what I did wrong. Put yourself on the roof. Put yourself on the roof. What does it matter? Put your hands behind your head. Put your hands on the roof. What did I do? Sorry. I'm just like, what? I've been fighting with him. It's been a really awful situation. And that's what he just told me. You're going to go to jail for 5 10 15 years and I'm heading back to Philly. Like that's where we're fight. It's Tom's car. I'm his girlfriend. Tom Dylan. That Yes. That is the owner of the Vor, Linda Dylan. On December 16th, 2024, just afternoon, patrolman Dylan Wiznookski of the Seaside Heights Police spotted a man and woman smoking inside a stolen 2012 Toyota Camry at the Atlantic Inn motel. The vehicle later moved to a nearby location where a license plate check confirmed it was stolen, prompting a traffic stop near Fremont Avenue and the boulevard. What's up, bro? How many people? Just one. Female. Turn the car off. Oh, there is a second person. How you doing? Turn the car off. Turn the car off. What? What's the matter? Turn the car off. I said, "What's the matter?" Turn the car off, man. What's the matter, ma'am? Turn the car off. Turn the car off. What? What? What is going on here? Turn the car off. Put your hands on. What? What is going on here? What is going on? Get out of the car now. What is going on? I'm not Why can't you tell? Get out of the car, man. Come on. What did I do? Step out of the vehicle. Okay. Can I ask you what I did, though? Step out of the vehicle. But I mean, you have Ma'am, if you don't step out of the vehicle, what did I do wrong? If you don't step out of the vehicle, I'm going to rip you out of the vehicle. All right. Why? Can I ask what I did? Get out of the vehicle. Let's go. But can I ask you what I did wrong? Put yourself on the roof. Put yourself on the roof. It doesn't matter. Put your hands while you're at it. Put your hands behind. What did I do, ma'am? But you're not telling me what I did wrong. Put out the cigarette. Put out the cigarette. Let me Put out the cigarette. Put your hands behind your back. Okay, but what did I do? Relax. Okay. Okay. Hey, but can you just tell me what I did? We will tell you once the calls are gone. All right. Okay. But I don't understand. What are you arresting me for? We will tell you everything in a minute. Okay. What did I do? Stay right here. Don't move. Don't move. I have absolutely nothing on me. I'm stand. What is going on? Just stand right here. All right. Give me a second. We'll explain everything in a second. All right. Do you have any weapons on you? I look at me. I have nothing on me. Do you mind if I patch you down? Go ahead. There's nothing on me. That's what I'm asking you. Patch it out. All right. Yeah. Back my hand. All right. Yeah. Have anything in your pocket? I have no pockets. All I'm doing is trying to go through my GPS. My signal keeps dropping. Look your photo. Yes, sir. All right, just hang on here for a second. All right. Is this your phone up here? Yes. Listen, you're operating a stolen vehicle. Okay. No, I'm not. From Tom Dylan, my boyfriend. It's coming up in our system. Stolen. All right. That's who I was literally just texting with. All right. So, the reason for the stop, right? I ride around the streets here all day. I just run random plates, right? System. A woman and her boyfriend were sitting in a car looking like they were just relaxing. But when the police checked the car's license plate, uh-oh, it turned out the car had been stolen. The officer had to pull her out while she was still holding a cigarette, looking confused, and saying, "It's my boyfriend's car." That's one of the worst excuses ever. I just so happen to run your plate, and it's and it's ping and stolen. Right. Oh, can't we call it? That's the reason we're out here. I was a little aggressive there at the door because you weren't following our instructions. I'm sorry. I'm just like, what? I've been fighting with him. It's been a really awful situation. That's what he just told me. You're going to go to jail for 5 10 15 years and I'm heading back to Philly. Like, that's where we're fighting. All right. Listen. Listen. I'm a very reasonable guy, right? We can call him. I like to find out information, right? Can we go home? Where did you get the vehicle from? It's Tom's car. I'm his girlfriend. Tom Dylan. Tom Dylan. That Yes, that is the owner of the vehicle or Linda Dylan cuz that's his mom. Who's this salmon you're with? That's Vince. That's my best friend. Okay. I got in a really bad fight with my boyfriend. Yeah. 104. You're going to have uh one female 41, one male 49. You know, he said, "Come get me, hang out. It's been awful the way that we argue. Are you, you know, um do you have anything illegal within the car?" No, nothing is bad in the car. Like, we were arguing. I said, "Look, I'm not coming back." And we were just left on like it and that's the way we went. Is this these are you? Are these are bags and stuff back here? What? My purse luggage and stuff you know like All right. Listen, we got in a fight. You need to talk to my sister. I was talking to her this morning. I'm like, I'm coming back. So, real quick, I patted you down already. Um, you are a female, so I can't check you so extensively, but do you have anything else on you? Let me know now because once I put you in my vehicle, you know, if we find anything down at the station, that's another charge, right? Yes. But why can't we just call Tom? My phone's sitting right there. I'm going to put you in the car just for now. All right. Can I I'll get you out of the rain, out of the cold. We're going to bring your phone there, right? Why can't we just call him? Literally, looks like GPS is where I'm headed. All right. All right. Take a seat in there for now. I'll get you out of the rain. You see your cell phone here? I'm just going to put it in my front seat so it's out of the rain. All right. Just hang out for a second. All right. I got She's claiming she got the caller from her boyfriend. Who's the male? The male is a friend of hers. She says they obviously didn't want her to have the car. She said she was in a fight, felt tired, had a wet phone, and her GPS wasn't working. She kept asking to make a phone call, but the officer just wanted a clear answer. Next time if you borrow a car, ensure the real owner knows about it. What's that? All right. I think this is hers here. So, so she Yeah, she said this was hers and this and this bag here. I mean, I asked her if this was her stuff. She said, "Yeah." And she was like, "That's my bag." Where's Where's the store at? Yeah. You got to reach out to them, see if they want to process, you know, Yeah. I got to I got to just check the info more cuz I didn't read through the whole thing. There's no comments on the as to why. Probably just taking Yeah, exactly. for riding. What's her name? Yo, we can fully search everything in here. Yeah, you're looking for, you know, they're acting in a commission on a crime right now. What's her name? Alicia. To be honest, I didn't even get her name. So, I had to rip her out of the car. I had to rip the keys out of the ignition. She was about to take off. She was She was reaching for the shifter trying to get it into drive and I ripped the keys out. Okay. So, we What did Male do? He was kind of just sitting there. Douggee kind of had him under control. Okay. So, they they know what's going on. They know what's going on. Yeah. I didn't actually see the mail in the [ __ ] car to begin with. To be honest, as you when you said two, I was like nothing. He was like sitting like way low. So, we'll run him inside and stuff. All right. Just pop the trunk real quick. All right. A quick glance. Oh [ __ ] I did the hood. My bad. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] in the fussy robel swan or something. It turns out she also tried to drive away. She reached for the gear like she was in a car race. The officer had to pull the keys out quickly like a superhero. When you lie, argue, and hide, people stop trusting you. Oh, here you go. No, I don't think so. [Music] Try it. I got some smaller glosses on. I got it. It's going to be a lot of weed. I think it's not a lot, but weed there. Another bag. Looks like just weed. [Music] right there. [Music] Doug, a little bit of like a little bit of weed stuffed under the seat. Yeah. The side there's a peck of smoke just everything else on the side between the seat. They're all ours. He said he had nothing else on guard. Yeah. I mean, I asked her. I said, "Is this your luggage in the back seat?" She goes, "Yeah, the black bag is fine." She didn't say anything about She didn't say anything. He said, "I I knew that they got a fight." He didn't know it was stolen. You mind just Mirandaizing her for me? Yeah. Well, you should do it if you're going to question. All right. No problem. Ask her. One of these are not in the package. package. No, this is like uh they got it from somewhere in the baggie and taking all kinds of I mean there's baggies here. I don't know if they're selling it. Looks, you know what I mean? There's no scale, no nothing. Oh, yeah. I'm assuming this luggage is here with tampons. We got to take all our stuff. Yeah. Yeah. We got to we got to inventory all our stuff. Yeah. We got that from Yeah. The officers had to remove everything from the car, write it down, and pack it as evidence. If you hide weed under the seat, don't also say the bag is yours. The cops weren't mad. They were just let down. Yeah. Take all her stuff. You can't hurt right back. You got like some [ __ ] [Music] box cutter. You have the card. [Music] [Music] It's crazy. [Applause] reach out to what they want to do. All right. So now I'll give you the formal introduction since we couldn't do that when you're at the car cuz you were frantic, freaking out. All right. So I'm patrolling Moose News here to see Z Heights Police Department. All right. You're being video and audio recorded on my body cam. All right. I I told you the reason for the stop today was uh you're operating that stolen motor vehicle. All right. What I'm going to do now, I'm going to read you your rights and then at the end you can tell me whether you understand them or not. Okay? I'm going to need a yes or a no. Before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him or her present with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop questioning at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand what I have read to you? Yes. All right. Given having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? If we ask you further questions about the incident? Sure. All right. So, what's going to happen now is we're going to bring you down to headquarters. Uh we'll we'll get you guys processed down there and we'll see what's going on with it. Right. Okay. Um, may I is there any chance I can have my purse and my coat or something? Yeah. So, that that's what I was going to ask you because there's going to be a tow truck to come pick up the vehicle, right? So, what do you need that's in there before it gets taken? All Lululemon bag right between it's like a little fanny pack, right? There's a black jacket with, you know, Canada weather tech or whatever. That's How about the stuff in the back? I there was like a bunch of bags in there and stuff like I don't know if you're going to need anything out of those or am I going to be able to like get access to the vehicle? Now the car is being towed and she's going to the police station riding in the back of a cop car. If only she had stayed calm before the handcuffs went on. She had plenty of chances to be honest, but instead she chose to be confusing, make excuses, and get arrested. So I'm not 100% sure what's going to happen. Gray duffel bag. If I can have the gray duffel bag. All right. So, should I try to just fit as much stuff in the duffel bag as I can or? Yeah, I mean really just my purse, my coat and my phone and I'll figure it out from there. But if we can take the duffel bag, you know that has clothes in it for me. All right, let me just put this on you here. Give me a second to gather your things. Right. Thank you. Okay. County, can you reach out to PA, see what they want to do? Send them confirmation also. Thank you. [Applause] Yeah, Whis was under there pretty heavy. [Music] Oh, heat. Bring him in. I got a lot here. Got a lot here. What was that? In that one, right? Right in this blue bag. It was No, right out. Oh, another one. So, name on this one. That's what I was looking at. This exotic packs. What is that? It's got to be like a a shop where you buy drugs, but not packaged like this. This girl didn't just pack clothes, she brought a bag full of suspicious things. If your duffel bag smells like strong weed, it's not the best time to pretend to be innocent. Next time you go for a drive, leave anything illegal at home and avoid causing trouble. All right, so she told me that all the [ __ ] in here is hers. All the bags and stuff back here. She says she just said it's it's Todd Dylan's car. [Music] Heat. Heat. What? So, what'd you get? What type of exotic pills are they? Uh, we don't know yet. It's just they're bagged up. They're not in a uh All right. I'm just going to ask you some questions just about like the car for now and then got to ask you more about whatever. Cool. [Music] here. Let's put it in my trunk bag. [Applause] I'm just going to count the money in front of her real quick. Okay. Hey, what's up? So, I have some of your stuff. Um, the cops began counting her money right there. And it definitely wasn't just a few bucks. She didn't look like a criminal, more like someone who had packed for a road trip and had gotten into big trouble. She kept saying the car belonged to Todd Dylan, but all the stuff inside, she admitted it was hers. Just saying a name doesn't prove the car isn't yours. All right, so I have all the stuff that's in here. Once we get in there, we'll inventory everything. But uh All right. My phone. Yeah, your phone's back there as well. My coat. Oh, which what color code again? Black. Black jacket in the back seat behind the passengers. All right, no problem. that go off? No, I didn't hear nothing. Anybody on for parking? Go ahead. Can you meet up at Fremont uh Boulevard and just sit with this car? Let me know. Where's a black [Music] jacket? Is this a freaking jacket? Yeah, we're good. Yeah, she just wants a jacket. Uh, someone from Parkinson's coming here. Yeah. Uh, all right. I'll wait. I'll wait for them. You bring You bring uh bring in bring him in through the back. That was going to bring her in through the front. Okay. I'm sorry. Bring her in through the back. Okay. But walk her up into the like officer city. Yeah. No problem. Yeah. You can't bring. All right, I found the jacket. It was in the trunk. Oh, I'm sorry about that. I couldn't find the other one. County starting mileage for one female 41 81 885.9. [Music] Can I tell them for sometimes people care more about their things than what's really going on. She still had her jacket but lost her freedom for a while. The real problem wasn't a jacket in the trunk. It was the trust she threw away like trash. 463. [Music] [Music] [Music] Standing 6 California County 54. Any mileage? [Music] 81886.0 All right. The officer told the station how many miles they had driven as they got there. There was no more shouting, no more saying, "It's my boyfriend's car," and no more silly excuses. Just a quiet car ride and a big feeling of regret. Don't lie to the police. Don't drive a car that's stolen. And if you're carrying weed, don't also bring a bunch of madeup stories. Felicia was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, possession of controlled substances, marijuana, oxycodone, and MDMA, and intent to distribute. Vincent Johnson, her passenger, faced similar drugrelated charges. Both were arrested at the scene and formally processed at the Seaside Heights Police Department. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. 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