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This spoiled brat tried to manipulate officers by crying a river. Okay, >> I gave my mom trauma. >> This spoiled brat almost murdered a cop and she was sentenced to years in prison for her actions. >> Holy dude, he almost killed me. >> And finally, this drunk Karen thought it would be a great idea to slap her boyfriend right in front of the cops. >> Stop. They're going to kill you. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. As you guys can see, I have an action-packed episode ready for you. Without further ado, let's get started. >> What's this? >> You put me on that. >> No, the phone. What's the phone thing you were showing me? >> Oh, okay. Uh, yeah. Do you have your license registration on you? So, I'm officer C. I stopped you cuz you drive with your headlights off. >> Oh, yeah, I did. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, just letting you know why I stopped you. >> Is the car registered to you? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. No issues with the license registration as far as you're aware. >> Thank you so much. >> So, as you guys can see, it's a totally normal traffic stop. The officer probably thought that nothing special was going to happen with this one. So, he went back to his car. He was riding the warning and then this happened. Holy [ __ ] Tango 22, can I get rescued out here on 375, please? I'm 104, but my cruiser was just hit by a car and uh I had a really close call. I need to get checked out 22. I did not get a description of that vehicle. I think it was white, possibly an SUV. It didn't stop. It's northbound on possibly northbound 275. I can't see the forks. I don't know which way it went. I don't have a tag. >> I copy a white SUV. >> Possibly a white SUV. I think it was a white vehicle. Can you let FHP know, please? >> I think it broke my arm or my hand. >> Um, it didn't hit your car, right? You're okay. Okay. >> Hey, Ken, you think your dash cam might have got it back? >> Yeah, it might have. It was going really fast, but I'll I'll take a look. Just get tight for me. We're going to be here for a minute, okay? Just sit tight, all right? Cuz I got to deal with two things at once. Now, >> would it have had front end damage? >> Yeah, front end, passenger side. Uh, definitely did not slow down. Definitely did not move over. Um, I'm going to take a look at the dash cam. See if I can get any sort of information to help you guys out. You >> okay, buddy? >> I'm surviving. My hand's broken. >> Jesus Christ. >> It's got to be. Dude, he almost killed me. If he was like 6 in closer, I'd be dead right now. looking on the >> um well related to FHP cuz I I I was too shocked. I I don't and I couldn't see if he made a north or southbound. >> You want to stand up on the side so I can uh check it for you? >> Yeah, if you don't mind. Hopefully you can review it. >> Yeah, >> dude. If he was 6 in closer to me, I'd be dead right now. >> Wait till you see that body camera footage. >> I am I am okay. Some guy almost killed me on the interstate. So, I'm a little shook up. I think he broke my hand. I got >> But um but I'm okay. So, I just want to let you know I'm okay. >> Man, his wife must have had a heart attack when she heard that. That is crazy. You can see all the damage on the car. She almost ripped his arm off clean. And the fact that she didn't even stop to see if he was okay, that just makes her a truly evil person. But don't worry, she will get consequences. Luckily, they were able to identify her by re-watching the footage from the dash cam, and they showed up at her house the very next morning. Building 22. McKenzie, >> hi. Hey, can you come talk to us real quick? >> Hi. >> Hey there. Uh, we found your vehicle. Can you come down here and talk with us? >> I'm 1012 with her >> over here. >> Yeah. Put your behind your back. You're being detained right now. Okay. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Listen. Take a deep breath. We're not here just because we guessed. So, think about the last 24 hours and then we'll uh Okay. Here you go. Right here. Okay. Have a seat. Somebody will be by with you in a second to to talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. Um like I said, I'm Officer Cox. I am a um crash investigator with a traffic homicide unit and um I'm here to talk to you about a crash that occurred last night. >> So, I zoomed in on her face because I wanted to show you how her mouth physically dropped when she heard the words homicide unit because at this point she doesn't know if she killed someone. Now, if she would have stopped and rendered aid and maybe tried to figure out what the hell she just did, then yeah, she would know if she killed someone or not. But at this point, she's unsure. And obviously, the cop is going to use that to her advantage. >> So, is that your vehicle that is being loaded up? So, that that is your vehicle? >> Yes. My friend drove me home last night and he said that he hit a door but he had a couple drinks so he didn't want to call anyone. >> Okay. >> Did he kill someone? >> Well, let let me ask this. Who's your friend? >> His name is Blaze. >> Blaze is his name? >> I don't know his last name. I just work with him. >> You work with him? >> Yeah. >> Do you know where he lives? Where do you work? >> St. Pete Hospital. >> St. St. Pete Health Club. >> Yacht Club. >> Oh, St. Pete Yacht Club. >> What do you do there? >> Martin. >> Martin. >> All right. And you're you're saying that Bla1 is the one that was driving your vehicle. Were you with him? [snorts] Where were you at? >> I was on the passenger. I had a couple drinks, >> but I wasn't going to drive. I wasn't driving because I had a couple more like I had tequila shots and >> Is that typical for you? Were you working or? >> No, I was off. >> You were off? Okay. >> Yeah, we all went to locals and hung out for a little bit. >> And where'd you go to hang out? >> Locals. >> Locals. >> Do you know anything about him? >> No, we I No, don't hang out with him much. We all just went over there and we came back to my house to smoke and he was just going to drive me home. And >> is he still here? >> No, he went home last night. >> What time? >> I'm like two or three. >> He left in an Uber. >> Kind of going back to when the crash happened. You said that. Where were you at in the vehicle? >> Passenger. >> Front or rear? >> Front. >> Okay. >> And I wasn't really paying attention. and he said, "Oh, did I just hit a door?" And we talked about it and he said he had been drinking. So he was just told me to call this morning. >> So you guys talked about it. Where did you talk about it at? >> In the car. >> Like >> like after >> Did you guys stop anywhere or did he continue driving? >> Continue driving. Is everyone okay? Can you please tell me that? We'll get there. Right before the crash happened, um, were you guys with any other vehicles? Do you remember anything like that? >> No, we weren't. >> Do you remember seeing any like lights on the road or anything like that? Like a cop car's lights or anything like that? [snorts] >> No, he might have. I wasn't really paying attention. I was talking and just lolly gagging. >> Okay, I'm just putting it out there. You're not lying to me, are you? and you were the one that were was driving when you should not have been >> because if I find out there's going to be an even greater penalty. Um, so I need you to be like completely honest with me. Are you blaming it on this Blaze person because you're scared or were you actually the one driving? >> Which one is it? >> I think because I'm scared. >> Okay, so let's talk. Okay. Okay. So, let's let's take a deep breath. Let's take a deep breath. >> Let me introduce you to Blaze for a second. You see, Blae was about to spend years in prison for a crime that he did not commit because McKenzie over there refused to take accountability for her own actions. The fact that she didn't render aid is disgusting. The fact that she was drunk driving and almost killed the cop is disgusting. But what I find even worse is that she was willing to frame a man and send him to prison for years for a crime that she committed herself. That is truly vile. You have to be a specific kind of scumbag to do something like that. But now that the cop cracked open her lies, let's hear the real story. Take a deep breath for me. Okay. >> No, please don't throw up. Okay. You're going to give me a warning before you throw up because I don't do I don't do throw up. >> Okay. So, just take a deep breath. Okay. And let's start all over. Okay. >> I'm so sorry for lying. >> Okay. So, let's start all over. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm Officer Cox. You're Mackenzie. >> Um, >> what [clears throat] happened last night, Mackenzie? >> I had a few drinks. >> Where were you actually at? >> Locals. >> Okay. So, you were at Locals. >> We were all there as a group. >> Okay. >> I left. He was coming to my house. He was following me. >> What was he driving? >> A blue Audi. He was driving a blue auding. And this is this Blaze person, correct? Yes. >> Do you actually know him? >> Okay. >> See, this is I'm just going to give you a friendly advice. It the truth is always the best way to go. >> Um I'm sure your mom and probably instilled that or your parents or whoever raised you is the truth is always the best way to go. >> Um >> I always got more in trouble for lying. >> Exactly. You always get in trouble for lying. Okay. So, do you >> But I did hit the door and I'm so sorry that I didn't stop. >> Take a deep breath for me. Okay. I'm >> so scared. >> Just take a deep breath. I'll tell you now. The off Did you happen to see that it was red and blue lights and all that stuff and that it was a a cop that was stopped on the side of the road conducting a traffic stop? Yes, you did. Can you say yes for me? Okay. He is okay. Okay. It could have been a lot worse. [laughter] Okay. You know, he he he did sustain injuries because you almost ran him over. So, tell me what's going on inside the car when you are, you know, driving. >> I don't know. I just remember his door was open and I I just remember going past like scraping the door. That's all I remember. >> And then I I I didn't know if it was I was so scared. I didn't know if it was take a deep breath for me. Okay. >> So, I just came home and he did tell me to call in the morning. He's like, "You're going to have to call in the morning." I was like, "I know. I just don't know what to say or do or Okay. [snorts] Um, just hang tight for me for a minute." >> All right. So, she was charged with hit and run serious bodily injury, tampering with evidence, and failure to obtain a Florida driver's license. But what's interesting is that she did not get charged for DUI. I guess because they couldn't prove it the next day. She took a plea deal which only left her with hit andrun serious bodily injury and she was sentenced to 17 months in jail where she currently is right now. At the moment of editing this video, her dumbass is in jail. She should be getting towards the end of her sentence. I'm sure she'll get released in the next couple months, but I am happy that at least she faced some real consequences. If the judge would have given probation for something like that, then that would have sent a very, very terrible message to all these criminals out there. But let's move on to the next body cam. We have a psycho woman who attacks her boyfriend right in front of the cops and then she expects the officer to look the other way. >> We're good. We're good. SORRY. SORRY. WE'RE GOOD. WE'RE GOOD. WE'RE GOOD. We're good. We're good. We were talking the whole time. They're my women. Where are my women? WE WERE TALKING. STOP. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. We're not We're good. We're We're okay now. >> We're okay, BROTHER. PLEASE. WE'RE OKAY. WE'RE not going to do nothing else. We're okay. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. >> Sir, please. >> I don't want to do that. You see what you >> Please me. Sir, we don't We're good. We're good. I'm sober. I'm sober. I'm sober. Please wait for an Uber. We're leaving. Please, sir. We're sir, sir. Please. Please, sir. Please, sir. Please, sir. Please, sir. We're good. We're going to be okay. Please, sir. There's There's other people doing bigger crimes here. Please, sir. Please, sir. >> Please, sir. There's bigger crimes. There's somebody fighting. We're not doing nothing. We're not doing anything. Please do not resist me. >> POLICE DO NOT RESIST. STOP. THEY'RE GOING TO kill you. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> [screaming] >> Stop. >> Hush, girl. Hush. Hush. Stop. Stop. Sir, I'm handicapped. >> Hey, we got two hand. We're good now, >> brother. It's me, brother. Huh? Sir, >> I'm handicapped, >> sir. 22 Delta 854. >> I can't get up, >> baby. So, not only is he getting slapped by this woman, but on top of that, he's getting arrested while defending her. That is what you call a Captain Savo. Dude, you need to get the hell out of this situation because she can't handle her alcohol and it's only going to get you in trouble. Trust me, she ain't worth it. I'm handicapped, brother. >> Okay. >> I never been to jail before. I'mma get out. First time citizen. I I never been to jail, brother. I'm going to I'm going to get right out. >> Okay. ID, everything. >> Don't worry. Yes, sir. >> That's why we have a justice system, right? >> Okay. >> Check everything. I don't I don't brother. Nothing at all. Nothing. >> He know me right here. >> I'm not going on. >> What's wrong with >> What's wrong with your leg? >> You driving me. >> What happened to your right foot? >> What happened to your right leg? Check everything. I don't care what please. Can you please help me? My leg. My right leg. I swear to God. I'm not lying. >> Hey, help me walk over. Let me walk over here. >> I got something to say about it. All right, we're bringing them over here. >> Yes, my right leg. Right leg. So, he says it's his birthday and she is slapping you in the face in public on your birthday. Dude, if that's not a massive red flag, I don't know what is. Like I said previously, you got to run, man. Run and don't look back. There are plenty of fish in the sea. And this one, honestly, is a throwback. >> Is that to you? >> That's my boyfriend. >> Okay, that's why that's why you're in handcuffs right now. Watch you slap him IN THE FACE. >> [screaming] >> IN THE STATE of Florida batteries, domestic batteries you have to smash my cham. >> We got the fire department on the way. I'm right here, baby. >> Where's your idea? >> My in my bag, sir. >> What's your first and last name? >> What is it? >> So, I will. Where did I go? >> You don't touch me. >> Domestic violence. >> Yeah, but you don't have to drop me like that and disrespect you. >> It would have been much easier if you just decided to play. >> I didn't disrespect you, though. You don't have to throw me like that. >> Not dis. Yes, sir. >> All right. So, she was charged with domestic violence and resisting arrest. Now, I do have one more body cam for you guys, and this one is from Georgia. And for some reason, Georgia uses the shoulder cams instead of the body cam. So, for the very first part, half of the screen is actually the officer's face. I find that completely ridiculous, but don't worry, it clears up pretty quickly. >> What are you doing? >> Hello. How are you doing? >> What are you doing? Get out of the car. Okay, I'll get out. >> No, get out of the car. >> I'm sorry. I was just trying to park. >> Give me your phone. Give me Get out of the car. >> No, you're not trying to park. I've been following you everywhere. Turn around. Turn. Put your Stop. >> Where are you coming from? >> Taco Bell. >> Did you not see him behind you? >> She's dropped. >> So, why did you stop? >> I'm sorry. >> This doesn't make any sense. Are you having a medical condition? >> No, I was just trying to park. Do you have diabetes? >> You got chains on you? No. >> She's got a ton of No, I have some in the car if you need >> Tyler. Slip right there. >> Go ahead and read. >> Yeah, I need some chain. Grab me some chain. >> Some what? >> Chain. >> I got some chain. >> Yeah, her wrists are tiny. Her wrists are tiny. >> Listen. Look. >> Come back here. >> We're going to have a conversation. Just hold on. >> Okay. So, while they're doing that, I'm going to read you your rights. You do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one can be appointed to you at government expenses. Okay? >> Understanding these rights. I do want to have a conversation with you. Okay? >> You don't have to answer if you wish to exercise your rights. Okay. >> Okay. Just let me know what to do. Okay. >> Well, I'm not going to tell you what to do, but I do want to we do want to have some questions. >> Okay. For sure. So, where you coming? >> I'm pretty sure I answer the questions. Taco Bell. >> Where were you at before Taco Bell? >> My apartment, Abby West. >> Okay. Which apartment number do you stay in? >> Okay. >> What were you, I guess, doing tonight before you decided to go to Taco Bell? >> I'll for sure answer. >> Okay. >> Um, so what I was doing tonight is I was on the phone with one of my co-workers. >> Mhm. >> Um, and then I decided to go to Taco Bell to get some tacos. >> Okay. Yes, ma'am. >> So, why didn't you stop when the blue lights came on? >> Um, I think the reason was because >> Well, first of all, like I respect y'all and I love y'all. Y'all are all awesome. >> Well, do you know what the blue lights mean? >> Yes, ma'am. I Yes, >> I do know what they mean. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, why didn't you stop? >> I'm sorry. That was >> That's You just committed a misdemeanor doing that. >> Here's Okay. Can I be honest with you? Am I allowed to speak or no? >> Oh, yeah. You're >> um Is everyone listening or just you? >> They can just Whichever What What do you want? >> Everyone can listen for sure. >> Um so the truth is is that um sorry I'm trying not to cry. Um >> my mom my mom got arrested um because she punched someone and and the award goes to not her. This is such a pathetic story. Usually I would expect something like my mom died or my dog ate my homework but your mom got arrested. Come on. That is pathetic. You're going to have to come up with something a little bit better than that. Back to the drawing board. You go. >> I'm scared. I'm scared of that police and like I respect y'all. But I think the thing is is like I'm terrified of being pulled over. >> Well, do you know why you were being pulled over? >> 100%. I know 100% why I was being pulled over. It's because I was speeding. And I know I know I was speeding. like I'm just absolutely terrified as >> okay >> because it gave my mom trauma and I just don't want to be my mom and so I was just scared but I know the right thing to do was to be was to pull over and I was just trying to get home and I'm sorry. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Not a lot. Do you want the honest truth? >> Mhm. >> I'll be honest with you. A half a bottle of wine. So, like two glasses. >> Okay. What kind of wine was it? >> Um, >> red, white. >> Hold on. I'm trying to think of the brand. It was like Cavon Slanc. >> Okay. >> But I also had food, too. So, >> okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you think you're safe to drive right now? >> 100%. But I'm also home right now. >> Okay. >> All right. So, she realized that her performance wasn't going to work. And the rest of the FSTs are 100% annoying, if you know what I mean. So, we are going to skip straight to the arrest. >> Okay, you can stop. >> Period. I was a cheerleader. I got that [ __ ] >> You have really good balance with that. >> Period. >> All right. So, go ahead and put your hands down behind your back right now. You are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Do you have any questions for me? >> Yes, I do. >> Go ahead. What do you do? >> I didn't do a breathalyzer, so I don't think this is appropriate. >> So, we're not at that point. >> Okay. Okay. >> Period. So, right now, you're just being placed under arrest for driving under influence based on the driving mechanisms that this officer observed and based on what I observed by looking at your eyes and the performance of all of that. So, I do have to read you this. >> Mhm. >> And you can say yes or no, but I just need a yes or no answer. Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Are you married, Catherine? >> I am. >> Okay. Is she 21? >> I'm 22. >> What percent? The question is, will you submit to the state administer chemical test of your breath? >> Yeah. I mean like I have nobody to take me from the police office. So, >> okay, >> that's just all I have to say. My apartment's right here. >> So, is the answer yes, you'll do the breathalyzer or no, you don't want to do the breathalyzer? >> I mean, I guess the answer is sure, but I'm still scared because >> I guess yes or no? >> I guess yes. >> Yes. >> But I have nobody to take me from the office if I go. >> Well, we'll drive you over there. >> Well, nobody I have nobody to release me. Does that make sense? >> That's something I figure on your own. That's not That's not a me problem right now. Right now, you're driving under the influence. So, this is just a consequence of your action. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, we'll transport you over there to the do the breathalyzer and then from there, we'll figure out the next step. Okay. >> Isn't that funny? She's pointing out that her apartment is right there. What does that mean exactly? Does that mean you have reached safety like you're playing a Grand Theft Auto game? They should just let you go because you got home. That is ridiculous. Anyways, they brought her dumb ass to the station and then they did the breathalyzer test. >> Take a deep breath. All right. Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. Just like you did a minute ago. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. A little bit more. Perfect. >> Her blood alcohol content level was.12, which is a little bit over the legal limit, almost double. And she was charged with DUI, speeding, and failure to yield. Now, that's it for the video. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you guys on the next

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