How old are you?
>> I'm 17 YEARS OLD.
>> OKAY.
JACK.
>> NO I DIDN'T.
>> I'M GOING TO GIVE YOU ONE LAST CHANCE.
>> NO I DIDN'T.
>> And then we're going to have to do it
the hard way.
>> So can you please take it off your
backpack?
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> I'm not taking my [ __ ] off. No. No.
THIS IS MY [ __ ]
>> THIS ANNOYING KID BLAMED everything on
the cops, claiming she suffered from
anxiety. However, the cops soon learned
that the only thing she suffers with IS
HIGH ENTITLEMENT.
>> [screaming]
>> WE'RE TRYING
>> NO.
STOP.
DON'T TOUCH ME, PLEASE.
>> [screaming]
>> LET ME GO.
NO, PLEASE. I'M SORRY.
>> A TYPICAL LUNCH period at a New Mexico
high school turned into a food fight
that involved throwing oranges and
generally got out of control. It started
with food being tossed between groups,
which led to 16-year-old Alex
confronting another student. However,
the argument didn't stay verbal for
long, quickly turning into a physical
fight with punching and hair pulling.
>> Um
I guess we were throwing oranges.
Everything was fine.
And um
he started throwing food. Like they were
like throwing food, like oranges over
the building and stuff.
And
>> Who started throwing food?
>> Alex.
>> Okay.
>> So he was
>> Alex is a girl?
>> Boy. I don't know. It's confusing.
Yeah, there we go. That's simple.
So you know like coming down from the
main building, it goes towards the
cafeteria. You know what I mean? We were
all sitting right there at the table.
And the table's over the wall or
whatever the hell it is. He went and
started throwing oranges. So I guess
they thought we threw the oranges at
them, so they went chucked them back at
us, and almost hit me and my friend.
So we went and told them something like
we we weren't trying to hit you. Like we
weren't even throwing crap at you. So
like sorry. Like it was him who did it,
and they said okay.
>> Your friend was throwing stuff at
>> to like look for me. Like looking
around, and that's when he turned and
that's when I told him. I was like,
"You're starting [ __ ] with them. We're
going They're getting pissed at us
because you're throwing [ __ ] out there."
And I was like, "They're getting mad at
us." And then he's like telling like I
kept telling him I was like, "You do all
this shit." And I was just like, "You're
pissing them off."
>> [snorts]
>> And then that's when he started telling
me like I'm a [ __ ] and all that. And
then I told him I was like, "You talk
all this stuff." I was like, "You do all
this shit." I was like, "And you don't
do nothing." I was like, "Stop." I was
like, "It's embarrassing and shit."
And like he kind of started like trying
to make himself look bigger, I guess, or
whatever. Like And then that's when like
I
pushed him back. And then that's when he
went straight for right here, and then
he went for my hair, and then that's
when I hit him back.
>> say you pushed him, you went You said
When you say he went for right here,
like what do you mean went for right
here?
>> Like he went clawed me in the face. Like
cuz like all right here they said it was
red. I don't know if it's still red or
not. And he went clawed me in the face.
He grabbed a hold of my hair. Like he
kind of had me like
He had me by my hip. Like he was holding
me by my hip and like
at my hair. Like he has like his arm
under me, I guess, or whatever. And then
he had me by the back of my hair. It's
like by my ponytail. And then he had me
He scratching me in the the eye, and I
was hitting him like trying to like push
him off and hit him. And then that's
when um
the security guard, that's when he came,
and then that's when he grabbed me, and
that's when I was asking him to let me
go. I wasn't going to hit him or
nothing. I was trying to like
I don't like being held down. Like not
held down, but I don't like being held
like that. Like so it's just
I just started freaking out because I
don't like being held like that. So I
was
>> Uh we just finished
I was coming down the hill.
I saw a group of students hanging out
right there by the west side.
Then I saw Mia and another student in a
confrontation verbal.
I let Lonnie know that Lonnie was being
busy with some other students. I said,
"Hey, we got a situation." And then that
dude was walking down, and I passed out
cuz I was really going to go.
And right in that moment they both
engaged. When I was separating them,
separating Mia and the other one, Mia
turned around and she did a couple on
me.
>> So they're
both
>> of them
>> Yes. They were both rude. They They were
engaged and I separated them and then
Lonnie came separate the other one.
>> And I've got Mia on the side.
>> And then Mia just
>> She turned around.
>> She turned around and hit you?
>> Mhm.
>> Did he punch you?
>> Mhm.
>> All right.
>> I
I don't know if he punched me or just
>> She hit you though?
>> Yeah, and then I cut it out and then she
got confrontational after that and then
we were good.
>> I restrained her.
>> confrontational with you or the other
person?
>> With everybody.
>> She got confrontational with with
everybody?
>> With everybody there. I had to restrain
her again and she started kicking me in
my stomach. Yeah. Lenny had to restrain
her her leg cuz she was just out of
control. She
>> If you are curious what Alex looks like,
just take a moment to breathe because he
comes with the character of that one kid
we all know. A dumb haircut, arrogance,
and pure ignorance for her behavior.
>> Okay.
All right, Mia. Or Alex, I'm sorry. Can
you stand up?
>> Y'all are making me anxiety. I don't
need y'all holding me, you freaking
officers, in here.
>> We have to do We're just working here.
>> No, I don't need you guys in here.
You're making me get anxiety. I'm scared
of y'all and I don't think you need
y'all in here. Y'all making me get
anxiety.
>> We can't leave.
>> And still, I don't care. I don't want
y'all in here. Y'all making me anxiety.
>> Alex.
>> Y'all making me anxiety. Y'all need to
get that through your head. I'm getting
anxiety from that.
>> They're about to detain you. They're
going to put the cuffs on you.
>> For what? You I can't You know I'm going
to take me to jail. That's
>> They can't.
>> No, you're not.
>> You have to.
>> No, you have to.
>> They're not doing it because they want
to. They actually have
>> No, they don't.
>> So So, Alex, let me tell Let me tell you
what's going to happen, okay?
>> No, you guys are not going to do that
[ __ ]
>> Listen to me, okay?
>> Y'all have no right. Y'all have no
right.
>> Let me be completely honest with you,
okay? I'll be straight up with you,
okay?
>> Just listen.
>> So, we can you can either be cool, calm,
collected, put the handcuffs on you, or
we're going to have to go hands-on,
which means we have to
>> Grab you and force
>> Force you.
>> Yeah, we don't want to do that.
>> Those are your only options.
>> No, I'm not going to do that.
>> Alex, we're not asking. You You have to.
>> No.
>> Okay?
>> No.
>> So, I'm going to I'm going to ask you
one more time, okay?
>> No, I'm not going WITH Y'ALL. I'D RATHER
HAVE MY MOM TAKE ME AND NOT FREAKING get
y'all.
>> That's not how it works, Alex.
>> Yes, not taking me. I DON'T NEED TO GO
WITH Y'ALL. CAN Y'ALL STOP BEING LET ME
GO WITH Y'ALL. I DON'T DON'T WANT TO GO
WITH Y'ALL.
>> You have to go with us.
>> I DON'T WANT TO.
>> I'M TELLING YOU TODAY.
>> WHAT THE [ __ ] DID I DO?
I DIDN'T DO [ __ ]
>> [laughter]
>> NO, WHAT DID I DO? WHAT DID I DO?
>> APART FROM GIVING HER TEACHERS A TOUGH
TIME, she repeatedly insisted she was
too young for jail and refused to follow
basic commands. She claimed the way
security held her had triggered her and
that she never meant to actually hurt
anyone. But honestly, you've got to give
it to the cops for keeping up with her
this long.
>> I don't blame you.
Okay? The The youngest that we can
detain a person
>> Y'all not detaining me.
>> Just listen to
>> That's not what it is. Nope.
>> is 11 years old. Okay?
>> Okay, y'all not detaining me.
I cannot be with y'all.
>> Take a breath.
So
>> What? Oh my god, bro.
>> Take a breath. I'm I'm trying to explain
it to you, okay? And it's You have to
come with us.
And your your your parent or guardian
can pick you up from the police
department.
>> No, I DON'T WANT TO GO TO THE POLICE.
NO.
>> ALEX, HERE'S THE
>> I DON'T WANT TO GO TO THE POLICE.
>> OKAY. WELL, hear me out, Alex, okay?
>> Okay, I don't want to go to the police.
>> LISTEN.
>> I'M NOT WELCOME THERE. That's not for
me.
>> It's good. It's
>> Well, can y'all JUST BE A LITTLE QUIET
AND JUST LEAVE ME ALONE?
>> We can't do that. LISTEN.
>> WELL, STOP TRYING TO TAKE ME WITH Y'ALL.
I'M NOT TRYING TO GO.
>> YOU HAVE TO GO.
>> IT DOESN'T MATTER WITH Y'ALL, EITHER.
NO, IT DOESN'T MATTER. NO, it doesn't.
>> Let me Let me say this so so you
understand. If you refuse
>> My business is with y'all.
>> If you refuse to go with us, then we're
going to have to charge you with another
crime, which is
>> Y'ALL CANNOT THAT'S NOT A CRIME. THAT'S
NOT A CRIME. Straight up. No, it's not a
crime.
>> for resisting.
>> It's not a crime. No, it ain't. No, it
ain't. No, it ain't. No, it ain't.
>> Okay. So
>> No, it ain't.
>> After she was given her chances, the
cops had to finally show her they
weren't going to tolerate it as far as
the staff at and it was time to remind
her how serious this was.
>> One last chance.
>> No, I didn't.
>> Then we're going to have to
>> No, I didn't.
>> So, can you please take off your
backpack?
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> I'm not taking my [ __ ] off. No. No.
THIS IS MY [ __ ]
NO.
STOP.
DON'T TOUCH ME, PLEASE.
NO.
>> [screaming]
>> NO.
STOP.
STOP.
>> [screaming]
>> STAY OFF OF ME, PLEASE.
YOU'RE HURTING ME.
>> [screaming]
>> YOU'RE HURTING ME. STOP.
I DON'T NEED YOU. LEAVE ME ALONE. I GOT
ONE HAND, OKAY? Don't touch me.
>> [screaming]
>> No, wait.
Hey, you're hurting my arm. Can you pull
us?
Get up.
This is uncomfortable, please.
Grab me a different way.
Grab me a different way, please.
GRAB ME A DIFFERENT WAY.
GRAB ME A different way. Listen.
Listen. Listen. Look, listen. Can you
all move?
>> Look, I'm holding onto your backpack.
>> NO, IT HURTS. IT HURTS. IT HURTS, OWEN.
>> GETTING HER OUT OF THE SCHOOL TOOK
nearly 20 minutes. At one point, Alex
claimed she couldn't breathe, claiming
an asthma condition. But, instead of an
inhaler, she had something far worse for
someone with breathing issues.
>> BRO.
OH MY GOD, BRO. You're making me
stressed out. You're making me get sick.
>> [laughter]
>> I can't breathe.
I can't breathe, bro.
>> You're breathing. Do you have asthma?
>> Yeah. Yes.
I don't have
>> I don't have an inhaler. I don't have
one.
>> Okay.
>> I don't even have one. I'm not I don't
have like
>> As soon as we get get you to the PD,
then we're going to release you.
Okay? And then you can go with mama.
>> I can't breathe.
>> Here, hold hold hold the backpack.
>> [snorts]
>> Is she going to get us in trouble with
me?
>> Oh, she Yeah, trust me, she's getting in
trouble, too.
Take a breath, we got you.
All right.
>> No!
>> Alex, you have to.
>> No!
>> I got to check you.
>> No, please!
>> You just got TO TAKE IT.
>> NO, PLEASE!
NO!
OH, NINJA, PLEASE!
>> ALEX.
>> PLEASE!
>> Stay right there.
>> No, call my mom now. Oh, ninja, please,
CALL MY MOM.
>> ALEX.
>> NO!
Put me in.
Okay.
>> Put me in.
Put me in there.
PUT ME IN THERE.
NO, PLEASE, STOP!
>> ALEX.
>> STOP!
I'M TRYING TO GIVE ME MY PHONE.
GIVE ME MY PHONE.
>> YOU CAN HAVE IT WHENEVER YOU GET
>> GIVE ME MY PHONE.
>> IT'S IN YOUR BACKPACK.
>> GIVE ME MY PHONE.
>> It's in your backpack.
>> Stop!
>> Alex, Alex, we have to check you first,
girl.
>> NO!
>> HEY.
>> STOP!
>> ALEX, PLEASE.
>> STOP!
>> ALEX, PLEASE, STOP.
>> NO, CAN Y'ALL STOP?
>> HEY, WE WE'RE TRYING TO.
>> STOP!
>> WE JUST NEED THE KEYS.
>> STOP!
>> ALEX.
>> STOP!
CAN Y'ALL STOP? LEAVE ME ALONE.
>> LISTEN, LISTEN.
>> NO!
>> TELL me what's in your backpack that you
don't want us to see.
Just be real with us. If it's a If it's
like a vape I don't care. Okay, you can
I'm not going to charge you with that.
That's it. Okay? And we're going to get
it, okay?
>> Uh-huh.
>> See?
>> That's all you have to do.
But I need it because it makes me like
Not like excited to do anything.
No, then then I need my phone. Please.
>> We'll We'll talk about it in a second.
I'll I'll take it to you.
>> Okay.
>> If that's just a nicotine vape, I don't
even care.
>> Yeah, see?
>> I don't even care.
>> Just take a breath and work with us.
>> I promise I know you don't like cops.
>> Yeah.
>> And I understand, but I want you to
understand we're not doing anything to
try to hurt you.
>> I don't have no weapon. Okay.
>> No, I believe you. Just got to sit down
for me. Let's do that.
Okay? You got it?
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> Please.
>> I told you we're We're not bad guys, I
promise. I know it sucks.
>> Luckily for Alex, she managed to get
away free this time for one reason. The
jail was full, which is a completely
different case for the next student who
wasn't even given as many chances.
>> What do you want?
>> You committed a crime. That's what I
want. Quit getting [ __ ] with me. You
want to go in handcuffs and go to jail?
Quit giving me your lip. On August 30th,
2024, a routine disciplinary matter at a
Santa Rosa County High School turned
into a felony arrest when staff found a
17-year-old girl with THC paraphernalia.
From the second the deputies arrived,
the teenager met every basic question
with profanity and aggression.
>> [clears throat]
>> Yes.
>> This is a violation of rules. Smells
like freaking weed in here.
>> Oh, we got smart mouths.
>> You
keep asking THE DAMN SAME QUESTION OVER
AND OVER AGAIN.
>> HEY.
HEY. HEY. What's your name? What's your
name? Let's start with your name.
>> What do you want?
>> You committed a crime. That's what I
want. Quit getting [ __ ] with me. You
want to go in handcuffs and go to jail?
Quit giving me your lip.
I don't I'm not a staff. I'm not a
teacher here. You're messing with
MESSING WITH A VIOLATION OF LAW.
SO, you be respectful.
You got it?
>> You don't be respectful either. Asking
the same dumb question over and over.
>> Let's Let's turn it down.
>> No.
>> Knock it down a little bit. I'm asking
Okay. Well, this is what we're going to
do then. So, you're not answering the
question cuz I'm what? I can't
Okay. Well, here's how we're going to do
this. Take your shoes off.
>> Listen.
>> Take your shoes off.
>> This is your DUMB
WHAT? THERE'S NOTHING IN MY
NO!
>> YOU GOT ANY OTHER STUFF IN YOUR BRA OR
ANYTHING? [snorts]
>> I'M NOT EVEN WEARING A
>> I DON'T WANT TO SEE IT.
I DON'T WANT TO SEE THEM. I just asked
you a simple question. Why are you
getting so violent and so Why are you
balling YOUR FISTS?
>> NO!
>> HOW old are you?
>> I'm 17 years OLD AND
>> OKAY.
YOU BALLED YOUR FISTS UP AT ME?
>> I DON'T
>> You're under arrest.
>> You'd wonder how the kept up with this
student this long because even the cops
themselves had to use extra measures to
restrain her.
>> Give me your hands.
I told you not to ball your fist. You're
going to get in my face.
>> No.
>> G40 County, you need a transport unit.
>> Careful.
>> 17-year-old female juvenile 10-50.
Get up. Get up on your own power. You're
going to I'm going to charge you with
another charge.
Sit down.
>> I'm already
dumbass.
>> Do you got anything else on you before
they take you to jail cuz they're going
to search you?
>> Leave me alone.
>> Okay.
Just leave you alone. So, this is a
crime.
>> Oh, no.
>> It's a third-degree felony.
>> Oh, no.
>> So, that's what you're going to jail
for. Third-degree felony. And
Yeah.
>> Oh, no.
>> And resisting.
>> Oh, no.
>> Okay.
>> I'm fine.
>> I'm going to look that one up. That one
here may not have a problem. I'm going
to look that one up, too.
>> It's not my
>> I thought your apartment
>> Are you stupid?
I'm in a fear-fucking rage.
>> Okay. Where's all her belongings at?
>> Her bag's right there.
>> Okay.
Oh, that one was mine. That one was you?
>> Yeah.
>> Oh.
Sit down.
Sit down.
Thank you. All right. BYE.
STOP.
I TOLD YOU TO STOP. NOW YOU KICKED ME.
>> IT HURTS.
>> I TOLD YOU TO STOP.
>> [screaming]
>> NO.
LET ME SWITCH OUT.
>> LAZY. GG59
>> STOP.
JUST STOP.
>> HEY PAL, WE'RE GOING TO MOVE YOU, OKAY?
WE'RE GOING TO GO ahead and get you up,
okay?
There we go.
Good job.
See you later.
Hang on to her bags.
I know you got her. I'm getting out. I'm
too loud.
Go ahead.
Thanks.
All right, come on, let's
All right, give her her shoes.
All right.
Pop that open.
And 1 2 3.
There we go.
All right, can I see your full name?
>> The physical struggle had been intense.
The deputies decided to take her to a
hospital for a medical evaluation before
heading to jail. And as the adrenaline
wore off during her ride to the
hospital, the reality of the felony
charges finally began to sink in.
>> You hanging with me in there?
Give me just a second, we're going to
get something to roll you in.
That way we don't have to carry you, how
about that?
>> She's been a little less than
cooperative.
I think she'll simmer down now.
>> Okay. Fellas, you're at the hospital,
not the jail. These people are here to
help you, they don't need you yelling
and fighting and screaming, okay?
Thanks, man.
So, if I take that hobble off your feet,
can I let you sit up on your own? You
able to do that? You going to be cool
with us?
I'm going to take it off her feet when
she calms down.
I don't want you to run or fight or do
anything silly.
You're not at the jail, okay?
When you're ready to sit up, let us
know. He's going to help you sit up,
okay?
>> We have a wheelchair right here for you,
okay? We'll just need you to sit on this
wheelchair whenever you're ready.
>> All right, so what I'm going to do is
I'm going to swing your legs around and
going to put them kind of in the front
of you, okay? He's going to help you sit
up at the same time, all right? There
you go.
All right, get your legs under you.
There you go.
>> Can you just come out towards me?
>> All right.
Let's scoot that side.
She's coming that side.
>> Where did that come from?
>> From her back pocket.
>> She ended up facing charges for THC
possession, battery, and resisting
arrest. And at least the school got one
less headache. But not every classroom
gets that break. The next student ended
up assaulting his teacher over a
confiscated phone and almost ended up in
jail.
>> He comes
>> Mhm.
>> and then push me
>> Where did he push you at? Like on your
arm? On your head?
>> Yes, yes, he hurts me.
>> Okay.
>> And then I was trying to stop him and
then he just grabbed the the drawer.
>> On April 24th, 2023, a Florida high
school classroom turned into a police
scene after 14-year-old Freddy allegedly
went after his teacher, Miss Stern, over
a confiscated phone he was using to
cheat on the exam. It started simply
enough. Freddy showed up late while
everyone else was focused on the exam
and the next minute the teacher was
worried for her safety.
>> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat.
So, what's going on?
What happened?
>> Uh he he arrived late.
I gave him a pass.
>> Who is he?
>> A student.
>> Okay.
>> Arrived late with no pass.
>> [snorts]
>> I had asked him in the class to have his
their cell phones away because we were
testing.
>> Okay.
>> He arrived, I told him where to sit.
He sit down, I guess he did the exam.
And
1 or 2 minutes later he was on his cell
phone.
>> So, he he comes in late, you guys you
already have a test going on, I'm
assuming.
>> You tell him where to sit, you give him
>> Next time.
>> Give him the exam.
>> And then I mean like he was like this.
>> Okay.
>> He was just talking and then I told him
what are you doing and then he was um
undisciplined.
>> Okay.
>> So then
I put my desk drawer.
>> You took both cell phones, one from him
and another student? Okay.
>> And then I told him come come and get
them
after 7th period.
>> Okay.
>> And then when I was uh bending down,
closing the
>> Okay.
Okay.
>> Closing the
like this I was I was bending down
closing the [clears throat]
the drawer he comes
and then um
pushed me and then I was trying to like
stop him.
>> So you're bending down like this?
Like like this? Oh, okay, okay.
>> So he comes
>> Mhm.
>> and then pushed me
>> Where did he push you at? Like on your
arm or on your
>> Yes, yeah, he hurts you.
>> Okay.
>> Then I was trying to stop him
and then he just grabbed the the drawer
and then grabbed the cell phone
and then he told me I don't play with
this [ __ ]
>> And that was after class started. Was
there anybody else in there when it
happened?
>> Everybody was there.
>> Everybody was in there? Okay.
Pushed you right there. Did you fall
over?
>> No, because I grabbed my cell phone
and he pushed me
pushed me hard.
>> Okay.
So you go you go to put the the cell
phones in the door, correct? And then he
that's when he comes up.
Did he say anything at all? And then
before before he before he pushed you?
>> then he
said no no and then he just got up.
>> No, it was right after you took the cell
phone. So it was almost all like
immediately. Okay.
>> Coach, I do not know the whole story.
>> I do.
>> So
>> Not his side.
>> how are we going to deal with this? Do I
deal with it? You're going to tell me?
Do you want to get involved? How
>> No, I'm involved, yeah. Most definitely
I'm involved. I got to read something
though first. Yeah.
>> I like now that Robert's here and he's
>> So let me out. Here's what's going to
happen so you know. Right now
And and officer with you and I'm sure
you'll probably go with him. Y'all
explain I'm going to explain something
real quick. I just want you to listen
and that way I have to do this before we
have any kind of conversation, all
right?
>> And then we'll figure this
>> Uh you have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used
against you in a court of law. That's
>> to go talk to my brother. What I'm
trying to say is I'm not trying to pay
cuz I swear I didn't even touch her.
Maybe look, maybe if I did touch her it
was probably like a little rub on her
arm, but I know for a fact I didn't
touch her cuz I would have felt it and I
would knew. And I know better to touch a
teacher cuz that's a whole different
that's a whole different scenario.
>> Yes, sir.
>> While he tried to deny the charges, his
classmates and the principal didn't see
it that way.
>> So let me out. Here's what you have to
understand that it's not one kid who's
telling us.
A lot. They all have the same story.
Didn't push her. Nobody said that you
went up and you know how you do like a
shoulder check when you don't like
someone. Not that, but you still went in
and trying to get that phone. You bumped
her and she moved out to the side.
>> The officers felt his behavior was
aggressive enough that the teacher was
genuinely worried she was going to get
hurt. However, they decided to give him
a bit of a break choosing a misdemeanor
assault charge over a felony battery
that could follow him for life.
>> I'm not going to do the the battery.
It's a felony. The battery is a felony.
The assault's just a a misdemeanor.
Um
mainly all it has to be threatening or
menacing conduct. The major feel like
she was in threat of a battery. Does
that make sense? So you don't even have
to put your hands on her. You tell her
I'm going to whip you whatever it may
be. Yeah, don't I just don't There's for
me it's not I don't want to one ruin
your life like that cuz a felony is a
serious thing even when you're doing
all. It doesn't matter.
Us three kids don't they don't work the
same as adults. Now had I gone with
battery I would have called JPO and
requested detention because we have to
because it is a felony. Whether or not
they would have that's up to them. You
would have gone to the DC and in two or
three days you would have gotten out.
Your brother would have picked you up.
Well, I'm not I don't want to do that. I
don't want to do that to you, okay?
You're too young. Uh it's a misdemeanor,
man. You should be good. Just don't
freaking do it again. Don't don't
threaten them. That right there in
itself is an assault. You know you know
what I mean? So, that's what I'm saying.
Like assault isn't easy. That's kind of
a broad broad thing. You I can throw
assault for anything.
>> It's like uh it's like
the the category.
>> While he caught a break with a
misdemeanor, our next student wasn't so
lucky. She felt the need to attack not
only the teachers, but also a police
officer, which ended badly.
>> Can you let me get my stuff?
>> Huh?
>> Can you go?
>> No, ma'am.
>> Can you go?
>> We've all had our moments with teachers,
arguments, heated exchanges, getting
kicked out of class, but nothing even
close to this. In November 2024, a
meltdown at River Oak Technical College
spiraled into a felony arrest for a
student named Kylie. What started as a
simple classroom dispute quickly turned
physical, and despite repeated attempts
to calm her down, she leaned over a
staff member's desk and threatened to
put them in the ground. But the second
she aimed that same energy at the deputy
in the room, she was reminded of
something called respect.
>> Let me tell you something.
You're lucky
that you have family.
Real world.
Do you know what the procedure
Do you realize that threatening or
>> Oh, I'm not threatening. I'm just
saying.
>> Do you realize you could be arrested
for threatening school officials?
>> I'm not.
>> Yes, you are.
>> I'm just saying.
>> You're saying that you want to put me on
the ground.
>> I didn't say I said you're lucky
that
Huh?
>> Can you go?
>> No, ma'am.
>> Can you go?
>> No, I'm trying to get you to calm down.
This isn't like you.
This isn't like you. I don't know what's
going on. I just saw you in here.
I just stopped to say hi.
>> Hey, HEY, HEY, HEY, YOU PUT YOUR HANDS
ON ME.
>> WHAT?
>> DO NOT.
>> HEY, SHE'S A MINOR.
>> I DON'T CARE. GET OUT OF MY FACE.
>> AFTER THINGS SETTLED, KYLIE'S mother
arrived and explained that her daughter
is autistic and was simply overwhelmed
by her recent school transfer. While she
was usually known for being a sweet
student, the school had to weigh her
emotional state against the verbal
threat she had just made.
>> Okay, she's very autistic.
>> Oh, I know. I know her.
I have never had a problem with her.
She actually comes up, she hugs me, we
get along just fine.
>> She's had a bad day. She had to change
her school today, so.
>> Okay.
>> She probably should have just stayed
home and just said I'm coming to the
college.
>> She's going to go to jail?
>> Go to jail?
>> Yes, battery on a law enforcement
officer is a felony.
>> Can you not put her in
>> No, ma'am, she will be arrested. She
will stay in handcuffs and she will take
her to jail right now. And then are you
mom?
>> I'm mom.
>> So, what will happen is we have to
notify DJJ.
So, do you know where
we're at with the score sheet? They do a
score They score sheet. They check
things off. Has she been in trouble
before? What the felony is? And then
they determine if does she get released
back to you or does she go to the
Department of Juvenile Justice for 21
days? There There's maybe three
charges in the school setting that we
draw a line at.
>> Okay.
>> Um one is a a written threat to do a
mass shooting. One is if they batter a
teacher or if they batter an officer. Uh
other ones we usually file, send it to
the state attorney's office, and deal
with it down the road. But, there are
there are ones where we draw the line.
And unfortunately, this this is one of
those that we we draw the line.
>> What did she say to her?
She threatened to put her in the ground.
She said she was lucky that she had
family here or she would put you on the
ground put you in the ground.
And then she started back pedaling
saying no I wasn't threatening I was
just saying.
>> She's just saying but that is a threat.
That's what I tell you your words the
way you say your words and your body
actions
>> Some of those are threats and I'm not
>> Kylie was then searched and led out of
the school quietly to avoid making a
scene in front of her peers.
>> It would be because it's at dismissal.
>> No.
>> And so
I'll get Deputy Mouton take your vehicle
to the back we'll take her out the back
door so there's you know I'm not trying
to create a spectacle
>> No no more stuff.
>> So
>> A lot of times if it's their very first
one
>> Mhm.
>> and depending on the severity of this
I'm not I'm not physically injured okay.
>> Yeah but she needs to know that this is
like very very
>> is serious she is she is not going what
I'm saying is the chances of DJJ
accepting her are a little bit more on
the slim side
>> because I'm not injured.
>> I wouldn't bank on it I know I know
because you never know with the DJJ
screeners.
>> Once we get her in your vehicle then
I'll go get her get her in the car.
>> need to search her real quick.
>> Okay.
>> I got [ __ ] on me.
>> Hey it's just our policy we have to do
it
on everyone so
>> Go ahead.
>> Here let's go in this office at least so
that way you're not out in the open.
Okay.
You don't have anything in your pockets?
>> No.
>> Okay.
You got cuffs on?
>> Yes ma'am.
>> Uh
Okay. Uh
Okay.
>> I ain't got [ __ ] on me.
>> Okay. Oh really?
Oh okay I'm going to
you want to be a little badass huh?
That's what you want a little badass?
>> She's usually not but today she today
she tried the system.
>> Yeah.
>> Today she tried the system girl.
>> You can talk to your mama like that but
you don't talk to me like that.
>> Kylie quickly swapped the attitude for
yes ma'am and finished the booking.
However, the damage was done. The
principal issued a formal trespass order
banning her from all district property
and effectively ending her time at the
school. Perhaps she should learn from
our next suspect if she ever decides to
trespass on the property.
>> No, definitely
>> trespass
>> Not trespass.
>> trespass
>> Bro, you ain't going nowhere, bro.
>> trespass
trespass
>> Bro, LET ME
>> GO AHEAD.
>> TRESPASSING, YOU AIN'T GOING NOWHERE,
BRO.
>> ON MAY 5TH, 2022, a woman caused a major
disruption at a local high school after
she was spotted near the band room.
Security recognized her immediately, not
as a student, but as someone who had
been officially banned from the campus.
Knowing she had a history of making the
teachers lives hell, officers decided to
close down the building to cut off her
access. And when told that she was
trespassing, she didn't just disagree.
She tried to shove her way deeper into
the school. A bold strategy that lasted
only 5 seconds.
>> Turn to a 2019 Nissan
>> trespassing now
>> No, definitely
>> trespass
>> Not trespass.
>> trespass
>> Bro, you ain't going somewhere, bro.
>> trespass
trespass
>> Bro, LET ME
>> GO AHEAD.
>> TRESPASSING, YOU AIN'T GOING NOWHERE,
BRO.
BRO, GET OFF ME, BRO.
I'm on my arm.
>> Give me your other arm.
>> Hey, bro, get off me, stop it.
>> Give me your other arm.
We gave you so many chances.
So many chances.
>> What are you doing?
>> Go ahead.
trespass
>> I definitely wasn't trespassing. Y'all
tripping. Bro, let me get up, bro.
>> All right, go ahead and stand up.
1 2 3
>> Bro, CAN Y'ALL COME GET MY UP?
>> Uh they can stay back.
Hold on.
Hey, hey, hey, stop, bro.
Stop.
Stop.
You're going to hurt yourself.
Stop, you're going to hurt yourself.
Stop. Stop.
What?
Stop resisting.
All right, keep on moving.
Double lock it.
You're going to tighten up.
That one's locked.
Pain.
Good.
Thank you.
>> Eventually, the officers moved her to
the lobby to wait for transport, where
she kept the performance going with a
series of hallway tantrums.
>> Take a seat.
>> I'm hot. I'm telling y'all I'm hot.
>> I I'm telling you I'm
>> I got asthma.
>> I'm giving you authority to sit down.
>> And I'm telling y'all, can y'all please
take off my jacket?
>> Sit down. Sit down.
Go ahead.
>> Bro, it's too hot for this, bro.
>> Warrants attached to a Michael E. Smith
out of Bishop, Georgia, and a Charlotte,
Dallas warrant.
Or you're going to catch more charges.
>> Bro, I just said it.
>> All right, take
>> Hurt my arm, bro.
>> Take a seat.
>> Just
>> Let me check Let me check Let me check
Let me check. Let me check then. Let me
check again. Let me check for the third
time then.
Let me check again for the third time.
We'll get to that when the time comes,
okay? In the meantime, you're acting
disorderly until we get everything
figured out and stuff like that. And I
get all my work done.
>> 3927
>> I'll take this jacket off, okay?
>> Simple.
>> I act like I'm rude or something.
>> They asking y'all to take off jacket.
>> While waiting for a patrol car outside,
officers took a look through her
backpack and found about 4 g of zaza.
Suddenly, she had more to worry about
than just being on the wrong side of the
school doors.
>> It looks like we didn't, so it's got to
be something in here.
>> Okay, is there anything in there?
Is there any uh
candy cannabis cuz you know they got the
candy candy.
There it is.
Here she said it, I don't know, but it's
not mine.
>> Yeah.
>> Anything in her backpack is not hers?
>> Yes. She made a statement anything y'all
find in there isn't mine.
>> Although she tried to disown the
substances, they were added to her list
of charges, criminal trespass,
obstruction, and possession.
Interestingly, while the arrest was
handled strictly by the book, the legal
system was a bit more lenient. The
trespass and obstruction charges were
eventually dropped, and she was released
on her own recognizance. While sneaking
into school is one thing, assaulting a
classmate is much worse. This student
thought he could walk away after
slapping his girlfriend to the ground,
but the cameras caught every second of
it.
>> Jack.
God damn Jack.
STOP, JACK. I'M GOING TO TAZE YOU. STOP,
JACK.
I'M GOING TO TAZE YOUR ASS. GET ON THE
FLOOR. GET ON THE [ __ ] FLOOR, JACK.
>> ON APRIL 19TH, 2023, Centennial High
School in New Mexico became the scene of
a violent hallway encounter. Security
cameras caught 17-year-old Santiago
walking up to his girlfriend and
slapping her hard enough to spin her
around into a wall. As she tried to get
her bearings, he shoved her again,
sending her face first onto the floor.
>> So,
here's what we know on the video and
Greg will show you.
>> Mhm.
>> They're standing across the hall from
one another. You know, obviously we
don't have police. Whatever happened,
Santiago walks across the hallway.
Full slap.
He hits her, she spins around where
she's now facing the wall. Boom, throws
her into the wall.
>> Okay.
>> I did call Santiago's mom and she said
just to keep her informed of to do
whatever you have to do.
>> Okay. Are you uh is he okay or do I need
another unit here?
>> He's A minute ago he got upset. He just
asked us why what it would take
to see him hit a woman. Mr. Rodriguez
told him I wouldn't hit a woman and he
said I'll stand up and wreck this place.
I told Santiago sit down.
>> Okay.
>> Otherwise, he's
been all right.
>> 796 officer.
>> After being escorted to the office and
being read his rights, Santiago
initially stayed quiet. But as they
relaxed a little bit, he decided to test
his luck.
>> You going to be good to walk up to my
office, buddy, or do I got to put you in
cuffs?
Huh?
>> Man, if you put me in cuffs, you're just
going to draw attention.
>> Okay. Let's take a walk.
So, I need you to pay attention to me,
okay? I'm about to read you something.
Miranda warning.
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
one present with you while you're being
questioned. Do you understand these
rights as I've explained them to you?
Jack.
Jack.
GOD DAMN JACK.
STOP, JACK, OR I'M GOING TO TASE YOU.
STOP, JACK.
I'M GOING TO TASE YOUR ASS. GET ON THE
FLOOR. GET ON THE [ __ ] FLOOR, JACK.
STAY RIGHT THERE. You move, buddy,
you're going to get tased. Do you
understand that?
I'm going to put this away, dude.
>> Okay.
That was it.
>> I knew
>> That was the dumbest god damn thing you
could have done, dude.
>> I knew that Taser and everything was
>> I'm going to take him to my office and
I'll let you know what happens.
Thank you, sir.
>> At least it was a nice surprise.
I have no idea how scary a Taser is.
>> I'm going to Taser you.
>> This won't hurt you, buddy. Have a seat
right there, Jack.
Don't mess with any of my stuff, buddy.
>> After Santiago was detained, the officer
checked on the girl. She was visibly
injured with a scraped nose and
bruising, but she was hesitant to take
any action. But at this point, the
decision to prosecute was no longer up
to her.
>> Hello.
>> So, let me catch
>> I'm Officer Holguin. Nice to meet you,
sir.
>> Okay.
So, sir, the conversation I had with
your daughter has been real short and
sweet. I wasn't going to parent in here.
Here's what we I was informed of.
Through uh
teachers, they informed that there'd
been an altercation in the hallway.
>> Mhm.
>> They had an idea who we wanted to
verify, so we pulled up cameras. Good
thing about a new school like this, we
pulled up cameras and you can clearly
see, and this is what I know I didn't
question your daughter. You know, it's
just I know she's traumatic.
They're standing across the hallway from
one another.
We don't have audio, but you can
visually see whatever's going on.
Then um the young man, she could share
the name with you.
>> I can't.
>> He walks across and
he slapped
He let her have
He hit her so hard that she spun around
and was facing the wall and then he goes
up and shoves her and she face plants
into the wall.
With your daughter, I did cuz I came in
and you could still see the mark on her
face. I already had the nurse check her
out. I didn't have a chance to talk to
the nurse.
>> Okay.
>> Good. Good. Good.
So, what we're doing at this time is cuz
I want
I'm going to turn it over to police
first.
>> I'm going to see if I can I left my
phone up there,
uh my work phone. I'm going to see if
they can bring me the camera down so I
can get pictures of your face, if you're
okay with that, Dad. And if you're okay
with that, uh just cuz I can see some
redness in your eye.
Um I can also see some redness right
here on your cheek and cheek and chin,
so you want to pursue charges?
>> No.
>> Okay.
Well, the good thing is it's a battering
a household member, so I don't need your
permission.
So, we'll go that route. All right?
Um do you have any questions for me,
Dad?
>> Not at all, not at all.
>> Let me go get my camera and I'll be
back, okay?
>> Back at the office, the gravity of the
situation started to set in. Santiago
was officially informed that his
relationship status had upgraded his
charges to a domestic level offense, and
he was headed to jail.
>> I'm going to call JPO to see if they
want to detain you. If they do, you're
going to jail.
>> Really?
>> Oh, I'm serious. Battering a household
member is serious, buddy.
>> Battering a what?
>> On a household member.
>> A household member? What's that mean?
>> You guys were dating. Anybody in the
state of New Mexico that is dating, has
some sort of relationship, is considered
a household member.
>> Oh.
>> With that being said, I am going to
charge you for that.
>> I can go to jail?
>> Oh, hell yeah, you can.
>> Well, no.
>> Buddy, they're going to detain you, so
you will be going to jail.
Um
have you ever been there before?
Well,
I don't think you're going to like it
very much, Santiago.
I'm being honest with you, man. Horrible
place.
>> Is it like jail jail, or is it juvie?
>> Uh it's jail jail, bro.
>> It's jail.
>> Luckily, because he had a clean record,
juvenile probation decided not to keep
him in a cell that day. However, the
officer didn't let him leave without a
very blunt reality check about how lucky
he was that this didn't happen a few
months later, when he'd be facing the
adult system.
>> You're not going to jail, buddy.
You're going home. Don't do this [ __ ]
again. Do you hear me? I'm being honest
with you, Santiago. I want you to
freaking one, have a little respect for
yourself and everyone else. Do you
understand that?
I'm not joking, Santiago. I'm being
serious, buddy. I think you and I got
along pretty well till you pulled that
crap running out the door on me. I
didn't You know why I left you uncuffed?
Cuz I honestly did not believe you'd do
that to me. That's honest to God's
truth, Santiago. I trusted you.
>> know why I ran?
>> I don't.
>> Cuz I [ __ ] This is my last day here.
Expulsion.
You know
You know what I mean?
>> Here's the thing, Santiago. Here's the
deal. I'm not mad at you for doing what
you did. I get it, all right? I
completely get it. I understand.
>> Doing what? Running?
>> Yes.
I You know what? People get in trouble
every day, Santiago. Every single day,
all right? But I thought me and you got
along well enough to where you had a
little respect for me to not do
something like that.
That's why I didn't cuff you cuz you
could have run from me on the on the the
compound out there. You easily could
have taken off, dude. There I would have
tased you.
>> Yeah, I did like after
>> you considered it.
>> I was like, I should have like
>> You could have. All I want is for you to
have respect for people and yourself,
all right? We can all do dumb things. We
can We can make different paths in our
lives where
>> Do you know why I slapped her?
>> I don't No, don't even tell me. I don't
want to know.
If you'll listen to me and and let me
read that piece of stupid little card
that I had to you, I'll listen to you,
buddy. But what I want you to understand
is because you are still a juvenile, I
cannot I The only way I can talk to you,
Santiago, is if
is if uh you tell me that you agree to
talk to me. I can have a conversation
like we're having right now,
but I can't listen I don't want to hear
your statement. I want to hear it, but I
can't hear it without you saying on that
piece of paper that I read to you that
you want to talk to me. Does that make
sense?
So, just understand that. So, if you
want me to read it to you, I'll read it
to you.
>> Santiago was eventually released to his
mother, but he left the school with a
pending criminal charge and a very
different future than he had when he
walked in that morning.
>> Um I'm releasing him to you, so I need a
signature from you and him. And then I
also have the paperwork from the school.
Uh
>> I left my pen. Do you have a pen I can
use or something?
>> Are they pressing charges? Like what's
happening?
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> That's what this is.
>> Santiago got lucky with his age, but our
next student didn't have that luxury. At
19, she learned that ignoring a
suspension as an adult leads straight to
jail.
>> You can't be on campus.
>> Viviana
>> Slow down.
>> Stop.
>> Viviana
>> Relax.
>> Stop.
>> Relax.
Relax.
We just need you to exit campus. That's
it.
>> On May 27th, 2023, a 19-year-old senior
was arrested after returning to school
during a suspension. Although she
claimed she had makeup work and a test
to finish, administrators told her she
wasn't required on campus and ordered
her to leave. Instead of heading home,
she ignored them and walked straight
into a classroom, forcing already
exhausted staff to call for help.
>> So,
she has senior privilege. She only has
three classes. She has a first period
and a third period every day.
Um
so, what I explained to her last week
was
since you're
senior, we we're just waiting on test
scores. Um and whatever event took
place, all of them got the same
consequence.
You're not getting that
because we know
I told her I would contact her to see to
let her know if she passed her SAT, to
let her know if she needed to come today
to take her test.
I let her know that she did not pass
SAT,
so she did not need to come.
So, when I saw her, she just ignored me.
Walked past me.
Viviana I tried to slow her down.
She kept walking past me.
I told Miss Kennedy. Miss Kennedy knows
as well. Tried to stop her.
Didn't adhere to her directions. So,
that's when I called the police.
>> When officers showed up, they tried to
give her an easy out. They told her she
just needed to walk out the front door
to avoid any real trouble. But, she
seemed to have other ideas.
>> Come on. Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go, then.
Thank you.
If you go anywhere besides the front
office,
Well, I am.
Wrong way.
Go this way.
>> We're just asking you don't make it
worse than what it needs to be.
>> You got to leave campus. You have to
leave campus.
>> You can't be on campus.
>> Leave me alone.
>> Stop. Stop. Stop.
>> Leave her.
>> [clears throat]
>> Let's go to that corner.
>> Leave me alone.
We're doing too much.
You're doing that to the wrong person.
>> What you mean?
>> You hurt
You hurt
>> Excuse me. What you mean?
>> Leave him.
>> Wait till I touch you.
>> Let me grab that one arm.
>> There you go.
>> I'll go.
>> No.
>> No, cuz we asked you to leave.
>> I'll finish up there, officer.
>> No, you're not.
>> Added 162.
>> Go, man.
>> Please, just calm down, baby.
>> You won't let me go.
>> Calm down, baby, before you make it
worse.
>> So, just to give you a
>> Get the one from the This is one of the
ones from
the smoking incident.
>> All right,
the next day when she showed up here.
>> Mhm. So, we gave her
She got campus to
finish her stuff.
Miss Owens said that there was nothing
to get completed.
So, we gave her the opportunity once
more to leave campus.
Did not want to leave campus.
Finally got her out of Miss Owens' room.
Started walking towards the front door.
Decided to take a detour.
Grabbed her by her arm. She's like, I
was like, "No, you're going the wrong
way."
"Let me go." And started pulling away
from me.
And now we're here.
>> Even in handcuffs, she kept arguing
about her original suspension, claiming
her mother said she couldn't be punished
unless they drug tested her first.
>> Since when does a school drug test
students?
>> You wouldn't know that.
>> We don't. Schools don't drug test
students.
If someone who's a representative of an
establishment says,
"You need to leave. You're not allowed
to be here." And you choose not to go
when they tell you to leave,
then that still applies for trespassing.
Luckily, like I said, you're only going
to be in there for a couple minutes.
>> What should have been a quiet day at
home finishing assignments online ended
at Central Booking. She was charged with
trespassing on school grounds and
resisting without violence. After a
quick search of her bag, she was taken
to the local jail.