Who runs the city? Who's like who owns the pavement? I want to talk to whoever owns the road. >> Sit down, please. >> Ma'am, sit down right here. >> Ma'am, just sit down right here. >> Whoa. >> Ma'am, listen. Ma'am, >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> My father did not say that. Are you killing outside? >> Stop talking to me, Militch. >> Whatever the [ __ ] your name is. >> I don't have my guest to come get me. Oh god. I >> spoiled Brits grow up believing their family's money makes them untouchable. They venture into the world convinced a last name can bail them out of any mess. But when they finally cross the line and the handcuffs come out, these ultimate daddy's kids learn the hard way that a trust fund can't buy a get out of jail free card. Let's begin with the ultimate cop's daughter meltdown. A girl convinced her police officer father could save her from ending up behind bars. >> Relax and put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not your bro. I'm a police officer. >> Police officer. Let me go. >> Let me go. Well, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. You're under arrest. >> I'm not. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. What's your probable cause? Cuz my daddy is out. We're not in the house. >> Cancun. No money. On June 21st, 2024, everything began with a brilliant decision. Driving the wrong way down a one-way street because she was supposedly in a rush to handle her baby daddy. When officers stopped her, instead of handing over ID like everyone else, she declared, "I have nothing to say to you." And tried walking away like a celebrity dodging paparazzi. >> Hey, you going to stand here? I feel like back up and this way this way and we can talk about that. Your ass is really dark. >> I don't got nothing to say to y'all. Don't talk to me. Don't say nothing to me, >> man. I am going to see you need to see your ID. Okay. >> I don't have nothing. >> Okay, >> bro. Hold on. Stay here. >> No, sir. I just Could you stop touching me? I'm not I'm not traffic stop. And yes, you are. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Trayvon, >> don't do this. >> You don't hit me, T. OH, GOD. Let me go, sir. Let me go. Let me go. What the is you doing? Let me go. >> Let me go. >> I I won't I'm just walking. >> She being crazy. You seen you just driving by? You seen her acting a fool? I don't have time for >> I just came and everything, man. I don't have time for that, man. >> She's my baby's mother and I'm I'm got my >> I don't got nothing on me. Nothing. None of that. >> Don't resist me. >> Now you me. Let me Why are you doing this? >> I give you multiple chances. Stop fighting. I'm >> not fighting with you. Relax and put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not your girl. I'm a police officer. >> Police officer. Let me go. >> Let me go. I'm not put my hands behind my >> Yes, you are. You're under arrest. >> I'm not. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. What's your problem? Since my daddy is also not in the house. >> Give me your other hand. >> I'm As soon as you aggressively let me go, I'm going to comply and put my hand behind my back. >> Give me your hand. >> Stop resisting. Give me your I'm not reducing. >> You are being aggressive. >> Do you want to press any charges? Do you want >> Sorry. No, sir. I don't want to press any charges. >> I don't want to press any charges. >> You're going to jail. >> All right. LET ME GO. >> NO. >> LET ME GO. >> MA'AM, stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Let me go. home. Stop it. >> I'm not, bro. Y >> You're going to jail. >> Step it up. >> She's in the car. >> Stay back. No, he's good. He's on his side. Just hang out. Just hang out with this. This This what I wanted to do. He's overly aggressive. He's behind my back. I >> already tried this. >> He already tried that. >> He already tried that. Stop moving. BRO, Y'ALL GAVE ME A COP. >> Stop moving. >> Y'all some [ __ ] on God when I turn out. >> I don't give a [ __ ] BS for what? >> He's full. He's full. He's full. It's not. >> She is not. >> Domestic. >> It's not It's not a domestic. >> You're going, >> bro. Stop. >> Stop. Stand up. >> Stand up. Why? >> Get your feet off like that, >> bro. Get your feet off like let's not act like this. Stop right. >> Stop kicking. You understand me? >> No. I just left the in front alone >> in the car. Do you understand me? >> I press the charging. >> Stop. WOULD YOU >> I PRESS THE CHARGING. >> I PRESS THE CHARGING. >> STOP. I [ __ ] RESIST THE [ __ ] >> YEAH, YOU ARE. >> STOP MOVING. >> I RESIST. LET ME GO. >> WILL YOU STOP MOVING? >> LET ME GO. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> Stop moving, >> man. You pulling my hair. Let me the go. >> Ain't nobody moving. >> Kick me again. >> KICK ME AGAIN. KICK ME AGAIN. I'm sorry. >> Stop moving. >> I'm trying to get you in. >> Watch this. Come get my key. I'M DONE WITH >> I'M DONE. >> The wrong way. I got it. >> With handcuffs seconds away, she unveils her genius legal strategy. My dad's a cop. Because in her world, that apparently means traffic laws and resisting arrests no longer apply. >> Mom, come get me. I just got punched in MY FACE AND EVERYTHING. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. NOW YOU TAKING MY [ __ ] WHAT THE HELL would you >> We'll call you back soon. Okay. >> You're going to jail. >> We're going to go to jail. You talking about? GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> BRO, give me MY PHONE. >> STOP YELLING, >> BRO. Y'all know >> my name. >> STOP talking to me, Militch. Whatever the [ __ ] your name is. >> I don't My dad is going to come get me. I'm >> not a fool. >> I'm not ACTING A FOOL. Y'ALL JUST CAME UP HERE AS DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON, MAN. I JUST LIKE THE [ __ ] IN FRONT OF >> HEY. HEY, stop yelling. Goddamn, >> man. We just going to pass you down. >> [ __ ] >> What you going in your pocket? >> My keys. Watch out. >> Watch the [ __ ] out. >> Don't be rich in your pocket. Don't >> Okay. Okay. Now you see what it is. Let it go. >> You let it go. Let it go. >> Let it go. Let it go. >> Car's getting a for no shots, none of that [ __ ] >> You went the wrong way on the oneway and you're getting arrested. So your car gets towed. before I over spit in your face. >> You spit. >> You're acting stupid now. >> Keith got keys. >> Yeah. >> Only pick up my Cancun key tag. Pick up my Cancun keychain that you just snatched off, sir. >> Get it in a moment. >> I'll get it. >> We ain't got to worry about it. >> Can Can you pick up my And then you can lame ass. >> No money getting ass. You a hater [ __ ] from Elra. I'm going to gig out here hell. I don't give a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Ugliest. >> I got to be names. Don't call me names. It hurts my feelings. >> Will you stop kicking my Please stop kicking my car in my window. >> Sergeant, I rerolled it down once. >> I got [ __ ] You wouldn't have knew that. WHEN YOU PUT YOUR ARM ON MY ARM, I LOOK TO MY HEAD. >> I HAVE TO PEE. >> I have to pee. Can I please be Can I please? >> They real me. They just came. I'm running out of gas. >> I have asthma. I'm worked up cuz I have asthma. I can't breathe. They just beat the Don't talk. Just real. Don't talk. >> Okay, I'll breathe up. You >> listen. I'm not going to listen. I'm breathing, bro. I'm being I'm being calm right now. >> Just breathe. >> Breathe. I just beat me the [ __ ] up. >> TAKE ME. TAKE ME. I ASS BACK HERE. I'm I have to pee. I HAVE TO PEE. >> SOMEBODY'S GOT to pee, sir. I have to [ __ ] pee. >> Okay, I hear you. >> I have to pee. >> I hear you. Please stop kicking my car. Okay. >> Okay. Can I pee? >> Can I pee? MOM, >> WE'RE GOING TO THE STATION. >> In a matter of minutes, she flipped the script from a grieving funeral go to an aszmatic gasping for air and finally to the most urgent crisis on the planet. I got a pee. A truly flawless, airtight argument that would honestly make any lawyer raise a glass. Spit it out the window. Please don't spit my car. PLEASE SPIT IT OUT the window. >> Out the window. Please spit it out the window. >> Thank you. >> What's spitting in my car? Stop spitting. Stay right ABOUT SPITTING SPINNING LIFE. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? YOU LIKE I'M STICKING MY [ __ ] FINGERS DOWN MYSELF. That's >> what I said to you. >> I GAGGING THOUGH. YOU TOLD STOP SPITTING YOUR CAR LIKE I DRIVE MYSELF to do this. >> Stop doing that [ __ ] That [ __ ] lame. >> To do this. Step out. >> Step out, please. >> Now that was a spit. Did you see that? >> Step out, please. You're out the car now. stand. >> They're on. They've been on the whole time. Boss, >> turn around. >> What about you punching me? >> Like, do I get to that? Cuz I ain't I ain't put my hands on you at all. So, what does that mean for you that punch a battery to I want to show you kicking you, sir? You'll see in court. >> You can foil that in the video. >> Who? >> Foyer. The Freedom of Information Act in court. It'll be there for you. We got to get >> in the who? >> In the sale. >> For what? >> Cuz you're going to be in holding until I process you for whatever the crime that they're charging with. >> I'm going to search him. Y'all got to search me again. Let him get from from the team to in his car. >> You just ping me down. >> That was just a pat down. I wear to a cell. So, it's going to be more than >> Okay. So, how long I got to sit in the cell? Like, what is this for? Why the officers that was on the scene can't uh >> Why the OFFICERS GIRL him right here? I'm talking though. >> Y'all irritated as >> What's his name again? Remember, >> WHAT THE LIKE DAMN I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO ALL THAT. >> Keep your hands. >> Okay. Mitch, how long I got to sit in the hotel? like calm down and then we're going to process. >> I'M OVERLY CALM, BUT WHAT IS ALL I NEVER BEEN TO JAIL BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON. >> Once you're done getting searched and everything like that, you're all your property squared away. We'll discuss everything for you. What's going on? >> My properties for what? >> Your shoes come off, your shoelace come off, all your earrings and earrings come out of everywhere. Put your hand out for me, please. I'm listening. I'm right here. >> I'm asking you why. Like for what? >> Whatever the tax sergeant is going to charge you with that means that he was going to charge you for going up a oneway. >> Okay. Well, then that's just a ticket. But I don't know why you in handcuffs for that by going to jail. I got there last, remember? And I asked you to sit in my car and then you decided to start kicking us. >> Remember that one? >> Okay. >> I kicked a dude who put my elbow to my head. >> Okay. Well, I >> like I'm a [ __ ] demon. >> Either way, I'm just trying to get you sweating. You asking questions. >> I'm sweating and [ __ ] I just left a funeral. Like y'all ass this [ __ ] lame as [ __ ] on my soul. >> And I need to go home tonight. I got to go bury my cousin tomorrow. The viewing was today. The funeral is tomorrow. Like I I can't do that [ __ ] I don't want this to runway trying to go get gas and fuel for less. What the [ __ ] I was running out of gas. Y'all can see that if y'all start my car. >> Take a breath. Take a breath. >> I'm I'm breathing. I'm calm. I'm pissed. I just left a funeral. Well, I don't KNOW WHAT THE [ __ ] DON'T KNOW ABOUT ain't nothing in there. >> I don't have [ __ ] I don't get naked for y'all. I don't have nothing in here. Nothing. I just left a funeral. >> Yeah, y'all can hide this [ __ ] You grab MY VAGINA AND STUFF. Y'ALL DO THAT. Y'ALL DO THAT. COOCHIE hairy and some [ __ ] You just got a handful of pubic hair. Why would you do that? >> We good, >> girl. >> HEY, >> SHE OVER GRABBING MY COOCHIE. I DON'T LIKE THAT. >> SHE GOT TO WE got to chase a search. >> I just said I would get that. I swear to God, I will. >> 5 minutes in the patrol car was apparently enough time for a full performance involving spitting and fake vomiting. But the real shock came in jail when she discovered that having a cop father doesn't magically delete assault charges or suspended license violations. She was ultimately charged with a long list of offenses, including two counts of assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, driving the wrong way on a one-way street, driving with a suspended license, and driving without insurance. Let's take a look at what people had to say about this woman. If her father is smart, he won't get her out of jail. I'm not resisting. Meanwhile, she's fighting with the officer the whole time. Amazing how her asthma suddenly disappeared. Claimed her dad was a police officer but called her mom. Staying calm and cooperating gives you the opportunity to defend yourself in court. Aggression and arrogance usually leads straight to a jail cell. Just like the next woman, apparently living by one simple rule. If she wants to sit in someone else's car, nobody can tell her otherwise. >> You explained it to me, but I would like to shut my door down. I'm not doing that. It's not your door. It's not your car. >> Okay, I'll just ignore that thing. >> Just get out, Alex. You're making a show >> his door. >> I'm not trying to >> I'm not trying to make a show out of it. It's just like It's frustrating. >> This isn't your >> Is that your street? >> It's part of the city. >> Is that your pavement? >> It's the cities. >> Or is just that your stone? >> It's the cities. >> Okay. The city. Okay. In the brick. >> Who runs the city? Who's like who owns the pavement? I want to talk to whoever owns the road. >> Who do you think that is? >> Um, no. Um, you're me. What are you doing? >> No, I'm not going to lie. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're a robber. >> You're stealing me. You're kidnapping me. >> Okay. >> You're abducting me. >> Ow. You're hurting me. >> No. Stop. On September 18th, 2022, a desperate father called police after his daughter refused to get out of his car, remaining planted in the passenger seat, no matter what he said. According to him, she had recently been removed from rehab, was unemployed. And despite him buying her food and a Starbucks gift card, she still refused to leave the vehicle. >> Get out, and I must get my car back, please. >> Why isn't she getting out? >> I don't know. She's a got a lot of problems in life and I can't seem to solve them. So, I offered to give her a ride and now >> live with my dad and I think he's uh >> I don't know exactly what's going on, but he has to keep in the car. So, I'm just waiting on him to get out of the building. >> You're waiting on him to what? >> To get out of the building to come drive the car. Um he just parked us here so I don't know. >> Yeah, but you you know he doesn't have to drive you anywhere but it's his car. He doesn't have to take you anywhere if he doesn't want to. >> I understand. Well, he already took me here, so I'm in the car. I'd like to, you know, go back to my house whenever he's ready, basically. So, I'm just sitting in the car. >> Okay. But do you realize that if he doesn't want to take you, you have to get out cuz it's his car. It's his property. >> I don't think so. I think >> I'm letting you know >> that that's how that works. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to be sitting here. So, whenever he's ready, he doesn't want to drive. You don't want to drive her home? >> No, I do not. I think he might be having some sort of like like early dementia or something, but he's not acting like himself. >> Um, we were just gonna go to Starbucks and then he said that he had to go and I can't remember if he said he needed to take a package somewhere. >> He had me bring her down here. I I got her a couple of gift cards because she doesn't have a job. >> He did. He Well, he just got me a gift card. >> Supposed to be in a rehab facility, but somehow managed to get kicked out of it and showed up back at the apartment. So, I felt sorry for her. My mistake. Gave her more money. Gave her more things to do. Took her here. so she can get food. Not only did she not get food, she refused to get out of the car and now she refused to get out of it at all. >> I'm just trying to spend the day with her. >> I'm sorry. I know this is crazy. >> Go out and run errands. We're just trying to run errands. >> Um, you said she was evicted from the apartment. Does she not? So, that's not where she lives anymore. >> I still live there. >> She is in the process of eviction. I don't think they've got a final order for it yet. >> Okay. >> So, she can still be there >> um where I live normally. I'm not trying to live in this car. You know what I mean? So, >> yeah. But you're not trying to get out of this car right now. You're breaking the law. This is not your car. >> So, you're trespassing. >> So, I go on Ubers with the permission of the person. He does not want you in his car. You're trespassing >> in his Okay. So, we can play this game, but you're going to get arrested. I mean, that's literally how it's going to be. Or you could just step out of the car. Like, I'm not trying to be mean to you, but I'm trying to explain something to you, and you're not really willing to listen. Um, you explained it to me, but I would like to shut my door down. >> I'm not doing that. It's not your door. It's not your car. >> Okay, I'll just ignore that thing. >> Just get out, Alex. You're making a show. >> I'm not trying to I'm not trying to make a show out of it. It's just like it's frustrating. You >> see the problem? I didn't want to touch her at this point. >> No, I understand. I mean, it's definitely your car and you want her out of the car. Can you understand? >> I shouldn't have agreed to do it. She's had a long >> stop enabling this bad behavior and it's my fault. I I enabled one more time >> I think there's a misunderstanding. I think something's going on with my dad because he's not acting like himself. >> No, he's acting pretty normal to me. I think he's acting like >> registered. Maybe like he has early onset like dementia. No, no, you guys are right here. I'm fine. I'm not stepping out. Um, and I feel like usually you ask people not to step out of the car. >> But why won't you get out? Why don't you want to get out? >> Um, it's on principal at this point. >> Uh, but >> but you understand that you're probably going to end up going to jail then, right? >> You do know that usually, like if you pulled me over on a highway, we'd both have to pull over, park together. >> We're not doing that. >> And I would not be allowed out of my vehicle. In fact, you'd say, "Roll down the window and please present your papers to me." That's what you would say. And I would, >> but I may sometimes I also ask a lot of people out of the car, too. >> Okay. Well, this is a >> But your dad wants you out of the car. >> It doesn't feel like um a very real situation like and it doesn't feel like we're bothering anyone. >> So, do you want to press charges for trespassing? >> I do. >> After her father refused to drive her and asked her to leave the car, she refused to budge, trying to shut the door and ignore officers completely. Despite repeated trespassing warnings, she insisted she'd rather go to jail on principle than step out of the vehicle. >> The solution is that you step out. Either stand over here. You could sit. There's a bench over here. There's a bench there. There's a bench over there. >> Okay. Yeah. Go ahead and stand out of the car. >> No, I stepped out. It's fine. Please allow me to. >> No, you're not closing the door. So, >> I don't want to shut it on you. I don't want to like >> I can promise you you're not. >> Please stop touching this car cuz it's not your car. >> It's not yours either. >> Well, that's okay. >> You're going to end up >> Stop step on out. >> I'm just going to pull you out. I mean, at the end of the day, you're going to come out of the car. So, do we have to make this harder? I don't want to. >> Don't pull my arm out of it so don't touch me. >> Just We'll just get the statement. We're not in a hurry. >> Okay. Don't touch me. Don't molest me. Please. >> What's going to end up happening is we're going to end up having to use this force. I would like to press charges for assault. An assault charge. >> I just was assaulted. Battery. >> I want to press charges for battery. >> You don't get that. It's >> I want to press charges. >> It's a lawful. >> I would like to press charges. >> You don't get to. >> I'm being held against my will. >> Great. Get out of the car. >> No. I'm being held against my will. Please leave. >> No. So, these are the options. You can get out of the car. You can leave on your own accord. You can walk away. Or you're going to end up going with us. >> Get a judge or something. Like I don't I don't know what else to tell you. >> Get a judge and a jury and take me to trial. Like I don't really understand. >> Different scenario, different rules, different times, different things. Okay. This isn't your car. >> Is that your street? >> It's part of the city. >> Is that your pavement? >> It's the cities. >> Or is that your stone? >> It's the cities. >> Okay. The city. Okay. >> Who runs the city? Who's like who owns the pavement? I want to talk to whoever owns the road. >> Who do you think that would be? >> I don't know. >> I think you would have to try to get in contact with them or something. >> I don't know what to do. >> I don't know. >> Talk to the bank that like rents out that pavement. I don't know what to tell you. >> Call someone. But it'd be really cool if you just let me shut the door. >> I'm not a dog dying in a hot car. Okay. >> You go by Alex Alexander. What do you >> What am I called? >> No. Where you going to go? Do you like to be called Alex? Alexandria. >> I don't like to be called at all. >> You know what? >> I don't like to be called at all. >> Okay. What? What is your name? >> You want to put where you see your daughter? >> Why do you need to know that? >> All right. Alexandria, >> I'm again going to politely ask you to get out of the car. >> I would tell you my name if I wanted to. >> Things are going to go not your way. In a minute >> and I would prefer them not go down that way. Yeah, but they're going to get worse. >> They're going to get worse. so long >> because what's going to end up happening is you're going to get take forcefully take out of the car and I don't want to do that >> because I don't want to I don't want us to get hurt and I don't want you to get hurt. So I really would like you to get out of the car so that we don't have to force you to get out of the car or that force doesn't have to be used. >> Defiance. >> That's your choice. >> Defiance. As police explained the trespassing issue, she suddenly shifted into legal philosopher mode, demanding to know who owned the sidewalk and insisting someone call the people leasing the street. Needless to say, officers were not about to arrange that meeting. >> Okay. >> Um, no. You're informed me. What are you doing? >> All right. Put your hands >> No, I'm not going. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. No place I'm not under arrest. I'm under cardiac arrest of anything. >> No place under arrest for trespassing or resistance. >> You can't do that. >> No, you're not going to. You're not going to. >> Stop. Stop. >> I wish we didn't have to. >> Stop. >> I wish we didn't have to. >> We tried to work it out with you. >> Stop. >> For whatever reason, you decided >> stop policing me. >> Bye, Alex. I'm sorry that this is the way that you have to go. >> This is not the law. >> This isn't lawful. >> I'm not resisting. >> No. Stop touching. Stop touching me. I have to search. >> You're molesting me. You're sexually assaulting me. You are sexually assaulting me. No. Yes, she is. Dad, help me. >> I am not helping you. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> GET OFF ME. >> STOP. >> GET OFF ME. >> Stop resisting. >> Now you're getting a felony. You have violated the >> Get off me. Stop touching me. >> Even then, she kept asking for her father's help, apparently forgetting that he was the one who contacted police to have her removed. I got OFF ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. CLOSE THE DOOR. FINE. I can't get >> I'm sorry. I She may be under the influence. I'm so sorry. You two? >> Yes. >> So, you're going to charge the resistant or listen. You try to hurt us again. You're either end up getting >> me hurt you. You guys were hurting me. >> Okay. But you guys actually assaulted me. >> You kicked both of them. >> You grabbed me and then she touched my breast for no reason. So, I don't really No. So if you touched me inappropriately as well on my skin, you know that you don't need to contact me like that. I was in handcuffs already >> and listen to what I'm saying. >> My hands were behind my back. So no, you shouldn't have searched me like that and I should search privately. First of all, you should have not been out here, not with her and doing it. Second, and you're embarrassing me in public. You're actually kind of It's liable. It's a lot of liel. >> Listen, you're embarrassing yourself. >> We're going to open the door. Okay. You're going to get put back in handcuffs if you fight us. Do you have a like liability policy? Like do you guys have like some sort of a like commercial health insurance? >> Do not fight us. Okay. >> What are you so scared of? >> I don't want to get back. Avoid them. >> Why don't I get No, don't touch me. See, >> you're touching me again. Stop it. Open the door for me to stop touching me. >> I don't want to. >> No. What are you doing now? No. Just going back. We are not a corporation. We are not a co-op. You're not a cop. You're a robber. You're stealing me. You're kidnapping me. >> Okay. >> You're abducting me. >> Ow. You're hurting me. >> No. Stop doing it. >> In the car without us fight WITHOUT FIGHTING. >> DON'T TOUCH MY HEAD. Sit back. >> You just sit down. NONE OF THIS IS ME. You're creepy as you creeper. >> All right. >> She tried to bite you, by the way. >> I know. >> You're pervert. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. Get me out. Let me out. >> It's not happening. So, >> open the door. >> Open the door. Open it. >> Can I go? >> Yeah. When accusations of misconduct failed to work, she escalated again, claiming police were kidnapping her while using her teeth against officers as the arrest spiraled further out of control. >> I can't breathe with professionalism and compassion. >> I'm going to have a seizure. >> I just turned the AC up for you. Okay, you got to give it a second. I just turned off the AC. You'll be able to get some air in a couple seconds. Okay. >> I don't know what that means. Take me to the hospital. >> Take me to the ER. >> To the ED. >> Take me for medical clearance. >> You'll get medical clearance at the jail. >> No, they don't medically clear you. >> They do. >> No, they don't. >> Absolutely. >> No, they do not. They do an intake form. That's not the same. I need a physical exam. >> Who's the elected person in this jurisdiction? >> Take me to them. >> I don't even know that you're You're kidnapping me. Give me a ride. Give me a ride home. Turn the car around. >> By allegedly attempting to bite a police officer, she effectively handed officers the evidence for an additional felony charge, assault on law enforcement. Let's take a look at what people had to say about this girl. Gaslighting her father about having dementia is appalling. The fact that she keeps saying her dad has dementia is honestly disgusting. She gives new meaning to I reject your reality and substitute my own. Treating your dad's car like your own property and trying to bite cops won't get you home. It'll get you locked up. Back again with another my dad's a cop moment. A drunk woman stumbles through the airport like it's a nightclub. Convinced her connections will save her. >> Sit down, please. Sit down right here. Ma'am, just sit down right here. >> Oh my god. >> I I swear to God, my dad willing you. You have no idea. Who's the messing with? My dad willing you and I'm Please. Please. >> We try to we try to work with her. My grandfather Chicago PD and so is my father. So they know what's up. >> On June 23rd, 2025, security officers approached a woman whose unsteady movements immediately raised concern. Although she claimed to be intoxicated, police noticed unusual signs, dilated pupils, erratic behavior, and no detectable odor of alcohol. >> Well, Gina, the way you're acting right now, they're not going to let you fly. because you seem like you're intoxicated on something, >> right? So, >> have you had anything? Don't just be honest with us. >> I I'm in the airport. Um, but I >> What time is your flight today, Gina? Gina, when's the last time you drank something or took something? >> Have you been drink Did you have some drinks last night or today? >> Just be honest. >> No, not today. Um, I just saw my sister and >> Okay. Well, right, you're acting like said they're not going to let you fly. So, what time is your flight today? Cuz right now, if you went to the gate, they probably would not let you board. So, >> but do me a favor. Finish tying your shoes. We don't want you to trip. >> What I'm telling you is that if they don't let me board with it, it's going to be a huge problem. >> So, >> I know I I >> I will do anything to >> Okay, we'll start tying your shoe. >> Okay, go ahead and tie your shoe so you don't trip >> and then we'll go from there. Okay. Let me see if I can get a CCS. And right, I can tell you right now the way that you're they're acting, they won't let you fly cuz they think you might be intoxicated and they can't have you up in the air like that. Okay. Do you have anyone we can contact? >> I I don't. It's okay though. It's It's okay. >> Who you flying out with? First of all, >> I'm not flying with anybody. I'm with my own >> No. No. Who you what airline are you flying with? >> So I'm going to Orlando. >> You're going to Orlando. And who are you flying on to get to Orlando with? Like Delta, >> my sister. >> Which airline? Like Delta, American, United? >> Southwest. >> Southwest. We're just want to make sure. >> So bad. >> So bad. So >> we just want to make sure you're okay. All right. >> All right. Once she does, ma'am, you're going to have to go onto the other side. Security. Either get a cab. I'll see if I can get a CCS to help you or you can you can go sit on the other side. >> What's your name? >> My name is Officer Davidson. Ma'am, I'm sorry. >> Davidson. >> Yep. >> I am going to write a good review for you. Amazing. >> Um, I really appreciate you. You want to sit down over here? >> Give you some first class ride. Okay. >> I I can walk. >> No, I think you should ride this. All right. >> You should take a seat >> cuz you were stumbling earlier. We want to make sure you're okay. You're not like I said, you're not interested. >> Treat you like a queen. Come on. Sit down. >> Okay. But can I talk to you about >> Huh? Yeah, sure. Go ahead and have a seat and you Yep. Tell me everything. Let's go. >> It's not alcohol. Because if she was that if like let's say if she was that intoxicated, you'd be able to smell it. >> You're not smelling anything. >> There's there's no smell. Her eyes are dilated. Uh and basic based on what they're saying, whatever she took, she took right before she like got on this plane. I think it was probably like uh not Xanax or something to help her be calm. The officers suspected she was under the influence of some kind of drugs because a truly drunk person would usually wreak of alcohol. But this girl showed almost no signs of drinking whatsoever. Still, keep watching because the real drama is just getting started. >> Well, we take you on the other side. You can sit down there. No. Well, then you need to stand up and show us that you can actually walk without any problems. Cuz right now you you've wavered. You're So stand up. Stand up, please. I want you to walk to that officer right there. You can't, Ma'am. Excuse me. >> Okay. Sit down, please. Sit down. Sit down, please. >> Ma'am, sit down right here. >> Ma'am, just sit down right here. >> There you go. >> Whoa. Ma'am, listen. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. First off, >> I got her. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Want to be your hands? >> Go ahead. >> No. >> You got yourself. >> All right. >> Stop. >> Just do it. [ __ ] All right. Come on. >> Under arrest. >> Come on. >> You're under arrest for public intoxication. I'm resisting. Give me your hand. >> Please. No. Stop. Go ahead. Hit hit the latch. Hit the latch right there. >> Perfect. Call me back. Please. >> Show me one fight. White female 1095. >> No, >> she slipped out of there. >> Yes. Yeah. >> I just want to talk to my dad. >> I want to talk to my dad, please. I want to talk to my dad, please. I'm sorry. >> You had every opportunity. >> Don't put your hands on me. >> It's okay. Come on. >> Oh my god. I need help. Help. Help. Help. Help. Let me talk to my dad. Kicking. Okay. Then get up and sit in the chair. >> You got >> There you go. There you go. >> Just You got the hat. You got that. Here's your hat. >> Oh my god. >> I I swear to God, my dad willing you. You have no idea. piece of I'm messing with. My dad willing you and I'm being stupid. My dad will literally you so worry about it. He won't in the next week. I promise you. My dad get the elevator. >> Okay. Where's my phone? >> Your phone and stuff is in here. Let's go. Okay, good. >> Inside the elevator, she confidently warned officers they had messed with the wrong person, promising that her father would come to deal with them the following week. Unfortunately for her, the officers in Georgia seemed entirely unimpressed by her Chicago police connections. >> Do you think we got an AP up upstairs? >> Help. Help. >> Go get an AP, man. >> Just let me know if there's one upstairs or not. Can you stop? >> No. No. No. You're treating a woman like this. >> Is wrong with you? >> We're trying to be nice to you. >> No, I'm not. >> Be nice. I don't even care right now. >> We're not going to kill you. >> Go ahead. >> Just relax. Somebody help. >> Different colors. >> Make sure you take a photo with that. >> How did she get that? >> Good point. Good point. Okay. >> You see? >> Yeah. Xanax. >> Yep. There you go. >> It's a zany. So, she took a zany with alcohol. That's why she's so jacked up. >> Yeah. >> Turns out booze wasn't the only thing in Gina's system. She had allegedly mixed alcohol with Xanax, explaining why she could barely stay upright. >> Other things that we found out my father, please go into detail. Talk to my father, please. >> I'm I'm a young I'm a young woman. I am I I need to talk to my father. >> This is so Georgia. Savannah, Georgia. >> This is so wrong. >> Please, I'm not trying to fight with you. I just I just want to talk to my father. Please. >> I understand. I Sir, the only thing you do is contact jail. >> Please. Please. >> They try to we try to work with her. >> My grandfather Chicago PD and so is my father. So, they know what's up. Just please let me speak to him. Your dad told you to let What did your dad say to you? >> My father >> What' your father say to you? >> I'm I'm I'm >> What did your father say to you? Did he follow our instructions? So, right now, just sit here. >> My father did not say that. Are you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> That's what he told me before. >> Put in the car. >> Yep. No, >> I got to eat. >> After her intimidation attempts failed, Gina tried playing the good girl card, bringing up her family's Chicago police connections. The moment officers pointed out that her own father had already told her to cooperate. The entire act seemed to fall apart. >> No. No. Oh no. No. Talk to my dad. Talk to MY DAD. PLEASE. >> You got to think. >> No. Please. Please. I need to talk to my father. >> No. Come on. >> I just want to get a seat belt. Go. Got it. You're light. That's all you want. WHICH ALL YOU WANT, MADAM. YOU'RE ADDING TOWARDS YOUR CHARGES. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? Go ahead. Hit me. I don't care. I don't care. Instead of flying to glamorous Orlando, Gina ended up on an exclusive trip to Savannah jail facing charges including obstruction, public drunkenness, and 13 separate drug possession counts related to improperly carried Xanax. Safe to say her police officer father was probably not celebrating this outcome. Let's take a look at how people reacted to this woman's behavior. Getting her into that cop car is like trying to get my cat into his carrier to go to the vet. She's already at 30,000 ft. Doesn't need a plane to be that high. I can't believe that wig made it through the temper tantrum. Mixing Xanax with alcohol wasn't what got her to Orlando. It got her a direct trip to Savannah jail instead. And no matter how many police officers are in your family tree, they can't erase illegal pills found in your pocket. Leaving the unlabeled pills behind, we now arrive in Washington State to witness another sweet innocent girl operating at factory max alcohol levels. >> We don't want you to fall on the roadway. >> No, I'm not intoxicated like you guys. >> No, but >> we're not doing that. We're not doing that. >> Okay, like this dumb [ __ ] over here. >> Don't put your hands up. >> She's just trying to be problematic for me, please, sir. alongside what appeared to be an emotional act involving claims that >> can you please I won't call >> if you're going to be cool with us what we need >> my dad would just shoot me in the head if he found out about >> if you're going to be cool with us >> only to start screaming for her father to come save her moments later >> I want my daddy my daddy I just want my daddy >> on March 30th 2024 officers pulled over a vehicle showing signs of erratic driving. The driver initially remained calm and respectful, explaining that she had only consumed two drinks hours earlier before heading home from work. >> You You are driving. That's true. But you're not staying in your lane. >> You drifted out of your lane several times. >> Okay. How much you had the drinks tonight? >> Nothing at all. >> Just one. >> Just one? >> Yeah. >> How long ago was that? >> Like 3 hours ago. >> 3 hours ago. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Where was that at? Oh, like all the way back there. >> Okay. Like what does that mean? >> Like sorry. Um it was um the shoot. I am not from here. >> Oh, okay. Where you from? >> Um Oregon. >> Okay. All right. Were you drinking at a bar or at like a friend's house or what? >> No, Daisy. Um >> Oh, the Daisy Ranch. Okay. How many drinks did you have there? Two. >> Two. >> That's it. >> Oh, okay. All right. >> Yeah. >> Uh, do you have your license with you? Regard insurance? >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. >> No, sir. I had two. That's it. >> Okay. >> Because I wanted to be safe and go home after work in the morning. So, I had two only. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> That's it. >> I'm good. I I'm good. I wasn't driving all over the road. >> Well, you were. That's why I stopped you. You left your lane like three times. >> No, I'm not from here. So like this is hard for me. Like this is a lot for me. I'm from like the dead of nowhere. Like the city is hard for me. Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> Like I learn to drive in the boondocks. Okay. >> Gotcha. >> So >> thank you. And then the registration of the vehicle and the group, please. That should be it. >> Thank you. >> And then last but not least, the proof of insurance, please. >> Can I show it on my phone? >> Do you have it like on an app? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's fine. Just go ahead and bring it. I'll be right back. >> Can I just poke you over a couple of drinks? Nothing illegal to just have a couple drinks. Um, but I want I do want to make sure that you are okay to drive home. >> I am now. >> Okay. >> Would you be willing to do some voluntary field sobriety test for me then? >> I would like to go to my home. >> I I just want to make sure you get there safely though. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Do you mind stepping out of the vehicle? >> I'm not comfortable with any of you. I want to go to my home. >> Okay. Well, at this time, can I have you shut off your vehicle for me and take the keys out of the ignition? >> You're going to be detained right now. >> Can you turn off this? I am okay to drive. I promise. >> Ma'am, so at this point I've asked you twice to show off the vehicle. Can you please turn it off? >> So can I do the sobriety? >> Are you willing to do the >> I am because I go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. >> No, I'm okay. So we Let's walk around to the other side of the street here. >> Sure. No, you don't need to hold me. I'm >> We don't want you to We don't want you to fall on the roadway. >> No, I'm not intoxicated. Like you guys, >> we're not doing that. We're not doing any of that. >> Hey, I'm okay. >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Stop. >> Hey. Hey. I'm okay. No, I'm not trying to Hey. Hey. Please. >> Hey. I'm Stop pulling away. >> You're done doing anything right now. No. No. I got to pull away. >> Stop. >> Hey. No. Because I'm not intoxicated and you are like >> Is that evidence of the police force? You're under. >> No. Can I have an intoxication pass, please? >> Nope. Absolutely not. You do not have that. You do not have that opportunity right now. Stop. >> Hey, >> let the officers do what they're going to do. >> Hey, want to get a rap? >> No. You should be a thing. Test me. >> No, I am not. >> Look at me. Look at me. >> Hey, >> sir. >> There's a couple ways we can go from here. Okay. You were really friendly with me when I first met you. I would like us to stay that way. >> No, cuz I am not intoxicated enough. >> The sweet and cooperative act vanished fast once cops told her to step out of the car. Heather instantly started resisting and running her mouth. >> She's got exciting car >> like this. Like this dumb over here. >> Don't try to do that. She's just trying to be problematic for me. Please, sir. >> This dumb, >> we're here because I stopped you, not her. >> No, but she threw me in cuffs. >> Miss, I handcuffed you. >> Okay. Well, this dumb over here >> and this dumb dumb over here. Whatever. >> This is being recorded. >> Sure, sir. >> Okay. So, let's take a deep breath. >> Yes, sir. >> We'll get through this. >> Yes, sir. >> But like I said, how this ends tonight depends on you. >> Yes, sir. All right, >> let's lean you against the car here just so you're not falling over. >> I don't fall over. >> Okay, turn and face me. >> Yes, let's back a little bit. >> I don't need to lean against the car. >> If you fall, you have handcuffs on and you cannot catch yourself. >> I'm not intoxicated enough for that. >> I'm 26 years old. >> All right, >> Leave me alone, please. Do I want to do the bills and test? >> This officer, you don't have a choice. Do you understand that? You don't have control over this situation. >> She does. >> Yes. >> Sorry. >> So they don't turn off the floor. >> Are you willing to do the voluntary assistance? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Okay. All I want you to do is look at the tip of the pen. I'm going to move it left to right. You're just going to stare at that tip of the pen and try not to move your head. Do not move your head. Just your eyes only. Okay. Try not to move your head. Just just your eyes. Keep your eyes on the tip of the pen clean. Okay. I see it. Still running a couple tests. So, just keep your eyes on the tip. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. So, right now you're going to be under arrest for suspicion or driving while under the influence. Okay. >> I see your light the whole time. Yeah, I know you you did a good job following it, but based on what I saw on the test. Um, and the smell of alcohol coming off of you. Your eyes are kind of fully shot. You're slurring words a little bit, so you're going to be under arrest. Very suspicion of driving. No, >> I'm going to take your keys. I'm going to take your keys. Let go of them. Okay. Unless you're resisting right now, please stop resisting. This will be another charge if you continue to resist. Do you understand? The shy small town image quickly disappeared as she transformed into a non-stop critic of everyone around her, repeatedly throwing insults like dumb [ __ ] and problematic at officers on scene. >> You can get a DUI by being under that if we can show impairment. Does that make sense? >> If you >> So if you decide you're like, "Oh, this girl is with you just decide within yourself. You say she's within intoxication. Like, >> well, you have to take a whole bunch of factors into account. The way you were driving, the way you're behaving, odor of alcohol, uh the eye test you did touching me. >> No. No. >> No. Only one person needs to touch me. I have anxiety. >> What was your name? I didn't get your name. >> Heather. >> Heather. Okay. Heather, this is what's happening right now. Okay. No, but I have anxiety and with two people two people touching me, it's a lot. >> Okay. They they have to control you. Okay. Because you haven't been real cooperative with us. >> No. >> That that's why they're touching you right now. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> So, we don't want it to go to anything more than that, right? >> Sure. >> So, if you continue just remain calm and we can talk through stuff, that's >> it won't be any worse than it is right now. >> It totally matters. All everything matters, right? We have a a giant equation that we work to determine if we have probable cause to arrest. >> I have >> Are you taking medication for that? >> Yes. >> You take medication? >> Yes, sir. >> How long? >> 12 hours. >> Yes, sir. >> So, this doesn't take place of the evidentiary drinker test uh that we'll take down at the jail, but this will at least get us started. Okay. So, what you're going to do here, what you're going to do here is you're just going to blow evenly like if you're blowing into a balloon. Okay. Right onto the tube. Are you still willing to do it? >> Big deep breath. Okay. Like you're blowing up a balloon. Good job. >> Yeah. Go ahead. I just I just don't know. >> Okay. It It is a voluntary test. You don't have to do it. You said you were willing to do it. little >> I am. But like at the same time, >> I'm a little worried. >> Let's do it. You're doing You're doing awesome. Ready? >> Yeah. Got to be a little bit harder than that. Strong blow and super consistent. >> Heather, you're not blowing. Here's the deal. Okay, we're not going to be here all night playing games. Sure. >> We'll give you one more chance. >> No, I'm blowing. >> Okay, take a deep breath. I want you toing tell me if I blow into thising thing a decent number, are you going to give me my keys or does it matter? >> And like I said before, we will take into account whatever we see and make a decision. Okay, >> but here's the deal. When you blow into that, you're going to hear a whistling sound. That's the air passing through the machine. That's how we know you're doing it proper. Okay? If you try to suck through it, it's not going to work. Or if you pretend like you're blowing, it's not going to work. And we're going to know that. And we're not going to keep playing games. Okay. >> Does it matter? >> It does matter. >> No. Does iting matter? If I blow a good number into this [ __ ] machine, will you give me my keys back or not? Cuz I'm not going to blow into it without a [ __ ] attorney or a lawyer. >> Okay, we're up. Here we go. Heather repeatedly attempted to negotiate her way out of the arrest, then shifted tactics again by acting flirtatious before invoking a lawyer and refusing to cooperate further. Officers ended the back and forth shortly after and transported her directly to the station. >> Okay, so I got to read you a couple things before we get started. Okay, >> sure. >> One, you have the right to remain silent. You have the right to right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court of law. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? So last part of this says, I understand my constitutional rights. I have decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without any threats or promises of any kind. You still wish to talk to us? >> No, I don't want to talk to you. >> Okay, perfect. >> Because >> so refused. Sure. >> Or you exercising your right to silence >> because I want to cooperate, but I feel like in the best interest of me, I need to not >> not cooperate or not talk. >> Maybe both. I >> Well, I would really appreciate if you cooperated with her. >> I'll No, no, sir. I'll cooperate, but like I I guess I should request an attorney because >> Perfect. Okay. Would you like to call your attorney right now? It's up to you. I don't know because I'm sober and you guys won't let me go home. >> Sure. Uh if you want to call an attorney, we can leave the room and we can provide you with a phone and a number for a bunch of lawyers that deal with DUIs. If not, uh we can just continue on with this. Which which which way would you like to pursue? >> I provide you with options. That's it. Uh we're not going to question you about the crime. There are some things that we need to do >> about a crime >> about a crime that you were involved with. I did not commit a crime. >> Okay. We just got a couple things that we need to read through and we'll provide you with an opportunity to give us a breath sample and we'll talk about that here shortly. Okay. >> Okay. I guess I want an attorney cuz I'm not going to around and find out with y'all. >> Now, you're saying you want an attorney, correct? >> I'm not going to play around with you guys. You guys >> Would you like to call an attorney right now? Yes or no? >> Sure. So, look at that list right now and tell me which attorney you'd like to call cuz I'm not removing you from handcuffs. Tell me which attorney you'd like to call. I will dial that number and I'll I'll leave the room. >> Doesn't matter. >> You tell me. I can't provide you with that answer. >> After 30 minutes on the phone with her lawyer, Heather finally took the breath test, blowing a staggering 0.17 and 0.19. The moment reality hit, the dramatic excuses immediately started rolling in >> lips around the whole go. >> No, actually there you go. Like that. Now go consistently. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Make sure you're tight. >> I'm trying. I'm really really honestly trying. >> Just a second. >> Deep lung air. Okay. >> I've seen people with with asthma do this a lot better. Okay. You need to get that deep lung air. Anything that you are unable to provide will be a refusal. Okay, >> I'm trying. Okay, >> nice deep breath. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Nice and steady. Keep it going. >> I don't know. You're the police officer that should be tracking these felons. You want me to track them for you? >> Figure it out. >> Okay. >> Sorry. I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] It's just like I don't really know where she works. The last time that I talked to this dumb, she worked at My mom doesn't give a [ __ ] about me, but like if I call her, like she might help me. Like cuz she's a dumb too. So she might be like, "Oh yeah, I've been to jail 75 times." Like I'm just trying to like go home. Like I never wanted to be in this position ever. Should I call my dad or my mom? Tell me. >> The the only number that you have memorized that sounds like a good resource you can start with. >> Number scares me because He used to beat me so hard. He used to beat the out of me. And I'm scared even as an adult that if I tell him things like this, he'll beat the out of me. >> So that's why I want my mom's phone. >> All right. Don't you touch me. I don't allow females. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Yes, sir. >> Let's go. >> Yes, sir. >> She's going to grab you and she's going to escort you in here. >> So close to me. >> It's okay. I want my daddy. I want my daddy. >> I just want my daddy. >> After delivering a stream of dramatic personal stories involving her family and childhood trauma, Heather suddenly changed completely once jail became real. Crying uncontrollably at the cell door. She repeatedly screamed, "I want my daddy." The night ended with Heather sobbing in the holding area, still insisting that her father would somehow solve everything. But family support could not undo the DUI charges or the reality of spending the night behind bars. Let's see what people have been saying about her. I love how drunk people always choose one person out of the gaggle of cops and are like, "Fuck that person specifically forever." She strikes me as a girl who'd falsely accuse you of [ __ ] because she's mad at you. She hates the female cop because she knows the female cop instantly sees straight through her BS and she thinks her charm will work on the male officers incoming accountability for the first time in her life. The next woman takes the classic my relative has connection strategy to Olympic levels, dragging a routine breath test into a fulllength drama production. That's a lawful order. You want to make this a bigger issue, we can do that. >> No, I don't want to make it a big >> Okay, good. >> No, I don't. He could wait till I'm ready. Do I have a warrant? >> Yes. >> Just place your hands behind. Do I have a warrant? >> Turn around for me. >> Do I have a warrant? Ma'am. >> Do I have a warrant? >> Put your hands behind your back. I >> have a warrant. Hands behind your back. >> Absolutely. If I have a warrant, I will. Do I have a warrant? >> Yes, you have a warrant. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> What's my warrant for? >> We'll tell you in a second. >> Who? >> Your uncle Efron. >> Okay. Where's he at? >> I don't know. I was at I was at his wedding. Okay. Just so you know, I was at his wedding. >> And so was I. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So what now? >> Why don't you treat me a little remorse? >> I have. But do you know what just happened when you walked away? >> No, I don't. Tell them. >> So I don't want to. >> Okay. >> I don't want to. I want you to watch it when you go home. >> Okay. >> On April 18th, 2025, a routine speeding stop quickly became something much bigger after officers encountered an intoxicated and dramatic driver carrying two passengers along for the chaos. >> Hey guys, how you doing? >> Hello. How you doing? >> Good. I'm patrolman radio with DPD. Just so you know, my camera is on. Can I have your license, registration insurance? pulling me over. >> I'll let you know once I once I have all your documents over. >> I need all your documents. >> What's the reason you pull me over? >> License, registration, insurance. >> What's the reason you pulled me over, sir? >> I'll let you know once I identify you and have all your documents. >> What's the reason you pulled me over? >> I'm not doing that. >> Not happening. What's the reason you pulled me over, sir? >> I will explain to you once I have all >> What's the reason you pulled me over, sir? >> I'm giving you a lawful order to give me your documents. 47. >> Ma'am, like I said, four times already. >> I will. >> Four times. >> Yes, I will explain to you once I once I have all your documents, your license, your registration, insurance, that's a lawful order. >> You want to make this a bigger issue? We can do that. >> No, I don't want to make it a bigger. >> No, I don't. >> He could wait till I'm ready. >> You're the one that wanted to play games. >> Who? What you mean by that? >> You want to play games? that >> because I'm telling you to give me your documents. >> Okay. Why you say I want to play games? I don't want to play games. >> Good. I'm glad you don't. >> Why'd you say that? >> Can you give me your stuff? >> Stop talking to me crazy. Why' you say that? >> I got a great attorney. Why'd you say that? >> After being pulled over for excessive speeding, she immediately became argumentative, repeatedly questioning the reason for the stop despite the obvious violation. She also repeatedly warned officers that she had a very good lawyer. What a truly spoiled brat. >> Okay, you can hop out. >> Please >> hop out of the car for me. >> Okay. What's the What's the situation? >> That's fine. So big. >> Just step back there for me. >> Mhm. >> Just step back there on the side. >> Let's step. >> Let's step on the side. >> Real quick. No, we're we're in public. You can't pee in public. >> I really have to pee, sir. >> Just step on the on the sidewalk for me. >> I have to pee so bad. >> We just got to hold it for a little bit. >> But I have to be so bad. >> Why are you y'all asking me to step out here? >> Just uh cuz he's going to explain. >> But I have to pee. I got a warrant for my arrest. >> I'm still working on sir. >> He was just concerned about you driving. That's all. >> Mine? >> Yeah. >> I had to pee so bad, sir. >> Can you just give us a few minutes? Can I have a go in like the bush? >> You can't get somebody's property. >> Do I If I have a warrant, tell me now. >> Have a warrant. >> So why can't I pee? I promise you I have to pee so bad. I'm not making nothing up. Y'all can do whatever y'all want to do. I have to pee. >> Ma'am, where are you guys coming from? >> Where am I coming from? I'm coming from the establishment in Asbury. It doesn't matter. That's none of your business. I have to pee. >> Okay. I need >> Can I please pee? >> Anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> Nothing at all. >> Can I please pee? >> No. >> All right. I need to do a uh a test on your eyes just to make sure you're okay to drive. >> Okay. >> You understand? Have you ever had that done before? >> Absolutely. What's up? >> Okay. Um yeah, it's better you take those off. Do you have any medical cases? >> I have to pee. >> Okay. >> I have to pee. >> Ma'am, do you have any >> I have to pee right now. >> I understand. >> I have to pee. >> Well, we're not in a spot where we can pee. >> Do you understand? >> I do understand. Okay. Yeah. I'm letting you know once again. I have to pee. >> Okay. Do you have any medical condition? >> Start your test. I'm going to let you know once again. >> This question is part of my test. So, you need to answer it. Do you have >> And I will. Do you have any medical conditions? >> No, I have to pee. >> Okay. >> I have several medical conditions. I don't have to disclose that to you. No, I don't. >> Do you wear contacts or glasses? >> Yes, I do. And I don't have to disclose that to you. I have to pee. >> And I'm going to say once again, I have to pee. Do you hear me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Once again, I have to pee. Do you hear me? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Just stand over there for me. >> No. Once legal threats stopped working, she pivoted to claiming a desperate need to use the restroom, asking officers to let her go beside the road. When denied, she seemingly used the issue to obstruct the field sobriety process further. >> The instructions are, can you stand with your feet together and your arms out at your side? >> I cannot. >> Can you follow the tip of the pen with just your eyes? >> I have reasons why I cannot. >> Can you tell me those reasons? >> Okay, >> that's my right. Right or wrong? >> It is. But the best thing for you to do is to give us as much information as possible. >> And that's what I'm here for. But that is my right. You're not doing that. But that is my right. Right or wrong. >> We want to We want to have as much info as possible when we make our decision. >> Is that my right? >> Sure. You don't have to do the test. >> Is that my right? Right or wrong? >> Okay. >> And I'm not She doesn't want to do it. >> I'm not denying. Absolutely not. I'm here for it. Let's do it. >> So, you're ready now? You want to do the test? >> I've been ready. I never denied it. >> Well, you just told me no. >> I never denied it. >> All right. Real simple. >> I ask you if that is my right. Can you answer me? >> Yes, that's your right. So, what are we what am I denying? >> No. Let's start over. Is that my right? Yes or no? >> Okay. >> I don't want to have a very >> Is that my right? Yes or no? I want to make sure my rights are respected before I agree to any type of test. Is that okay? >> Do you understand why we're doing the test? >> Absolutely. >> I just want to make sure my rights are respected before I agree to respect your rights. >> Is that okay? >> That's okay. I respect your rights. >> I just I'm going to reiterate myself. That's okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> I just want to make sure my rights are respected before I agree to anything. Is that okay? Your rights. >> I'm asking you, sir. >> Your rights are respected. I'm I'm answering your question. Your rights are respected. >> To comply with anything that you ask. >> So, you're ready now? >> Absolutely. I was ready the first time. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> Do you see the tip of my pen? >> Do you see the tip of my pen? >> Yes or no? >> Can you follow it with just your eyes, not your head? >> Just your eyes, not your head. You're doing really good. >> No. I'm pregnant. >> Just Just like you're doing. You're doing You're doing really good. Okay, let's keep going. >> Like I said, I'm pregnant. >> I'm well aware. >> You don't have to believe me. I'm pregnant. >> Okay, keep going. We're almost done. >> You guys are making me really upset. >> I'm sorry. We're almost done. I promise. >> I feel absolutely interesting. Okay, I'm going to go up now. Right. Follow the tip of the pen up. >> Just your eyes. So angry. >> Definitely four. It looked like six, too, but she started to shiver a little bit. But definitely four. Just have to do um >> Yeah. >> Do whatever you have to do, sir. >> Have to do the walk and turn in the one leg. Um do you have any medical conditions that would affect your ability to perform this test? It's it pretty much require to walk in straight line, heel to toe, make a turn, and come back. No medical conditions that would affect it. All right. Um I just need you to stand with your arms at your side. >> I am kneeling. So, does that matter that I'm out here cold? And I also have a hyperactive firewalk. >> That will, you know, my my camera's on and and that will factor into >> And I'll have a hyperactive. >> Okay. So, I just need you to um stand with your >> Do you mind if I place my shoes in my bag in my car? >> If you want to just put them down on the ground for now, you can. >> I don't feel comfortable doing that. >> You want me to put them on the back of your car on the trunk? >> I'd appreciate if I could just lay sit in my car, but that's okay. >> How about I bring him to the car? I'd appreciate if I could do that myself because I'm not in custody. So, I don't understand what the issue is. >> Well, we got to do the test. Right. >> Right. And I'm not declining it. I'm here for it. I'm not fleeing. I just would like to place my items in my property. >> You can't do with shoes in your hand, though. That's all. >> Absolutely. So, that's why I'm asking you, can I place my items in my own vehicle? Is that okay? Yes or no? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> Whatever you want. >> Can I take all this stuff off of me? Yes or no? >> Yes. >> They're telling me no. >> Told you yes. >> It's weird. >> But you're telling me yes. What is that? >> I'm not [ __ ] pregnant. What's wrong with you? I think they're in the box. I mean, is you? >> Okay. >> When did what happened? I'm pregnant. >> Don't worry about that. What that got to do with me being pregnant and y'all drug testing me like I'm not pregnant? >> What does it have to do with anything? So, you're testing me for sobriety? >> Yeah. Right. So what's natural concern? >> If you're familiar with the area, >> it's nothing new, sir. I'm born and raised here. Me, too. >> So, it's nothing new. >> Familiarize yourself, please, because this is a waste of time. >> They're from here, though. >> They're from here, but they don't know me. And you, >> ma'am, >> they don't know why. >> Are you good? >> Are you good, sir? >> Yeah. So, stand. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. Come right here for >> No, I need to be sure. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I have rights. >> Yes, you're right. So, what's up? >> I need you to stand right here. >> Absolutely. >> With your arm on your side. >> It's going to be just like this, ma'am. >> One, two. >> Take note. I need this. You are you looking at me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Are you looking at me? >> Yes. >> Are you looking at me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I just want you to make note. I just want you to make note >> of my dress. I just want you guys to make note of how tight my dress is. Cuz [ __ ] up. I also want you forget all of this. I want you to take me to the hospital right now and I want you to blood test me so that you guys can know that I'm pregnant. >> Ma'am, >> I don't want to do all this. >> You You don't want to do the test? >> No, I don't. I want you guys to know that I'm pregnant. I want you guys to know that you guys have violated my rights. I feel very >> I I would like to get through these tests so I can make sure. >> I would like to, too, but I feel violated. >> I We have not violated your rights. >> I feel violated. >> If we get through these, I can make sure you're okay to drive. Huh? >> What do you have to do? >> Just >> I'm telling you that I feel violated. >> What's your [ __ ] dress? >> Pull your dress down, ma'am. >> Y'all cannot obligate me to do that. I' I've I've reiterated myself several times. Yes or no? >> To dodge the sobriety test, she suddenly claimed anemia, thyroid issues, pregnancy, and bleeding before lifting her dress to prove she wasn't drunk. >> Okay, just hang out for one second. >> I don't wish to. No. >> Okay, just hang out for >> So, what now? >> Just hang out for one second. Okay. Yeah, >> ma'am. >> Yes, >> just uh place your hands behind your back for me. >> Okay, I have a warrant. >> Do I have a warrant? >> Yes. >> Just place your hands behind your back. Do >> I have a warrant? >> Turn around for me. >> Do I have a warrant? >> Do I have a warrant? >> Put your hands behind your back. I >> have a warrant. >> Hands behind your back. >> Absolutely. If I have a warrant, I will. Do I have a warrant? >> Yes, you have a warrant. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> What's my warrant for? >> We'll tell you in a second. >> What's my warrant for? >> You don't have a warrant. I don't have a horse in a vest for DUI. >> They're all away. So careful slip out. >> Call this number right here. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Stay right in there. Stay right there. Hold on. We're locking them up. >> N 272. >> All right, man. >> Call Breeze, too. You heard? >> Okay. And I'm bleeding and I'm doing these females a favor by picking them up. >> All right. Are you listening to me, >> ma'am? I just need to take >> Wait, stop. >> I'm listening. >> Are you listening to me? >> I need you to get into the >> I want you to stop, please. >> Are you listening to me? Look at me. Look at me in my eyes. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm telling you that I ain't pregnant >> and I also bleeding >> and I'm doing these women a due diligence of picking them up. >> Okay. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Call the ambulance. >> Call first. Call over. >> Yes, please. >> You're getting in the car. >> You heard what he said. Is he not the sergeant? >> You were getting in the car. You the sergeant. >> Are you the sergeant? >> I am. >> We're calling anybody. We're not going anywhere until you still have to get in the car. >> I'm not going anywhere. We're not going anywhere. >> Yeah. You're getting in the car. >> Just wait. Wait till you keep You might as well just keep >> I'm Do you hear? I want you to roll. No. When you just walked away, I I'm not even You Know what? I'm not going to say anything. I'm not I promise you. >> You know who I just spoke to? >> I know. You guys are still Norwood and Park, correct? >> Who? >> Your uncle Efron. >> Okay. Where's he at? >> I don't know. I was at I was at his wedding. Okay, just >> so you know, I was at his >> and so was I. >> Yeah. >> Okay, so what now? >> Why aren't you treating me a little worse? >> I haven't. But do you know what just happened when you walked away? >> No, I don't. Tell me. >> So I don't want to. >> Okay. >> I don't want to. I want you to watch it when you go home. >> Okay, we'll call you a >> I'm over it. >> I'm over it. >> Able is coming. >> I'm over it. >> Okay. >> Once handcuffed, she finally played her ultimate connection card, asking officers if they knew Ephine and claiming she had just come from his wedding. Unfortunately for her, even family connections weren't about to erase a DUI arrest in the middle of the night. >> You guys are violating my rights. >> I'm uncomfortable. I'm in pain. All of that. >> Do you want your friends to have your phone in your purse? >> Why would I spend time at a hotel? Why are you guys saying that? >> You need somebody to sign you out. >> Okay. So, what does that mean? 12 hours. >> You'll need your phone to call someone. >> Okay. Why do I need my phone to call someone? You guys are like insinuating that I'm going to be stuck there for 12 hours. Why? >> It's You have to have Why you Why do you get so defensive? I don't know cuz you guys are scaring me. >> I'm explaining the laws to you. >> So you're telling me I'm going to be stuck at the precinct for 12 hours? >> If you don't have somebody to sign, >> why would you assume that? >> Because you don't want to bring your phone. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> You have to call. >> So you're assuming that I'm going to be stuck for 12 hours. >> So why would you say that? >> We want you to bring your phone so you can make a phone call. >> What's your last four digits, Nene? Cuz apparently they think you're going to leave ME THERE FOR 12 HOURS. NENE 527. What's the last four digits? >> 6619. Okay. Cuz apparently you're going to leave me there for 12 hours. Why are you guys talking like that? Why? You know my [ __ ] my car. You know my uncle personally, right? >> Yeah. >> So why would you assume that he's going to leave me there for 12 hours? >> Mimi, the thing is your car has to be left there for 12 hours. >> [ __ ] >> The sooner you get processed and let out, the sooner you can get out. >> I'll be right back. But he's talking about you're going to be there for 12 hours. Why? >> If you if you go to the hospital, get it. If you go to the hospital, it's going to take you longer because I'm not. >> So, what's the situation? What are we doing? >> Ma'am, we're uh we're going to >> I'm under arrest. I'm not resisting. I'm under arrest and I'm not resisting. >> Listen, I'm going to guide you over to the ambulance. >> I'm curious what's going on. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> I'm asking what's going on. Sergeant, please. >> No. >> Because my wife is trying to >> So, what's the situation? Talk to me. I'm trying. >> I'm not. I promise you I'm not. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen, please. >> They are going to take you either in the ambulance or to the police station. >> So, where are y'all taking? >> Where do you want to go right now? >> Where are you taking me? I want to talk to Sergeant. Please. You go to the police station. >> I'm trying to make sure you don't fall. >> We're near the roadway. >> Listen, if you go to the police station, it'll be over sooner. If you go to the hospital, you're going to have to get checked out by the hospital. >> No, but she's your friend. She's your friend. >> I'm not worried about her. I'm helping him. >> She's trying to help you. >> All right. Well, can you tell her what I'm telling her? If she has to go to the hospital, check out and then go to the police station. >> Correct. >> Are you my sergeant? Yes or no? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. You're going to check me out at the police station and you're going to bring me. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Yes or no? >> I'm trying to help. Our job. Let me explain this to you. >> Take her to the police station. >> Our job is to make sure you get home safely no matter what. You understand? >> You will contact Efron? Yes or no? I spoke to. >> So, where's he at? >> He couldn't do anything because you're >> Absolutely. He's not going to. Okay. But he can >> absolutely cuz we got to do due diligence. >> Can he pick her up? >> Why wouldn't he be able to? >> I mean, I'll call him and let him know exactly what's going on. >> 272749. Call the number and meet me at the precinct. We not going to the hospital. Meet me at the precinct. Go to the precinct. Let's go. >> Go to the hop in the police car. >> Yes, we are. >> No, you're not. >> Call 272749. >> The faster you get to the precinct, the faster you get out. Let's go. >> It's all wasting your time. MY TAMPON IS BLEEDED OUT. CAN YOU PULL IT OUT? >> NO. Absolutely not. >> All right. So, hurry up. >> My tampon is literally bleeding out. Y'all just watch me piss on the floor. I'm suing y'all. >> Sit back. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Relax. We're almost done. >> Y'all watch me piss in front of y'all. That's humiliating. >> We're almost done. Okay. >> Cuz I'm doing my due diligence. After unsuccessfully trying to shift the blame onto her friend, the woman was finally handcuffed and taken to jail. She now faced serious charges, including DUI, excessive speeding, and resisting law enforcement. While every excuse, fake medical claim, and imagined family influence collapsed against reality. For the final story of the day, we meet a woman who appeared convinced that traffic laws could be negotiated away by placing a phone call to daddy. On November 29th, 2024, the vehicle drove right past a clearly visible streetcloed sign. When officers asked why, she responded with impressive simplicity that her house was in that way so she could do that. Here's what happened next. >> Can you roll in your back window? >> I'm right here. >> Can you roll your back window down for me? >> Why? >> Cuz I can't see in it. >> It doesn't matter. Roll your back window down. 5 4 1 9 >> roll the back window down. >> What y'all looking for? >> What happened? >> You guys went around a big sign that said street clothes. >> I know, but I live down that way. I was about to go home >> and then when I see I Okay. I went around that. >> Okay. So, I was gonna go this way and go home on Market Street. I live that street. >> What happened that you roll the um >> but you want me to roll my back? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to need you to step out of the car for me. supervisor. >> Okay. I need your driver's license. >> Pull up for what? The barricade. >> Either give me your driver's license or step out. >> She can get she can give you a license. >> Where is it? >> Daddy. >> It's going to be a point 19. >> So the police got that pulled me over and she wanted me to roll down my back window. She pretty but she ain't tell me why she wanted me roll my back went down I'm on Columbus >> she ain't tell me why so I asked him why >> reach back there to get it >> he should have rode her down step out because I went around the barricade I said yes I went around I went around cuz I was going home so then I was going the other way >> step out of the vehicle >> so now you hearing them daddy stay on the phone >> rather than simply providing identification she chose to phone her father for assistance as though parental support could somehow now replace an actual driver's license during a traffic stop. >> The church I'm stay on the phone. >> Honey, ain't nothing on me. Do you want what's in my pockets? Here you go. >> Can you turn around? >> Get off of me. >> That we're not Get off of me. >> We are not doing that. Oh, but you already did it and I do anything. I never called you. >> I don't know, daddy. I'm telling you like my business. >> Okay. No, she didn't tell me nothing. >> What day is right now? >> Right now. >> You hear him right now? >> CUZ SHE'S NOT COMPLYING. >> GET MY PHONE. COME AND GET MY PHONE. >> He just took my phone off of me. >> You stay in that car. >> He just took my phone off me. Can you get my phone, dog? Not. Get back in the car. >> Sit down in the car. Watch your back with your >> Excuse me. I can get in. >> Give me my phone, please. >> No, you're not having your phone. Get in the car. >> Why? >> Get in the car. >> Why? Because I told you, get in the car or you're going to get But you're not telling me. >> Okay. You're either going to get in the car or you're going to get pulled in. >> Those are your options. >> And I'm going to get right out. >> Quit playing with me. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Man, shut the door. >> Okay. You're under arrest for OBI. >> Ah, funny. >> Apparently, she believed daddy could magically cancel the arrest over the phone because even inside the patrol car, she kept screaming for her phone back. Clear 19. Don't let her go yet. >> Yeah, I'm not. >> So, she she blows through the barricades down there. We catch up to her. Back windows are tinted. She asked her to roll them down. She starts getting an attitude. Why are you asking me to roll them down? Why are you asking? So, then the passenger ends up rolling the window down for me. She goes, "What did we get stopped for?" I said, "You guys went right around the sign that said street closed." So, then she starts arguing, "I'm not giving you my driver's license. Tell me why you stopped me." I'm like, "Well, we already told you why we stopped you. I actually bought the caring. >> She won't give me your information. >> Who's this Rabulis? I don't know. Some She identified. >> She's a friend. She's got a valid license. >> Vehicle comes back to >> Oh, we didn't run it. Yeah. >> Yeah. Run it. See who it comes back to. She has prior point 19. It's getting towed. >> Do you have a ride in case >> she >> I mean I'm going right there to bridle. >> It's going to treat. >> Yeah. Have you have you had anything to drink today? >> No. No. But >> would you be just >> I can take her car to the >> I was going to say would you be willing to take a breathalyzer to show just so we can say that you're under the legal limit so that you can drive the car away. It doesn't matter what you blow. >> Oh >> yeah. I mean >> I'm going right there. If somebody else need to come get her car, I'll come get her. I mean, I'll have somebody come get a car with drive. I don't want I don't >> No. Do you want to take a breathalyzer? Like I said, you're the passenger, so no matter what you blow, it doesn't matter. It's for you. >> Yeah. Just so I can say like, yeah, she was sober and she took the car. >> Oh, it doesn't matter. Um, I'm just going right there. If she want to leave her car, have her dad come cuz she did call her dad. Where's her phone? >> Yeah, we have her phone. >> Her dad was on the phone. He can come get it. I'm just going right there. Okay. >> They don't want to take the car in. >> No, I I don't like driving nobody else's car. I don't have insurance on her car. I don't have, you know, like I don't know how I don't know the rules driving with no insurance. I don't have insurance on her car. She lives she literally lives right there. >> If she's got insurance on the vehicle, you can drive it. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, as long as she's fine with it. >> Um but I mean, if you don't want to drive it, that's fine. >> We just got to figure out what we're going to do with it. >> But if her dad can >> call the dad she was on the phone with her dad. >> Yeah. She's not getting her phone. >> Yeah. Can >> Can y'all give me the number to call him? >> I We can't get into her phone. If she was a little bit more cooperative, I would just have her. >> I tried I tried to tell her. >> I I heard you trying. >> I tried to tell her to just do what y'all asked. I know. Um >> Where were you guys coming from? >> Um my house. She lived right here. I live right here. And she was going to take me to get my car. Then I was going right here, too. I have a um cousin that's getting married. Okay. >> That's why I look like this. The brighter showers, right? It's literally right there where those cars are >> at that uh that one place on the corner. Okay. How much did she had to drink? >> Um, I don't know. I She didn't She picked me up. >> You didn't smell it? >> No. >> Maybe she'd like to talk to you for a minute cuz I asked her. Yeah, you can come over. >> Okay. >> Bring your phone just in case she gives you a number. >> Okay. >> Hold the window down. >> Yep. >> I don't know. >> They have it, but they said they can't give it to me. >> Why? I don't have it. >> I know, but they said they can't give it to you. >> But I don't have it. >> What's your dad number? Cuz then >> it's in my phone. I asked them and they wouldn't give it to me. >> But I don't have my phone. So they >> I know they have your phone but they're not giving me your phone or the number. >> Stay right about Daddy. >> That's why I say he going to come. That's why that's why I like >> So stay in my car. >> I I'm going to stay with your car. >> Stay in my car so the 2255. >> Okay. Yeah. If you want to have a seat in the car, we'll give him. >> Is he coming from down the street? >> No, he's in the car. I don't know this. I don't know daddy number. Is he coming from down the street? >> Where's dad live at? >> I don't know. >> If she want How far her phone? If >> she could just give me the number out of her phone. What? >> If she can get >> Where does your dad live at? >> Or how long is it going to take him to get here? >> I don't know how far he >> You got my phone. How do I know? >> Well, you know where he's at, don't you? >> No. No, I do not. I was on the phone with him when you took it. >> All right. Here's what's going to happen. Do you want her to have your phone so you can contact your dad? If not, we're going have to tow it. Okay. We're not going to >> I want her to have my phone. My dad is coming, but I can't tell you where he at because y'all got my phone. >> Listen, do you want her to have your phone then? >> I didn't say that. >> Let's give her the phone to her. So, she >> It's Aaron's birthday. 04206. That's how you unlock it. >> Okay. >> As soon as officers tried to arrange for her father to retrieve the vehicle, she abruptly stopped being able to answer even basic questions about where he was or when he could arrive. >> Britney, popped the truck. >> What's it called? 04 04 90 days. Do you understand that? >> Do you want to provide a breath sample? >> Yes or no? >> Would you like to provide a breath sample? >> Okay. It's a refusal. You're under uh administration. >> No. No, it's not a refusal. So, are you going to take me? Are you going to provide a >> No, no, no. You arrested or you arrested? >> Yes or no? >> I'm arrested. >> Correct. >> I don't have to do anything. I'm arrested. Okay, now let's go to jail. >> So So that's >> Let's go. Take me to jail. >> So you're under >> I'm already arrested. Take me to jail. >> So now your license is suspended for you. Okay. >> Yeah, you made it up. Let's go. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So your driver's license is suspended for a year. Okay. Um you can't speak with suspended for a year. >> No, we we suspend your license since you since you refused. I didn't refuse anything. >> I I asked you if you want. >> You arrested me before I >> Well, I'm not going to argue with you. >> Given one last chance to blow into the machine and avoid bigger trouble, she instead chose to stall until the situation turned into an arrest. She was later charged with DUI along with careless driving and a failure to obey traffic signs. What do you think of this woman? Don't forget to like slashsubscribe so you don't miss any new