to answer the officer. He was proved very wrong. Okay, call your supervisor. Why am I being detained? Why am I being detained? I want to know why am I being detained? Because there's no there's there's no crime right now. There's no crime right now. You could investigate all the crime you want right now, but there's no crime right now because I just having a a conversation with somebody right now. But listen, if there's a if I'm being detained, you have every right to detain me. But I'm not being detained right now. No. No. I'm not being detained because I want a supervisor. I'm going home right now. I don't Hey, hey, you're not you're not free to leave right now. Don't do that. You're not free to leave right now. You're not free to go. Don't step up. You're You're making it You're making it record this. Record this. It could be It could be simple, but you're making it a All right. Record this. Stay in your car and go look. Take No, he's not. He's not. No, don't touch me. Stop. Look. Look, Jun. Record this. Record this. Stop. Record this. Are you kidding me? Stay over here. Relax. Are you kidding me? I got it. Yeah. Yeah. Record this. Yeah. Yeah. Stay still. Record this. Ya. Record this. Everything's recorded, [ __ ] I got more money than you ever have, [ __ ] [ __ ] out of here. In true Karen fashion, Leoner started with insults and rude comments, flaunting his position and wealth to the officers the same way he did during his confrontation with the offduty cop. Since the officers weren't impressed, he switched, declaring he was an attorney to scare them off. That also failed, leaving him with one last option. The classic I am the victim drama. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. You have no right to touch me. You know I'm attorney. You know I'm an attorney. Bro look what's going on. Look what's going on. Okay. No. Look what's going on. You're okay. I think you Okay. Just so you know, you're being recorded, too. All right. Sorry. What? What's going on? What? What am I being detained for? For a battery. For a battery? Yes, sir. What is a battery? Where? An unlawful touch. An unwanted touch. Unlawful touch. Who? On who? The guy. Get out of my face right now. Get out of your face. Get out of my face right now. You hear that? Get out of your face. Get the out of here. What? Get out of my face right now. Get out of my face. Get out of my face right now. What? What's up? [ __ ] out of here. As a practicing attorney, it is surprising that Leoner didn't know what a battery charge was. He also didn't know what being detained meant because he kept trying to get into his car and escape. When the officers refused to comply with his demands, he escalated things, forcing them to take drastic measures. I'm going to go in my car. You're not free to go, so do not go in your car, sir. Am I being detained? Yes, you are. Am I being detained? Am I being detained? Am I being detained? They're just trying to cop you. Yeah. Yeah. Record everything. Come here. Record everything. Come here. Because I have the sheriff. I I I know his uh phone number. No, I'm not getting in. Get in. Get in. No, I'm not getting in. Get in. Stop resisting. Stop. I got it. I got it. I got it. Slide in. I got it. I got it. Slide your legs in. Yeah, sure. Slide your legs in. Yeah. Yeah. After he was placed in the back of the cruiser, Leona's temper remained at a boiling point, and all attempts to calm him down did next to nothing. Even as the officers decided to give him one more chance to talk things through, Leoner kept being confrontational and condescending. Let's go, mother. Let's go. Hey yo. Hey yo, these [ __ ] going to let me out. What's up, puppy? What's up, sergeant on the squad? I need to talk to you. God bless you, bro. And nice to meet you. I am the president of the HOA. And listen, I it won't change anything, but you can talk to me. I can hear you out. I can hear you out. Hey, listen. But you don't understand what I own over here. You could talk to me all you want. Can I get up? Can I get up as a man? You got a mad over here, bro. Like, this is This is the reason why we have a problem. You're not Listen. Listen. I'm going to stand up. I'm going to stand I'm not going to I'm not going to It's not It's not your rules. Have a seat, please. I don't want I don't want I don't want to listen. I'm not If you If you have the recorders on, I don't want to take a seat. I don't want to take a seat. Go ahead and take them. Go ahead and take them. Have a seat. I'm going to jail now. You clearly can't have a conversation like a man. So, let's have some rec. Let him let him. I'll be I'll be back. No, we try to give him a chance because you messed it up. They were going to let you go, but you keep you keep you too angry. Leoner was eventually taken to the station and charged with battery, intent to threaten to do violence, and resisting arrest without violence. While the previous CEOs took their entitlement to a criminal degree, the next suspect actually went to a store with his whole family to commit crimes. It's about me. It's about you, your two kids drinking drinks, running around the store, causing some problems. That's why we're here. On the 24th of August, 2024, a man took his family into a Walmart store in Rio Rancho, New Mexico for shopping. His two sons broke away and stepped into the drinks aisle where they were caught knocking over displays and returning empty cans of drinks they consumed to the shelf. By the time the officers arrived to question the boys, they were already with their father in the selfch checkckout line. ate whatever you took. They dropped it all. Yeah. You guys done paying? Did you guys already finished paying? officer. So, after you guys are done paying, um, we'll just go take a look at the videos and we'll start watching together. We'll see. What did I take? We're going to watch a video and we're going to find out. I didn't take anything. You took something. I didn't take anything. My pockets are clean, aren't they? We're going to watch the video and we'll see, buddy. All right. I didn't take anything. Did you guys already finished? No. I didn't take anything. My pocket. I didn't take anything. The officers were patient enough till the man finished paying before escorting them to the security room. Not only did the cameras prove the boys had shoplifted, but it confirmed the suspicions of the employees. It seems the apple doesn't fall far from the tree because even the father wasn't innocent. Have a seat. Nope. Did you consume it without paying for it? Yes, sir. Okay. Then you guys left them on the shelf, right? That's steal. You stole something without paying for it. So now you know, right? Yes, sir. Cool. You learn something every day. You got your bucks. Yeah. Did you look at it? No. No. Why not? Am I being helped or something? You are. You were shopping. You were shopping. I was shopping. You were. We have it on video. You skip stam those those meat items. What meat item did I not pay for? The ones right there. Let me have your ID. Let me pay for it. Nope. It's already too far from that. So, this is about me. It's about you, your two kids drinking drinks, running around the store causing some problems. That's why we're here. Appreciate it. In a surprising turn of events, it seems the father, 47-year-old Patrick Ethridge, had cleverly avoided scanning some of the groceries by placing one item on top of another. As the officers were running Patrick's ID, another officer recognized him. Nobody, not even the interrogating officer, imagined that a man of his status would be caught stealing. Are you serious? We're going to we're going to get you guys out here right now. Okay. You work for the adrenaline bus. Yep. Damn, man. What you do over there? Vice president. Patrick is the executive editor and vice president of Albuquerque Journal, the largest newspaper company in New Mexico. Unfortunately, he lost his position immediately after this incident. Since he earned around $150,000, Patrick could easily pay for the items, and he wanted to, but Walmart wasn't interested. Instead, they asked him to leave and never come back. 718. Oh, I got it. [Music] Can they go on low commissions? We're going to we're going to get you guys out here right now. Okay. Are these all the items that So, this top here, not this. Okay, I'll give that back to you. So, they removed the things. I don't need to pay for it. Nope. Nope. All the stuff in the in the cart is items you guys purchased. Everything that wasn't purchased is already taken out. Can I see what it was? Did they already took it back together? What was the total? Uh, if you want to stick around for another minute or so, I can let you know. The total cost of the items his family stole was $104. Patrick was charged with misdemeanor shoplifting. He was found guilty and sentenced to 90 days in jail with 80 days suspension. Patrick was released early on the 5th of October after he filed a plea of no contest. While Patrick was setting a terrible example for his family, the next suspect went the extra mile to attack his own. Go ahead, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under represent battery. You got to be kidding me. On the 12th of July 2023, the Georgia Police Department received a report of a heated altercation in a home. The officers arrived at the scene to find a very distraught wife holding out in her daughter's room. Who is she hiding from? Well, her husband. Hey there, Officer Win. Everything okay? Uh, yeah. My mom is in my sister's room with you, guys. If you guys want to go talk to her. And where's your dad? I think he might be in another office over there. Okay. We've been going through a hard time and I'm in the process of filing for divorce. Mhm. Today he he received a package, but I know what it is. It's all those gummies that they ship here. And I said, "I'm done with it. Don't bring that stuff in my house." So, I videoed the box. So, I videoed him with the box. Mhm. He slapped the out of my hand and then came after me. It pushed me in the corner of that couch and pulled my hair and pushed me and my daughter. My daughter wouldn't listen. Which daughter? The one that's with Coca-Cola right now. Okay. You say he slept his phone in here. Is your phone damaged or anything like that? I mean, it's all okay. Do you have any more on you? Just Yeah, Dad is in his office talking to him right now. God, it's going to be okay. According to the terrified wife, she and her husband were already at odds with each other because of their divorce process. All that tension got worse when she started filming him out of fear for her safety. Sadly, the husband didn't just make the home unsafe for his wife, but for his children as well. I went back into my room to put my stuff up, and I heard my dad walk like right by the den, right by that couch right there. And I come walking out of my room that's right there. And I saw and I see my dad like on top of my mom pinning her down to the couch. Pinning her down to the couch. And then like trying to grab the phone out of her hand. Mhm. And then like she And then she gets she falls down on the ground and is curled up in a ball trying to hold her phone and he's just trying to grab her phone out of her hand. Mhm. I understand your parents are a little fat. Do you do you know what like can you tell me anything about what happened? Um, I was asleep, but um, I just heard him screaming to give her his phone or her phone and then I heard her purses in my office going back and forth and then she was screaming that she needed help and then um, my little sister I think went out there. Okay. So, he pushed you, he pulled your hair. Yeah, I have the video where he slaps it. Yeah, absolutely. What is it? What? Yeah. Okay. What? That's when it came out. The daughters collaborated their mother's story and the video evidence was the icing on the cake. If the husband had given a different account, things might have ended differently. But the boss CEO gave his own side of the story, believing he did nothing wrong. you um y'all didn't get in there physical, [ __ ] Well, she was trying to record me against my will and we have a a policy within our marriage that uh we don't do that and I was trying to get her phone and I wouldn't say it was a other than she didn't want to give me her phone and I left the house. You ain't hit her or anything. You were just trying to grab the phone. No, nobody was hit. Nobody was okay. Nobody was approached. I didn't instigate it. I just asked for her phone simply because she was recording me when I was asked her not to record me. And I've done that repeatedly. So, I'm sorry that it involved you, but I don't I don't feel like it should. Even if he had a policy he shouldn't be videoed, the state of Georgia had a law which obviously trumps his own. The 2024 Code of Georgia in the Family Violence Act states that anyone who makes aggressive contact with another with a bid to harm or insult is already guilty of battery. Reckless of if the wife wants it or not, Mr. CEO would have to face the consequences of his action. How you doing, Mr. Coker? How are you, sir? Doing well. Do you mind standing up for me? Go ahead and turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under representable battery. You got to be kidding me. Any of you pushing arrested? Wait a minute, Kelly. What the hell are you doing? I don't want him arrested. I Oh my god. I I am not [Music] Jesus Christ. I have it on video that you were trying to slap her. You physically slapped her hand as she was recording it. I was I I we have a policy within our marriage not to record each other. Can you please clarify this? All right. You got to go and step outside, sir. So, knocking your phone out of your wife's hand is Yes, sir. Anything like physically trying to slap at her hand or anything like that? Yes, sir. And even if she doesn't agree to that? No, sir. Because it falls into the family violence act in Georgia. If there were enough testimonies or evidence, the state could step in on behalf of the victimized spouse and prosecute the aggressive partner. The husband was charged with simple assault and battery and would be looking at up to a year in jail or probation and a $1,000 fine.