This is my first thing ever getting like
>> I guess you did it right.
>> I'm in college. I'm in college so like I
DON'T KNOW.
>> YEAH, YOU'RE GOING TO GET ME OUT. YOU
SUCK at this
fitness strip clubs.
>> Don't
>> I don't TRUST EITHER OF THEM.
>> FOR ENTITLED BRATS, confidence usually
[music] disappears the moment
consequences become physical. One second
they are talking tough, the next they
are on the ground learning that cops
were never playing their game. This is
when entitled brats test cops and gets
[music] dragged back to reality.
First, a cocky 19-year-old challenged
police headon, unaware that her
outstanding warrant was [music] about to
come to light.
>> On the 3rd of January 2024, a traffic
stop for following too closely in the
rain initially seemed like nothing
serious. But after officers smelled
marijuana and began checking the people
inside the vehicle, their attention
quickly shifted toward the female
passenger.
>> How's it going? You're just following
that car in front of you a little
closer. That's all it is. Not a big
deal. It's just raining, so you got to
stay back. You got your license with
you? You stay in Alabama or you stay
over here?
>> Okay. Did you have your ID on you by
chance? You don't have it? What's your
name?
Huh? What's your last name? Huh? I'm
just asking. I'm out with you guys.
You got the registration insurance.
Pull in this parking lot so we don't get
hit by a car. You can look it up on your
phone and I'll check back with you in a
second. OKAY.
You good? Uh, I had a little piece of
paper. All state car.
>> Back here for me.
>> I don't like you jumping out of the car.
You got any weapons on you?
>> That way. Can I pet you down for weapons
real quick? Huh?
You ain't got no weapons on you.
You got a medical card.
>> The male driver was fairly cooperative
from the beginning, giving officers very
little trouble. But once the
investigation shifted toward the female
passenger beside him, they were met with
a completely different attitude almost
immediately.
>> Take your hands out of your pocket for
me.
>> What's going on?
You've been requested to get out of the
vehicle. That's what's going on.
>> I know what happened. Somebody tell me
what happened or what?
>> It'll be explained to you in just a few.
>> What's her last name?
She's going to get it or is she going to
go to jail?
You don't even know who it is.
That makes sense. Well, this is going to
go about I'm going to make it as easy on
y'all as it is. You know, y'all make it
on me. Do you make it difficult on me? I
promise you I'm going to help you out.
I'm fixing to you have any ID on you at
all.
Okay. What's your last name?
>> Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to explain it to
you once and uh you refuse at that
point, then you're going to go to jail.
Okay. Um the car smells like weed. He
doesn't have a medical marijuana card.
So, I'm fixing to search the car.
>> That's not mine.
>> It doesn't matter. So, so you can either
provide your name or you can go to jail.
It doesn't matter to me.
>> What's your last name?
When asked for her name, the passenger
repeatedly wanted to know what was
happening instead of simply providing
the information. Officers explained that
the vehicle smelled like marijuana and
gave her a very clear choice. But one
basic question about her identity was
about to uncover a much bigger problem.
You want to act? You want to act?
I'm not acting okay. You're showing your
ass.
I'm not acting cool.
I'm actually
>> relax.
>> Nope. You stop.
>> Dude, I'm going to hurt your head.
>> Yeah, that's not really the point. But
you want to show your ass. So
>> I don't want to show my ass.
Stop it.
>> Like all grab.
>> Are you done running your mouth? Cuz I'm
done listening.
>> Have you ever been searched by female
law enforcement before?
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> I just felt I was confused. I was
confused. Well, I'm confused, too,
because when my partner over here is
asking you for information and you all
of a sudden you start tensing up,
pulling away from him, then we going to
take that as
>> active.
>> And then the reason she was so
determined to keep her identity hidden
finally came out. Kayla had an
outstanding warrant. Officers quickly
detained her and the secret she fought
so hard to protect still came out.
>> Yeah. Showing your act again.
>> Yay.
What's that?
>> We're just orderly conduct. I don't
know. You tell me. I don't know.
>> I don't know.
>> I don't either,
>> dude.
Why?
>> Because we had to go hands on with you.
>> I didn't know what the [ __ ] was going
on.
>> Doesn't matter though.
>> You let us do our job
>> and you don't end up face down on the
ground.
>> Well, I don't know where I'm being
arrested for. I didn't even know that I
had a war or nothing.
>> Well, okay. So, you do. So until you
know what's going on because you know
these handcuffs go on just as easy as
they come off.
>> Yes.
>> So she has no idea what that warrant is.
>> No
warrant. I don't even know if that like
I didn't even know that cheese.
>> I didn't even know how warrant
>> Well, I didn't even know that's I don't
ever get in trouble for years. Like I
never get in trouble with nothing. So
like this is my first thing ever getting
like
>> I guess you did it right. I'm in
college. I'm in college. So, like, I
don't know.
>> How old are you?
>> I'm 19.
>> The 19-year-old college student then
started emphasizing how young she was,
that she was in college, and that she
normally never got into trouble. But
officers made one thing clear. The
warrant was one issue while resisting
their attempts to detain. Ha.
>> What do you mean? Why? Why? I don't.
>> Cuz you you can't resist.
>> But I didn't know. Police. But yeah, if
he tells you to turn around, put your
hands behind your back, we can detain
you just on a plain smell of marijuana.
Hey,
just lean up against it. Okay.
>> November.
>> November.
>> Yeah. So, two months, a month and a half
ago. What did you do?
>> The only other thing I can think of is
is whenever we were um the pot whenever
I was looking at Santa Villa at unless I
meet that.
>> Were you part of that fight with the
dogs and all that?
>> That pul That was the one that makes
sense. Okay.
>> Yeah. I don't understand why I got that.
I don't understand why I got that
though. There was it came out in the 19
and apparently there's a bunch of dogs
involved and then you were chasing after
a person and somebody chased after
>> No, I was just pulled off.
>> It wasn't between you and Kayla.
>> Huh?
>> Kayla Hudson.
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> Me and Lauren. Yeah. I remember she was
choking dog and I pulled I pulled a dog
off of her
>> and she came at me and I came at her but
nobody has each other or nothing or
nobody anybody.
>> Okay.
>> So I don't get why for that though. I
don't know, dear. I wasn't there. I
heard about it, but I wasn't there.
>> The warrant turned out to involve a
disorderly conduct case from roughly 6
weeks earlier. But instead of dealing
with that old charge alone, Kayla was
now hearing about obstruction, a
consequence that had been entirely
avoidable.
>> What happened? Like I was just sitting.
>> It's probably a It's a secondderee
misdemeanor disorderly conduct. You
>> have another misdemeanor for what?
>> Obstruction.
So I probably get probation or some
[ __ ]
>> You wouldn't even probably get probation
for something like that. What happened?
Yeah, you're going to jail now. Then
you'll have a bond. You should have a
bond proposal. And what if you bond out?
Then you're good to go.
>> But what if I can't bond out? Like I
don't have money.
>> You can hire a bond for 25%. But it's a
minimum of 100 bucks.
>> But I have my people's number. Like
>> give your We'll give your phone. You'll
get
>> You'll get your phone. You'll get
contacts. Yeah.
>> But like Okay. Yeah. My Wi-Fi.
>> Is that your phone on the hood? That was
Yeah.
>> The one that Yeah.
>> Okay. All right.
>> to crack it while you're pulling away
from it. I didn't know though. I didn't
know.
>> Girl, why you getting mixed up with this
stuff? You got a pace sweat softball
hoodie on. Do you play softball for pay?
No.
>> No. It's one of my one of my friends.
>> Under Florida statute section 843.02,
resisting, obstructing, or opposing an
officer who is lawfully performing
official duties without offering or
using violence constitutes a
first-degree misdemeanor. Under Florida
Statute Section 877.03, 03 engaging in
fighting conduct that breaches the peace
or other disorderly behavior can
constitute disorderly conduct, a
secondderee misdemeanor. Kayla was
charged with obstructing police and was
also wanted for disturbing the peace.
Based on the incident that occurred a
month and a half ago, her total bail
amount was set at $1,500.
Next up is an intoxicated woman who
tries to run from a traffic stop three
different times hoping to avoid a trip
to jail.
A B C D E F G F G H J K and then I will
repeat.
>> On the 21st of August 2026, police
stopped a vehicle after it was seen
driving recklessly on the road. But once
officers approached the driver, they
quickly noticed suspicious signs of
intoxication.
>> How you doing today, miss? I'm good.
>> The reason I stopped you is somebody
called you in for aggressive driving.
Okay.
>> So, um I just wanted to stop you.
Um, I saw you hit the curb a couple
times. Just stopping to make sure that
you're okay.
>> No, I'm good.
>> Okay. Do you have your license and
insurance card?
>> No, I I live down the street.
>> Okay, that's fine. I need your license
and insurance card, please.
>> Thank you. Do you have insurance on the
vehicle?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. Could you show me an insurance
card, please?
>> Do you have an insurance card, miss? I
do.
>> Okay. Are you able to show it to me or
>> I don't even know where you're if you
have a digital copy that's fine. If you
have one on your phone,
>> would you like me to give you a minute
here? I'll I can be right back with you.
Okay, just uh just stay in the car.
Okay.
>> Jennifer did not seem to realize she was
being given a very easy chance. Stay
still, hand over the documents, and let
the officer check things out. Just
seconds later, she decided to test
whether stay in the car was actually
mandatory.
myself.
>> 21. My driver just took off. Continuing
northbound now. Stop your car right now.
If you continue any further, this is
going to be flee to elude. You will be
going to jail.
>> Ma'am, step out of the car.
Step out of the car. I'm
>> sorry.
>> Get out of the car.
>> Why are you guys
>> step out?
>> I'm going home.
>> No, you're not. You're going to sit
right here on this curb right now. Okay.
>> Yes, you are, miss.
>> You're going to be mean.
>> I'm not going to be mean to you. But you
can't take off in a traffic stop like
that. You know what that's called?
>> What?
>> That's flee to elude.
>> It's a criminal offense.
>> Go home.
>> Okay. Well, we're not going home right
now. In the middle of the traffic stop,
she suddenly drove away. Jennifer was
not leading officers on a high-speed
chase. It seemed more like she simply
believed, "My house is right there, so I
can go home if I want."
>> It's going to stay right there. Okay.
It's not going to go anywhere.
Sit back down on the curb.
>> Okay.
>> Can you subject?
>> Nope. It's okay. It's not going
anywhere. Okay. I don't want you back in
that car cuz I don't want you to drive
away on me again. Okay. So, I want you
to sit back down on this curb.
Please sit down on the curb.
Thank you. Okay, just just give me No,
give me a few a few minutes here. Okay,
and I'm going to be right back with you.
Okay,
not right now. Jennifer, sit down.
>> My phone.
>> Jennifer, stop.
>> No,
>> my phone is
>> Sit back down. Okay, I'm about to If you
get up one more time, I'm putting you in
handcuffs.
>> Okay,
thank you.
>> Let me go home.
Well, we're going to talk about it in
one second. I just I haven't even added
your name in my computer yet because I
keep having to attend to you. Okay. I
literally just I'm trying to check if
you have a valid driver's license.
>> But distance from home does not decide
whether a traffic stop is over. Officers
warned her again and again. Yet, she
still kept trying to go back to the car.
>> Handcuffs. Put your hands behind your
back. Stop. Stop. This is going to Put
your hands behind your back.
>> You're being detained right now. Stop.
>> Yes, you are.
Okay,
>> ma'am. I'm going to have to put you on
the ground. Put your hands behind your
back.
>> Put your hands behind your back. N
>> I can't trust you to not get up.
>> Okay, go ahead. You can just keep going.
>> I'm going to double lock these handcuffs
now.
>> So that they don't double lock on you
and I'm going to have to babysit you
until I
>> So do not move.
>> Not like that.
>> Is this your car?
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Okay.
>> Really hurts though.
>> Well, maybe I can adjust them.
>> Well, I could stick a whole finger in.
>> I did my best not to detain her.
>> Okay.
>> One, she took off. So, I had her sitting
on the the curb. Okay.
>> You know, but she continued to keep
trying to go in the vehicle. I'm like,
"No, we're not doing this." So, I put
her in cuffs and sat her back down.
>> The irony is that the handcuffs did not
appear because of the original driving
complaint. They appeared because after
she had already driven away once, the
officer no longer trusted her to stay
put.
>> I can help you out. Ready? I
>> can't even get off.
>> 3 2 1
>> Oh.
>> Okay. All right. I'm going to use this.
>> I can't get off.
>> Okay.
>> Can't get off on.
>> I'm going to push you forward. Ready?
>> Not
red.
>> Uh fireball.
>> Fireball. Okay. Have you consumed any
alcohol today?
>> Okay.
>> Earlier.
>> Okay. So that would be very Is there any
alcohol in the vehicle?
>> No. Have you consumed any alcohol today?
You consume nothing. So can I just ask
you a question? Why would somebody call
and accuse you of drinking Fireball?
Have you drank a Fireball today?
Yesterday? Do you drink Fireball?
>> It's kind of a weird Wouldn't you agree
that's a weird drink to just say
somebody's drinking?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. So you got no alcohol today at
all?
>> Nothing. Okay. And you hit the curb.
>> Now I'm at right down the street.
>> I know where you live. Yeah. I've met
you before. Okay.
>> Um, my name is Larry. Do you remember
me?
>> Where?
>> My name is Larry. Do you remember me?
>> No.
>> It's been a while since I ran into you.
But anyways, um, you know, I did. I
double you up under.
>> So, at your house?
>> Yep. At your house.
>> Where? Right down the road. I know where
you
>> I don't know the address you're I don't
know the name the address.
>> Deputies noticed her slow speech and
other signs of impairment. From there,
officers asked Jennifer if she would
perform field sobriety tests. Um, it's
not that big of a deal. You can't be
arrested for drinking alcohol. It's when
you're impaired that makes it a crime.
Do you understand that? So, you can
drink a keg of alcohol, but as long as
you're not impaired, that's where the
criminal act becomes. Okay? Our job now
is to do a DUI investigation based off
the factors of the nature of the call
and what we've observed since we've been
here. Okay? It is your right to refuse
all those tests. We're explaining to
you, we're at the point of we want to
administer fuel soiety test. If you pass
the test, you're on your way. If you
don't pass the test, then we have other
options that we can talk about. Does
that make sense?
>> That's where we're at. Deputy's going to
ask you to admin. He's already asked
you. So, do you want to take the test
that we're going to provide to you? And
they're very simple test.
>> A test.
>> Can you recite the letter the alphabet
from letter A to Z without singing it?
>> A B C D E F G H
I P.
Let me Hang on. That's hard for
>> that's hard for anybody though. What's
your first name again?
>> Jennifer.
>> Jennifer. Okay, listen. Calm down.
Relax. Please test her for me.
>> Officers were not pressuring her just to
make her fail. In fact, they kept
reassuring her, changing the tests, and
explaining that the goal was simply to
see whether she was safe enough to
drive. But even the most basic awareness
tasks became a challenge. All right, I'm
going to have you put your feet together
and your hands at your side like this.
Okay, keep your head still and follow
the movement of my stimulus with your
eyes only. Keep following my stimulus
with your eyes until I tell you to stop.
You understand?
>> No.
>> Okay. Make sure you keep your head
straight for me. Okay.
>> Sorry.
>> No, you're all good.
>> It's hard to like watch that.
>> No, I got you. Are the lights
distracting?
>> Yeah, exactly. Here.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Turn off the front ones. Perfect.
>> Make sure you follow it. Keep your head
straight. Okay.
>> Like that.
>> Yep.
>> 1 10002 to 1003.
I can't do it. I'm not going to be able
to. Okay, you can keep trying if you'd
like or you can stop if you
>> ready.
>> Okay, go ahead.
>> 1 10 100 2 1003 Dude, I can't do it.
>> Uh, we're going to go on to the next
one. Okay.
>> But with every test came a new reason
why she could not complete it. And once
she refused to provide a breath sample
as well, officers had to make their
decision based on the totality of the
circumstances.
>> With all the tests that we did, I'm
going to have to place you under arrest
right now, okay?
>> For uh potential UI. All right. Do you
mind putting your hands behind your back
for me?
>> Where am I going?
>> You're going to go to Lake County Jail.
Okay.
>> Yep.
>> Why am I going to Lake County Jail?
>> Cuz you're driving under the influence.
>> Why am I going?
>> Do you got any weapons on you? Knives?
Anything like that that'll stick me
focus?
>> No. Okay. All right. I'm going have you
face in front of the camera. Face me.
Okay. Right here.
>> Okay. Back of my hand. I'm going to
search your chest area. Okay.
Okay. Got anything in your pockets? No.
>> No. Okay. Mind just spreading your feet
apart for me like that. Okay. All right.
Back of my hand. I'm going search your
chest area.
No weapons. Nothing over here.
>> Nope.
>> Okay. Back of my hand. I'm going to
search your buttocks area. Okay. Back of
my hand. Search your B area. Okay. Back
of my hand. Let's search your buttocks
area. Okay. Keep your legs spread apart.
You keep your feet spread and place in
the back squad.
Under Illinois Vehicle Code section
11-204
subsection A, willfully fleeing or
attempting to elude a peace officer
after being directed to stop constitutes
a class A misdemeanor. Under section
11-501,
subsection D, driving under the
influence can become aggravated DUI when
additional aggravating circumstances
apply. If the driver's license was
suspended or revoked because of a prior
DUI, subsection D, paragraph 1, subp
paragraph G applies, making the offense
a class 4 felony. In the end, she was
charged with fleeing to elude and
aggravated driving under influence. In
the next special, this entitled brat
talks down to police only to realize
life doesn't always go her way.
>> Cuz there's been advice that you crash
into the mailboxes.
>> I didn't.
>> Okay. On the 14th of July 2025, officers
received a call about a young woman
causing a disturbance in a residential
neighborhood. When they arrived, they
first gathered statements from witnesses
at the scene.
>> I have a baby in the house and I hear
knocking on the door. Knocking on the
door, knocking on the door. I guess the
girl wants to get in touch with my
friend who's sleeping. Um, driving
around here like a maniac. She almost
ran over my foot or something. I asked
her if she wanted water to calm down.
She's banging on the doors. Everybody's
coming out to see what's going on. She's
not allowed on the property. The
homeowner is actually leaving work right
now to come here to deal with this.
She's sleeping. I guess they hung out
last night. She got drunk. She had
nowhere to go. She ended up sleeping
there.
>> Is that her right there?
>> Yes. She was supposed to leave, but
she's racked her. I I don't know. But I
was sleeping. I just had surgery. I'm
not even supposed to be out here. But
she's being very disruptive. um and like
zooming off going around the corner
almost hitting a car. She still hasn't
left. Um she's mad at her because she
got she left her there sleeping and she
was drunk and she woke up and didn't
know where she was because she couldn't
drive home. So that's kind of what's
going on.
>> How old is she? 19.
>> 19. Okay.
>> According to the residents, Gabriella
had been too intoxicated to drive home
after the previous night out. When she
woke up, she wasn't happy about being
left behind, and the entire neighborhood
was quickly getting a front row seat to
that frustration.
>> Good morning,
>> Gabriella. Is that correct? What's going
on this morning?
>> So, you stop right there. You stop right
there.
>> Oh, sorry. I'm They didn't know I looked
harmless, but um this is the second time
you made me come over here just to Can
you not record me?
>> I'm not recording you at all.
>> Okay. Can you stop pointing the phone at
me? Because if you were in a position
like this, I wouldn't do it to you.
>> Okay. Okay, Gabriella, what's going on
this morning?
>> This is the second time
you tell me to drive over and you
[laughter]
I live in Miami. I drive here.
>> I woke up in my hang.
>> Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath
so I can understand what you're saying.
>> Okay, slow down. Take a deep breath.
>> In my
home, asleep in the neighborhood. Like
you don't do that [ __ ] to people. She
lived with me. I would have never
I never
>> Okay, take a deep breath.
>> I never left her on the street like
that. Now she's talking [ __ ] I DON'T
UNDERSTAND, BRO. I DON'T understand what
I did to you.
>> Gabriella, how did we get here this
morning?
>> I was with her.
>> When?
>> Take a deep breath. Relax. Officers
tried to piece together what happened,
but Gabriella was far too worked up to
calmly explain it. Just from looking at
her, it was clear she was too
intoxicated to fully understand what she
was doing.
>> Okay.
>> She driving me here and now she calling
the cops on me. [snorts]
>> Okay.
When did you get here?
>> I don't know. Do you know?
>> You were too up. You were I drove you
here after you got drunk and you were
leaning over in the car. I parked the
car and I said, "Gabby, lock the door. I
have to go to sleep." I went inside. I
couldn't even bring you inside. I got in
trouble for how late I got here. I never
told you you could come and spend the
night.
>> So, the two of you went out together
last night.
>> Okay. So, after you went out last night,
what happened?
>> I wake up in like
>> Okay. Were you guys drinking?
>> Were you using drugs?
>> Gabby,
>> are you good, bro?
>> Gabby, I'm speaking to you. acting all
like
>> Gabby
>> brand new
>> Gabby
>> Gabby I don't think you are able to
drive.
>> So if you get behind the wheel of your
car you're going to have a problem.
>> Given Gabriella's condition officers
made it clear she shouldn't be driving.
But that's typical of stubborn people.
The more you try to reason with them the
more they'll do it.
>> Gabby stop.
>> That's fine. She's allowed to record.
Okay, Gabby, you need us to pull over,
please, cuz they've been advised that
you crash into the mailboxes.
>> I didn't.
>> Okay. Well, we're going to review the
video. So, and I don't think that you're
in any condition to be driving. So, I
want you to pull over and get out of the
car, please.
Watch yourself. Watch yourself.
Okay, Gabby, step out.
>> I'm not going to step out with the car.
>> No,
>> Gabby.
>> Hey, you got a window?
>> No.
>> Gabby.
>> Hey, if you don't open if you don't roll
this window down, we're going to bust
the window.
Ordered to pull over and step outside,
Gabriella instead locked herself inside
and repeatedly refused. Officers even
warned that they would break the window
if necessary, but she seemed determined
to find out whether they actually meant
it.
>> We are about to break your window.
>> Is the car in park?
>> What are you doing?
>> Okay. Is the car in park?
>> What are you DOING?
>> I'M NOT GOING TO STEP OUT. WHAT THE IS
WRONG WITH YOU DUMBASS PEOPLE, BRO? NO,
I'M NOT STEPPING OUT WITH THE WRONG WITH
YOU? YOU'RE NOT GETTING ME OUT. WHAT THE
IS WRONG WITH YOU? I'M NOT DOING
ANYTHING.
>> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE.
>> I'm not getting out of the vehicle.
You're so ugly.
Get me out. You suck at this.
>> I got it. I got it. I got it. I didn't
even do anything. [crying]
>> A locked door didn't get Gabriella out
of the situation. Once officers removed
her from the car, she kept resisting and
turned to insulting them, even bringing
their families into it. Somehow, she was
still finding ways to make things worse.
>> I know karma's going to get you, guys.
Don't worry.
>> Don't worry.
>> Not worried. It's going to happen to
your daughter.
Luckily for me,
>> a Don't you worry. What happened to your
mother then for this?
>> Sure do.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I wasn't here 16. Do
>> you have anything on you?
>> You start dumb ass.
>> Do you have anything on you?
>> I said no.
No. Dumb. You not here.
>> Well, you going to jail today.
>> All right. Take me to jail then.
>> Okay. Whose car is this?
>> Guard her legs. Please
>> lady.
>> Oh, what? What? How bad happens to your
daughter?
>> He's a teenager.
>> I didn't even do anything, bro.
>> I didn't even do anything.
>> Hey, I'm going to get hit.
>> You relax. Get
>> me do something now, Leo.
>> All right. Now, you're going to sit up.
Bring your knees to your chest and sit
up.
>> On the count of three, you're going to
stand up. One, two, three. Stand up.
>> I need my phone, bro.
>> All right.
>> I need my phone. Yes, I need my phone.
>> Grab it for you.
>> Under Florida Statute Section 7 84.07,
07 subsection 2, paragraph B. Knowingly
committing battery against a law
enforcement officer while the officer is
lawfully performing official duties
elevates the offense from a first-degree
misdemeanor to a thirdderee felony.
Florida law separately criminalizes
resisting an officer. Resisting without
violence falls under section 843.02,
while resisting by offering or using
violence falls under section 843.01, 01.
Gabriella was ultimately charged with
battery on law enforcement and resisting
arrest, but the chaos is far from over.
Next, this aggressive woman bites a
police officer like it is nothing, then
immediately tries to act like it was all
an accident.
>> Bite you. You have a camera.
>> There's a D there.
>> You have a camera. I did not try to bite
you.
>> On the 9th of July, 2025, officers
responded to a bar to investigate a
reported battery. But before they could
even figure out what had happened, the
woman involved was already creating an
entirely new set of problems.
>> She's about to go to jail. Don't listen.
Give me your right knee. You're going to
go to jail.
>> Give me your right knee.
>> What did you say?
>> Give me the right knee. You're going to
go to jail. [music]
>> Back off the phone.
>> I'm sorry, but you need to get off my
phone.
>> Let go.
>> You need to get off my phone.
>> You need to get off your back.
>> Your feet are tain. I need you.
>> [music]
>> Stop. Don't do it. Stop.
>> You seriously are not allowed to.
>> Absolutely.
>> I'm not allowed to.
>> You're not going to go to jail for
resisting a second. So, listen.
>> Please get off me. Please get [music]
off me.
>> Seriously, please get off me.
>> Once that ID you, I'll let you go. I
know you're being
>> I have my ID.
>> Hey, you're not
>> I have my ID. I have my ID. I have my
ID. You missed the opportunity.
>> Will you let go of handcuff?
>> I already said I have my identifying.
>> Now you're under arrest.
>> Officers simply wanted to identify
Sophia during the investigation, but she
became fixated on repeating, "I have my
ID." while resisting detention. A basic
request for identification quickly
turned into a physical struggle that
never needed to happen.
>> Sit down. I have to sit down.
>> Sit down. You need to listen now and act
like an adult. SIT DOWN,
>> OFFICER. I HAVE MY ID.
>> I have my You're detained right now.
Listen to what I'm telling you. Sit
down.
>> I have my ID.
>> Sit down.
>> I have my ID.
>> SIT DOWN.
>> I HAVE MY ID.
>> WE ARE INVESTIGATING a battery and
you're the offender.
>> I did not BATTERY ANYONE. LOOK AT MY ID.
>> Sit down.
>> I have my ID.
>> Sit like he's asking you TO. DO NOT
>> SIT DOWN. YOU don't
sit.
>> Sitting down
me.
>> You're about to go if you don't let us
down. Sit down.
>> If you have WHY ARE
>> YOU TRYING TO BITE MY PARTNER? Sit down
before you TRY TO
>> SIT DOWN. DETAIN ME.
>> I'm not trying to detain you. You are
detained.
>> What are you doing?
>> I have my ID.
>> Is it a lesson? Help me. I have my ID.
>> You have to listen.
>> What's your Is your first name?
>> At this point, having ID or not won't
change the situation. So, it's best for
her to remain silent and abide by the
law.
>> You You say that in court. You say that
in court.
>> You say that in court. T R E. How do you
pronounce it?
>> T L R
E Y R.
>> How do you pronounce it? That's how you
That's how you spell it.
You ready to listen what's going on or
not?
>> You said someone called you.
>> Yes.
>> Where's the Okay, so you said someone
called you.
>> Yes.
>> Who?
>> The establishment.
>> Who's the establishment? What's your
name?
>> What bar are you in right now?
>> Neighborville.
>> What bar are you in?
>> What do you mean?
>> What bar is this?
>> What do you mean?
>> The establishment. The bar that you're
in.
>> This is Banter.
A N E R.
>> So they have security staff here and a
bartender here. So you fight the woman.
>> I did not fight a woman.
>> They also said that you took her stuff
which was on you when we came in come in
contact with you. You did. You took the
phone. I did not.
>> It's not yours in a wallet. It's not
yours.
>> That's why I'm mad because
>> they were in your hands. They were in
your hands when I came in contact.
>> No, I did not.
>> And then you're not listening. We were
asking to give you your ID. You're being
detained.
>> No, I gave you my ID. That's why you had
it. That's why you have it. That's why
you have No, I asked you to not detain
me because I would give you the ID
that's in my bag.
>> Phone and phones in our faces.
>> No, I asked you
to not detain me because I would give
you the ID too much to drink.
>> Mr. S L G I don't talk to them. Call
your lawyer. You're fine. Call your
lawyer. Keep going. Call your lawyer
right now. Call your dad. Call your
lawyer.
>> Mr. G. You're not part of this. Go.
Is that his name? How do you pronounce
her name?
>> Once Sophia finally listened, officers
explained they were investigating
allegations that she'd fought another
woman and had the woman's belongings.
But instead of helping clear things up,
she remained far more interested in
arguing about being detained.
>> Hey, stop yelling cuz you don't call the
shots. You're about to go to jail and
about 3 seconds if YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH.
>> BUT I UNDERSTAND THE LAW AND I know that
you don't has information about my name.
Put it in your car.
>> Whose phone is that?
>> Put it in your camera.
>> IF YOU DIDN'T,
>> how old are you?
>> I will swear to you the law that you did
not Mr. S.
>> Way too old to be acting like this in
the bar.
>> E L I did not put his phone into the
camera. You're in handcuffs cuz you're
acting like a child.
>> No, I'm handcuffed because you two did
not know the law and handcuffed someone.
>> Wrong. Felt like you're about to say
something else. What else?
>> Who did not commit a crime?
>> Is it against the law?
>> WHO DID NOT commit a crime? Is it
against the law to try to bite an
officer?
>> What?
>> Yes.
>> No.
>> Could you go to jail right now? Yes.
>> No.
>> Are we trying to work it out elsewhere?
Elsewhere? Yes.
>> No.
So, if you want to keep acting like a
child and keep talking and run your
mouth when you don't know what you're
talking about, you'll go to jail.
>> I'll leave.
>> I'll leave. I'll leave. The other option
is you can sit down and
>> stop talking.
>> Sophia insisted the officers didn't
understand the law while they reminded
her she'd resisted and allegedly tried
to bite one of them. Despite all of
that, she was still about to be handed a
remarkably easy way out.
When you go home,
>> I want I want you to Google I want you
to Google trespass laws. I want you to
Google battery. I want you to Google
assault.
>> I also want you to Google what
entertainment is. And then hopefully
hopefully next time you come out and
drink. If you keep touching me like
THAT, YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL for
battery.
>> What are you talking about?
>> Don't grab my hand like that.
>> What are you talking about?
>> You just squeeze my hand.
>> I did not.
>> It's time to act like an adult.
>> I did not squeeze my hand.
>> Get out of the bar.
Do
>> I have my all my ID?
>> You came in here with
>> Leave the bar now.
>> You need to leave the time to go. It's
not time outside.
>> Leave the bar now. Why are you calling
911?
>> Because you guys use 911. You call 911,
you go to jail.
>> 911.
>> Leave the bar. Now your name.
>> Leave. You have 3 seconds to start
walking.
>> Leave the bar. Leave the bar.
>> They have to not stop. Stop this.
>> No. I need your name.
>> They have given you multiple warnings.
If you don't leave the bar, you will get
arrested.
>> You're not allowed back here ever again.
>> But Sophia apparently didn't know when
to stop. Instead of leaving, she kept
arguing, called 911 with multiple
officers standing right there, and
ignored warning after warning. Her final
opportunity to walk away was
disappearing fast.
>> Hands behind your back.
>> We told you under arrest.
>> You're You're under arrest.
>> You so right now.
>> Hands behind your back. Hands behind
your back. Do not resist.
>> You're under arrest. You're under
arrest.
>> What?
>> Number one, false 911. Don't call 911.
There's four officers right here. Go to
jail.
>> What is your issue?
>> You need to act like an adult. You know,
you don't know how to act like
>> I told you 100 times. We gave you a
chance to leave. I could have taken you
to jail 20 minutes ago.
>> For trying to bite an officer, for
resisting, for failing to identify, and
now you're calling 911 multiple times.
We told you not to call 911. It's harm.
It's conduct.
>> I'm not sure where my friend is.
>> You called an officer asking if we were
real. They have this.
>> The woman was charged with trespassing
and resisting arrest. Next. This dumb
girl does not want embarrassing footage
of herself posted online, even though
moments earlier she was acting
completely unhinged.
>> This recorded.
>> Yeah, don't post that.
>> Well, I mean, I don't post it.
>> Please don't post it.
>> On the 17th of June, 2025, officers
responded to a crash scene after a
female driver lost control, crossed the
median, and finally stopped on the
roadside.
>> Hello. Who was driving?
>> I was driving.
>> Do you have your license, Mr. P? Yeah,
it's in the car, but like I hit the
medium and like I don't know what
happened. Like it just went wrong.
>> Can you give me the
>> Yeah. Can you bring your flashlight
boys 52?
>> Can I use your flashlight, please?
>> Where is it?
>> Is it on the other side or
>> Were you guys in the vehicle?
>> Yes. Um, who was in this car?
>> Us three. that I didn't I didn't see it
and like he he like breaks really like
fastly that I didn't understand like why
he d like he drops like he like he went
like on break like really fast
>> and I understand why.
>> Okay. Do you have the registration?
>> Yeah.
>> Do you need any medical attention?
I just feel like I hit my legs and my
feet really hard and my arms, but I
don't think I need any medic like
medical like anything like
>> I just feel like I'm bruised.
>> Can you get your uh registration for me?
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah, I think she might be
>> She blamed the car ahead for breaking
suddenly, but officers quickly noticed
something else that needed a closer
look.
>> Okay. Cuz the way you're talking to me,
I can smell some alcohol on you.
>> Yeah, I had a a little bit of alcohol,
but I'm not like really tipsy. Like I
feel like I'm capable of walking and
>> So how many? A little bit of alcohol.
How much is that?
>> I had a twisted tea.
>> A twisted tea. Just one.
>> Yeah, just one.
>> Uh how how many ounces was it?
>> It was a small can and it was like a
peach tea.
>> A peach tea.
>> Yeah. And I didn't even finish it all.
>> Okay.
>> So like I said, no, you know, I could
smell it on you.
>> Yeah. I I'm I'm not going to lie to you.
I did have a little bit of it and I
didn't finish the whole can so that's
why I thought I was capable of driving.
>> Okay.
>> And
>> that's fine. I mean so based on all that
would you be able to would you be
willing to submit to the field soiety
test to make sure that
>> I'm willing to do that.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Did
>> can I
just don't know if she needs to be seen.
>> Do you need do you need checked out or
no?
>> Um I hurt my leg a little bit but like
>> Do you want your vitals checked?
>> Are you mom?
>> I just felt
Okay. Like that's my app and I
understand but like I might have had a
drink but like I'm not drunk.
>> Oh and I I didn't say you're drunk. I I
could just smell it.
>> Like you based on that because I took a
shot but like I
>> So you drank that twisted tea in a shot?
>> No, I took a test but like I understand
like there's a certain amount that you
can drink and that you can't drink to
considerate that like you are drunk and
all
>> but like I don't think that I'm drunk.
>> Okay. So that that's why I'm going to do
these uh field sobriety tests to make
sure that you're good to drive home.
Okay.
>> Okay. Thank you.
>> Can I blink?
>> Yeah, you could blink.
>> Okay.
>> Aubrey first admitted to an unfinished
twisted tea and then a shot entered the
story. Still, she insisted she felt
perfectly capable of driving and agreed
to perform the field sobriety exercises
to prove exactly that.
Then you want me to turn around
>> like instructed.
>> Make sure you count your steps out loud.
>> One, two, three,
four, five,
six, seven,
eight, nine.
Turn around.
And one 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9. Let's turn around.
One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Turn around.
>> Okay, you're good.
2001, 2002, sorry, 2003, 2004, 2005,
2006, 2007, 2008, 2009.
>> Leave your foot parallel.
>> 200 8 No, wait. 9 10 11 2012.
Sorry, I'm just not You're okay.
>> 2013,
2014, 2015, 2016, [snorts]
2017,
2018. Sorry, I'm not that coordinate.
2018, 2019, 2012, you can stop 21.
>> The exercises became harder than Aubrey
seemed to expect. Before long, she was
beginning to wonder whether an arrest
was coming next.
>> All right, Aubrey, go ahead and turn
around. Put your hands behind back.
>> Am I under arrest?
>> Yeah. So, you're under arrest for
driving under the influence. Okay.
Can you show some light?
>> Yeah, I got I could
[snorts]
>> Can you do a SI, please?
>> Sia.
>> All right,
come on.
Oh yeah, you can put on your sand.
[snorts]
>> Here. [clears throat]
>> Oh, you want to take her cops instead?
>> Take these.
>> No way.
>> Okay. Going to lock down a mouse.
>> Then is this your car? Like don't see
you?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. It's going to be towed by sunset.
Okay. Just let you know. I'll give you
the card um to the officer who's
[snorts] arresting you and you'll get
that with you. Okay.
>> Did I fail the drug the test? Uh, so
it's not a fail or pass.
>> Oh,
>> it's basically it shows whether you're
>> Yeah. Show signs of impairment.
>> The answer came moments later when
Aubrey was arrested for driving under
influence. She kept asking whether she'd
failed the tests or how far over the
limit she was, but officers explained
they were looking for signs of
impairment, not a passing score.
These cuffs are really hurting me.
>> I'll take one off right now when we're
uh whenever I sit down.
[snorts]
>> It depends. Sit down.
This one. That one's going to have to
stand.
>> I know you can smell alcohol, but I feel
like I'm not that drunk. So, it's not so
much as how drunk you are. It's the fact
of So, the test that he did, it's not
pass or failure.
>> Can you help me please pull down the
table? Oh,
>> I'm sorry. It's okay. So, like we were
explaining is those tests aren't pass or
fail. They're they're designed to show
any signs of impairment. So, that's what
it is. So like I'm I'm sure I had a
shower or two, but like I'm sure there's
a certain percentage of like how much
you have to be, you know, if you get
rested.
>> Any amount impairment to the slightest?
>> Oh, so I'm drunk.
>> Well, I mean, again, I'm not the one who
did your tests, but I'm definitely
>> Aubrey remained focused on one point.
She simply didn't feel that drunk.
Officers explained that impairment was
what mattered. At the hospital, Aubrey
briefly denied driving despite admitting
it earlier.
>> Okay. How soon can I get bailed out?
>> So, you'll have to wait till the morning
to see.
>> Are you serious? I have to sleep here.
>> No, you're not going to sleep here.
You're This is not the jail.
>> Dude, look at my leg. That leg's
horrible.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> He's um once you guys are done here,
he's going to take you to the hospital,
get medically checked out, and then from
there, you go to the jail.
>> Okay. How am I going in the hospital?
>> No.
>> Oh, also.
>> So, yes.
these [ __ ] They're not [ __ ]
>> I'm going to drop them all
and I'm just dating one them [ __ ]
>> Hey, is this recorded?
>> Yeah.
>> Don't post that.
>> Well, I mean, I don't post it.
>> Please don't post it. I
>> I [laughter] know. But there's I know
there's someone that likes to
>> get these videos, so it's public.
>> I love you, but you for not like saving
me.
>> That you good, though.
I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.
>> Okay. Honestly, my
>> She badgered the officers about using
the bathroom like this was her own
private service stop. Then in a strange
twist, she brought up her dream of
becoming a nurse.
>> You must bail me out right now.
>> All right. So,
>> no
audience
>> like in order to get off the
>> Wait, what am I getting charged with?
>> Aggravated DWI.
>> Aggravated.
>> What was my damage?
>> 18 and.1.
>> What? And what is it supposed to be?
That's double the limit. The limit is
>> the limit is 08.
>> Oh,
how do I fix that?
>> You go to court.
>> I'm trying to be a nurse. It's not
that's not going to happen with that.
>> You're going to go to court.
>> I'm doing something.
>> Not really.
>> Did my mom show up or no?
>> I think it was your aunt.
>> My aunt told my mom, huh? She said that
>> and then I
>> I don't know. I just saw your Oh, yeah.
She said she was going to tell
>> and I told her not to. She said I have
to.
>> Not that big.
>> The result of her blood alcohol test was
0.18. That's 0.19 g of alcohol per 210 L
of breath, [music] which is more than
double the legal limit. She was booked
at the detention center and held until
her initial court appearance. But things
didn't end there. This time, police had
to head to the airport and deal with
this stubborn little princess.
>> Charlie, I'm on the go. Get up.
>> On the 4th of April, 2023, Atlanta
police were called to the airport
because a Southwest passenger was denied
boarding due to intoxication. The
airline rescheduled the flight for the
following day, but Jessica wasn't about
to leave easily.
>> She can't get to the flight.
>> Hey guys,
>> I'm here.
All right. So, I guess you
>> I already know
>> every day. Same. Okay.
>> All right. Please go home.
>> Yeah. But you're not going to go home
until tomorrow. They might rebook you.
>> It's not happening today.
>> I have to go home.
>> It's not happening today.
>> Do you know anybody here in Atlanta that
you could possibly stay with?
>> Okay.
>> Next time you got to wait to drink until
you get to your destination.
Hey, [clears throat]
>> she going to get some
>> she can sit still
she can do but other than that
she get
>> No. Well, she's already booked for
tomorrow. So, I'm taking her.
>> I'm booked.
>> They have you rebooked for tomorrow.
>> Can I talk to
>> mom?
>> Yeah.
>> Talk to the office.
>> Mom.
Oh, it's me.
>> No, I know.
>> Jessica wasn't even under arrest at this
point. Somehow, a fairly easy solution
was already becoming unnecessarily
complicated.
>> Hi, ma'am. This is Officer Kendall. I've
been called out because she's
intoxicated. Of course, with Southwest
policy and guidelines, they're not going
to let her fly for another 24 hours. So,
>> yes, I understand.
>> So, I have to take her out of a secure
area. So, I would just explain to your
daughter that she needs to go ahead and
comply or she will go to jail for
public.
>> Um, all we're trying to do is just take
her out of a secure area. She's at this
point she's not detained, but I have to
remove her from the gate.
>> Want to relax?
>> She's not booked until tomorrow. Told
you that.
>> So, if you could explain that to her for
me, I'd appreciate it.
>> Say, why'd you hang up on your mother?
All right. So, I'm going
>> I'm going.
>> Okay. Come on. I'm going to take you out
of a secure area.
>> You might want to talk to your mom. Talk
to your mother. Don't hang up on your
mom.
>> I'm not I'm playing. Just bring it down.
>> Should I go to the bathroom?
>> If you need to use the restroom.
>> Yes, I do.
>> Okay. Come on. Let's go to the restroom.
Get your bag. Okay.
>> Let's go.
>> Yeah. Cuz it's going to be a problem.
I'm not even going to leave that out.
Come on. Let's go. You said you need to
use the bathroom. Let's go. Come on.
>> Right now, you're just going to use the
restroom and then we can talk to your
mom and see if she can book you a
problem.
>> A hotel.
>> It's not going to be a problem. Just go
with
>> Apparently, it is. Apparently, it is.
>> Where's the restroom at?
>> Ma'am, it's going to be right here.
>> Officers kept giving Jessica chances to
use the restroom, call her mother, and
calmly leave the area, but she didn't
seem to realize her easiest option was
quickly disappearing. What is her name?
>> Come on. Come on. My name is Jessica.
>> No. What happened was unfortunately they
>> name. Come on.
>> My name is not Kate.
>> Okay. What is your name?
>> Jessica.
>> Okay, Jessica. Come on. Let's go.
>> No, I'm Come on.
>> Come on, Jessica. Let's go.
>> Listen, Jessica, you're going to work
yourself up into something and you don't
want to go to jail in another state.
Let's go.
Come on. I got to take you out of the
secure area. Let's go.
>> Come on. Breathe and walk. Come on. Just
breathe. Come on. Come on. Let's go.
Let's go. Put your foot down in front of
the other. You're okay. Come on.
>> No. Okay.
>> You know what?
>> That's fine. We're not going to do this
tonight.
>> You're putting handles on you.
>> I am.
>> I am.
>> Okay. You But it's okay. Are you going
to comply or not? Are you complying yet?
Yes or no?
Now, let's walk to the car so I can drop
you off.
>> Let's go.
>> Let's go. Come on. Let's go.
>> Jessica was clearly warned that she
could simply walk out or eventually turn
the situation into an arrest. She
insisted she would cooperate, but that
cooperation wouldn't last nearly long
enough to change where the night was
heading.
>> Let's go. No.
>> LET'S GO. NO.
>> LET'S GO.
>> NO.
>> NO.
>> NO.
>> Let's go. Get up.
>> No.
>> Get up.
>> No.
>> Get up.
>> No.
>> No. No.
>> No.
No.
What are you doing? What are you doing?
Throwing me.
>> No. You throw me.
>> Get in the vehicle.
>> No.
>> What are you doing?
>> Get in the vehicle.
>> What are you doing? What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Help!
No! No! No!
No!
>> Eventually, the patients ran out.
Jessica was handcuffed for being
publicly intoxicated and refusing to
comply, then continued resisting on the
way to the patrol car. Missing her
flight had officially become the least
of her problems.
>> Okay.
All right, Jessica, cut out for us. Step
out there.
>> You can step out. Are you being mean?
>> Here are being nice to me. Yes. I'm
going to be nice to you. Come on. You're
good.
>> I want the other one.
>> Yeah, you're fine.
>> No.
>> You're fine.
>> No,
>> you're fine.
>> What's wrong?
>> You got to pick We got to get you out.
>> No,
>> Jessica, you got to come out.
>> No, no, not there.
>> No, she's not going to do anything to
you. She's with me. So, I got you. Good.
Come on.
It's cooperate with us. That's all. This
way. Walk this way.
>> Thank you. Yes.
You get inside, they going to get some
phone number. The phone for you. You can
call me.
>> Yes. When you get home.
>> Yeah. When you get in here, they going
to turn your phone off. They going to
get you something about the phone.
>> We will over here.
>> Ultimately, she was convicted of
disturbing the peace and resisting
arrest. But the officer's shift was far
from over when this lover struck
troublemaker decided her devotion was
worth challenging the police.
>> Come on over here.
>> Let me sit down.
>> On the 31st of October 2025, officers
responded to a home after a woman
allegedly broke into her boyfriend's
residence. She claimed she'd been
assaulted inside. But as officers
started asking questions, the story
quickly became far more complicated.
>> What's going on? Hold on. Hold on. And
we ain't going. All right. All right.
All right. We ain't going anywhere right
now. Okay. We ain't going anywhere right
now. All right.
>> He was throwing me to the ground.
>> Okay. Relax.
>> Cuz I found him watching last night.
>> Okay. All right. Relax. Okay.
>> We're going to figure out what's going
on.
>> Let me just go home.
>> Go ahead.
>> Okay. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.
Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.
>> I never want to see him again. I want to
get out of this house.
>> All right. Relax. All right.
>> He pushed me to the ground multiple
times. How much have you had a drink?
Cuz you're you're you're wreaking
>> somewhere for 3 years. Can I please
leave? He threw me to the ground
multiple times and I just
>> No, we're not we're not we're not
leaving yet. Okay. Need to relax.
>> He threw me to the ground multiple
times.
>> You already said that.
>> I know, but it hurts and [clears throat]
I just
>> You want an ambulance?
>> I want to leave.
>> Okay. I mean, are you hurt? Do you want
an ambulance?
>> I don't have insurance. I don't want an
ambulance. I just want to leave. My dad
is right there. I just
>> I I already spoke to him. I already
spoke to him there. Okay, relax. Okay,
[snorts] calm down.
>> He wants to beat him up, too, because
he's such a piece of [ __ ]
>> but he's not going to because he
respects the law and he beat me up and I
just want to go home,
>> okay?
>> Please,
>> just hold on. Okay,
>> I don't want to be here.
>> The police approached her while she was
in a state of emotional distress. Their
first priority was to help her calm
down.
>> Okay, so what? Just kind of take me
through this. What? What happened today?
>> You said information.
>> I left my phone and my keys to my
apartment at his house [snorts] last
night when I got in a fight and he
called the cops on me
>> last night. What time was this?
>> Probably around like 9.
>> 9. And what happened then?
>> I found his phone.
>> Okay.
>> And ran out into the car.
>> Okay.
>> And asked him to drive me home. And he
wanted to drive me home.
>> Okay.
>> So then, so then what happened then?
>> What did the what did what did the
police do? I found my friend pulled up
and it worked out perfectly.
>> Okay.
>> For he pulled up looking for his wallet
and I asked him to give me a ride home
and he gave me a ride full.
>> Okay.
>> But I came today to get to get my phone
and my keys to my dad's apartment and he
wouldn't let me in and his dad was
screaming curse words at me over the
ring.
>> Okay.
>> And so I went in cuz I know how to get
into his house cuz I've been dating him
for three years.
>> Okay. So now we're going up today. You
came here. His dad's in there too. His
dad is not in there.
>> Okay. So, what So, so you came here
today for what?
>> My phone and my keys.
>> Your phone and your keys. Okay. So, take
me through that. What happened?
>> I left them in his car yesterday.
>> No, no, no. What happened today?
>> I walked in here.
>> Mhm.
>> And asked for my phone and my keys and
then he threw me to the garage.
>> So, what do you mean walked in? Were you
banging on the door? Were you
>> He wasn't answering.
>> And he wasn't answering.
>> I wasn't yelling and screaming. I was
just banging on the door.
>> And then And then you said And then you
said he wouldn't let you in. And and I
knew how to get in. Yeah.
>> So, how did you get in?
>> Through the window. Because I've been
dating him for 3 years and I know how to
get into his house cuz his dad
banned me from his house when I bent his
Trump magazine.
>> The police understood the gist of her
story. Then, while the police were
taking her boyfriend's statement, she
became angry again.
>> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't go in
there.
>> What did he just say?
>> Come on. Over here.
>> Let me sit down. As long as you sit
there.
>> He beat me up in there.
>> Why did there
was on my own try to run on you?
>> This was him beating me to the ground.
>> Then why would you go in there?
>> Cuz I love it.
>> Well, how's that working out for you?
>> Well, when he said to stay right there,
why would you run past him and then run
over here?
>> What were you trying to do?
>> WHAT WAS THE PLAN?
>> HE HURTS ME.
>> WHAT WERE YOU TRYING TO DO WHEN you went
inside? What was the plan?
So sad because he went to a strip club
with his son.
>> When asked why she would possibly do
that, her explanation was remarkably
simple. She loved him. From there,
things unraveled quickly.
You guys are
>> You got to go on cuffs
>> now.
Get on the ground.
>> They told me strip CLUBS ARE OKAY AND
THEY'RE NOT OKAY.
>> On your stomach.
>> They told me strips are okay.
>> Get on your stomach.
>> They're not okay.
>> STRIP GLOVES ARE NOT [screaming] OKAY.
>> STRIP GLOVES ARE NOT OKAY. STOP
LAUGHING.
>> THEY SAID THEY BOTH FIT THE strip clubs.
>> I DON'T TRUST EITHER OF THEM.
>> Let go. Let go. Okay. Let go.
>> Stop calling me.
>> Okay.
>> You guys are disgusting.
>> You got to tighten those up.
>> Yeah.
>> The fact that you think strip clubs are
okay. You should not.
>> That's actually not what I said. You
asked me if I had BEEN TO ONE.
>> [screaming]
>> YOUR SO YOU THINK YOU'RE OKAY.
>> STOP IT.
>> STOP CLAWING ME. You're going to get
another charge.
>> Can you guys please just elucid him a
little bit? I've been here.
>> You know that. No.
>> No.
>> All right. You go up. GO UP.
>> YEAH. [screaming]
>> ACTUALLY, YOU KNOW WHAT? Stay right
there. Can you keep her there? She
fought officers as they tried to
restrain her, then somehow turned the
confrontation into an argument about
whether strip clubs were acceptable.
Meanwhile, police still hadn't even
finished investigating the original
incident.
>> All right, she ain't going anywhere now.
>> All right,
>> guys. Good. I talked to the guy. Yeah.
Yeah.
>> Well, I thought we were before, too. So,
>> can you please loose just a little bit?
I I got hands
>> and
>> they're nice and loose. They they
>> they're really not. I got I got scores
from hand. I got fake now.
>> Okay, just stop. Stop moving around. I
can fit my entire finger in them.
>> I can't though. Can you please loose?
>> They're actually too loose.
>> No, they're hurting me.
>> We can fit a pinky in.
>> If I can fit my entire index finger in
there.
>> They're reallying hurting me.
>> I heard you.
>> They're not for comfort.
>> They're not design.
>> Yeah. And I got kidnapped in them.
>> Just sit still. You'll be fine.
>> And now I'm getting kidnapped cuz he
beat me up. He pushed me low so many
times. I just want to leave.
How did you get here?
>> I My dad drove me. My dad's right out
there. I want my dad to drive me home
right now.
>> How old are you?
>> I'm 21.
>> Okay.
>> And I've been since I was 17 and he beat
me up. Can I Can I please just take I'll
I'll keep the feet ones on me.
>> No. No. I don't trust
>> No, I don't trust you at all. So, no.
>> I mean, it's not necessarily my
decision, but I I would if it was my
call, I wouldn't take these off.
>> Can you please at least loosen them a
little bit? They can't be They cannot
get any more loose.
>> I got kidnapped. My parents paid
$40,000.
[snorts]
>> They were both
>> from my house.
>> Can you please loosen these a little
bit? They really, really, really are.
Please.
>> Once restrained, her attention shifted
to the handcuffs, which she insisted
were painfully tight. Even though
officers could fit an entire finger
underneath, she still expected to leave
with her father, but that option was no
longer on the table.
>> [groaning]
>> All right.
>> You
>> watch the stairs.
>> No, I'm going to go with my dad. But can
you please
>> No, you're under arrest.
>> No, you're under arrest, sir.
>> For what?
>> Well, home invasion for starters.
>> I don't know how a home invasion if he
has my phone.
The home is a home invasion if he has my
phone and my keys.
My dad brought me here to get my phone
and my keys and wouldn't give them to
me. So, I had to go in the way I knew
how to because we've been dating for 4
years. But did you guys hear that he
stole my phone and keys?
>> Can you take me to the hospital instead,
please? I hurt my head. Yeah, please.
Can you take me to the hospital?
>> The woman is charged with aggravated
assault of a police officer, domestic
assault, property damage, AND
TRESPASSING.
>> HE'S MY FRIEND ON FACEBOOK, BRO.
>> HE IS?
>> YES.
>> WELL, that's pretty good news, right?
>> I swear you want to figure OUT WHERE
WE'RE FROM.
>> ON December 1st, 2025, officers in
Washington responded after an off-duty
store security officer reported that a
woman had been smoking marijuana inside
a Walmart and then drove away appearing
impaired. And from the first contact, it
was clear this stop was not going to
stay simple.
>> Correct.
>> Correct. Just recording.
>> If this is a uh highway patrol, is this
correct?
>> Well, right now we're off the freeway.
>> Is there anything I can assist you for?
And why was I pulled over? So,
>> yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell
you. So,
>> okay. Well, I I just got on the freeway.
I just left Walmart. How can I assist
you?
>> Someone at Walmart said they saw you
using drugs and they were concerned.
>> I didn't use drugs at all. I smell
marijuana because I have CBD in my car
and I am a patient. If you want to work
hard disability, I have all those
things. So, I'm trying to figure out why
you're pulling me over, but I didn't do
anything.
>> Do you have your driver's license with
you?
>> I do have one.
>> Okay. And then do you have registration
and proof of insurance?
>> You guys stole my stuff. You already
told my stuff the last sit for me. Okay.
>> No problem. I mean, there's state lines
and county lines, but you know, I am on
my own. Happy holiday.
One second. Stay here.
>> During the stop, Ayana immediately
questioned why she had been pulled over,
denied using drugs, yet openly
acknowledged that she had marijuana and
CBD in the vehicle. And as the
conversation continued, her answers
became harder and harder for deputies to
follow.
>> Cuz he's my father, and Mr.
I love you and your stupid mom and
stupid and JT all you guys and everybody
else. I love her back. the way
>> uh she's like she was stumbling around
kind of inside the store as well.
>> Yeah. And then the employees wanted her
kicked out so I kicked her out.
>> OKAY.
>> HE'S MY FRIEND ON FACEBOOK, BRO.
>> HE IS?
>> YES.
>> WELL, THAT'S PRETTY good news, right?
>> I swear you want to figure OUT WHERE
WE'RE FROM. HOLY [ __ ] THAT MY FRIEND,
BRO.
>> OH, YEAH.
>> YEAH.
>> Was he there DOING A STORY?
>> YEAH, HE WAS DOING SOME [ __ ] I DON'T
KNOW. I WAS OVER THERE SMOKING, HAVING A
GOOD TIME RIGHT BY MY HOUSE. YEAH, HE
WAS BUSY THIS WEEKEND.
>> SO, I don't have much for vehicle in
motion. Jumped behind her right as the
light turned green and then basically
lit her up as we crossed the
intersection.
>> She threw her hazards on and kind of
like slowly pulled over this way. It
>> was a good baseball game, but baseball.
I don't represent baseball.
>> Why not?
>> Never. No. I don't want to talk about my
clevering story that you guys killed me
on live TV for free. So, everybody, I
want my [ __ ] back on here. There's odor
and marijuana from the car. Basically,
her eyes look affected. Like, I wouldn't
want to look at it more closely, but I
can see the whites of her pupils or
whites of her eyes all the way around.
And she's acting.
>> While she remained in the driver's seat,
officers reached back out to the
original witness to lock down what had
happened inside the store. And as that
account described smoke, stumbling, and
erratic behavior, Ayana was already
building a very different version of
events from behind the wheel.
>> Big mood swings. Big mood swings right
now. buying last name, shaking your
hand.
>> Why are you going to speak to me? This
is another Lego stack. I just talked to
three people. How can I assist you?
>> I just came to talk to you. I'm here.
>> How are you? It's the first of the month
again, right?
>> Where are we going today?
>> You want to rap with me?
Give me
up.
>> Turn the music up as she's dancing.
Okay. All right. I asked for a tripod.
He said, "Yeah,
>> can you turn that music down, please?"
>> Oh, why?
>> We're having a hard time hearing you
right now with this.
>> Please call State Patrol. This is now
safe.
>> We're having a hard time hearing you.
Would you be willing to exit the car and
talk to us real quick?
>> I am not going to do that.
>> You're not going to exit the car?
>> No, sir. Call safe patrol lines.
>> If you touch my car the wrong way, see,
you just exit the car the wrong way.
>> You step out of the car. Okay. As the
stop went on, her mood shifted rapidly
from friendly to threatening and back
again. And when deputies tried to move
the investigation forward by asking for
the keys and getting her out of the car,
she redirected the entire encounter by
turning up the music and refusing to
cooperate.
>> Okay. At this time, you're under arrest
for DUI. Okay.
>> For what? DUI.
>> Need you to step out of the car now.
>> I'm not. Nope.
You want me to speed off? You thought
you were smart. NO, I'M NOT. DO I SWEAR?
NICE DAY, COMMANDER and chief officer.
>> You're pulling me out the car for what
reason?
>> Why are you pulling ME OUT THE CAR?
>> WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME OUT THE CAR?
>> COME ON.
>> WHY ARE YOU demonstrating
the FS failure?
>> Step out of the car. You're under arrest
of a
stand.
>> Put that hand.
>> You still in front of me, you dirty ass
hand. I said you are pulling me and
hurting me for no reason.
>> Get out of the car. YOU'RE IN THE CAR.
>> WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME?
>> OKAY, I guess I'm going to
>> for free and you're on this court again
on live TV.
>> Let's go.
>> 4 3 2 1 SPD
patrol. You're in jail. Count to 10. 1 4
>> What?
I sense this place. Place of what?
Residence.
Hell, my [ __ ] is when they look at me
in my eyes, little fish. Any other any
other
house?
Wait, what else?
Ayana. All right, I'll
>> put you in there.
>> Pick your leg up. Let's go. Oh, well.
Byebye.
You didn't roll my name over nothing and
I asked tonight. Bye. You little dumbass
fish. Bye.
>> You never win.
>> Are we?
>> I mean,
>> at that point, the stop was no longer
just about what had happened at Walmart.
Once it was clear she was not going to
step out voluntarily, deputies moved in
to arrest her. And even after she was
secured in the patrol car, the argument
only kept going. you know that you are
subject to arrest getting a DUI from
Walmart.
>> Can I read this too so I can explain
everything? So this can be for trespass
from Walmart. Okay. So Walmart does not
want you at their property for a period
of a year. Okay. Doesn't matter what you
did. They want you trespass.
>> No. No. No. Excuse me, sir. Please read
that again.
>> I know that I am subject to arrest for
criminal trespass
entering
at THE ABOVE LOCATION. I DO.
>> I UNDERSTAND THAT MY refusal warning
does not relieve me from a court of law.
>> You have the right to talk to an
attorney for answering any questions.
>> FEDERAL
ATTORNEY
AGAIN.
>> I'm going to restart this. Okay.
>> Again, YOU TALK.
>> YOU have the right to remain silent.
>> You have the right time to attorney.
>> Anything you say, can and will it be
used against you in a court of law? Do
you understand these rights? [ __ ] I
didn't do nothing. But absolutely, I
want an attorney cuz I didn't DO
NOTHING. WHY? REQUEST MY ATTORNEY NOW.
>> Having these rights to mind. Do you want
to talk to me now?
>> Excuse me, sir.
>> You want to talk to me now?
>> Following the arrest, officers cited her
for driving under the influence and
resisting arrest. And because she
refused voluntary testing, a judge
approved a warrant for a blood draw as
the investigation continued. Now, let's
turn our attention to an 82-year-old
woman who seemed convinced that age had
placed her somewhere above the rules.
>> But no, I'm not coming.
>> Yes, you need to step out of the car.
>> Off.
>> I don't care how old you are. We will
pull you out of this car.
>> On January 26th, 2025, deputies
conducted a traffic stop after clocking
a vehicle at nearly 20 mph over the
speed limit. And what began as a
speeding stop started changing the
moment the deputy saw several empty beer
cans sitting in the back seat. 54 and a
35 on the overpass over there.
>> I was I
>> Yes, ma'am. That's almost 20 miles an
hour over the speed limit
>> on the bridge.
>> Yes, ma'am. It's 35 on the bridge.
>> I'm sorry.
>> All right. Do you have your license,
registration, proof of insurance,
>> but I did stop at the stop sign if you
noticed.
>> Well, I wasn't worried about that. I was
more worried about the almost 20 m hour
over the speed limit.
>> Really?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> All right. I'm about a mile from home.
>> Where are you coming from?
>> From a friend's house.
>> Okay. So, what do you need?
>> Your license, your registration, and
proof of insurance.
>> I don't believe I was going over speed.
>> Okay.
>> Here.
>> You got me on a thing?
>> Yes, ma'am. I got a a radar system in my
car that's certified.
>> Sorry.
>> That looks like it. Are you the
registered owner of the vehicle?
>> Absolutely. What does it say? Is that
this vehicle?
>> Hyundai.
>> The Hyundai 2025.
>> Okay.
You got a lot of cans in your back seat.
>> Well, they're not mine.
>> They're not yours.
>> They're not mine. No.
>> Ma'am, I'm doing an investigation.
>> All right.
>> And you got open containers in the
backseat of your car.
>> I don't have open containers. They're
empty containers.
>> Okay. Are they open?
>> Are they containers?
>> I don't know. They're empty.
>> Okay. But they are. Okay.
>> No. As he shifted from the speeding
violation to asking whether alcohol
might be involved, the driver
immediately turned a simple instruction
into a standoff, refusing to step out
and insisting the stop should go no
further than a ticket.
>> Thank you.
>> Hang on a second.
>> Listen, I told you I had to go to the
bathroom.
>> I understand that. So listen,
>> what
>> have you been drinking tonight?
>> No, not at all.
>> Okay, so
>> give me a ticket. I'm going go home.
>> I'm going to ask you to step out of the
vehicle.
No, I'm not stepping out.
>> Yes, because I'm going I need you to
step out of the vehicle.
>> Then go home with me and I'll step out.
>> No, ma'am. I need you to step out of the
vehicle here.
>> No, I'm not going to.
>> Yes, ma'am. I'm only going to give you
one more chance.
>> Why should I?
>> Because I'm going to do a DUI
investigation.
>> No, you're not.
>> Yes, I am.
>> No, you pull me over for speeding. Get
me a damn speeding ticket and let me go.
>> Joyce, please don't. Please don't do
this. Just step out of the car.
>> Listen, mother. I'm 81 years old.
>> I understand that, Joyce. Joyce, step
out of the car.
>> No, I'm not. He's telling me I got to
step out of the car.
>> Step out of the car.
>> Open my door.
>> Joyce, step out of the car.
>> I'm not stepping. If you touch
>> Step out of the hand off.
>> Yes, ma'am. Step out of the car.
>> Get your hand off.
>> Joyce, step out of the car. Come on.
>> No, I'm not.
>> Come on.
>> Look at you. God.
>> I got one resisting.
>> No, I'm not resisting, ma'am.
>> I'm not.
>> Step out of the car.
>> Listen, mother. You told me you pulled
me over.
>> Don't get hand me.
>> No, ma'am. Stop. Get out of the car.
>> No, I'm not. Listen.
>> Get your hands off of me. Step out of
the car.
>> No, I'm not.
>> Yes, ma'am. Step out of the car.
>> No, I'M NOT STEPPING OUT OF THE GODDAMN
CAR.
>> STOP. STEP out of the car.
>> No, I'm not.
>> I'm not going to tell you again.
>> I don't give a You tell me.
>> Come on.
>> HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO.
NO. She's 82 years old. I'm not going to
do that.
>> I'M STAY OVER THERE. STAY OVER THERE.
>> Recording everything.
>> I understand that. I'm also recording.
Step over there.
>> No. Get your
mother.
>> I got somebody else here that's trying
to stop me. Sit down. Sit down.
>> That's my son.
>> I understand. Go sit in the car.
>> That only became more difficult when her
son arrived and stepped into the middle
of it, challenging the deputies
authority and trying to pull the
conversation back towards speeding. Even
as deputies were already focused on what
they had seen inside the car and how she
was responding to them.
>> Journalism right now is a
constitutionally protected private act.
>> Okay. I'm conducting a DUI
investigation. I need you to go back to
your car.
>> You pulled her over for speedy.
>> Correct.
>> You pulled her over for speedy, not DUI.
>> Correct. Well, while in the process,
she's got to open containers in the back
of her car. I got
>> open cans. That's not my cans. I told
you that.
>> You pull you pulled her over for
speeding, sir. Look.
>> All right. Come on. Step over here. Stop
resisting.
>> Listen. You've already hit me once.
We're not doing this. I can arrest you
right now for battering.
>> No, I can arrest you, too. Step over
here. Step in front of my car.
>> I'm not I'm not
Get your hands off,
>> ma'am. I have Come here. No. Come on.
>> Get your hands off.
>> Put your hands behind your back. I
understand that. I'm being I'm being
careful. No,
>> you're not. You're not being careful.
>> Put your hands behind your back. You are
put your hands behind your back. One
second.
>> Put your hands behind your back.
>> Listen. Do me a favor. Sit down in the
car. Put your hands behind her back. She
cannot do that.
>> Put your hands behind your back.
>> No, I'm not. Leave me the alone, mother.
>> Mom,
>> what?
>> Sit down in the car.
>> I'm going to if you need to go in front
of my car.
>> No, I'm not.
>> You're going in front of my car?
>> No, I am not. Can you please step out of
the road so they can pass by?
>> Absolutely.
>> No, don't let them pass.
>> Come step over here.
>> Get your hands off of me.
>> I am being gentle as I can with you.
>> No, you're not.
>> Yes, I am.
>> My whole arm's going to be bruised
tomorrow. I'll take pictures of it.
>> Come on. I need you to step over here
with me.
>> Sit down.
>> I'm getting back in my car.
>> You can't get back in your car.
>> Get your hands off.
>> No. Stop fighting. Stop resisting.
>> MOTHER, I'M NOT RESISTING.
>> You are by by pulling away from me.
You're resisting.
>> No, I'm not. I'm gonna sit in my car.
>> Two years old doesn't doesn't
she resisting it? She is. Dude, she's in
the hands off of me.
>> I need you to go. I need you to go.
>> I'm not going any
>> I understand her age.
>> Pull her OVER FOR SPEEDY. GIVE her a
speedy ticket.
>> THAT'S WHAT I SAID. GIVE ME MY GODDAMN
SPEEDING TICKET.
>> OH, I got beer cans in my back of my
car.
>> Even after that, the situation did not
settle down. While her son tried to calm
things from one side, she kept insisting
she had done nothing wrong, pushing back
against every effort to move the
investigation forward.
>> Resisting.
>> Ma'am, understand something. You're
going to be charged with resisting
>> with violence. You
>> charge me.
>> If you're going to have that mentality,
I I don't care how old you are. We will
pull you out of this car.
>> No, you won't.
>> Does she have any other medical
conditions we should be aware of?
>> Absolutely, dude. She's 82.
>> What medical conditions does she have?
>> She has.
which makes her have to pee all the
time.
>> Okay.
>> Um,
>> how far away are you guys?
>> Two streets over.
>> Two streets over.
>> Literally two streets over.
>> Were you in the car with her?
>> No, my truck's right there. Listen, man.
Those those those beer cans are mine.
>> Weeks earlier. I haven't cleaned her
car. That's my fault.
>> But she literally can't drink. She takes
It would make her vomit.
>> Okay. You wouldn't mind please staying
out of the road. I don't want you
getting hit.
>> Hey, listen. She can't help me out. But
we are not. We are past that point, sir.
>> No, we're not. Yes, we are.
>> Makes her v if she
>> It doesn't matter. I don't listen. Her
medical history doesn't change what
currently happened. I will not argue
with you. We have I don't I don't care.
We have active charges on her right now.
You need to understand. Keep your
distance.
>> We have a super right now. We have
charges. All right.
>> For what? She pulled her over.
>> Listen, you stay on the side right
there. Let us do our job. All right. We
will answer your questions right now.
>> I completely understand that. You can
happily stand there and record all you
want. Right now, let us do our thing. We
will follow up with you once we're done
here. I'm not We're done.
>> I'm asking for I'm asking for a
lieutenant.
>> We are done talking.
>> Listen, officer, what is your name and
badge number?
>> Deputy Mer with the sheriff's office
starting.
>> The son then tried to explain away the
beer cans and redirect attention back to
the original reason for the stop. But by
then, deputies were no longer deciding
whether this was just about speeding.
They were dealing with the refusal, the
physical resistance, and everything that
had happened after she was told to step
out.
>> I told you to give me a speeding ticket.
>> I couldn't believe I was speeding, and
then you come back and want me to step
out of the car.
>> Yes, ma'am. And I have the right to do
so. I have the right to do so. And
because you're resisting to get out of
the car, the right I'm not resisting.
>> I give you plenty of chance to step out
of the car. Do
>> you have any weapons on you?
>> No. It's a simple question. No. Okay.
Let's get her out. Okay. No. Come on,
ma'am. Right now. Okay, mother.
>> Come on.
>> Careful. Come on.
>> Don't you dare try to do that.
>> I will try to do that.
>> You need a
>> Hey,
>> are you [ __ ] kidding me, dude?
>> Where's the [ __ ] ambulance?
>> I need a ambulance.
>> 82 years old.
It takes three people for 82 years.
>> Stop trying to kick me. Get me a goddamn
ambulance, mother. You me up. Totally
>> empty. Got it. I got it. I got it. Shut
up.
Shut the up.
>> Oh, you're good, mother. You're good.
I'ming not good. I'm not good.
>> Just call yourself another charge.
>> Oh, good.
>> Yeah, that's great.
>> Charge me, Minnie. Charge me, Minnie.
>> All right, let's go.
>> No, wait. Are you kidding me? I need an
ambulance.
>> We got ONE COMING.
>> OKAY, GOOD. I'M NOT GETTING IN THERE
TILL they come. Pull me over a goddamn
speeding ticket. You
>> got him.
>> Yeah.
>> Watching.
>> Get your hands off of me.
>> Yeah. Did you have anything on you at
all?
>> The son then tried to explain away the
beer cans and redirect attention back to
the original reason for the stop. But by
then, deputies were no longer deciding
whether this was just about speeding.
They were dealing with the refusal, the
physical resistance, and everything that
had happened after she was told to step
out. reality. You don't have a right to
make me get out of my car.
>> I I do for case law. Yes, ma'am. I do.
>> I don't think so. For speeding ticket.
>> Really?
>> No. For resisting?
>> I didn't resist. I didn't want
[clears throat] to get out of the car.
What? I have to obey. I have to obey
them. I have to obey you.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> No, I don't. No, I do not.
>> Well, that's why you're going to jail.
>> I'm not going to jail. That's why you're
going to go to jail. I'm fixing this.
This is ridiculous.
I don't have to get out of the goddamn
car for a speeding ticket. And I don't
know who that prick was that pulled me
over. I told him, I says, "Here's my did
you ask for?" He goes, "Oh, you got a
lot of beer cans back here." I'm going,
"Okay, they're all empty and they're not
mine." Then he wanted me to get out. I
said, "No, I'm not getting out. I am not
getting the out." And then he called
everybody else, I guess. I don't know
what the Deputy Henderson,
>> that's that's me. That's you.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> No, I want the one that pulled me over.
Are you the one that pulled me over?
>> Yes, ma'am. I am.
>> Okay. Can you text it to me?
>> Can I text it to you? They'll You'll
have the paperwork for it.
>> Well, see,
>> I'll make sure you have it.
>> Maybe. Why did you do this?
>> Me?
>> You? Yes.
>> Why did you
>> I didn't do [ __ ] I DON'T WANT TO GET
OUT OF MY GODDAMN CAR. I was married to
a cop for 48 years. I told you that.
>> So, if you're It was your husband.
>> Yes. So, if your husband stopped out
with somebody and ordered them to step
out of the vehicle for an investigation,
would you expect them to do that for
your husband?
>> For an investigation for what? You said
I was speeding. What made you
investigate me for anything else? What
did it? What did those empty beer cans
in the back of my car?
>> Yes, ma'am. Your empty beer cans and you
had glossy eyes.
>> I don't even
investigation. You stepped out of the
vehicle.
>> No, off. Those two things don't go
together, right? Driving and drinking.
>> No, I don't think so. Cuz I don't drive
the goddamn car. But you didn't ask me
that. Do you know how stupid this is
when there's drug dealers everywhere and
you catch an 82y old woman for speeding
and take her to jail? Oh, this is a real
good
thing for your time, isn't it? Oh, yeah.
You've really my life up, baby. I don't
know why. I hope I can sue the sheriff's
department. I don't want to sue you.
Although you up, you should have never
done this, but I want to sue the
sheriff.
>> Investigators later determined that
during the struggle, she had gripped her
keys and swung them toward an officer's
face and throat area. She was ultimately
charged with resisting arrest with
violence, battery on a law enforcement
officer, and aggravated assault on an
officer. Next, this reckless driver's
attempt to run turned an ordinary
traffic stop into a complete nightmare.
On October 10th, 2024, Tom Tramik police
stopped a Chevy Trailblazer for running
a red light and not displaying valid
license plates. The incident quickly
escalated due to the blatant disregard
for the law displayed by the group in
the vehicle. Date
>> of birth in there. So, what's your date
of birth for?
>> Yep.
>> Because I don't know who you are at this
moment. So, as soon as I have
information, then you can come back.
stepping on my vehicle.
>> Okay, you'll have to step out for a
second. Okay,
>> I don't feel comfortable stepping on my
vehicle. Can you like I will give you my
my data birth, my post, whatever you
need. But I don't feel comfortable.
>> I'm talking to her right now. I can't
talk to three people at the same time.
All right. So, I'm talking to her right
now, the driver. I don't need you guys
to interfere. Thank you. I appreciate
it.
>> Okay.
>> All right.
>> All right. Sounds good to me. But you
guys put the window down. Thank you.
If you want to just stand by here.
>> Don't feel comfortable.
>> That's either her.
>> I'm not feeling comfortable exiting my
car.
>> Yeah, but
>> my car.
>> If you don't come out of the car, you're
going to be arrested.
>> Cuz she's asking you to step out of the
car. I will not. You got to come out of
the car right now. Undo your seat belt
and come out of the car.
>> No. Call your
>> You don't have a license and nobody
knows who you are.
>> So,
>> I just You're arguing.
>> All right. We're I'm Okay, listen to me.
We're not going to argue here, okay? I
just need to know who she is. So, for
now, she's not
>> No, she has to stay right in front of my
vehicle right now.
>> She'll have Ma'am, I'm going to tell you
one more time. If not,
>> she has
>> I get it.
>> We're not talking to either of you. Only
her. Everybody go back in your seat.
>> She does step.
>> Yeah. Go ahead and lock the step out for
me, man. As soon as officers ordered the
driver out of the vehicle for failing to
produce valid identification, they were
met with fierce resistance from the
passengers. Suddenly, this was no longer
a simple matter of writing a ticket and
moving on.
>> Going to be arrested for felony
supervisor. Are you
>> I understand that. I don't need to
provide.
>> Are you a supervisor?
>> No, I'm not required.
>> Was pregnant in his car and I don't want
to be I don't want to ask. I'm trying to
get homec
to call your supervisor. I got you to
call your supervisor.
>> I'm not required to do so. If I if I
feel like I'm unsafe, I'm un I don't
>> We're going to break your window.
>> We're going to break the window if you
don't step out of the car.
>> And then you're coming out anyway.
>> Under arrest for anything.
>> Okay. You're under arrest.
>> You know what? I'm gone.
>> I'm gone. Just Why is she under arrest?
>> Get out of the car.
>> What is she under arrest?
>> No. For driving without a license. Step
out of the car.
>> Call your supervisor.
>> Step out of THE CAR. YOU JUST GRADUATED
COLLEGE.
DON'T REACH MY WINDOW. MY WINDOW. DO NOT
REACH MY WINDOW.
MY WINDOW.
[screaming]
You
[ __ ]
They're taking off.
>> After trying to calm things down to no
avail, the officers made the call to
break the window. Out of nowhere, the
driver hit the gas and bolted. The cops
were about to teach her that this was
the dumbest mistake she'd ever make
today.
>> 60, Charles.
from the Davidson
northbound for Davidson
for McNichol northbound.
Just crash out.
>> Call Detroit.
>> Oh my god.
>> The chase ended in disaster at the
McNichols intersection when Glenn's car
crashed into other vehicles at high
speed. The scene was a complete wreck.
The car overturned and severely damaged
and thick smoke and dust forced police
to call Detroit's emergency services for
assistance.
Hey, one of you guys come up here and
sit with him. I'll go take care of him.
>> Get on theing floor now.
>> Get out of here.
>> GET ON THE FLOOR NOW.
>> GET ON THE FLOOR.
>> STOP my sister. She didn't do nothing.
>> She didn't do nothing.
>> I don't care. GET ON THE FLOOR.
>> SHE DIDN'T DO NOTHING.
>> YOU TRYING TO SIT DOWN,
>> SISTER? Just get DOWN. I'M TRYING TO
TURN AROUND. YOU CAN TURN AROUND. I'M
TRYING TO TURN AROUND.
>> TURN AROUND. I'M TRYING TO TURN AROUND.
>> SHE
said backseat back.
PLEASE get her up. Okay. Stand up.
>> NO, I UNDERSTAND. DON'T
GET UP.
>> NOTHING. Keep your hands away.
>> OH MY GOD.
>> GET OUT, SIR.
>> Hold my hand. Hold my hand. Come on.
Come on. Come on. You got this. Stand
right here. Stay right here. Sit right
here. Just sit down. Just sit down. Sit
down here.
>> Back seat driver. [ __ ] Can you get my
>> KEEP GOING DOWN.
>> STAY DOWN.
>> Stay down.
>> Get my She pregnant.
>> It's on the way. You guys caused a lot
of problems right now.
>> That's my TRIED TO KILL US.
>> Y'ALL, WE SEE PEOPLE GETTING KILLED
every day BY Y'ALL.
>> NO WAY.
>> Y'ALL KILL Y'ALL TRYING TO KILL US.
>> Stay down, please. I don't want to hurt
you.
>> I can't I can't I need I don't want to
hurt you.
>> I need to be in a position, my baby. It
was in the seat.
>> I'm She need to get up. She can't do
[ __ ]
>> IT'S ON THE WAY.
>> FROM THE HOSPITAL. SHE GOT TO GET UP.
>> I'M NOT GOING TO DO THAT.
>> OKAY. Just sit. Just sit. SIT ON YOUR
BODY.
>> OKAY. SIT ON YOUR BACK. EMS IS ON THE
WAY. CMS is on.
>> Instead of realizing that her own
reckless acceleration had caused the
crash, the group used their radical anti
police mindset as an excuse. One woman
kept pointing out she was pregnant to
dodge accountability, but the officers
didn't even bother arguing back.
>> I said, "No, AMS is coming right now.
You need to chill. YOU NEED TO CHILL.
>> NOTHING THAT'S GOING ON.
>> AMS is on the way.
>> I just graduated from criminal justice.
>> I understand.
>> Can I help her? CAN SHE CALL HER BABY
DADDY TO COME? She didn't do nothing.
Nobody's leaving.
>> Nobody's leaving. Okay. I just need my
my baby. I don't know what happened.
>> EMS is on the way. So you want to chill.
You're just going to [snorts] cost
yourself more.
>> GOT TRAIN MORE THAN THIS FOR HER. Y'all
got TRAIN FOR BETTER [ __ ]
>> YOU just cost yourself more training
than this.
>> Okay. Me. I'm talking about her.
>> AMS on the way.
>> SIT DOWN.
>> OKAY.
>> NOW
>> I'M TRYING to
>> down.
>> Are they okay?
>> Yeah, I know. Oh,
>> you piece of
>> You guys just killed probably someone.
>> We didn't. We were That was going to be
He was going to show
>> No one was going to show you. No one was
No one listening to kill us. He was
going to kill us. We Everybody died for
y'all. EVERYBODY DIED BECAUSE OF Y'ALL.
Y'ALL KILLING US EVERY DAY. EVERYBODY
DIED BECAUSE of y'all.
>> Y'all killing us and dragging women
outside every DAY. WE JUST SEEN THAT
LAST WEEK. Are you okay?
>> You seen her last week. She's pregnant.
She need help. She didn't do nothing.
>> I'm going to make you come right here.
>> She didn't do nothing. So, get her help
right there. You come here. Right here.
She
>> I need you to right there. I'm not doing
nothing. I'm not aggressive or nothing.
>> I'm going to have you stand up. Stand up
for me. Stand up for me. All right. Stay
right here. Stay right here. Face that
way. You're going to bend us for now.
Okay. Come on,
>> babe. You okay?
Babe,
>> she's
>> okay. I'm just talking to her. We got
the right to talk.
>> Come on this way. Come on this way.
Wait. Wait. I need some shoes. I have no
shoes.
>> We're not getting shoes right now. Not
at this moment.
>> I can't walk in the black.
>> Not at this moment. All right. We're not
going to do this right now. Let's go.
Keep walking.
>> That's not what you got trained to do.
>> Keep walking.
>> Keep walking.
>> Look. Yeah. As officers worked to secure
the scene, the rear seat passenger
repeatedly said she was 8 months
pregnant. Tragically, local reports
later confirmed that the unborn child
did not survive. For Aaliyah Glenn, the
consequences would be severe. She was
convicted on multiple felony charges and
sentenced to 7 to 15 years in state
prison with parole eligibility beginning
in 2032. Starting with an obnoxious
drunk woman who decided to smack the
officer's body cam.