I'm asking you to step out because this
car was seen leaving the Jewel, the
scene of a retail theft. Proceeds in
your car that are consistent with that
of somebody committing a retail theft.
So, that's why I'm asking you to step
out.
>> I know my rights.
>> You do?
>> You are only allowed to choose one
>> What are What are your
>> You're only allowed to choose one field
sobriety test to make me What I'm saying
is you guys are abusing your power.
>> What should have been a brief traffic
stop turned into a far more expensive
legal bill once Karen began talking in
circles.
>> Okay. Right now, you're in custody for
You committed a retail theft. I'll put
you in custody for. Okay.
>> But I'm telling y'all how you guys don't
do your job because I passed every field
sobriety test.
>> I just want to see your
>> Why are you arresting me?
>> She thought a few excuses would be
enough to let her drive away until every
secret inside the vehicle began turning
her road home into a direct path to
jail.
The phone in her hand was only the
beginning as the woman's hasty denial
quickly drew the officer's attention to
the vehicle.
>> You got your license with you?
>> It's in the console.
>> Oh, okay. You got it? Okay.
>> I'm trying to get to E-way 290.
>> Got you. Got you. Got you. You guys stop
by Jewel just now?
>> Uh
>> You guys were stopped at Jewel just now,
a little bit ago?
>> No, I wasn't at Jewel.
>> You weren't stopped at Jewel's?
>> It was last after Jewel.
>> at the Jewel's?
>> I wasn't at the Jewel.
>> 26 actually was at
Can you do me a favor and turn off the
car for me?
All right. Do me a favor. Can you step
out for me?
>> What
>> Can you step out for me, please?
>> Can I ask you why though?
>> Because I'm asking you to, okay?
>> We have a right for for what we do.
>> Okay. I'm asking you to step out because
this car was seen leaving the Jewel, the
scene of a retail theft. Proceeds in
your car that are consistent with that
of somebody committing a retail theft.
So, that's why I'm asking you to step
out.
>> Just going to the E-way.
>> Step out of the car. I'm I'm not asking
you again.
There's an order.
>> Y'all Y'all coming like this for what
reason?
>> I told you why. I literally just told
you.
>> I was
>> Yeah, you guys can get out of the car.
If I need to get out of the car.
>> Well, I'm saying what did we do?
>> I told you.
Come on out. Go ahead and step out of
the
Come on out. Come on out.
Just put the cigarette down.
>> Okay.
>> We'll get it figured out.
You got anything sharp on you or
anything, right?
>> Huh?
>> Nothing sharp on you or anything that
could poke or stick us?
>> What you want?
>> Walk back here with me.
>> Huh?
>> Just walk back here with me, okay?
All right, do me a favor. Put your hands
behind your back right now. You're being
detained at this time, okay?
Give me your other hand, please.
All right, take a breath for me, okay?
So, like I said, right now you're just
detained, okay? While we figure
everything out, okay?
All right, we're going to walk over to
the front of my car.
If you can just put your butt up against
the front right here and you can kind of
stay warm.
>> As the officers checked her identity,
each evasive answer raised yet another
question, pushing the traffic stop in a
far more dangerous direction.
>> You got a middle initial? Okay.
>> Huh?
>> Ma'am, what's your name?
Simpson?
>> 83
>> Caleb Simpson
>> 618 83, fair? Spell your first name.
Do you have a middle initial?
What's your birthday?
>> I have an address over here, but I don't
stay there.
>> Where do you Where are you staying at
right now?
>> Technically homeless
>> Oh, you're technically homeless? What's
on your Do you have an ID issued to you?
What's on your ID?
Well, it doesn't have to be a driver's
license.
Huh?
>> I think not.
>> Victor 2, I have a file for you and a
name and date of birth when you're
ready.
>> Nothing.
Nothing.
>> I got my purse.
>> Ma'am, is this Simpson? Common spelling
of first of Caleb, King, Adam, L
Lincoln, E Edward, B boy.
>> You got picked up on the train?
>> Yeah.
>> Copy that.
All right, did they say how many people
got out or
>> I heard one did.
>> Oh, you were driving, though?
>> Yeah, I was sleeping.
>> Okay, so I'm not getting any records, so
there's two reasons for that. You've
never had an ID, which I don't believe,
and or you're lying to me about your
name, or you're not giving me a complete
name.
So, what Which one is it?
I know you you you you're a little
freak, so I know you've had an ID and so
forth.
So,
what's on that ID? Is it Kasha Johnson
with a middle initial, or is it
>> Lashon McArthur.
>> Huh?
>> McArthur.
>> Lashon McArthur in your last name?
>> McArthur.
>> Middle So, L is your middle initial?
Is that fair to say? Okay.
>> After being read her rights, the woman
began admitting each detail, but her
explanations only made the situation
nearly impossible to salvage.
>> Anything you say can and will be used
against you in a court of law. You have
the right to talk to a lawyer or have
him or her present with you while you're
being questioned. If you cannot afford
to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed
to represent you before any questioning,
if you wish. You can decide at any time
to exercise these rights and not answer
any questions or make any statements. Do
you want to talk to me or not?
Yes, that's a yes. So, how much What
exactly did you take from the jewels?
>> Medication.
>> How much
How much medications?
A lot or a little?
Okay, did you put it in a bag?
>> In a uh
gift bag.
>> Gift bag? Where's the gift bag at in the
car?
>> In the front seat.
>> In your seat or her seat? Is there
anything else in the car that's from the
jewels?
>> No.
>> Just the stuff that's in the bag in the
front seat?
>> Yeah, you could say that, I had a gift
bag.
>> Okay, did you have any or did you have
enough money on you to purchase those
items if you needed to, or is it just a
whatever's there?
>> On me, I can get it.
>> So, I'm I'm asking you if you had it
when you when you walked into the store.
If you had any means of purchasing the
items that you took from the store.
>> Yeah.
>> How or what? Cash card?
>> Cash and a
>> And a card? Okay, does the card belong
to you?
>> Yeah.
>> Yes?
>> Yes, it's tap on my
>> Okay, but you Okay.
>> It's tap and pay.
>> Did you go in there with the intention
to take those items?
>> You know nothing.
>> So, how did it end up that you walked
out of the store unintentionally?
>> Cuz they
uh
I knew it was going to be more than I
could pay there.
>> So, you you knew it was going to be
more? I'm sorry. I'm just paraphrasing.
So, you went in there, you didn't have
the intention to take anything, but you
saw that the road was open and decided
to not pay?
Am I right? Or is that what That's
>> Once the bags were searched and the
vehicle's information came to light, the
consequences she faced began to exceed
anything she had expected.
>> Okay, right now you're in custody for
You committed a retail theft. That's
what you're in custody for. Okay. So,
whatever happens after that is up to the
whatever the officer that's over there
talking with them says, okay? If they
want you charged, depending on the
amount, you'll be charged accordingly,
okay? If it's under $150, it'll be
probably a ticket. If it's over that,
we'll go from there. So,
what was your What was your name before?
Sorry, what is it?
Timothy?
Fatterson?
What's your middle or what was or you
still have the same middle initial?
>> Yeah, no, I didn't.
>> Huh?
Just Timothy Fatterson?
What was your birthday?
>> I mean uh
I don't know who to call. I mean
I don't know who to contact anymore.
Just I get a call.
>> Yeah, we'll we'll uh we'll get you
anything you need out of the car, okay?
But give me a few minutes to discuss
things.
>> I'm paying for this stuff.
>> Okay, I I understand. So, that's totally
fine. I'm not I'm I'm wondering why you
would give us different names and
different dates of birth. Did Did you
not think we were going to find out or
We're pretty good at our jobs. If
somebody's If some information doesn't
come up the way it should,
looks pretty dece- or looks pretty bad
when
>> All right.
>> you're in custody, right?
>> True.
>> Okay. All right, so kick your knees in
for me. Thank you.
>> I ain't going nowhere anyway.
>> That would be the gift She said
everything that was in that gift bag.
>> Oh, yeah? Not that that blue bag, too.
>> Oh, yeah, that's going to be
>> Oh, she's got all that.
>> That bag alone was like 500 bucks.
>> We're not even done, Nick. There's more.
Jeez.
>> I'm like
a couple hundred dollars in this thing.
>> What's the uh What's the license plate
of it? Is it on there?
>> Uh you look at
>> She could face charges for retail theft,
providing false identifying information,
or obstructing an investigation. Any
charges related to the stolen vehicle
would depend on the findings of the
investigating agency.
Next, the moment the smell of alcohol
was mentioned, Jasmine immediately
denied it, clinging to seemingly
harmless explanations to avoid the test
that was closing in.
>> Name says Nick.
>> Hey.
>> Okay. Jasmine, how much have you had to
drink tonight?
>> Nothing.
>> Okay.
How much has he had to drink tonight?
Nothing?
I'm with the dogs. How much have they
had to drink tonight?
Okay, cuz I smell a strong odor of
alcohol coming from you. Would you mind
stepping out for me?
>> I ain't done.
>> Okay. I'm asking you to step out.
Do you have ID on you? There's several
different steps that we do, uh one of
which is not examining. The other two
are uh there's a walk and turn, okay?
And then there's a a one-leg stand.
>> But none of them are really submissible.
Like none of these tests are really
>> admissible in court?
>> Like really like
>> Oh, they're absolutely admissible.
>> no, I didn't that. Like I I don't have
good balance
and I can't do
>> Well, you're you're not doing any kind
of magic tricks but yeah.
>> not trying to do a magic trick. What I'm
saying is I'm not drunk.
>> So, if I believe if we go through all
the tests and I do believe at the end of
it that you are under the influence of
alcohol or possibly a drug, then what I
will do is I would place you under
arrest and you would go to the station
with us.
I would ask for a breath or urine test
depending upon what my findings are and
once you give those or refuse, up to
you, then you would be released with a
citation
to
>> with the citation?
>> Oh, absolutely. We don't take We don't
take you to jail.
>> I just feel like I've seen so many bad
things with
>> Scout's honor. I'm not I would not take
you to jail. We don't take people to
jail for
>> The more Jasmine was told to continue,
the louder she became, demanding a
supervisor and repeatedly insisting that
the officers were violating her civil
rights.
>> Would you like to perform the field
sobriety test? Okay. All right. So, what
I'm going to do is I'm going to have you
stand with your arms down to your sides
there and your feet together for me.
You can just wherever clever.
Okay. And I just have you Can you see my
finger? I'm going to have you follow my
finger with your eyes and your eyes
only. Just keep your head still, okay?
Now, you're looking over here. Follow my
finger. There you go.
You're good. Keep following it.
>> I know my rights.
>> You do?
>> You are only allowed to choose one.
>> are What are your rights?
>> allowed to choose one field sobriety
test to make me
>> What I'm saying is you guys are abusing
your power.
>> Okay.
>> You are legally allowed to choose one
and I just passed it, right? I know my
rights and I know you're abusing them.
You guys are abusing your rights and I
don't have to legally do that. I just
passed this one.
>> Well,
>> And so so can I get your captain here?
>> No, because I just Yeah, why can't I?
>> No, no. Legally, I'm allowed to ask for
your captain.
>> No. This is so against my civil rights.
>> Okay.
>> You guys know this [ __ ]
>> I told you what we'd be
>> this. You know it. Okay?
>> So,
>> So, what do you want me to do next?
Because the next one I I passed The next
one after you want to have me to do the
next one. And when I pass that one, how
many are you going to make me pass?
That's what I need to know before I do
this next one. And I have slippers on.
So, let's let's be 100
>> 110% real.
>> I only have to pass one. You No. I am
willing to do it, but you have to answer
my questions, too.
Like, you're violating my rights as a
person. No.
>> By the final test, she was still arguing
over every detail, following the
instructions while attacking the
officers as though the outcome were
already in her favor.
>> Go ahead.
>> two
three
four
five, six, seven
eight, nine
turn one
two three
four five six seven eight nine
>> Now, can you do that?
>> Absolutely, I can.
>> Please do it.
>> So, now your next The next test that I'm
going to ask you to complete
>> my civil rights are being violated by
who can't even protect the city.
>> Nope.
Nope. We're protecting them from a
potentially drunk driver right now, so
>> potentially nothing.
>> Okay. There's one more.
Calm down.
>> Are you going to do the last test?
>> being violated. My civil
>> Are you going to do the last test,
ma'am?
>> If I've not done your other tests
>> I'm asking a question.
>> third test. You guys failed sobriety.
Okay, so it's a series of three steps. A
three test.
>> Is this the last hoop that I have to
jump through? Because
unacceptable.
>> It's the last test.
>> And I need all y'all's badge numbers and
numbers and all. I need you to explain
that in step again because I'm
Till you tell me to stop can be 120 or
2,000. Like that's not fair. No, no, no,
no.
Like between 1 and 30? Between 1
Okay, so that's what you need to say. In
between 1 and 30 seconds.
Yeah, but you could say 1,000 seconds.
Nobody can hold their
>> Did you understand his instructions,
ma'am?
>> I have a I have a whole bunch of
questions.
>> About the test he just explained.
>> Yep.
>> But the moment the handcuffs appeared,
her confidence instantly gave way to a
barrage of questions and a decision that
followed made the consequences even
harder to undo.
>> morning and let me go. I was yelling at
my dogs, cussing them out, and somebody
didn't like me.
And y'all think you can harass somebody.
You do not deserve your badges. None of
you.
Now either
cite me or send me the [ __ ] home.
YOU GUYS GOT TOO MUCH [ __ ] going on. WE
GOT THOUSANDS of kids and people being
kidnapped and trafficked
>> You're under arrest.
>> because I'm yelling at
>> No, because you're under arrest. That's
why.
>> Because I'm telling y'all how you guys
don't do your job, BECAUSE I PASSED
every field sobriety test.
Why are you arresting me? Why are you
arresting me?
>> custody in Norwalk.
>> Why are you arresting me?
>> You're under arrest.
>> For what? For what?
What am I under arrest for? No, you have
to tell me what I'm under arrest for.
I'm not going to fight. Y'all don't got
to hold on me like that. Why am I UNDER
ARREST?
WHY am I under arrest? You have to tell
me. No.
>> All right, let's go. Let's go.
>> Why am I under arrest?
What am I under arrest for?
What am I under I'm walking. What am I
under arrest for?
What the [ __ ] am I under arrest or for
telling y'all don't do your job?
>> The officer is here to
>> Y'all don't do your job, so I'm being
under arrest.
>> LET'S SCREW IT UP.
>> NO, Y'ALL ARE ARRESTING ME. You're
arresting me. Search me. Do your job
because we got people missing.
>> Well, IF YOU
>> NO, YOU GUYS
>> You passed and you're under arrest now.
>> You
>> So, you're a piece of [ __ ]
>> Okay.
>> You're a piece of [ __ ] who don't do your
job and because I just said that,
BECAUSE I SAID YOU DON'T DO YOUR JOB,
YOU ARREST ME.
>> WELL, you didn't pass if you didn't do
it.
>> I did. [ __ ]
>> You wouldn't be under arrest if you did,
like I just said.
>> of [ __ ]
>> Okay. Well, you're you're
>> And I did three sobriety tests tests.
And now y'all are arresting
>> Nope, we're done. Have a seat.
>> No, you guys. Y'all ain't [ __ ]
>> Okay.
>> You don't deserve your badge and you
ain't [ __ ] How you going to arrest me
for this?
>> Okay.
>> I'll sign whatever to refuse [snorts]
that test because I've already taken
three.
>> All right.
>> And make sure when you put it in the
paperwork
>> Yeah.
>> I already did three on the field.
>> Right, I will.
>> And you're only
You are only I've already taken three.
>> Okay.
>> And legally, I only have to take one.
>> So, this says if you
>> I don't care what your paper says.
Legally, look at the state of Ohio.
>> Some [ __ ] Some [ __ ] take any
chemical test required by law, you are
found to be at or over the prohibited
amount of alcohol
>> I've taken three.
>> substance or a metabolite of a
controlled substance
>> because I said you don't do your job.
Because
I said you don't do your job.
>> You're under arrest now.
You are now.
>> and now you don't like but I said to you
because y'all got little
>> If you take any chemical
>> Because you didn't like but I said to
you
You arrested me.
>> So, the length of your
>> less the only reason. Like let's be 100%
>> So, all this is saying is that
you were read
all the implied consent, which is all
this area we read back there,
>> [snorts]
>> and then I read this to you that your
license is now suspended, okay?
>> In Ohio, being in physical control of a
vehicle while under the influence of
alcohol is a first-degree misdemeanor,
potentially exposing Jasmine to 180 days
in jail, a $1,000 fine, and a driver's
license suspension. Jasmine was booked
for being in physical control of a
vehicle while under the influence of an
intoxicating substance and refusing a
chemical test despite having a prior OVI
conviction. In the end, the legal expert
had to learn the law the most expensive
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