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There is no goddamn reason for me to get out of my goddamn car. You're under arrest. Get out the car. No. Get out the car. Under arrest. Can you hold this? Free court. Do not touch me, man. Stop. Do not touch me. Don't give me what the Enter the bizarre and turbulent universe of Psycho Karen, where outrageous stunts and legal troubles collide in spectacular fashion. Don't touch me. Hey, do not get back. Don't touch me. Listen, don't fight me. No. Put your hands. I What did I say? Hands behind your back. Do it now. I didn't fight this man. I didn't really really fight you. Then what's happening? I just asking like I want to see my daughter. Dive into Psycho Karen's Chaos where unhinged action spark legal drama. During a routine traffic stop in Florida, 21-year-old Rebecca was pulled over for a minor violation. But then things took a dramatic turn. Her reactions escalated the situation, leading to criminal charges. It's unsettling to think how quickly something so simple can spiral out of control. How do we balance law enforcement power with citizens rights in these moments? How you doing? Knock it off. Do you have your driver's license, registration, for insurance? I don't have my ID. You don't have your ID? No. Rebecca, you own the car, correct? Yes, I do. It's my vehicle. Okay. Are your license suspended? My license isn't suspended. Yes, your license is canled cuz you failed to take your class. Are you supposed to take? No, it's not. Are you telling me cuz I have access to motor vehicle data and we ran your tag and your tag is suspended? That expired. You have any insurance card? No, that's it. This the one. Where are you at? I need pro insurance or else that is all Iinging have. Your car is about to be towed if I don't have pro insurance. I need you to load your [ __ ] boat up and come. I'm about to get arrested. Apparently, my [ __ ] was suspended. I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. Step out of the car. It's not a request. For what reason? Start man. I'm noting listening. There is no goddamn reason for me to get out of my goddamn car. You're under arrest. Get out the car. No. Get out the car. Under arrest. Can you Rebecca was pulled over unable to provide her ID and denied her license was suspended. Despite the officer's claim, she insisted otherwise. Her car's registration was expired and it lacked insurance, but she continued to deny the facts. How could she not see the situation only worsen by refusing to accept the reality? [ __ ] come get me for no [ __ ] reason. Record this. Record. Do not touch me, man. Stop. Do not touch me. Stop pulling for me. Brian, come get me. What the No. Record this [ __ ] Record this. Everything's recorded. Come on. There's noing reason. You stay there or you'll be arrested. Okay. She's got She's got to She's got to chill. Stop. Or you're going to be thrown on the ground. Stop it. Let me [ __ ] go. No, you're under arrest. No, I'm not. You break my arm, you sorry piece of [ __ ] I'mma punch you. Well, that's a that's a felony right there for making a threat. You just upgraded from a misdemeanor to a felony. This is no reason for this. What am I being arrested for? Resisting arrest without violence. Okay. For what? Not stepping out of the car when I told you to do so. This is mying vehicle. I don't have to. Yes, you do. No, I do not. You going to learn anything illegal on you? No, don't touch me. You are not a [ __ ] woman. Am I patting you? Am I You are not a woman. I don't have to be a woman. I will [ __ ] scream, right? You scream all you want. I told you everything's being recorded with glasses. No. Get in the car. You piece of [ __ ] My mom said, "How did she get her license if she didn't take that class?" Despite the officer's clear instructions, Rebecca refused to leave her car. The officer calmly explained the law, but her defiance turned a simple stop into a serious issue. Resisting arrest without violence, what started as a routine traffic stop had now escalated. What made her think refusing to cooperate would work out in her favor? She can't send you anything. She's in the back of the cop car and he has her vehicle registration and her she was talking to mom. It's it's a driver that was out of control. the back of the cop car. I can't send you anything because her vehicle registration is inside. She wouldn't get out. Uh yeah, it's it's her. She's the problem. I mean, they uh they didn't really do anything. Okay. Uh so the car is uninsured. Her license suspended. She didn't believe it and then she made a scene out of it. She didn't want to get out the car. So she got assisted. Oh, cool. To get out the car. All righty. So, do you know them? Yeah. The one that got Is there anything in the car? There's not supposed to be. I Nothing that's mine that I I Nothing that's not yours? No. None of I was at the house and we were supposed to walk the dogs, so I joined. Okay. The only reason why I'm asking is cuz at your feet in the car there's a weed. Oh, that is a cylinder. No, sir. That is not mine. Okay. What's in it? It's whatever they have. It's Did somebody throw something in the back seat toward you or did that Was it just in there? It was just in there. Okay. I literally it was just me and I brought my phone. Rebecca's argument with the officer escalated when she refused to cooperate and threatened to punch him, turning a potential misdemeanor into a felony. Her refusal to exit the vehicle in the threat of harm led to a more serious arrest. It's all good. All righty. Uh so here's what you're going to do. Okay. No reason to call me a dick. She put herself in this situation. She would have been smashed her out of the car and she hit her head and everything. Listen, when if I asked her to step out of the car multiple times, she doesn't have the right to refuse. It's an order. A driver or passenger, anybody, if they get asked to get out of the car. Rebecca was charged with resisting arrest, driving with a suspended license, and operating an uninsured vehicle with her threat to the officer adding a felony charge. The officer noted that compliance could have limited her charges to a simple citation. Street. No. Uh well uh there's no insurance. So that's a criminal violation. Driving with a insurance. Yes. You have no the vehicle is not insured. What do you mean? Yes. You see like I keep telling you things and you don't you don't believe me. There's no insurance on the car and your license has been suspended since 11:23 2022 uh last year. I did not know about any of that. Yes. So, you fell there's a class that you were supposed to take and you didn't take a class. Also, you are being charged with resisting arrest and I'm considering charging you with a felony of making a threat to a law enforcement officer when you said you were going to punch me in the face. There's no reason for you to pull me out. You don't you need to understand that you're a driver or a passenger. You don't have the right to remain in your car if a law enforcement officer orders you to step out. There is absolutely no reason. I don't need to I don't need we don't need to have a reason. I can pull everybody out of the car. Okay. So, you you you're under that misconception that you have the right to remain in your car, but you don't. This would have been a ticket. That's it. And you escalated the whole traffic stop. So, I'm I'm I'm not towing the car. Uh I told uh your sister that she could park it at the gas station and your mom was going to get insurance for it. Okay. Is that is that is that good enough? And I'm trying I'm trying to do my I'm trying to help you guys out as much as I can. But you know, you you didn't help yourself. What's that? Ma'am, you you put yourself in this. Rebecca's actions during the encounter violated several Florida statutes. First, she resisted arrest without violence. Fs S8433.02, which is typically a misstippity stippy stippleing on the circumstances. In her case, her refusal to comply with police orders and aggressive behavior led to more severe charges. She also violated the law by driving with a suspended license, FS 322.34, a criminal offense that can result in penalties ranging from a misdemeanor to a felony depending on prior offenses. Her license suspension stem from her failure to attend a required class. Additionally, Rebecca was driving an uninsured vehicle FS324.022, which is illegal under Florida law and can result in fines vehicle empoundment and suspension of driving privileges. Lastly, her verbal threat to punch the officer FS836.10 10 constitutes a felony as threatening a law enforcement officer with violence is a serious offense in the state of Florida. This serves as a cautionary tale about the risks a woman faces when engaging in violence against law enforcement. Resisting arrest, as shown in the next case, often leads to avoidable consequences. It's sad how a simple situation escalated unnecessarily. The tension and regret are undeniable. Could things have been different with more cooperation? A split-second decision can lead to longl lasting consequences. Hey, how we doing? Can you roll the window down for me, ma'am? All the way. Hey, I'm officer Shang with Gulf Breeze Police Department. Why are you going so fast on the bridge and you swaying in and out of traffic? Man, that's driving recklessly back there. What's going on? I ain't going that fast. You what now? I think I didn't go that fast. I was like at 45. Okay. Do you have your license registration on you? Where are you coming from? Do what now? Ma'am, where are you coming from? From beach. Can you roll that window down over there on that side? Excuse me. Can you roll that window down, please? that window. Yes. Roll that window down cuz we want you to roll that window down as well. There you go. Thank you. There's another officer over there. Why? We wanted you to roll the window down. Okay. What do you need for me? Your license and registration and proof of insurance. Okay. Why are you driving so erratically back there? What do you mean? Weaving in and out of traffic. You almost hit the wall. the the concrete barrier on the bridge several times. No, just because you guys pull me so much lies over there. Well, yeah. We got to be able to see what's going on. We don't know what you got in here. You could have firearms, knives, or something of that nature. It's like I'm Well, I hope you're not. Well, don't feel embarrassed. No, you got to leave that window down for me. Leave that window down for me. Um, get your license, registration, license, registration, and proof of insurance. The officer's concern for safety is evident. Yet, the woman's agitation adds tension to the encounter. Could her response have been more understanding given the officer's valid reasons. This moment reflects the delicate balance between law enforcement and individual rights, reminding us how crucial mutual respect is in such situations. Come on. Step right back here for me. Just step back here. Step right back there. All right. Lean up against your vehicle. You have a seat on your bumper. Just have a seat on your bumper right here behind you. There you go. That's fine. All right. Where are you coming from? Listen to me. Where are you coming from? From NAR beach. Okay. How much have you had to drink? Two drinks. Yeah. Okay. Where did you have those drinks at? On the beach? No, there was and probably 217. Okay. All right. I just want to go get back to get my daughter. I just went to Nar Beach to see a friend and I just want to go back home and get my daughter. All right. But what you need to understand is right now I know I do and I'm pretty sure wrong what I do. I I'm going to tell you if you'll let me talk. Okay. I can tell you right now, I suspect you of driving under the influence. All right. I don't think you're fit to operate a motor vehicle, and I'm pretty sure my partner's in the same boat. So, so what we're going to ask of you, you almost hit the concrete barrier multiple times coming across the bridge. Your driving pattern was so bad that another person called in while you were coming through that wooded area before you get into the city that you were swerving and unable to maintain a lane. You had difficulty maintaining a speed. You would speed up, slow down. Not to mention, once you got onto the bridge, you sped up to a pretty high rate of speed that my partner had to try pretty hard to catch up to you. So, with all of those things in mind, are you willing to submit to standardized field sobriety tasks so that we can determine whether or not you are fit to operate a motor vehicle? When the woman refuses sobriety tasks and walks away, the situation escalates. Officers warned that non-compliance could lead to handcuffing, turning a routine stop into a serious legal matter requiring physical restraint. people like different country and I'm not American so I stand right here I don't want you to wonder out I'm a citizen okay well stand right here for me I don't want you wander out into the road and get hit by a car ma'am yeah I'm a freaking citizens but I know you guys so racist you know we're racist I can assure you that I'm not racist no this what the people say Americans so racist about like Hey. Hey. Back here. Back here. We're not going. Don't touch me. Hey, do not get combat. Don't touch me. Listen. Don't touch me. I'm not getting in your vehicle. If you pull back again one more time, you're going to hand touch me. All right. Turn. Put your hands behind your back. No. Don't touch. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. I'm not going to tell you again. Don't touch me. 807. Come back. She's fighting me. No. Put your hands. I What did I say? Hands behind your back. Do it now. I didn't fight you. No, I didn't find someone. I didn't find this man. I didn't really really fight. Then what's happened? I just asking like I want to see my daughter. Okay. I just want to see my daughter. Back here now. We're going back here. My daughter is running for me. Have a seat. Have a seat. All the way in. I need my stuff. I need my car. What do you want? What do you want from your car? No. Get back in the car. I need my stuff. I need my bag. I need my kids. Good grief. You need to understand you are currently under the arrest for DUI. Didn't you shut the road? Yes, ma'am. You cannot. No, it's not anything like that. It's not. We want to do anything. We want you to follow the lawful commands that we're giving you, and you can't do that. I want my daughter back. As the woman attempts to walk away again, officers restrain and arrest her for DUI despite her protests about seeing her daughter. A search of her vehicle reveals a one-h hitter marijuana device, further compounding her legal troubles. These incidents underscore the vital need to respect law enforcement and maintain order for public safety. They highlight the consequences of actions such as assaulting police and resisting arrest. Share your perspective in the comments and subscribe for more meaningful updates. Thank you for supporting us. Yeah, I can't see now. Huh? Tell me what it's for before you do it. Stop. Tell me. Stop resisting. The woman's stubbornness not only escalates the conflict, but also drags them into a legal maelstrom with no way out as their reckless actions finally catch up with them. Stop resisting. [Applause] All the way off. Today we explore a classic case of defying the law and the dire consequences that follow. When an individual fails to appear in court, a warrant is issued for their arrest. Not a targeted move, but standard procedure in the legal system. And this time the police are on the trail of a couple who are evading legal responsibility. Doing this, bro. Like [Applause] stop resisting. I'm on October 24th, 2023, the police arrived at a residence to execute an arrest warrant for a couple who were evading law enforcement. The girlfriend, initially calm, became extremely agitated when the police moved in to arrest her. Hey, how's it going? You want to come out here for me? Yeah, that's fine. Anybody else inside the Hey, go ahead. Both of you guys turn around for a while. 13, can you come up here for what? You go ahead and turn around. Place your hands behind your back. We had this discussion. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. You just set that down. We'll we'll get that handled. you. Rosalyn, please change me back. What the [ __ ] is this even for? What is this for? Don't stop. No, cuz you guys Although she was required to appear in court, she failed to do so, leading law enforcement to enforce the arrest warrant instead of taking responsibility. She made the situation worse with defiance, resistance, and hostility toward the officers carrying out their duties. Tell me what it's for before you do this. Tell me. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Why the [ __ ] are you doing this, bro? Why the [ __ ] [Applause] Stop resisting. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not resisting. Please, I can't breathe. Please get the [ __ ] off of my head. Don't swing them off. Okay, I'm not. Y'all can't tell me what you're doing this far. Please, I can't [ __ ] breathe. Oh, so now you can punch me in the face and then think you can breathe. You can't [ __ ] tell me why I'm being arrested, you stupid [ __ ] Stop. You have a warrant because you didn't show up to court. When arrested, the suspect insisted that she had been informed by the police that she was no longer wanted. However, the officers clarified that the arrest warrant was issued because she failed to appear. Know that I had court and man, listen, I've talked to Mansfield and they told me I wasn't missing. And they literally came to my house like 3 weeks ago. They literally came to my house 3 weeks ago. Oh my [ __ ] god. Well, you still got to go to court. You got anything on you? I have a lighter in my pocket. Anything else? No, Nolan. They literally said I wasn't missing. I'm literally not even missing. Mansfield told me 500. They're both signal. bothard. The suspect's boyfriend was also arrested, but notably cooperated more with the police. He admitted that he had recently been with her, contrary to her claim that she was not in the area. I mean, my phone, my keys, that's about it. Go ahead, stand on this side. Why the [ __ ] would you punch me? I'm just so [ __ ] scared. I didn't know what the [ __ ] I did. Okay. So, when an officer tells you to place your be in trouble right now, y'all didn't tell me why I'm being arrested. When an officer says when I'm not going to say you're in trouble, you stop [ __ ] talking to me then. I don't give a [ __ ] All right. You remember when I called you and I told you, right? I've literally You weren't here last Friday. I mean, I've been here last Friday, but with Ross? No, we we have you in on footage leaving here. That was after the whole like missing [ __ ] whatever. Like literally, I've literally heard from her casework and everything else. This is [ __ ] [ __ ] Do you know when I'll have court? The female suspect now faces several charges, including resisting arrest, assaulting police officers, and failure to appear in court. Her boyfriend was also interrogated before any charges are considered. What the [ __ ] The thing is, why am I getting arrested? I didn't know that. Okay. Okay. Well, hold on. It's the Mansfield Police Department. They told my dad I wasn't missing though. I think it's a different warrant for what? I don't know. It's Mansfield's warrant. They just told us to pick you up. They literally haven't done anything and they told me I wasn't missing. Told you what the deal was. Told you I would pursue charges, right? But that was after like that's what I'm saying. Like if you guys were to talk to um you know the people in Mansfield, like go ahead and have a seat. Oh, they gave me a different story as far as like her being missing and all that stuff. was at one point, but like I said, she hasn't been missing. Like her case worker and everything else has seen her, talked to her, like they literally said, you know, no one like they had been telling her. Okay. Well, we'll get it all figured out here in a second. The suspect's actions resulted in multiple legal charges, including resisting arrest, chapter 2, 1941.33 of the Ohio Revised Code. This offense occurs when an individual resists or obstructs a law enforcement officer attempting to make a lawful arrest. This charge can range from a misdemeanor to a felony. Assault on a police officer, Chapter 2 verse 913.13. Assaulting an officer, even unintentionally, is a serious offense that can lead to felony charges, significant fines, and possible prison time. Failure to appear chapter 2935.01. Missing a court date without prior authorization results in a bench warrant, meaning law enforcement has the authority to arrest and detain the individual at any time. So you guys are here. Despite her objections, the suspect was taken to a detention facility where officers intended to press additional charges for her resistance. Meanwhile, her boyfriend, who was also detained, was eventually released after confirming that he was unaware of her legal status. This serves as a stern reminder that ignoring legal responsibilities does not make them disappear. It only exacerbates the situation when reality eventually catches up. Next is the case of a 20-year-old girl who suffered a severe breakdown after her parents told her to move out. On March 12, 2024, the incident was captured on police cameras showing a 20-year-old woman named Angela being asked by her parents to move out due to her failure to contribute financially. Her parents stated that she had a history of aggressive behavior, including mistreating pets and damaging property. You know, we kick the kid out of the house and she can bring her boyfriend. You didn't kick her out of the house. Okay. We told We told her they got x amount of time to move. They're gone. They're gone. Brett's not here anymore. You're safe. Who was drinking? We We've had a couple of drinks, but they're drunk and driving. You know where they went? No, I don't know. They pulled out of here and went that way. They admitted they're drinking and he just picked up a DUI on the 12th. What? So, what exactly happened? I was supposed to take her to work for whatever reason. Wasn't going to work. We had decided that we were going to sit down with her tonight and talk to her about the living situation. She's been living here, not paying bills, right? Blah blah blah. She's 20 years old. Like, you have until May 10th. So, I told her that. Police arrested Angela and Zach for questioning after discovering them hiding in a parked car and exhibiting suspicious behavior. Although there was suspicious conduct, her boyfriend was not charged because the police determined that this was a domestic violence incident and there was insufficient direct evidence of wrongdoing to charge him. Try to duck down underneath the dashboard. Yep. Put your hands on the steering wheel. Pretty good. Put your hands on the steering wheel for a second. Okay. So, right now you guys are both detained. Okay. For the disturbance that was happening at your dad's house. I'm just going to step out. Okay. Keep your hands up. Turn around. Keep your hands up. So, you're not under arrest at this time, but you're going to beat the 10. Keep your hands on top of your head, sir. Okay. Sorry about that. Hey, if you want to grab the female out the passenger side real quick. I got to real That's it. Do you have anything to drink tonight? Uh, I had maybe two socks. Two shots. Call 46. Why am I 13? Because we have an investigation going on. There was a domestic disturbance that took place over Yeah. Well, it's not what we heard. Can I tell you my side? We we we'll get to that. You don't have to tell us anything right now. If you decide to answer any questions or make any statements, you can stop at any time. Do you understand your right? Uh yes. Why? He just asked me and everything and I'm asking why am I not being undetained and called a person to drive me home with my vehicle. Okay. Well, it's cuz there was a domestic situation down the street. Yes, sir. Angela accused her stepfather of assaulting her, claiming that he punched her in the chest and choked her. According to her boyfriend, Angela's stepfather confronted him about his reckless driving, leading to further arguments. So, my stepdad called me and he told me that he wanted me and my boyfriend to go back over there because I went over there to get my stuff. Boyfriend drove off, was disrespectful or something, and he wanted him to go over there and confront him. And they got out, and they started fighting and bickering, and I got in the middle of it. And so, my stepdad put me in a chokeold. My boyfriend got really upset about that and so he tried to get into the middle of it and pull him off of it. I don't know what happened after that. I kind of just he told me, "Hey, get in the truck and so I got in the truck." When was the last time that you were drinking it, too? It was It wasn't before midnight. It wasn't before midnight. No. Or it wasn't after midnight. I mean, who who was driving the truck? Uh, Zach was. Zach was telling me you was. You were. So, I don't know how to drive this. Okay. I just wanted to go home. So, why did why did your stepdad uh put you in a headlock? Do you know why? Because I told him he was being a little and he was drunk and trying to pick a fight. A 20-year-old, meanwhile, he's 40 something and should kind of know when to stop drinking. Just put your legs back down. I'll talk to you later. Okay. Okay. You're you're being placed under arrest. Okay. He's actually going to have to find a ride home. Really? So, he gets off. He was driving drunk. We didn't catch him driving drunk. I know that. He was a breathalyzer. Okay. I know that he was in the driver's seat. I know that he's intoxicated. I know that we found him in the driver's seat, but we did not see him driving. Okay. Okay. And I was in the passenger seat and I've done nothing. I just listen to them. I got assaulted. Look at me. I have bruises on me. So, you're being arrested for battery on household. Can I press charges? When did that happen? Today. Why did you tell me that? Because I just told you. He put me in a headlock. He held my hands. He put me in a headlock. He held me down. When the police attempted to arrest her, Angela lost control, hurling insults, resisting restraint, and even suffering a seizure, demonstrating a complete lack of cooperation. Never said that he held you down or he scratched your arm. Okay. Can I speak? Can I speak? You're you're you're under arrest. Okay, I understand that. So, I do art and clean houses for a living. I've never been in any physical really altercation. What he did was hold my hands down with one hand, place his arm over my neck with the other, and you see that he came towards the truck first, right? So, he was the aggressor in this situation. That doesn't necessarily mean he's the aggressor. It's because they were together and I was trying to break them up and then he put me in the headlock and I started screaming. I know you can hear that on the ring camera. I'm not trying to be in any problem. I I understand that. Okay. But you you're under arrest. Fine. I'm under arrest, but this is going to court and this is not safe. You better stop. You're going to catch another charge. You better stop, Angela, right now. Okay. Okay. Code three or code one? Hey, code three or code one? She's having a seizure. She's still breathing. I'm good. Just lay down. Hey, lay down. Stop. Just lay down. I'm confused. Why the are you touching me? Get your ass hands off of me. Stop touching me. All I remember is getting out of the car. Are you going to arrest him? Can I have my glasses? Yeah, we have. Even while in critical condition, she continued to curse at the police and provoke them with unreasonable words. This behavior further aggravated the charges against her. You need to quit yelling at us. We got called here. Okay. I had a seizure. I don't know why the I don't know why this ass has his hands on me or this. She clearly doesn't get your hands off of me cuz you don't have permission to touch me. Well, at this point, Angela, you're probably going to go to the hospital. I know. I know. This is the only way you feel like you have a big. All I wanted to do was go to my grandma's house, bro. But he wanted to go back and find my dad and then blame it on me. And now I have to deal with the consequences. Lovely. Yeah. As know something, huh? Your eyes are bigger than your I can't lean forward, please. I know you're fat, but you're not strong. There's a difference. Do it. Look, they're going to take the cuffs off. They're going to take the cuffs off. I want to not go to jail. You need Hey, you need to relax. Okay, here. Oh, I know your ass wants that, huh? Makes you feel like a big man, huh? You'll still die. Yeah, I can't see now, huh? Just took my glasses all the way off. Help my be wet as right now. You want to hurt me by pushing my foot into the rail? Yeah, I'll hurt you by pitching your You're a fat ass. Grab this arm, you fat. I know you can't make your wife. None of you can. That's why you're a [ __ ] Finally, Angela was taken into an ambulance for a medical evaluation and then brought to the police station on charges of assaulting a police officer, assaulting a health care worker, and assaulting a family member. Glad that Hey, the fat back. Wobble on in here. Wait till you can get your Big Mac later tonight and sit on your couch and jerk your to some Lauren Rose. I know how your life works. You clearly don't give me not what I wanted in the first place, but that love me because those three so much bigger. That's the last humor to me. Okay. I don't give a about the kids that I have to care for. We have the rap. All of y'all can suck my Take the video. It'll last longer. [Applause] Do you want to see my cool down the pants since that's all y'all give a is whatever you huh just let me go now I can't are you going to get up and do what you're supposed to Get off. I don't know where I am. Yeah. Do you understand why? I don't know why I'm ask. Are you going to get up? This incident underscores the importance of personal responsibility and the need to comply with legal orders to avoid escalating legal consequences. What are your thoughts on this situation? Leave your comment below and be sure to subscribe for more engaging content and information delivered your way. Thank you for all your support. With your eyes only, not your head. Get your hands on me. Get on me. Said you're done. Drunken women, no limits, no fear of the law, but their recklessness cannot last forever. Jackie. I'm Jackie. Get away. Get the off me. Get off me. You're a stupid [ __ ] Get Ella. I need you. I cannot. I can't. Witness a daring defiance of the law. Where defiance reaches its peak and the price of arrogance is not just a lesson, but the end of freedom. When alcohol takes over, a moment of loss of control quickly spirals into unstoppable chaos. with your eyes only, not your head. Look at me. Please look. No. Stop, Ella. I need you. I cannot get the [ __ ] out. January 12th, 2024. The video begins with a 19-year-old woman identified as Ella appearing distressed as she struggles with her car after it became stuck in a ditch. Police officers arrive at the scene and question her about the incident during which she admits to having consumed alcohol. You okay? I mean your pants are unbuttoned. I am. I just pitched it. Had a few drinks. I have not at all. So, how did you get here? I had to take a piss. My waist cut me off right here. I'm sorry. I need to go home. How did you Your ways cut you off here and it didn't You ain't been drinking. It didn't cut me off at all. So, how much you have to drink tonight? Nothing. I've had one drink. Oh my god. It's deadly. I can't help you. You need to call a tow truck. Crying ain't going to help you either. So, you might want to call a tow company. So, why don't you turn your car off and call somebody to come pick you up? How about that? I'm going to spare you. But you ain't been drinking though, right? I have. I've had a drink, but nothing that impairs my ability to drink. I can't even open up your car door right now. I mean, the officer informs Ella that since she is underage, consuming alcohol is illegal in Florida. Despite her attempts to downplay the amount of alcohol she had consumed, the officer makes it clear that she could face severe consequences for her actions. How about that? No, it is. Okay. So, reach in there and unlock your door. You can't The window's down. Look at this. The window's down right now. I'm aware, but I can't reach in to grab my You can't unlock your door from right here by reaching your arm in. Man, stand back over here cuz you're not making sense, right? You're not even supposed to be drinking. I had two drinks right here. Call them right now or you can go to jail. Call them right now. Call. Here's your phone. Call right now. You got two seconds. I'm gonna Or get a DUI. It's up to you. My my my Somebody that could come pick you up. Ella tries to call her mother for help, but the officer prevents her from doing so, insisting that she needs to call someone to pick her up immediately to avoid being arrested for driving under the influence. Duo. I am I I tried calling her and she didn't respond and she did not respond. So, I tried calling her husband for You want to go by the address and try to wake them up? No. I'm I'm telling you, you got 30 seconds. You need to call. Hey, no, you don't know. I do, sir. Are you kidding me? You want to go ahead and do a DUI investigation on trying to call my What's the address? This could be November Hotel Lima 1455919. Let me see that real quick. Ma'am, hello. This is Coins at the sheriff office. Are you able to Hey, I'm spamming your daughter for giving her a DUI. Can you come pick her up? Her in her vehicle off at 32nd Avenue and 12th Street. And this is She Ma'am. Ma'am, shut your Hey, you're about to go to jail if you wake up. If you wake these people up, you're about to go to jail for disorderly. You're going to ma'am. She's about to go to jail. The situation escalates when Ella becomes loud and confrontational with the officer. She is warned that if she continues to disturb the neighborhood or cause a scene, she could be arrested for disorderly conduct. Hold on. Please tell me. Stop being loud. Listen to me. Listen to me. Shut your mouth. Listen. Screwed. Okay. Okay. You want to go to jail? Look what you did, dude. Ma'am, you got 30 seconds to come get her. What have I done? Are you kidding me? Look what And you're being loud. You're waking the people up. Be quiet. Just shut your mouth. Arrest me. Arrest me. She ma'am just come here. Ma'am shut up here. Okay. All right. Bye now. Ma'am. She's coming. Ma'am, be quiet. Here. We're I'm sparing you. Trying to help you up. Just shut up. You What have I done? What have I done? Arrest me. I don't care. I'm s Just sit in the car. Just tell me. What have I done? I'm sparing you. You're 19 years old. You're being loud. Okay. You're being loud. Waking people. Give me Shut up and get in the car. Get in the car. God damn. Are you kidding me? I'm 18 years old and I'm in a Shut up and get in the car. I'm about to do a DUI. I'll do No, you're No, sit down. You can do Ella is then subjected to field sobriety tests, including the walk and turn test and the one leg stand test. She appears fearful and hesitant, asking to wait for her mother, but the officer denies her request. Over here for me. Stand right here for me. Stand right there. Stand right there. Can you face me real quick? Can I please see my mom? No, listen to me. I need you I need you to face me so I can talk to you. Okay. No, I just want to That's not an option right now. Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? I've had two drinks, but you're driving that car and you crashed into the ditch over here. I'd like to see my mom. Okay. Were you driving the car? Please. I'd like to see my mom. That's not an option right now. Can you answer my question, please? I have no point to answer any any questions. I'm I'm asking you about your car. I don't care. I have no idea. Are you will Are you willing to take some field sobriety exercises? I just see in my mind. Listen to me. Listen to me. I need you to put your your feet together and your arms at your side. Listen to me. I need you to put your feet together and your arms at your side. Okay. You see this little red light right here? I need you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Can you just give me a second? I'm really scared. Okay. Can we wait until my mom just give me a second to calm down, please? I'm ready. Okay. Put your arms at your side. All right. You see this red light? Claw with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Okay. With your eyes only, not your head. I I apologize. Though still visibly frightened, Ella eventually complies with the officer's instructions. The results of the sobriety test indicate that her abilities are impaired. The officer informs her that she will be charged with DUI, driving under the influence, and resisting arrest without violence. Reason to be scared about it? Because I'm scared because I'm shaking. Okay. There's nothing to be scared about. My mother's She is right over there. I'll let you talk to her after and she's going to watch me. She She's not. She's over there. She's down the road. Okay. All right. Listen to me. Put your arms at your side. You're going to raise a foot and you're going to look at that raised foot. Okay. And you're going to count in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 1003. I'm going to tell you when to stop counting. Okay. Here. Okay. Whenever you're ready, do you understand the exercise? Can I please show it to my mom? No. Can I please talk to my mama? All right, Ella, let's go ahead and start. Okay, sir. My legs are still shaking. Your next exercise, what I'm have you do is put your fingers just like this. Look at me. Can you look at me? Hold on. All right. Look at me. Put your fingers just like this. Your index fingers and and face them just like this. Okay. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you tilt your head back when I tell you to begin. Okay. And close your eyes. And what you're going to do is I'm going to give you a command. It's going to either be left or right. And you're gonna touch the tip of your index finger to the tip of your nose just like this. Okay. Go ahead and tilt. Please don't mind. So tilt your head back and close your eyes. And I'm gonna give you a command. Close your eyes. Left. No. Close your eyes and tilt your head back. The tip of your finger to the tip of your nose like this. Okay. I'm sorry. And then I'm going to say right. I'm sorry. I misunderstood. No, you're fine. Okay. Go ahead and tilt your head back. Close your eyes. So, what I'm going to have you do next, put your hands at your side. Tilt your head back. Close your eyes. And I need you to count to 30 in your head. Okay. But I need you to tell me when you start and when you end. Okay. Start. You done? Chapter 30. Yeah. Ella violated Florida laws regarding underage drinking and DUI. Florida statutes chapter 316 explicitly outlines DUI offenses. According to these laws, minors under 21 years old are prohibited from consuming alcohol. section 316.1936 and driving with a blood alcohol concentration BAC exceeding the legal limit of 0.08% results in fines, license suspension, and potential jail time. Additionally, resisting arrest without violence section 843.02 is also a criminal offense. Get stand up for me. Okay, put your hands behind your back. Okay, here. Hold on to her for a second. She comes up. Mommy, please. Mommy. Mom, I'm holding on. Mommy, please hurry up. Mommy, walk faster, please. She can come to the car. I'm not going to put you in the car before you talk to her. I told you four times. I already told you that you were able to talk to her. At one point, I said you're not going to talk to her. I said not. You're going to talk to her when you're doing the exercises. How did I not pass? Honey, you're okay. Don't Mommy. Mommy, are you okay? Please. Mommy, please. Stop moving. I need I know. I know you're okay. I promise. Okay, honey. I promise you're okay. Promise. I know you are. Got this. I know you are. I know you. Look at me. Please look. No. Stop. Ella, I need you. I cannot. I know. I got to bring the [ __ ] out. Keep holding on to me. Sit in the car. Get in the car. Ella, can I talk to my mom? No, we've already been talked to you. Most I'm getting in the car. I'm getting in the car. You are going to be charged. Ultimately, Ella is handcuffed and taken into custody, facing serious legal consequences for underage drinking, DUI, and resisting law enforcement. The story of the woman in this video is a prime example of ignorance and an irrationally defiant attitude toward law enforcement. Next, a case involving a DUI suspect who evaded consequences until the arrest warrant was finally executed. On July 14, 2024, a Washington police officer spotted a wanted woman attempting to break into a white vehicle. When the officer stopped her and informed her that she had an active arrest warrant for legal violations, she reacted with complete shock. She appeared unaware of her legal status and denied any knowledge of the charges against her. Crystal. Yeah. How are you? Good. How are you? Looks like you were trespassed from Safeway recently for a year. Really? Yeah. So, it looks like it's still valid. Really? Yeah. Really? So, I wanted to let you know that. Okay. Thank you. I will not. Do you remember? Hey, Israel. How you doing, man? I was not aware that um I was Let me go. Let me go get trespass. Let me go get the date for you. Just throw it on the dash. What' I do? It's not you. Just throw in the dash. What? Where? This. Throw it on the dash. Please keep it there. You have a warrant for your arrest. Let's go. For what? You have multiple warrants for your arrest. You need to get out. Okay. You need not put your hands on me. Uh, you're under arrest, so get out, please. Your competition with me is getting I'm a police officer. You're getting a little uh too rowdy with me on me. I need you to step out. And I'm FBI. You guys are doing this again. Go ahead and hop out. Come on. No, no, homie. You guys are under your investigation. You guys might not want to get you might want to get your off me. Even me being a correction officer, I'm highly trained. You need to get your hands off. You guys frame me on a DUI situation. Are you really getting pushed this farther? You being a judge? Are you really getting pushed further? I told you you're under arrest. Upon confirming that the arrest warrant was related to theft, the woman refused to cooperate and instead began aggressively resisting. Rather than complying with the officer's instructions, she challenged their authority and attempted to dispute the information presented to her. I would do not put your hands on me. You're aggressive. Put your hands What the Get your hands off me. Stop. Get your hands off me. Get your hands off me. Stop it, dog. Stop. You guys are You're assaulting me. I'm Secret Service. Get the me. Get off me. Ow. Quit breaking my wrist. Quit breaking my hands. I'm the president's daughter. Get off me. You know, brother said, "You're done, dog. Get the off me. Get the off me. You frame me, dog. I'm also dog. I'm not lying. You know what? You guys keep Oh, you're my winning. You're done, dog. You're done, homie. No, I'm arresting officer. I had to do 911, too. You got this. Now I'm resisting. Oh, you guys are getting charged, homie. You're getting charged. You said jealous. You homie. You guys are getting charged, homie. You frame me on that GUI situation. You want to bet you're doing 950,000 decades in prison, homie. I promise you. If you don't race, not the judge's order. I'm not even from the county. Mr. Spurs appreciate the prop. No. Um, you guys might want to let her go, homie. You might want to let her go. You might know. You might want to let me the go. You frame me on the situation. I'm not joking. I'm not joking. No. I'm under. Are you kidding me? You did this last time. You want to bet? You're going to be a lie test. You want to bet? No. No. You know what? You should do a lie detector test, homie. If you're not going to um homie trying to steal my sound, you got this. Instead of remaining calm and cooperating to resolve the situation, the woman threatened the officers, claiming she could be a judge or a member of a secret service. An obvious attempt to create a false sense of power. These statements were not only baseless, but also displayed a delusional sense of superiority and self-importance. Do you think I'm kidding right now? You cannot take me to jail. Why are you me in there? Get your hands off me. Stop me and raping. You're a sexy assault. Get off me. Get the me. Get off me, dog. Get the off me. You guys do not pick up on her training. Get off of her. Get off me. Quit quit sex. Quit. I'm military. I'm army. I'm Navy. Secrets. Get the me. No. You. Oh, you're a P. Get off me. Quit twisting my dude. She's highly undercover. You need to stop, dog. I already got to deal with 911. Get the me. I'm going to get off and give me a life. No, you need to stop now. You're assaulting me. And I want you to check. No, you need to get the off me. You know what, dog? Maybe you should look up for a record, dog. You need to get off her. Get off her, dog. Get off her. You know what, dog? Um, you guys are sexy. You guys are um you're in my investigation, homie. You know, don't put me in the back of your [ __ ] ass vehicle. Don't put me in the back of your [ __ ] ass. You won't even look at him. No, you guys are holding me on your ch. No. Get off me. No. You need to do a lighting exercise. I'm not lying. You bring me. Oh, you guys are kidnapping me. I'm jerky. I'm jerk to deal with it. Get the off me. Get off me. Get the me. I'm high under cover. Get off me. She continued to insist that she was being falsely accused and went as far as blaming the officers for her arrest. She warned them that they would lose their jobs for detaining her and claimed they would face serious consequences for their actions. You guys are involved in a terrorist crime. You guys aren't involved in a terrorist crime. Doug, I was trying to deal with I'm under this way. I can't breathe. You don't get your head behind your back now. You don't get to the concrete. Stop. Stop. Hang on. Hang on. Stop. Are you going to comply? I told you I put your hand down. You know what? Behind your back and get on your stomach. Why are you guys doing it, bro? You need to call the FBI. You do that again, you go on the concrete. Do you understand me? Don't train the military police officer. Are you nuts? I have two options. You're going to get a seat belt or you going to get a spit hood. Homie, what do you expect me to do when I meet? Don't suffocate me. Do not suffocate me. Oh my god, bro. Get the Holder. Hold. We're going to hobble her legs. [Music] You're not suffocating. You can breathe through it. Cross. [Music] You made a mistake, dog. You're a county jail on your butt on the scene right now. This is great. This is rap. Hey, this you're getting charged, bro. I'm a judge also. You're getting 975,000 sentencies and correction. Ultimately, the woman was taken into custody and charged with assault, resisting arrest, and other potential violations. The situation became more complicated due to her aggressive behavior, physical resistance, and verbal threats. She will now face legal consequences for her unnecessary defiance and failure to comply with law enforcement. I'm highly undercover. You do not stand above me, homie. You're disgusting. Oh, you guys are burnt, dog. What you think you guys are burnt, dog? You think I'm joking? You don't want to You're burnt, dog. You're burnt, please. I am uh recording. Uh, no. No. What am I doing? What is her stuff? for you. That's her stuff. Yeah. Okay. She brought that in your car. Good. How are you? All this stuff is hers. I'm good now. All this stuff's hers. What was she doing in your car? She was going to Wherever. I was going to go and get these two bags. Yes, that's it. Anything else? That's it. Each situation in the story not only highlights a clear violation of the law, but also demonstrates a severe lack of respect for the legal system and justice. What are your thoughts on this situation? Drop your comments below and make sure to subscribe for more engaging and informative content coming your way. Thank you for all your support. Does this work? What are you talking about? Famous voice actress is facing harassment allegations shocking the public behind her brilliant career and voice known to millions. Is this just a misunderstanding or is there a dark side? She has been trying to hide for so long. Stop. I don't know who that is. I don't know who that is. I don't know what that is. Today we will witness situations that seem humorous but end in unexpected ways. Horrific accident caused by seemingly harmless moments of distraction that spiraled out of control. Was this just a silly mistake or a harsh lesson in the dangers of distracted driving? What are you talking about? On December 10, 2024, Ohio police responded to a call reporting that two teenagers had crashed their vehicle into a house. Upon arrival at the scene, officers observed a severely damaged car with deployed airbags and shattered glass scattered around the crash site. The driver, approximately 18 or 19 years old, briefly explained that he had been distracted by a phone call while driving. He was driving. I was driving. You have your driver's license on you, sir? I don't know how to change lights off. It's okay. We'll get it figured out. Thank you. What ended up happening? I was just driving and somebody was calling me on my phone and I looked down. I answered it and I accidentally swerve here and I car right there. You inside as well. If you want a squad to come check you out, you got to move. I'm okay. I'm good. I promise you. You got you got an abrasion on your uh left cheek. I know. I'm okay though. I promise you. I'm just somewhere right here. Yeah. So, that's a registration. Just proof insurance. You don't need this bigger. No, you're you're good to stuff that back in. How old are you, sir? 19 years old. Okay. If I was injured, I'll let you know. But I'm No. Do you have an ID on you as well, man? I do not, but I am 18 years old, heavenly swift. You just have a mark right here in your face. Are you okay, though? I was more so worried about these people in the glass did bust and I did crash to the car and I did crash into up here. We're both okay. Everyone's okay. You know, just the damage. We talked to them. I already told them that we would cover anything that was needing to be covered. This is This car is in my grandpa's name. However, the situation worsened when officers detected the smell of alcohol on his breath, raising suspicions that he had been driving under the influence, which led them to conduct a field sobriety test. He admitted to drinking. I could smell it on him. Got blood glassy eyes. Okay, Edward. Go ahead. Hello. So, I'm not going to bull crap you and me. I've been doing this for a while. I can smell the alcohol and I probably tell your eyes. So what I'm going to ask you to do is submit some field sobriety tests which is basically you know me checking your eyes, checking your walking abilities as well as I agree. So you're okay with doing some field sobriety for me? Just kind of as a background about do you know about what time it is now? What time did you have your last alcoholic beverage? I would say was it was a beer liquor? It was a twisted tea. A twisted tea. Was it just one singular twisted tea? Just 8% one. Just take your hands out your pocket for me, sir. I'm just going to pat down for weapons. All right. You have anything on you? I have a tough wear in my wallet. Okay, just face to face patrol proper for me. I'm just more concerned about weapons and you're fine without really anything else. So, the first test we're going to run you through is called HDN. Um, so basically what you'll do is you'll stand with your feet together, arms at your sides like so, and just remain in that position throughout the duration of the test. Okay. What you're going to do is you're going to follow that with your eyes, your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? All right. Yes, I understand. Are you ready? Here we go. Standard roadside sobriety tests were immediately performed, including the walk and turn and one leg stand test to assess his level of impairment. Do once again is a foot of your choosing and left or right, doesn't matter. You're going to stand. So I'm I'm going to raise my right foot. So it's going to look something like this. You're going to raise foot of your choosing approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping your foot parallel to the ground, arms at your sides. is going to be looking at your at your toe and count in a matter of a thousand and so on and so forth until instructed to stop. Do you have any questions as far as the test goes? Are you ready to begin the test? I'll I'll give you the uh the official go ahead here in just a second. After the test, officers decided to arrest the driver for operating a vehicle impaired, OVI, with the vehicle registered under his grandfather's name. At this point in time, you're going to be placed under arrest for operating vehicle while impaired. I'm going to need you to face patrol car. Place your hands behind your back for me. I appear really bad, man. Can I appear real quick? I'm going to read you the advice of a what's called a B&B 2255 and it's basically going to ask you under arrest. You are under arrest. Yes. Can I hit my cup, please? No, you can't. You can't put anything in your mouth or anything like that. And hold your pee until cuz he might want to do that kind of test. If he in the cup, I don't know what he wants to do, but it's up to him. It would be gabapentin and uh alcohol and marijuana. Do you prescribe gabapentin? No, I'm not prescribed it. Sure. Just have a seat for me. Okay. But if you don't know, there's a form I have to read you. I mean, basically, it's going to ask you if you are willing to submit to a chemical test, which means either submit to a urine a urine sample. Yeah. Okay. So, just I know you have I know you have to use the bathroom right now, but you could just bear with me for the next few minutes. Well, we can't we can't do it on the side. He's going he's getting arrested for OVI. For what? OVI. Oh, what's that? Driving him intoxicated. Intoxicated. Instead of remaining silent and cooperating with the officers, the driver called his family, further escalating the situation. This led to intense exchanges between the police and concerned family members. Mom. Hey, I'm I'm getting arrested. Mom, you're getting arrested for what? I crashed into these people's house. I'm arrested. I'm getting arrested. You're getting arrested for what? I'm in the backseat of a cop car. I got handcuffs on me. I'm getting arrested cuz I crashed into these people's house. I did what? I crashed into these people's house. Mom, I'm You crashed into someone's They're They're all sitting outside. N's right here. She's not getting arrested, though. Can you hear me? No. Guess where you guys at? Where where at exactly so I can I'm outside Rey's house. Where's Rey's house? On Fourth Street. On East Fourth Street. Hey, I'm just on the phone with my mom down there. She's going to pick my sister up. Ask him if you're I love you. Hello. This is Officer Old House here. This is Hang on a minute. There's a lot of talking. All right. I'm sorry. One more time. I'm on my way. I'm getting my pants and clothes on. But what's he being arrested for? OVI. So, he crashed into a house in another parked car here on McKel Street. As officers continued processing the scene, the female passenger, his sister, became agitated during the police procedure, repeatedly resisting their instructions. Her agitation and refusal to comply with law enforcement directives led to her arrest for persistent disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. It's not your fault that the dumb ass was distracting you pulling your phone up. Go stand in front of patrol car. I'm standing in front of the patrol car. No, you're not. You're standing right here. You continue. What are you talking about? S [ __ ] patrol car. You will continue and you will s right here. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? Don't place your hands behind your back. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. What are you talking about? Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. I'm resisting. N. Stop resisting. Stop talking about Stop. Nana, stop resisting. Stop. Calm down. Stop resisting. Nana, stop. Calm down. Stop. You just made this way. Stop. Stop. Stop. No. No. Stop. It's not funny. Stop. No. No. Stop. Why'd you do this? You were getting along just fine with me. All you had to do is wait 30 seconds. Yeah. All we have to do is read him that paper that we're required to read him and then we'd let you give him a hug. But now you got yourself in disorderly and resistant. I know y'all don't understand my mental instation, bro. Whenever it speaks to my brother. The driver's actions involved multiple serious legal violations under Ohio Revised Code section 4511-19, which governs operating a vehicle impaired OVI. Penalties may include fines of up to $1,500, mandatory alcohol education programs, license suspension, and in cases of repeat offenses or aggravating factors, possible imprisonment. Additionally, the sister's conduct is subject to scrutiny under laws against disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Specifically, her actions could lead to charges under Ohio Revised Code section 2,923.11 for resisting arrest and section 2,919.24 for persistent disorderly conduct. These provisions are designed to deter non-compliance and ensure public safety during law enforcement operations. Penalties for these offenses typically include fines, community service, and depending on the severity and prior offenses, potential jail time. Is my sister getting arrested? She's going to jail because she wouldn't calm down. Even Even though I gave her I said, "Give me 40 seconds so I can read this stuff to you." And she didn't want to do that. I don't know how much you saw, but she wouldn't stop. I had no I had no other choice. Am I going to jail, too? Yes. Give me one second. What the Oh my god. Could I please have a couple words with my brother? And I just You can put me You can put me back in this car. We're all going the same place. I know, but to let him know that everything's okay and to not spaz out in the back of his car. Hey, that is like 57y old. I asked you to let me talk to him and that would have been resolved, officer. It would have been resolved, officer, if you would let me talk to him. I told you. Maybe I was the one needing to talk to him so I can calm the down. You didn't think about that, did you? No. You talk about ultimately both teenagers now face legal consequences including charges related to driving under the influence/reckless driving as well as additional charges for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. This serves as a stark reminder of the importance of understanding and respecting the law, especially when dealing with public disturbances. Up next, the dramatic story of a Pocahontas actress arrested after a furious outburst at hotel staff. On November 30, 20120, police were called to a hotel in Beaver Creek, Ohio, following reports of a woman harassing hotel staff. Officers arrived to deescalate the situation, unaware that the individual in question was Irene Bard, a Disney voice actress famous for her role as Pocahontas. [ __ ] she's got to go. What happened? Here, why don't you grab a seat here? We'll just talk for a minute. I appreciate it. Okay, I appreciate it. Do you have your ID with you? I don't. What's your name? Irene. Irene. Disney princess, just so you know. Is that right? Bard's behavior was erratic and confrontational as she repeatedly asserted her identity and defied police instructions. She became increasingly defiant, refusing to comply with police orders and insisting that she was well-versed in the law. You do not need to. Sorry. Is this something I do? Yes, you probably should because I'm way smarter than you. Well, then figure out a way to not be here. Don't touch me. I want to help you, but I know you just can't go there. No, I know. I know. We're just not at that point in our relationship yet. I know. But it is how I last thought found my relationship with cops. Okay. Any Where are you going to go? See, here's the problem. Now you're going to go to jail. Staying away from you. No, you're going to go to jail is where you're going to go. No, it's what I'm doing is staying away from you. Come over here just so we can actually talk. I don't want you to have to go to jail. Well, what are like what do you expect? I want you to know I've been I've been doing this. Sit down. I am 53 years old. Then you're old enough to know that. Sit down. I am 53 years old and I'm 53 years old enough to know that. When officers attempted to arrest her, Bard resisted, refusing to put her hands behind her back and engaging in a physical struggle with the police. She repeatedly pleaded with them not to arrest her, but due to her disorderly behavior, the officers proceeded with the arrest. I don't know what that is. It's your cell phone. I don't know what that is. Stop. I don't know what that is. Stop. Stop. You have to stop. Stop now. ing the enemy. Stop right now. No, stop. Please, please, please, please, please stop. Just put your hands back. Please stop. Put your hands behind your back. I don't want to have to hurt you. Okay. I really don't. Put your hands behind your back. Can I just stop from doing this to me again? Not even a little bit. Pull your hands back behind your back. Why? Because you're under arrest. Oh dear. Why am I in your wrist? It's called disorderly conduct. You have to stop. Put your hands together. No. Like you're praying. Put your hands together. Put your hands back behind your back. I did not. I did not. [Music] She has not hurt anyone. No one. She I did not hurt anyone. Even after being handcuffed, Bard continued to resist, shouting inside the police vehicle about her constitutional rights and accusing the officers of mistreatment. It was later discovered that this was Bart's second arrest in 3 days, indicating a pattern of disruptive behavior that ultimately led to legal consequences. You officer, you officer must know I am not good. I am not here. I am not here. I've got grass. I know. I know. I am not. I'm not the best person to represent us, right? Nobody is. Nobody is. I need to represent the Constitution of Independence. Do you know? Do you know what the first you know of your constitution? Do you know your constitution? Do you know the constitution in the American Indian? I am an American Indian. I know my constitution. I know my constitution. Ultimately, Bard was officially charged with disorderly conduct, which under Ohio law is classified as a misdemeanor offense. This charge carries potential penalties such as fines and short-term imprisonment, particularly for repeat offenses. A hotel staff member later recounted an interaction where Bard referred to them as a reborn devil. Oh man. Are you going to be okay? [Laughter] Step out for me. I haven't seen you guys in a long time. No. No. What is she getting into you guys' business about tonight? Nothing. She was in the lobby and I could hear her yelling when I was in the bathroom. So when I come out of the bathroom, I'm like, "Can I help you?" and she just lost it. Okay. She was like getting chest to chest with me, telling me I was evil, reincarnated, and yeah, I was just trying to keep her out of my face a little bit. Were you on this side of the counter on TV? Come out of the bathroom. And you know what I mean? These cases serve as the clearest examples that disregard and arrogance toward the law only lead to an inevitable outcome, harsh legal consequences. What are your thoughts on this situation? Share your opinions in the comments section and don't forget to subscribe for more engaging content and valuable insights. Thank you so much for your support.
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