Honey, you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] I'M YOUR [ __ ] BEST FRIEND. WHAT THE [ __ ] WRONG WITH YOU? I DIDN'T do nothing wrong at all. You guys are [ __ ] mean and bastards and whatever. >> Stop trying TO KICK THE POLICE. STOP SPITTING. >> VACATIONS ARE MEANT for relaxation and fun, but some people just can't help but bring their unnecessary drama with them, whether they be on a beach or a theme park. Cops won't hesitate to take down spoiled bratty tourists, even on their vacation. >> I swear I'm not resisting arrest. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. Like, come on, bro. Come on. I'm not doing anything. GET OFF OF ME. >> On May 24th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a beach after reports of underage drinking. When they arrived, they approached a group of teenagers who seemed to be having a beach party. >> Hey guys, how we doing? Good. I'm Officer with the beach police. Everybody have IDs on them? >> I don't have >> You got ID? You got ID? >> I I >> Well, you had to make ultra you and you were drinking the milk ultra. >> Just a second ago. I was. >> No, you were. >> I was. >> Specifically you and specifically you. Uh so, how old are you? How old are you? No, the one behind me. All right, big shorts and you come over here by me. So, the only reason why I'm talking to you two is because I saw you in actual possession of it. Okay, just cuz they're standing in front of it, I can't say for sure that they're that they're drinking it, okay? Just you two cuz I know you two were actually drinking it, okay? And that's it. >> Can I go grab the wallets, I guess? >> Yeah, yeah, it's up in the It's up in the room. >> So, how old are you? >> Me, I'm 18. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm actually 20. >> Oh, 18? You're under 21? >> Yeah, yeah, I'm under. >> Okay, that's all That's all I need. >> The only thing that I have to say though is that I can't get a ticket and I shouldn't have been drinking. >> Okay. >> And but the only reason I can't get a ticket is that I'm not probation. What is it? >> Well, you're not going to go to jail. >> I know, but if I get a ticket by anybody then I then I have to go back. Is that Is that probation? It's like they put me in court and they did the whole thing where it was like it'll be cleared off my record if I don't do anything. >> Well, then you shouldn't have done what you did. >> You're right. >> Right. >> 100% >> But I >> I was just I was wondering if for forgiveness. >> I hear you. I hear you. >> The male teens weren't hostile. In fact, they were pretty honest and fully cooperative. But trouble started when one girl jumped in with her ID acting like she was just trying to help. But handing it over without the cop asking for it only raised suspicion. >> You're 20, 25 or 20 how old? >> 25. >> It's not a fake ID? >> No. >> And you're drinking >> Yeah. >> rum rum mixed up there? >> Yeah. >> Hold on, where are you going? >> I don't want to get into it. >> What do you mean you don't want to get into it? >> I don't know. If there's like control of the situation, >> You've got nothing to do with them right now, but you walked up to me and given me this ID. So, you're in the group that they're in? >> I'm not in the group that they're in. I don't know them. I'm not I don't know them. I'm sorry. I don't know them. I really don't. >> Okay, but you're still here. >> I just I just came over from over there. Okay, I want to go talk to my friends. I don't >> No, right now you're being detained. >> What? >> You're not going anywhere yet. >> I'm What? >> You're not going anywhere yet. >> I'm not with them. >> I know that. >> with them at all. What are you talking about, detained? >> As long as I can verify this is who you are, that's all I need to do. And then you can be on with your day. But you came up to me trying to give me this. >> She probably realized she'd made a huge mistake and tried to casually walk away like nothing had happened. But that set off more alarms and the officer's attention immediately shifted to her. >> Why are you trying to leave though? That's my >> I'm not going to leave. >> But you you've tried Right. And I told you not to yet. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just trying to >> I I just don't understand why you're acting the way you are if this is your ID. >> She claimed to be Colina, but the birthday was wrong, the photo was off, and her nerves were working overtime. The officer had heard plenty of fake stories before for him to know when someone is lying. >> See, the problem I have is this driver's license was issued 6 7 8 months ago and the pictures are not matching up. The issue date is not matching up. >> I had two IDs issued. I had >> Okay. >> that one. >> Okay. >> It's an old one. >> Uh-huh. >> And they used an old photo. >> Okay. How old How old was the picture? >> The Oh, I don't even know. Probably 3 4 years. >> That's in Hispanic. >> Hispanic? >> Yeah, she said she had blonde hair. Here. Where's your nose piercing? >> Nose piercing? Um Like I took it out. >> You took it out? >> Yeah. >> You had one on the right side? >> Yeah. >> So this is definitely not you. >> What do you mean? >> Everything you're telling me is not matching up. >> What do you mean it's not matching up? This is my ID. >> It's an ID that you possess. >> Her answers kept changing, turning what should have been a simple conversation into a full-blown guessing game. And just when it couldn't get any more absurd, she made a request that took things to a whole new level of weird. >> Colina. Come back here. Why on earth do you keep walking away? >> Because why are you like this is stupid. >> You're right. >> This is stupid. Like what are we >> Because the information >> to pee. I needed to pee. >> information you're telling me is not correct. No, you can't pee. You can't pee in the water. It's not a bathroom. >> It's the ocean. >> It's the Gulf of Mexico. You still can't pee in it. It's not for people to pee in. >> At that point, even the simplest question felt like verbal gymnastics. She blamed it on nerves, but the officer wasn't buying it. Every answer just raised more questions, and with each one, she was burying herself in deeper trouble. >> When did you graduate high school? 2024? You just said 2024. >> It's 2016. I don't know. I got >> So you just graduated? >> No, I didn't just graduate. >> That's what you just told me. >> I didn't just graduate. >> told me 2024. >> No, I didn't. >> You said 2024. >> That is not what I meant. >> But that's what you >> That is not WHAT I MEANT. >> BUT that's what you said. >> Okay, so? >> Well, that makes a big difference. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Yes. I'm just like flustered. I'm sorry. Like >> So you're 18? >> No. >> Okay, I'll do you one even better. What year is it? You don't have insurance? >> No, I don't have insurance. >> Do you have any sort of social media? >> No. >> You're making this more difficult than what it should be. >> No, you are. You're making this more difficult. >> By trying to confirm who you are? >> The officer was close to letting her go, but something just didn't sit right. Before wrapping it up, he decided to run through the paperwork one more time. If she was lying, the system would reveal it eventually. >> All right, here's the deal. Your driver's license is suspended. I'm not giving it back. Okay? If I find out later on that you're lying to me, there's going to be a warrant out for providing false information. And if I find out that you're under 21, it's going to be possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Okay? A- And if if you are actually who you say you are, that's it. I'm just taking your license cuz you can't keep it anyway cuz it is suspended. Okay? >> The next day, she came back to the same beach like nothing ever happened, and the officer immediately recognized her. However, this time he was armed with more information about her. So, he didn't hesitate to bring out the cuffs. >> Stop. Oh my god, bro. >> Do not. >> Oh my god. What the hell's happening? Oh my god. >> You're being detained right now. >> What the f- >> Can you go back to that bartender and and ask her what she ordered and >> I literally just ordered nachos. Like, I ordered nachos. Nachos. >> Okay. So, obviously you know who I am. I'm here to talk about yesterday. And why you ran off on me yesterday. >> What What else was I supposed to do? >> Tell me the truth. That's all I'm looking for. >> Even in cuffs, she stuck to the same tactic of denying everything and playing dumb. But even she didn't seem convinced, let alone the officer. You might fool a cop once, but not twice, and definitely not while wearing handcuffs. >> I can't believe this. >> What is your first name? >> I >> Okay, then you're going to go to jail. You're going to be arrested for resisting arrest. For the multiple times for the multiple for the multiple times yesterday when I told you to stay put. >> I DID NOT. I JUST WALKED 10 FT from you. >> And then you ran off after I told >> I did not. OH MY GOD. LIKE, what the I did not do nothing. >> What's your first >> I didn't do nothing. >> What's your first name? Listen. >> No, I didn't do nothing. No, didn't I didn't do nothing. What the I'm supposed to do? What the I'm supposed to do? Like I literally I didn't do nothing. >> You're being arrested. >> What? I didn't do nothing. What am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to do? I'm sorry. What What am I supposed to do? >> At this point, her story had gone from confusing to exhausting. She'd been given every chance to clear it up, but instead of being honest, she chose to double down on the lie. And that's how a simple ticket turns into a ride to jail. >> All right, so you can tell us your name or tell or let us get a picture of you or something. Okay, so you're going to go to jail as a dangerous person. >> What did I do? Like I just tried to get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Resisting arrest. There we go. I got it. >> You don't. >> I got it. I got it right >> You got it. >> 64, can we get She's going to be 10-15 for resisting without. >> I'm not resisting arrest. What am I doing? I'm standing here. I'm standing here. >> She had every chance to just give her name and be done with it, but she didn't take it. It was unclear what she was expecting to happen, but the officer was done. He'd already wasted enough time on her nonsense and wasn't about to waste another second on it. >> Bro, you literally said no. You literally said I can't I can't do this. >> Then you know what? You're going to jail. >> No, what >> You're going to jail. >> No, I literally you literally said oh my god. >> No. >> Don't touch me, BRO. NO, DON'T TOUCH ME. Like literally officer, I just want to have a good time. I was trying to get some nachos. >> So you're 20, THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE SAYING. YOU'RE 20. OKAY. You're 20. So possession of alcohol under the age of 21, resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting arrest. I'm just trying to like I swear I'm not resisting ARREST. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. I'm not doing anything. Like come on, bro. Come on. I'm not doing anything. GET OFF OF ME. >> She started panicking, crying, apologizing, and acting all confused. But, that wasn't guilt. It was frustration from getting caught. And no matter how loud she got, the officer didn't flinch. He wasn't impressed by her performance and was still waiting for her to tell the truth. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I really am. I'm just scared. Like, I'm freaked out. >> Can you spell that out for me? What state's your ID from? >> I'm No. >> Okay. I mean, that That's fine. We'll figure it out. >> Like, literally, you see like >> But, you're still not got You're You're still not GIVING ME ANYTHING. >> NO. I LITERALLY I'M NOT GET LIKE, I'M not thing. Come on. >> Okay, but you're going to jail. It's It's that It's simple. You're going to jail. >> It could have ended with a simple warning. But, one lie led to another, then to an investigation, and finally to a ride downtown. All because she handed over a fake ID nobody even asked for. The irony of it all is that the underage boys she tried to get out of trouble were probably unaware of how much trouble she got herself into by trying to save them. >> Why would you even walk up to me? Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. We're not >> I don't know. It was stupid. I was stupid. It was stupid. It was stupid. It was so stupid. I regret it so much. It was so stupid. I don't know what I was thinking. I don't know what I was doing. >> You didn't interact with her first? >> I was No. Like >> I was I was writing two other kids, and she walks up to me, and she says, "Hey, I'm 25. Here's my ID. Do you want to see it?" >> Laurel was charged with fraud, impersonation, resisting an officer without violence, and possession of alcohol at the age of under 21. For someone who wasn't even on the radar, she sure made herself the main event. On April 27th, 2024, officers were called to a beachfront resort in Florida after a woman allegedly struck her friend in the face with a cup. According to witnesses, the suspect appeared intoxicated and aggressive and fled the scene before officers arrived. >> She walked over here and then from that way and just popped me upside the head with a cup. Like literally popped me and that was all and she took off. I don't know where she went or whatever, but I don't know if she'll seek >> Give me a second. So, what did you see? >> I picked up this young lady right here for one night and we all talking to her and then all of a sudden the other young lady, I don't know if it's her partner or roommate or whatever, she came running up, give me a ride and then she started berating this girl. The blonde girl is berating the other girl? No, the dark-haired girl is berating this lady was a complete angel. >> You witnessed the berating of her? >> Oh, yeah. >> Where were they when she got hit? >> She was sitting right there. The dark-haired girl was making such a scene and I said, "Okay, I'll take you back and you can go to the pool and get yourself." Then I was dropping her off, she walked down that walkway trying to get to the pool and she says, "I don't know where to I'm going." And the girl just threw the cup, hit her in the face. The cup top went over there and some of the drink hit my leg. >> Okay, thanks. All right. So, what do you want to do about What did you say? >> I don't care. >> I mean, you got hit. >> I don't care just cuz that's very disrespectful. >> Out of nowhere, the suspect Josie came back like nothing had happened, but the moment she showed up, it was obvious it wasn't going to end well for her. Her entitlement was showing before she even said a word and the officers picked up on it instantly. >> All right, Josie. I'm Officer Ky from the Beach Police Department. You got your ID on you by chance? >> I'm a little intoxicated. >> Okay, so you don't know where it's at? >> It's at back home. My friend is trying to set me up. >> She's trying to set you up? >> Yes, that's what this slow is about. >> How do you spell your first name? >> Uh J >> Your first name is >> Yeah. >> Last name? >> My first name is Jessie, J A L S I E. >> What's a good address for you? >> I don't >> You don't know where you live? >> I do, but I'm just going to call the paper right now. >> Well, let's step over here so he can get back to work. But you're going to have to get off the cart. >> I can't carry all these things up here. >> Well, you can put it on the ground. There we go. You're good to go. All right. So, I'm fixing to read you what's called your Miranda rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Look at me. Listen to me. Do you understand what I just read to you? Are you sure you understand that all of it? >> I want an attorney. >> The second she realized she wasn't walking away, she snapped. To her, this wasn't just an arrest, but a personal betrayal. And all that anger and wounded pride came flooding out. Whether her anger was justified or not, it was clear that in her mind, she was the victim. >> I want an attorney. >> I'm not hurting you. >> No. I'm not No, that's not Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> This is going to be a lot worse for you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Don't [ __ ] touch me. Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> cool. Now we're done. >> YEAH, I KNOW. >> NOW WE'RE DONE. >> OH, CARL, I'M HOT. THIS IS HURTING ME. PLEASE. >> JUST DON'T FIGHT. >> CARL, DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH ME. >> STOP FIGHTING WITH ME. >> WHY WOULD I [ __ ] FIGHT WITH YOU? I'M BURNING THE [ __ ] UP. LEAVE ME THE [ __ ] ALONE. I'M HOT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> NO. I'M BURNING the [ __ ] up. Leave me the [ __ ] alone. >> Let me put YOUR PHONE >> HEY, YOU [ __ ] >> PUT your arm behind your back. >> Put your arm behind YOUR BACK NOW. IS THAT YOUR GOLF CART? >> YES, SIR. >> ALL RIGHT, COOL. CAN YOU GRAB MY KEYS? Take a seat. >> Now it's what it's going to be. >> And just when they thought it couldn't get any worse, it did. Throwing a tantrum is one thing, but spitting on a cop is a whole new level. It wasn't just drunk talk anymore. It was battery on a law enforcement officer. She had officially crossed the line. >> Oh, Mr. Cop, please. >> You need to sit down. Sit down. Keep going. Yeah. You got back up coming? No, I don't need it. Cool. Going to be a lot more fun now. >> I've never been arrested. I've never been in trouble IN MY WHOLE LIFE. >> ALL RIGHT, WE'RE DONE. COME ON. >> NO. NO. STOP. WHAT ARE YOU GOING to do? What are you going to do? >> Get in the car. >> It almost felt like Josie was trying to bait the officers into doing something she could use against them. Maybe it was planned, or maybe just booze and rage boiling over. Either way, no one took the bait. >> You got her story and the driver's story? >> Yeah, and they match up perfectly. >> Go to Miranda's her. She's like, "Lawyer." I said, "Okay, cool. Um go ahead and turn around for me real quick." And she's like, "No." I said, "Okay." I grab her wrist. She immediately starts smacking me. I take her to the ground. She keeps on trying to resist. I end up getting handcuffs on her. Get her up, put her on the golf cart over here so we can go back to my car. She spits on me like four times. >> Okay. >> Uh she's kicked me twice. >> Okay. >> And she's threatened to have me by the Aryan Nation. >> Okay. >> So, simple battery on her, battery on me. And threats to law enforcement with death. >> Okay, what is she on? >> Uh alcohol. >> When one of the officers asked Josie to step out of the car, her attitude flipped. Just like that, the rage was gone, replaced by whining, excuses, and finger-pointing. It was a classic move to gain sympathy, but the officers weren't buying it. >> All right, step on out. >> Sir, she's changing out of her pants. >> I keep getting out. >> You can step out. >> I am trying to get in and my wrists are hurting so bad. >> has nothing to do with you scooting forward. >> My wrists hurt. >> Don't Don't cuss me cuz I'm a >> I'm I'm trying to be in compliance. >> Listen, all you have to do is scoot. >> No, it's not fair. She set me up. They were all being mean to me to begin with. >> Come on. >> I can't just [ __ ] scoot out. What do you want me to do? >> Scoot out. >> I can't. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm too fat, I guess. I don't [ __ ] know. I can't scoot out here. I can't. >> My officer going to search you real quick. >> She sat me up. >> Somebody from the car is >> I'm officer Wimbley. I'm doing your search. >> All right, he's going to fix your cuffs for you. >> Here. >> Turn back around. >> Turn back around. >> Is that better? >> Go ahead and have a seat. >> to go. Go to her house. There will be pain there. >> Okay. >> I'm going to buckle you in. >> And she's the one that started this. >> It's not even me, it's >> Come here. >> She was like, "Okay, okay." And then she kept laughing and she It's just the >> Okay. I'm going to close the door now. All right, guys. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> While searching Josie's belongings, one of the officers found something that raised concerns. Meanwhile, Josie was busy making a loud, unhinged scene, as if that might somehow change the outcome. >> You god damn >> Yeah, that's what I took off of her waistband. >> Mother She didn't like I'm in A HAIRY NATION. I'M GETTING YOU, BONNIE, AFTER I GET OUT OF YOUR HEAD. WHAT'S YOUR NAME, OFFICER? WHAT'S YOUR NAME? YOU HAVE TO TELL ME YOUR [ __ ] NAME, YOU STUPID [ __ ] >> BY THE TIME Josie finally dropped her bratty behavior, she'd earned herself a neat stack of charges. Assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, battery, disturbing the peace, and making criminal threats. Funny enough, throwing a drink turned out to be the least destructive thing she did that night. On July 4th, 2024, officers found a group of teens openly drinking on a crowded beach. What should have been a simple warning turned into a full-blown mess, thanks to one girl who just couldn't let it go. >> Hold it. Huh? >> I don't have any >> Hey, there's a phone right there. Start first time. >> You got it? >> I don't have anything to say. >> You don't want to tell me your name, date of birth, and your age? You know what's You know what's coming next, right? Stand up. Turn around. So, you're not 21. >> What did I say? What did I say I was? >> So, you're 21. Oops. What's your name? >> It doesn't matter. >> How old are you? >> It doesn't matter. >> Well, you appear intoxicated to me. Come over here. Come over here. Sit down. Sit. Sit down. Okay. Come sit down. Stop. Come back over here and sit down. Sit down. Stay there. >> Am I doing something wrong? >> Yes, you are. Calm down. >> What am I doing? Read it to me. >> you're resisting. >> Resisting what? >> At that age, kids think they're invincible, like nothing bad could ever happen to them, no matter how far they push it. To them, it's all just a game they can't possibly lose. What they don't know is how quickly one bad moment can change everything. >> I told you to stand back. You were interfering in an investigation. You didn't. >> I did stay back. >> several warnings. >> I stayed back right with him. >> And then when he asked you a question, you tried to run away from him. >> Okay, sir. I tried to run away. >> It's all It's all on this right here, called a body camera. >> Okay, sir. >> You're good. So, how did you get over there? >> I over here from the lift. Is there a problem with that? >> So, where did you Uber from in the McLaren? >> from firm >> Do you live here or you just staying here? >> I'm just staying here. >> At a rental? Is it a rental or you staying with some friends? >> Yeah. >> The officers asked for their IDs or anything to prove who they were, but the teens played dumb. It was a lousy attempt at stalling. Just because they won't reveal their identity doesn't mean the cops will simply let them off the hook. >> May I interrupt you? >> As you guys try to be more and more vague and quiet, you're making it worse for yourself, all right? You are required to identify yourself, but you've given me Listen, let me finish talking, all right? If we cannot ID you, then we have to take you, book you, and fingerprint you. You have no choice but to go fully into custody. We're trying to work through that, that's why she's asking do you have an ID, do you have a credit card, something to identify you. Now you might magically have it on you. >> No, I'm telling you I can check. >> Okay. >> Cuz I don't remember if I had it on me genuinely. On my mom's life, I don't remember if I brought it with me. I can check. Is that what you want? >> It was a chaotic mix of fake names, bratty defiance, and belligerence. Michaela, the loudest of the bunch, treated the whole thing like a game of chicken, pushing boundaries just to see how long it would take before the officers pushed back. >> Out of all these people though I >> Well, your friends were openly drinking on the beach on 4th of July when we have zero tolerance. No, don't. We're not. >> They're just good at hiding it. >> Absolutely. >> So, we switched to be good at hiding it. >> Well, you can't do that, that's for sure. So, I can't see it, right? But that I can definitely see. >> You think this is like my first time dealing with people Like very first time that we've got fake names and IDs? >> You were already in You are under >> All right, here you go again, being belligerent. You feel good about that? You feel good about that? I promise you you can't make me mad. Okay, does that make you feel better? Being belligerent? You are enjoying talking to me? I think it's sad that you feel like you have to talk that way to people. Have we put you down? >> Yes. >> Have we disrespected you? >> Yes. >> Because >> McKayla kept rambling nonsense like a broken record, mixing insults, cheap shots, and empty threats. She tried to play it cool, but the cracks were showing. The officers played along, knowing she was just a kid trying to act tough. What she didn't see coming was just how fast this was about to flip on her. >> Well, try to run that by your brother. You don't know my life. There you go, you're trying. You're trying hard. Keep trying. I actually am trying to be rude but yet you're saying I need a haircut. So, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt. You know, you got to You got to talk, that's fine. I No, it doesn't affect me. It's not going to get you out of handcuffs right now. That's true, we definitely do not work on commission. We are. >> I don't mean to be Guys, I do this every day. >> It's just like natural. >> Yeah, it is natural. >> Ooh. >> Like what can I even say? Like you guys are out here doing your job and I'm out here being a woman. I'm just trying to enjoy my beach time and then here are these the cops. >> It's not helping. >> What do you think you're doing? What do you think about the speech? >> One by one, her friends backed off, realizing the game was over and the consequences were real. But Mikaela held on to the tough guy act like it was the only thing holding her together. The officers didn't push. Kids like her always run out of insults eventually. >> Mikaela. >> Mikaela. >> Mikaela, just stop. Just cooperate. >> You're making it worse for yourself. >> Just tell us the truth. Tell us the truth. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All this would be cooperating. >> to walk up the stairs up here, okay? >> Okay. Am I going by myself? >> Right now, yes. Watch your step. Hold on, slow down. Slow down. Do you have any property that you want me to grab? >> No, ma'am. >> No? Okay. Watch your step. Watch your step. Hold on. Hold on. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Let's go. >> I'm sorry. >> Come on. Watch your step. >> I'm not This is so stupid. You did compare to anyone else. Imagine some restaurant, some people that are about to just get right out. Like what's the point? I don't need to be rude to you. What do you see for me? >> Even in the backseat, Mikaela kept the show alive. She giggled, slurred, and clung to that arrogant attitude, probably to hide her bruised ego. She wasn't fooling anyone, not even herself. But then again, denial's a softer place to land than reality. >> Whatever was with her is going to be put at our police department. Cuz it was on all of their possession. They're all going to jail. >> So. >> All right, yeah. Where's my stuff? >> Whatever was in their I have no idea what your stuff is. >> all our stuff back. >> Okay. >> Yeah, but his phone is more important than his keys. It's kind of important. >> It's very important. >> Okay. Okay, I don't I don't know that, okay? I'm only dealing with them. So, whatever was in their possession was going to the police department. So, give me 2 seconds cuz I'm figuring out something else, okay? >> All right. >> Okay, thank you. Did she um did they have car keys or something? >> No. No car keys. They have a phone. Cell phone. In my pocket or something. >> Listen, if you keep banging on the car, your handcuffs are going to go back behind your back. You're laughing cuz I'll switch them right now. >> Okay, and then I'm going to go to the same place I was before. >> Okay, yeah, you will. >> Baby, bail me out. What are you guys doing on Daytona, baby? I'm sorry. I forgive you. I love you guys. I'm sorry. HEY, DAVID, BUDDY. THIS IS YOUR BAD NEWS THIS TIME. I love you guys. >> Mikaela was charged with resisting an officer without violence and disorderly intoxication. Her bond was set at $750. That beach party should have ended with laughs and selfies. Instead, it ended with cuffs, a mug shot, and a $750 reminder that defiance has a price. On March 9th, 2021, Orlando police were called to Universal Studios for what sounded like a minor disturbance inside the park. When they arrived, they approached two male guests who were demanding that their tickets be refunded. >> Gentlemen, gentlemen. >> What? >> Are you guys leaving? >> No, we're not leaving until we get our money back. >> Okay, you guys have to leave. >> No, we're not leaving until we get our money back. We paid for our tickets to go to the movies, so therefore we're going to wait till I get our money back. We're not leaving anywhere until we get our money back. >> Okay, can I explain something to you real quick? >> Okay, what if you're What are you explaining? >> Okay, this is private property. >> Okay, and we paid for our private property. >> hey, sir, sir, sir, sir. I'll explain to you, okay? >> I'm listening. >> Without interrupting. This is private property. They want you to leave. >> She was not being respectful or calling us black males. At the end of the day, like she was being racist at the end of the day. We have We have We have We have the right to do anything that we want to. We paid to be here. We paid for our movie to come here to see our movie. So, therefore, we shouldn't have even interrupted her or did anything to her. We didn't do anything to her. We smoked a cigarette. We were smoking and smoking cigarettes. She was claiming that we were smoking That we got from the guy up there. Like, what are you saying? >> Well, he's saying that he said she had a problem. >> Exactly, cuz that's what I said. If y'all wanted us to go, we want our money back. That's it. We paid for our >> Sir, let us talk. Do not interrupt us. >> They have a supervisor arrive to you. They can >> As far as leaving, they're going to want you to leave. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm going to I'm going to leave after I get my money back, but I'm not leaving without my money being >> to They're going to talk They're going to have a supervisor come and talk to you. Either way, I'm going to tell you you're going to leave either way. >> The moment officers brought up the marijuana claim, their mood changed. One of them launched into legal talk, throwing around rights and courtroom jargon like it was supposed to scare someone. The other just stood there, nodding along. >> Well, here's the thing. She said that That's what we're doing now. >> That's her word. He said her word. Therefore, we can take this to court if anybody want to be arrested. I can But I didn't I didn't I didn't I'm not going to be arrested for anything. >> She said that And you're also one of you guys smoking it. And you guys passed me. >> Do we have a supervisor coming out here? >> I also smell it in this area. I can smell it when you guys passed. All right. So, with that in mind, you want to push the issue, you guys are also subject to being searched for that smell of marijuana. >> We're going to brief him and we can have your supervisor Then you have you have a probable >> We're going to try to handle this as peacefully as possible. If not, >> But you don't have a probable cause to search anyone without a warrant. >> go a different route. >> I want to talk to the supervisor. That's how I want >> I'm right here. >> Supervisor arriving. >> Unless you guys just want to go now. >> No, I'm waiting on my man. >> The back and forth dragged on for several minutes. They didn't want to leave without proving their point, but they were convinced that a superior would finally get it. But when he showed up, his no-nonsense tone made it clear there was absolutely no room for debate. >> So, here's their supervisor >> Hey gentlemen. Hey gentlemen. >> So, this is the deal for right now. Right now you're being trespassed on the property. You're going to receive a phone call. You can call You can call the hot room and you can call them. But right now you're going to keep holding them. You're being trespassed. If you refuse to move, >> We will force you. >> I will get you off the property. >> That's fine. >> what is the unit number? >> Sir. >> Okay. You want to leave? >> going to leave or not? >> If you don't leave, you'll be arrested, okay? For trespass after warning. Sir, if you guys refuse to leave, you're going to be arrested for trespass after warning, okay? So, keep keep going. Keep going. Go now. Keep walking, all right? >> I'm going to leave when I leave. >> Sir, we really don't want to have to arrest you. You need to leave the property. It's that way. Okay, you got to keep walking. >> As they made their way to the exit, it was clear they were in no rush, dragging their feet in a slow-motion protest. You could see their egos delaying the inevitable. The officer stayed calm, kept things moving, and let the clock run out on this little drama. The game seemed over, but they just didn't know when to quit. >> Sir, you got to keep walking. Sir. >> Come on. >> You want to get a resisting charge? >> You're not going to Y'all not going to take me up out of anything. I don't give a Y'all not going to walk me up out of anything. I'm not going to come home. I don't care. Come on. >> Sir. >> Hello. Take the cuffs off of me now. I'm off your property. The [ __ ] Take the cuffs Take me off Take the cuffs off of me. I'm off I'm off the property. >> Come on. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. >> The [ __ ] >> Stay back. >> No. No. He can't He can't leave without me. I don't care what y'all say. I don't care. Why you broke my bag? Trust me. Come on. Come on. On my mama, he's not I can't I'm not leaving without him. We came together, so I'm not going to care. Cuz I can't I didn't I didn't do nothing, so therefore I don't care. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Let's go. I don't care. >> Cuffs were on, but reality hadn't sunk in yet. Instead of making things easier on everyone, the guy in the pink shirt chose to play the bewildered victim. The officer decided to keep calm and waited for him to run out of steam. >> You're under arrest. You're not going anywhere. >> I'm not under arrest. I didn't even do anything. >> Trespassing after warning. >> Bro, I was leaving. How y'all going to say I was trespassing after after warning? I was leaving. I was ordering my Uber. I was ordering my Uber. What the hell? Ain't no trespassing after leaving cuz I was leaving. Y'all like I stopped in my tracks when I said that I was going somewhere else. I didn't do nothing. >> You got your ID in your back pocket? >> No, I don't. I don't have no ID. >> Sit down. >> I got to make a call. >> Stay seated. Stay seated. >> Sir, don't don't don't touch >> I don't have to sit down if I don't want to sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I don't have to sit down if I don't >> You want to get another resisting charge? >> sit down if I don't want to sit down. I I don't want to sit down though, so why do I have to sit down? I'm not doing it. That's not resisting if I don't want to sit down. I didn't even do nothing. Like I don't want to >> to go throw him in the car? >> Oh, okay. >> I do not want to sit down. Like, I don't want to sit down. >> He was still trying to act defiant, but it was clear his energy was fading. The reality of the situation was finally hitting him. Maybe, he thought his stubbornness would win, but against firm authority, that kind of ego always loses. >> You can let me go. I don't I'm not going anywhere. Like, that don't make any sense. >> No, sir. You have to stop talking and you sit down. >> I'm not sitting down cuz I don't want to sit down. Like, I didn't do anything. >> You said no ID in here? >> No, I don't have my ID in here. >> What? The video? I think it's public records. You have to talk to our call the OPD records about it and put in a public public records request and they'll get it. All right, so come on, sit down. >> In the end, his bratty attitude led him straight to jail. He thought his arrogance would get him off the hook. Instead, it earned him a wake-up call. Some people just have to learn the hard way. On July 26th, 2020, police officers in Sandusky, Ohio were dispatched to Cedar Point after reports of a couple refusing to follow park re-entry rules and becoming aggressive with staff. What followed was a chaotic confrontation filled with shouting, resisting, and accusations all while their children watched. >> What's going on? >> There's a He walked right through. He walked right through the Magnum gates despite being told to stop. >> I'll be there in a second. >> So, he walked right through the Magnum gates despite being told to stop because they don't have wristbands or re-entry tickets. So, the security guard told them to stop, they just walked right through without saying anything. >> So, he's trespassing? >> Yes. >> Sir, you're trespassing. If you don't leave, you'll be arrested. >> trespassing? I'm trying to leave. >> I'm trying to >> You got to go back out this way. >> What do you mean? >> Go back out this way. You're not coming through the park, sir. >> What? >> If you don't walk out with us, you will be arrested. >> But what >> for trespassing. >> And they talking about taking me to jail. Shut up. >> If you don't stop cursing or yelling, you will be arrested. Please don't curse or yell. >> Like this >> 166 130 >> It's 260 dollars. Why can't I go through the park? >> Sir, I'm coming up to you. >> Yeah, officer, the security guard stated you walked through after being told not to. >> I need an officer to escort this individual out of the park gates. That's fine. >> Sir! >> Don't be cursing or yelling. >> SIR! >> DON'T BE CURSING OR YELLING. >> SIR! >> Don't be cursing or yelling. We're going to get officers. If you keep cursing or yelling, you're going TO GET ARRESTED. ONE more warning. Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> We're walking this way. >> Where you going? >> We're walking this way. >> Cuz I'm not going to GO TO NO PARK. >> EXACTLY. They just took >> Go. Both warnings. >> Last warning for both of you. >> They didn't even talk to me. I don't even know what you're talking about. I'm telling you this time. >> The couple clearly believed the park rules were just suggestions. The man walked through a closed gate like it was put there by mistake. When confronted, they quickly shifted from acting confused to being loud and offended. And just like that, the day took a sharp turn from theme park thrills to criminal charges. >> I'm sorry. sir. Come on. Come on. >> I for real. >> I'm here. I'm going to get the cops. >> Help. >> No, let me go. I'M NOT RESISTING. I AIN'T DOING NOTHING. >> WHAT DID HE DO? >> I AIN'T DOING NOTHING. >> We didn't EVEN DO NOTHING. BECAUSE Y'ALL WANTED US TO GO out the back exit. >> Stop resisting. >> Can you just walk us out this park? >> Bro, stop resisting. >> All right, walk us out I WILL STOP RESISTING if you walk us out this park and let her go. I'll stop resisting if you let her go. >> Stop resisting. >> I STOP RESISTING. DON'T LET HER GO. >> DON'T LET HER GO. STOP RESISTING. >> LET HER GO. >> DON'T LET her go. STOP RESISTING. >> FROM THE BEACH? >> BRO, I'M TELLING YOU I'M >> ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> LIKE Y'ALL >> ARE YOU SERIOUS? BABY, JUST COME ON. JUST COME ON. CUZ MY KIDS IS HERE. Come on. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. LET HER GO. >> NO, JUST COME ON. >> YOU CAN CUFF MY HANDS. >> COME ON. >> I DON'T CARE ABOUT NONE OF THAT. >> COME ON. JUST COME ON. >> I'LL FIX YOU, DUMB [ __ ] >> Just come on. Oh, [ __ ] I WISH WE DIDN'T HAVE A BAD DAY. COME BACK HERE TO THE CAR. COME ON. JUST COME ON. WHERE WE GOING? Where we going? >> Stop. >> Where we going? >> Stop. >> Where we going? >> Will you stop? >> Put your mask on. How do you KNOW I AIN'T GOT COVID? AND YOU ALL IN MY FACE. >> You'd think having their own kids there would slow them down, but these two just didn't care. Aggressive defiance was clearly normal for them, and they treated every single request from the officers like a personal insult. The woman in particular was loud and dramatic, a terrible example to their daughter. >> Walk around this way to the car. I want to say curse. I have a freedom of speech. Cuz I curse. So you took me to JAIL BECAUSE I CURSED, RIGHT? WHAT AM I UNDER ARREST FOR? SO I GOT KIDS, SO WHAT'S GOING ON WITH MY KIDS? >> We'll figure it out. >> So what's going on with my kids? >> They're in the car. >> Get in. Get in. Get in. And don't touch my daughter. Come here. Come here, TREY ONE. >> DAMN, TREY. You want to take him to the car? >> I'm getting in once my kids are in, sir. >> Talking about resisting. You're mad as hell. Do some push-ups. I'M A FEMALE. I WEIGH 120 LBS. YOU OUT HERE STRUGGLING. HE'S STRUGGLING. TALKING ABOUT RESISTING CUZ I WAS ASKING A QUESTION. He wanted to see my vagina so bad. >> car. >> There it goes. >> 166 105, we're outside with our gate. >> Through it all, the officer kept his cool. But with both parents potentially headed to jail, he had to quietly weigh justice against compassion because the kids didn't deserve to be left behind. >> Can I get your name, please? >> He's not rolling. You didn't even ask me none of this. >> your name, please? >> Can I get a real police officer? >> Can I get your name, please? >> And not a um >> Can I get your name, sir? >> get a real police officer? >> Can I get your name, please? >> Can I have your Can I have your sergeant? >> Can I get your name? >> Can I have the sergeant? >> Can I please get your name? >> So I can't even get a sergeant? >> I need a I need a I >> I can't even get a sergeant. You just threw ME AROUND AND GRABBED MY AND I SAID >> OKAY. >> WHEN I TOLD YOU I WAS PREGNANT I HAD NO DRUGS ON ME. >> CAN I GET your name, please? >> And you grabbed my vagina. >> Okay. >> Talking about I was being rough. >> OKAY. >> BUT I THINK YOU REALLY WANTED to fondle me. >> Okay. >> Cuz I had no pain. I had no pain going and I told >> I'll gladly give you my name. >> With my kids >> You want me to radio a supervisor right now and then I'll gladly give you my name. >> no pain going on and I was >> right, sir. You harassed me up against a chair. All this over because you >> Clear. >> He wrapped his legs around me and I'm you think I'm not going to get aggressive when he's trying to do something to my wife? >> Um I would like to get him a different cruiser. >> Yeah, we can get a cuz >> I what I would like to do is I'm going to try to call the judge and see if we can release her. She's just got misdemeanors right now cuz we got the kids there. He's got the felony. So I want He's going to go to jail and I'm going to see if I can call the judge and get her re-cog down her charges. >> So they can get pick the kids and go home. >> Okay. So you need a You need a you need a you need a cruiser. >> Cruiser to put the gentleman in. >> Okay. >> The officer made a call that many wouldn't. The woman deserved to be arrested, but he decided to let her go for the sake of the little ones. Still, she didn't take it with gratitude. She took it like it was owed. That's the thing about entitlement. It never says, "Thank you." >> One second. >> I'm under arrest? >> Where's you guys's car at? >> I'm under arrest? >> You have been under arrest this whole time. Where's you guys's Where's you guys's car? Where's you guys's car? >> for? >> Disorderly conduct, persistent disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. >> I just was told that I'm not under arrest though. >> Where's you guys's car? You're going to get released. Where's you guys's car? >> It's his It's It's parked in in the front. I don't even know. LIKE, I'M NOT I'M >> DO YOU HAVE the keys? Does he have the keys? >> Yeah, I have keys. >> You have the keys to the car? >> Yeah, why? >> We're going to release you, all right? >> Okay. >> We've got to sign some paperwork and we'll get you out of here, all right? >> Okay, but can I get out of the back of the car? >> Okay, if we let you out of handcuffs and get you out, are you going to cooperate? >> Yes. >> Okay. Step out. >> can't I'm trying to bring my kids to the park. This is crazy. This is really And then like my dress is all up. Can I speak to that sergeant? >> Yes, you can. So. >> Thank you, baby. Thank you. >> all your stuff? >> Thank you, baby. Thank you. Can Where's he being transported to? >> Let me Come here. >> Where's he being transported to? >> Erie County Jail. >> Erie County Jail? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> All right. Just stand over here for me, please. >> Can I Can you take these off here? >> I will if you cooperate, all right? Drop the cigarettes, ma'am. Here you go. >> Can I Can I put one in my mouth? Can I light one up? >> In the end, she was charged with persistent disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. The officer walked away knowing he did the right thing, even if it didn't feel like a win. As for whether she learned anything from it, don't hold your breath. On October 13th, 2024, officers were called to Cedar Fair in Sandusky, Ohio after a fight broke out. By the time they arrived, the fight was over, but they were met with conflicting accounts of what happened. >> Hey, sir. I'm over here. >> I hope I got something to say to you. Stop. Stop. >> Hold up. Hold up. We'll talk. >> Cuz he just snapped. >> Okay, we will talk. >> Shut up. >> Stop. >> I'll be with you. >> Come over here. What's going on? >> Well, we were walking through and I was sitting there and I was with me and my grandson was looking at the car. >> Right. >> Then he uh he was walking and he tipped over the wagon, right? I said, all right, I told him before he got to it, watch where you're going. And he bumped an umbrella. Everything was cool. And then next thing you know, he started saying something to my daughter. Then he called my wife a fat [ __ ] >> Hit me. >> And and so that's when I I said to What are what the hell are you doing, man? And then he's like, well, I'll [ __ ] you up, old man. He's like, hit me. Hit me. So I flinched at him. >> And then he pushed me. >> That's when that's when he come at me, put his put hands on me. Then all I did was grab him and we fell over the fence. And I had him on the ground. And before I could do anything, I had three of his buddies smacking me in the head. And then we're trying to get out of there and they're following us. He come back, sucker punched me again, hit my wife, hit my daughter as we're trying to leave to go home. They're pursuing us. I'm I'm done with it. You know what I'm saying? I was done. I was trying to walk away and they keep pursuing us. >> The man was quick to paint himself as the victim, acting like he had no idea how things got so out of hand, but his story came out a little too smooth. So, the officer moved on to hear the other side. The second group was cooperative, but beneath the surface their frustration was quietly growing. >> I'll talk to you later. How'd you get hit? You guys want the full story? >> Yeah. >> So, basically I was I was walking around. >> Well, don't walk up on me like that first of all. >> Yeah, he was with me. >> I got you, but that's not this isn't me versus you. That's not what this is. Okay, that's fine. I'm getting his story him him himself. Okay, so I'm going to talk to him and just him. And you guys can walk over there. Okay, that's fine. I want to take your story. There was no point in interviewing someone who was not allowed to talk. So, the officer backed off, but the boy's mother eventually shared her version of events even though the officer wanted to know the kid's side first. It was clear she wanted to stay in control. >> I just want his story first then I can talk to everyone else. >> get that, but when we're walking through literally I mean granted as a teenager does their teenager and I pulled them back. But then all broke out I lost my flip flops lost my shoes you know what I mean cuz my son is getting hit by a grown man. And here's my thing. If they leave, it is what it is. It's a story to talk about on Facebook, but >> What happened? Why why would he get punched though? >> So, he was walking and he tripped over a stroller. He said, "My bad." And the dude turned around and talked crazy. He said, "Watch who you're talking to." >> It's a grown man? >> It was A GROWN MAN. GROWN MAN. OKAY. tripped on the you know the walker stroller or wagon, whatever. He tripped over and said, "My bad." And he dude turned around started talking crazy. Now granted, I I will have absolutely admit my teenager's anger issues were not great. He turned around talking crazy and they went in the grass and I'm three feet behind them. >> grass? >> They dude, it was a whole thing. >> And they just started >> He hit him in the face and threw him on the [ __ ] dirt. >> When the boy finally got a chance to speak, his mother was right there holding him tightly like he was still eight years old. It wasn't protection, it was control. One could see it in her posture and hear it in her tone. She even tried to take over completely, but the officer wasn't going to let her. >> He said something about me bumping the stroller. Uh I said something back, kept walking. His girlfriend in front of me said something. And then like I was just like like like that and then she turned around she was like, "My boyfriend right there. He's going to beat y'all ass." And then da da da and he just walked up. And then he walks up, he goes like this. I move his hand like this. I go like move his hand off of my As soon as he does that he grabs right back up and then I just we just go over the fence and then like he's literally holding me like this. Literally just like that. And then like I'm just sitting here struggling to get up and eventually the only reason why the only reason why I was even able to get up was cuz uh my friend over here he's the one I came in with trying to break it up and stuff and that's when he started swinging on him and that's when it was just like uh uh >> Okay, that's enough. >> Who broke it up? >> Look, sit down. Please sit down. It's okay. We got lawyers not lawyers right now. Look, the four of you they'll sit down one more minute. >> That's one. That's one. >> You guys are free to leave. You guys are free to leave. >> No, you're not free to leave or you're all getting arrested. >> We're leaving the park. >> No, you're not free to leave. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Arrested for what? >> Obstruction. >> Obstruction of >> Which you would go to the county for. >> Cops are stupid. >> Sit down. >> Don't say that. >> At this point, emotions weren't just running high, they were boiling over. The dad was spiraling and the kids jumped in fast like they'd seen him lose his cool before. The officer stayed steady trying to de-escalate the situation, but the group wasn't exactly making it easy. >> Were any of you involved? >> No, you don't need to talk to them WITHOUT THEIR LAWYER. NO, DON'T TOUCH ME. Excuse me. I am their guardian. >> Are you Are you their legal guardian? >> Yes. >> No. >> Yes. That's fine, but you will not question them without their attorney. >> Oh, jeez, you will not. >> You're right, move. Without their attorney, I request an attorney. I request an attorney. I request an attorney. >> Nope. Enough. >> Cuz I promise you I'm finna sue all you >> Get in the line. >> They hit my Get it, truck. >> WHAT YOU DOING NOW? >> GASTON. >> AND THEN THESE KIDS AREN'T GOING TO HAVE NOWHERE TO GO. >> NO. It's all right. >> Okay, it's okay. It's okay. IT'S OKAY, MAN. >> MAN, LOCK ME UP. >> NO, IT'S OKAY. MAN, STOP. >> THEY HIT MY >> GASTON. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> SIR, if you don't calm down, you're going to leave them with no one no And then they're going to go to jail. >> They hit my Gaston. I'm calling the >> I've already explained to you what's happening and you're making it worse. >> Seeing his wife arrested, the father bounced between desperation and defiance like he couldn't decide whether to beg or blow up, but the officer didn't want to escalate, so he gave him space. That's when the kids stepped in with their side of the story. >> You don't know your kids. You're about to leave them because you got to go to jail. That's ridiculous. >> BECAUSE OF HIM MY >> STOP. THINK ABOUT IT. Think about it. >> Please stop. Please. >> The bald man is hitting the >> They didn't get that story. That's what Yeah. >> They said they got to get the >> What they didn't really say though is >> I I got the whole story like >> Yeah, so Now what it's kind of being explained to me as >> He hit my >> All right, he walks into the the the walker, okay? He says something. Did you apologize for it or what? >> Yeah, I literally after >> The car was like I was LIKE MY BAD. >> I WAS LIKE MY BAD. >> And then I walked away and that's when he whipped my shoulder back. >> And then he was like my bad and then the dude was like watch where you're walking and then he was like you watch and then he was like you watch where you're walking and then he just he just kept going and then >> And that's when his girlfriend was like yeah. >> He was like she was like uh you shouldn't have walked into the damn wagon or something and and then he was like >> Like you could see all the grass and dirt on him. >> I'm and I bet you he's saying oh yeah, he punched me, he assaulted me. >> Like what it look like as a kid run up on some a grown ass man punching him? Like how does that even I didn't I didn't get his I didn't get his side of the story. >> I don't know what his last he had right now. >> Ejected. They got ejected. >> I want no wife back, bro. >> So >> Where is she being taken to? Because she was part of it. >> Once things finally settled, another witness came forward, but their statement didn't do much to clear the fog. She didn't catch the whole thing, just bits and pieces after everything had already unraveled. >> The kid in red had a tripped over the wagon. >> right? >> And then the dad kind of and I there was some words exchanged. I did not hear the words that were exchanged. >> They were arguing though. >> Yes, there were some arguments and I saw the dad >> It's it's what is are you taking her to the county? I I saw that part. >> was some then there was some a physical >> Yeah. >> Um and then there was some jumping over the fence, some additional hitting, and and then and then I was basically Dan walked me stepped in and was like just walk away. >> Yeah. >> But that's basically >> It sounds like he was more so assaulted. Is that a separate witness you're talking about? >> In all the noise and emotional crossfire, clarity was one thing everyone needed and the one thing no one could offer. The officers were left to untangle a murky story and find the truth buried under egos, blame, and convenient memory lapses. The only thing consistent was the finger pointing. On May 24th, 2024, officers were called to Disney World in Florida to deal with a disruptive guest who refused to leave. What should have been a simple trespass warning quickly turned into something far more complicated. >> Do I look like >> How long has he crossed over when you told >> From 91. >> He hasn't. There is nothing illegal here. The minute you tell him to leave and he doesn't Okay. Now we've got his stuff. >> My daddy will have all of y'all fired. >> Once you stop after you can be charged with trespassing. >> Okay. My daddy will make sure that your job is going to be made fun of and you can lose your job. Mother [ __ ] Back the [ __ ] up. Back the [ __ ] up. Back the [ __ ] up. Thank you. Back the >> After all that yelling, the man just wandered off toward the restrooms. The officers could see he was mentally unwell, but sympathy only goes so far. He'd already been trespassed and told to leave. So, So the officers found him sitting on a bench like nothing happened, they calmly let him know that it was game over. >> Okay, well, here's the deal at this point. You've been told to leave this property and you have your choice. You can either leave or you're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail if you don't leave. Up to you. >> That's fine. I walked up on this property. Go ahead and check the video cameras. >> Don't care. You've been told to leave. You either leave or you're going to go to jail. >> No, you're not going to jail, but you got to leave. You got to leave. >> I haven't been in your house. >> This point doesn't matter. You got to get up. You're trespassing. You got to leave. >> My boyfriend and just kicked me out of our hotel room. I I have nowhere else to go. >> Were you staying over there with your boyfriend? >> Yeah. >> If I understand him correctly, his boyfriend kicked him out of a hotel room, so he's got nowhere to go. He tried to come over here, but he's acting a fool, violating their courtesy and conduct policy. >> Oh. >> Don's here. We can leave. All right, good. How are you? >> Do you have your ID? Can I see your ID, please? I know I know you're going through a lot right now. I just need you to gain your bearings a little bit, okay? I can I can go to Yeah, absolutely. Are these your glasses? Absolutely. Just know the more you cooperate and chill out, the better it may work out for you. >> cooperate, you know. >> You're doing I mean, you're doing good. You're doing good, man. You're doing good. What is this? Hey, stop doing stuff, man. Don't Don't do stuff like that. Don't do stuff like that. >> He broke down in tears, suddenly fragile and disoriented. And for a moment, the hostility was gone. The man who identified as Sam was clearly hurting. So Deputy Chris stayed empathetic, speaking gently, but pain like that often spills out as anger towards the people trying to help. >> Sam, listen to me. My name's Deputy Chris, okay? And I'm going to treat you man to man, okay? >> I get treated like [ __ ] >> First of all I get Listen to Listen to me. Listen to me. >> No. >> Okay, where were you drinking today? >> Old Dutch. >> Where were you drinking today? Okay, here's the deal, okay? You have one two more chance, one more. If you swear or curse while there's children around Excuse me? Excuse me? No. If you do, you're going to violate their conduct and policy, and you're going to be banned I'm going to trespass you. Do you understand that? Good, and you can't come back here. We're going to get that done for you. Okay, Okay. >> One moment Sam was breaking down, and the next lashing out, completely lost in his own emotions. Then suddenly, his fiance showed up acting confused like the drama had all come out of nowhere. Maybe it did, or maybe he just didn't expect it to escalate to the point where cops need to get involved. >> What? What? Stay the away from us. Stay the away from me so I can speak to him. Stay the Away from me. >> What happened? >> I guess someone kept serving him and drinking until he got beyond intoxicated. >> How are you related to him? >> My fiance. >> Okay. Are you guys having an argument or anything? >> No. Stop, Sam. AWAY FROM ME, NOW. HEY. >> ALL RIGHT, LOOK, LOOK, LOOK. >> WE GOT YOU. I GOT >> Just sit by himself. >> He's not going to hurt anybody. Please, guys. >> You cannot be acting like this and think you're not going to be put in handcuffs. >> Okay. I know. >> You cannot be acting like this. You cannot be acting like this. >> me. >> You cannot be acting Do you want to go with him or not? >> Okay. Sounds good. Thank >> You don't want to go with him? How are you getting off Disney property? Cuz you cannot be here. >> Why is this so complicated? >> No, we need to get off Disney property now. >> My car is right there. I'll be >> Do you want to go with him? Or either there or jail. One or the other. One or the other. Here, you want to go to jail? You want to go to jail? Okay, we're going to jail. Enough. Enough. >> He hits me. >> Put your feet in there. Come on. Put your feet in there. Put your feet in there. Put your feet in there. Put your feet in there. >> Sam's behavior grew darker and more volatile, like something inside him was starting to crack. It wasn't just anger anymore, but something heavier. Whatever it was, it had started to settle in, and it wasn't going anywhere good. >> And door, now. >> You want to hit your head against your door one more time, you're going to get locked in here. You're not going to be >> with me. Do it. I don't care. >> Calm down. >> I didn't do [ __ ] He beat the [ __ ] OUT OF ME. I LEFT THE HOTEL ROOM BECAUSE he was beating me. >> GET OUT OF HERE. >> AND THAT'S WHY I'M HERE NOW, AND YOU WANT TO LOCK ME UP. >> YOU ON THE phone or >> Oh, yeah. >> on the phone in here? >> You. It doesn't matter if I'm on the [ __ ] phone or not. STOP. SHE GRABBED ME. STOP. >> YOU KICKED ME. YOU'RE GOING TO GET A FELONY. >> AND PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME, [ __ ] PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS ON ME, [ __ ] STOP SPITTING ON ME, YOU YOU SORRY [ __ ] All right, I got the phone. Cool. Let me get OUT OF HERE. STOP. YOU. YOU. STOP. You sorry ass toe looking >> It was clear Sam was becoming more unhinged and unpredictable. Slamming his head against the car door didn't seem like just frustration. It felt like an attempt to make someone feel guilty. >> I'm going to let me talk to him for a minute. I'm going to roll down the window and get him calm for a bit. >> Okay, listen to me very carefully. >> Please hear me out. >> Listen to me very carefully. We're going to transport your car from here to that car, okay? What I don't want is for you to be kicking the police, spitting on me, and biting everybody. >> Can you look at the scar on my forehead? >> Cuz you slammed your head into the walls, BUDDY. >> I HAD this before any of this happened. He did this to me. >> We're done. Lower your head, sir. >> That's the [ __ ] >> STOP TRYING TO KICK THE POLICE. STOP SPITTING. >> YOU SORRY ASS AND BEAT THE [ __ ] YOU. >> STOP. STOP. >> DAMN. >> STOP. >> You know it's against us gays. You know it's against us gays. >> Come on. >> Hey. >> All right, that's extra charges now. >> Better on my foot. >> SAM, QUIT IT. STOP. >> YOU. >> STOP. WATCH YOURSELF RIGHT NOW. STOP. >> I got the beat. Beat on me. I got the No rights from my boyfriend. And I'm coming out here. You have my to be by myself and this is what happens. Really? >> Stop doing this. >> Really? >> Stop doing this. >> YOU JUST SPIT ON MY PARTNER. You tried kicking him. You tried biting him. >> I'm sorry. >> You need to calm down. >> Even in the back of the car, Sam kept acting out. Then suddenly, it all went quiet. The officer pulled over quickly, worried that Sam had passed out, shut down, or worse. >> Get up. Sam, get up. Come on. Be cool, man. Be cool. Get up. I need 260. >> Can I get up? >> Sam. >> He's breathing. He's just not responding. >> The officers moved quickly, pulling Sam from the car and laying him on the ground. He was limp and unresponsive. Paramedics showed up fast and took over from there. Considering that he slammed his head multiple times, it was possible it caused a concussion. >> Paramedics are going to look at you, okay? And you don't want to give them a hard time. Okay? Okay, very good. All right. All right. Okay. >> Sit up. >> There you go. >> There you go. >> Take one foot. >> Step up. >> There you go. Have a seat. Just sit straight down. Hello. >> Hello. Let's worry about this. Let's worry about this. Let's worry about this. Let's worry about this. >> Sam was taken to the hospital for a closer look. 4 hours later, he was cleared to go. When officers came back to transport him to jail, they noticed that Sam didn't seem like the same guy they'd loaded in the car earlier. >> Thank you for being cool. Appreciate you. >> You're welcome, Sam. Just be cool on the way down there. >> I will try not to. >> All right. Oh, I definitely will be okay. >> No banging your head on the thing this time. >> No, I'm good. >> I started this whole ruckus off, okay? >> I'm good. Good, yes. Appreciate it. >> All right, bud. >> Tim was charged with trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and battery on a police officer. Disney definitely wasn't the happiest place on earth for him that day. No cop wants to deal with spoiled tourists who think the rules don't apply to them. They act as if being on vacation is a free pass to act like spoiled brats. But when they push it too far, the cops would have no choice but to step in and take them down.