Give him a rope. Give them a rope. I came back out of respect. >> Out of respect. >> Probably dumping the the boat. >> Nobody likes entitled rich kids. And yet they still plague our society. Hidden behind a mask of wealth and privilege. >> You're not going to leave. Well, you're getting charged. No, you're not. And you're getting charged. But keep in mind, as this video goes on, their behavior gets more invasive, turning into the most destructive force you'll see today. And trust me, it's more than what you think. >> Exactly. Shut up. >> Cuz he's a grown ass man. You're a child. >> I know he's a nice man. I've talked to him before plenty of times. >> And now he's telling me he's taking me to jail after I've already been in. And that's the mother that took me to jail. You >> I did. I did take >> I'll spit in your face. Why? WHY, BRO? I'M A GOOD KID. I don't want to nobody YOUR HANDS ON YOUR MOUTH. >> WHY? WHY ARE YOUR HANDS ON MY MOUTH? >> On March 19th, 2023 in Monroe, police received a report of a group of young men causing a disturbance at a local restaurant and then fleeing by train. When approached, Luis, a delusional rich kid with 43,000 followers on Tik Tok, here's what happened. And all of a sudden, Louis stuck his head out and he said, "What the are you doing? Are you calling the sheriff?" "Fine, call the sheriff. Quit quit looking in my window." >> Louis and he said, "You quit looking in my mirror. I'm going to come over there and you up. I'm going to come over there and then he gave me the finger." And then his friend moons me. >> Wow. >> Days I'm going to that point, >> right? And I said, "Lewis, I am not calling the sheriff, but that will be my next phone call. I'm calling your dad." Mhm. >> And so Mike called Jerry, the dad, and said, "Come down here. He has threatened Lucy. She's there by herself with her daughter and her niece, and you need to get down here and take care of Louis." And I'm worried it's going to be worse when they start drinking and getting stoned. And the dad said, "Well, Louis doesn't drink." >> Mhm. >> And um I think I hear the boat. >> That's obviously the music. Go. >> Well, you can go do what you want. But he physically threatened me and from his window from my back porch. Stay right there. Come back. >> Hey. HEY. YOU DON'T STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO BE CHARGED WITH A FELONY. STOP THE BOAT. >> STOP THE BOAT. >> YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> THAT'S PLAYING AND ELUDING. GOING TO JAIL. LUIS. L. You're going to jail. Okay. Louise. Everybody on THAT VESSEL WILL GO TO JAIL. PULL THE BOAT BACK DOWN THE CANAL NOW. HEY, you're going to GET CHARGED WITH A FELONY, LOUISE. WE PULL THE BOAT BACK DOWN THE CANAL. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL, LOUISE. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. BRING THAT BALL BACK DOWN THE CANAL NOW. God damn it. Hey, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL, MAN. YOU'VE DONE up 4120. Can we get US Coast Guard? The male that we're trying to get to is fleeing a lude in a vessel. No, man. You don't up. Get off the boat. Get off the boat. >> Yeah. >> Yep. Get off the boat. >> Flee in the loop, buddy. Get off. >> Get off. >> GET OFF THE BOAT. SCARED ME >> NOW. NO. GIVE. Get off the boat. >> Look. Look. Look. Hey, you are going to jail. Yes, you're right. He said, "I'm going to jail." >> HE JUST SAID, "I'M GOING TO JAIL." LOOK, >> THEY'RE TAKING ME to jail. >> We're not worried about you. >> TALK TO MY DAD. Talk to my dad. >> WE DON'T WANT TO TALK TO YOUR DAD. >> I don't want to talk to you. They're taking me to jail. >> They're taking me to jail. >> Hey, Erica. Let me let me do my thing. I sincerely got scared. That's all it is. I came back out of respect. You know what I mean? >> Out of respect. >> Probably dumping the boat. Came out of respect. >> Check the boat. >> Check the boat. >> Check the boat. >> Yes, they are. >> 97. >> They're taking me to jail. They said that I just plead and do this. >> Rather than taking the numerous opportunities to calm down, Louise chose to insult the officers, challenge them, and recruit a live stream audience. Emergency stop orders were ignored. Warnings went unheard and common sense appeared to have left the scene entire. Dock the boat, and get off the boat. >> For what? >> You want to catch more charges? >> You're going to jail. LISTEN, >> NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR TIKTOK, LOUIS. Nobody cares. You're a child. Get off the boat. >> WHAT TIK TOK, DUDE? I'M GOING TO JAIL. THEY'RE TAKING ME TO >> OH MY GOD. FACEBOOK LIVE. SORRY. >> That's what he's doing, man. >> What did I do wrong, man? I've already been in. >> He's playing the game. He knows how to do the damn boat. He's going back and forth so he can record all this. >> What did I do? What did I do? This guy's going to get you all in trouble. >> They're taking me to jail. Look at them right here. Look. Look at them all. >> They're all taking me to jail. >> Take me to jail. You guys want to take me in jail? You're going to tell me. Grab a rope. Grab a rope. >> So, can I do you mind if I go back? >> Okay. Can I talk? >> No, I'm not going over. >> You can't do two things at once. >> You can do many things at once, bro. >> Exactly. >> Exactly. Shut up. >> Cuz he's a grown ass man. You're a child. >> I know he's a nice man. I've talked to him before plenty of times. And now he's telling me he's taking me to jail after. And that's the mother that took me to jail. You I did. I did take I'll spit in your face. No. Well, there's your threat to law enforcement. >> Okay. Now you just caught another charge. Good job. The boat. >> You've already taken me to jail. >> Get off the boat. >> Go again. >> Go off the boat. >> That's for you. >> I don't care for you. I came back. >> I don't want to lose, bro. >> I left, brother. It's on video, brother. I left. How longiter, >> brother? I left. They're literally about to take you right on Facebook. Get off the boat. >> All three channels. >> Look, look. Look. >> Oh my god. We're being so bad right now. >> What did I do? What did I do? They told me I was trespassing and I left. >> The owner of Sunset Girl told me I can stay. I >> look, he doesn't care. Look. They don't care. >> They don't care. They don't care. THIS IS ALL YOU GUYS LIKE to do, right? Dude, YOU WHY? WHY, BRO? I'M A GOOD KID. I don't know. >> FWC is going to have to me. >> No, bro. Check the boat. >> Spread your leg. >> Do you have ID on you? >> You're going to get my partner over there your name and date of birth. Okay. THEY'RE TAKING ME >> IF ANY OF YOU guys decide to run. >> You guys are going to go to jail, too. Okay. >> He made multiple threats to multiple people. It's been ongoing since yesterday. >> Stay right there, bro. All right. >> Once I'm done with this here, let me hand it here and then I'll be glad to talk to you. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Do you want this to go with you to jail? >> No. Look, they're taking me to jail. >> Give this to one of your friends. >> What the Bro, what did I do? He said I was trespassing and I left. >> Weren't you just acting all hard right now? Why are you crying like a little girl? >> But you're >> I'm not crying. >> Louise spent the encounter threatening officers and claiming he was the victim despite having just fled from police. But the moment the handcuffs came out, his tough guy act vanished, replaced by tears and desperate pleas for his father. >> I promise you. I promise you. What are you going to do? Touch me. Touch me. Exactly. Cuz you're a crying. >> What did I do? >> Crying. >> What did I do? Tell me what I did. Tell me what I did. Tell me what I did. All right. Let me get the truck. Yes, sir. Dude, hold my second. I have nothing. There's nothing on that boat. No on you? >> No, brother. >> You got anything on you? It's going to be a >> Nothing in your shoes, bud. Anything on your shoes? Cuz if you bring to the jail, that's going to be an extra, >> brother. I didn't do anything. I was fishing, brother. >> All right. You want your shoes to go with you? >> Of course I want my shoes to go. What type of stupid question is that? >> Can I put them on? >> Sure. >> Thank you, brother. Appreciate it. It's actually so nice. Can I get a shirt, please? Can you change the house to my friends for the shirt on the boat? >> Yeah, bro. For real. Like, I haven't done nothing. So, really, I like I literally just got scared and I came back, bro. I came back out of respect for you guys. I could have really just stayed out there, called a Uber, and and you know, been a real about it. And I came out of respect. I came out of respect, bro, cuz I've seen this guy before. I came out of respect. There's nothing on this boat that on that boat that used to take me for. Look, they're still going to take me, bro. What the is this door? Can you stop touching me? Get in myself. You don't need to touch it like that. >> Get in there. Get in there. I want the seat over. >> Yeah, you don't get a choice there, boss. >> Fake sis, please. >> No, you're being a >> You're pulling good. >> No, it's Dude, my >> dude, this is this is looser than it's supposed to be like this. No, it's usually like this. >> It's okay. >> Lean back. >> Lean back. >> What am I going to jail for? Tell me. Explain. >> I've already explained it multiple times. >> What? Explain. >> Lean back. >> Explain. >> Lean back. >> What? >> Explain. >> Lean back and look to the left. >> Explain. >> Lean back. >> Explain. >> And look to the left. Explain. >> I'm literally listening to you. You're not explaining. >> How are you explaining? >> You're being mad aggressive, bro. For no reason. You haven't explained. >> I have. >> What did you deal with? Sure. On the way out, he was still threatening lawsuits and revenge. Minutes later, he was whining about the seat belt and blaming his behavior on paranoia. Funny how fast that attitude disappeared like his dad's money. >> Don't resist me. >> Why are you doing aggressive? Because why are you doing this, >> Louis? Just listen to what you're told. Just listen to what YOU'RE TOLD. >> YOUR HANDS ON YOUR MOUTH. >> WHY? WHY ARE YOUR HANDS ON MY MOUTH? WHAT? >> WHAT? >> You're You're going to what? >> Sue you. >> You're going to us all? >> I said sue. >> Hey, you know it's on camera. I said I'm going to sue you all. >> Sue su e >> your mouth. >> You watch your mouth, >> dude. Shut your mouth. And >> why are you making up? You liar. >> Listen to what you're told. Do what you're supposed to do. >> You're making this a lot harder on yourself than it needs to be. >> Dude, I didn't do You understand that with the most respect? These officers right here came onto your property and told you to stop that vessel and you pulled that vessel out >> because I was that is a lawful order. >> I understand that >> you're being arrested. Listen, you were being arrested by them. >> Brother, you understand? I was in before with the most respect. I'm scared about what? >> Brother, you arrested me. >> Hey. Hey, boss. >> Brother, did you not arrest me? Were you not the one? >> Am I the one? Yo. Yo, you're going to run over my boy, dog. >> No, he's good. >> Idiot. He's good, >> brother. You're not the one that arrested me. >> Oh, actually, I'm not the one who arrested you. That was Deputy Chris. I was there. >> You were there. So, now do you understand where my paranoia and anxiety come from? >> Okay, but here's the thing, man. Like, just like on >> Just like on that scene, your mouth got you in more trouble than what you were actually going to be charged with. That night, you were going to be let go with a criminal citation, man. You kept running your mouth just like you are right now. >> Well, you guys told me you would talk to me. And look at what you guys did. Look, look at where I'm going now. >> You think that's cool? They tried to They tried to talk to you. >> And I came back to talk to you guys. >> I could have really fleed and looted if I wanted to. And I didn't. I came back to talk to you guys. My dad told me that I wasn't going to go to jail. He told me that he had talked to you guys that I to come back home. I came back home to be respectful. Bro, >> let we know who you are. We just written a warrant. Dude, it didn't matter. It's either the warrant would have dropped or you're going to jail tonight. It is what it is. >> But I'm telling you, you run your mouth. You say the wrong >> said I have anxiety and paranoia. But listen to me. You run your mouth. You said the wrong thing to catch more charges tickets, brother. 14 in the first days. >> Bro, literally being targeted, bro. >> Louis, >> seriously, when they were walking you down the street there, did you see everybody outside? Do you think everybody was clapping and cheering for no reason? Man, you made a name for yourself. You put a target on your back with the people in this community. >> Wrong. You guys made a name for myself. >> Oh, no, we didn't. No, we didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> No, we didn't. >> Yes, you guys. >> We didn't even know you lived here until this week. >> Come on, bro. Every single neighbor on this street has called, man. >> About what? >> The parties, the underage drinking, the smoking, the smoking pot, the threatening, yelling, obs, >> buddy. I don't care if you drink or not. That's not what we're here for. But I'm telling you, like >> there's a 21-year-old on my boat, too. >> Instead of going home, Louise earned himself a ride to jail and a list of charges that included fleeing, disorderly conduct, and underage possession of alcohol. Let's see what viewers had to say about this wannabe tough kiddo. This is the result of rich parents never telling their [ __ ] child no. I'd impound dad's boat. It was used in a commission of a crime. Teach them all a lesson. He's not scared. He left to dump everything. What a waste of air. Parents wealth may buy a luxury yacht, but arrogance and an empty brain will certainly buy you a VIP ticket straight to jail. Literally. >> So, you're 18. >> No. >> I told you to stay over here. You keep walking away. I am trying to be very cordial with you. No, you can't pee. You can't pee in the water. It's not a bathroom. >> It's the ocean. >> On May 24th, 2024, beach police were called about a group of underage drinkers gathering on the beach. But when officers began checking IDs, the teens chose attitude over accountability, desperately trying to talk their way out of trouble. >> Hey guys, how we doing? Good. >> Good. I'm officer Williams the Beach Police. Everybody have IDs on them? >> You got ID and you got ID? I there's no drink. >> Well, you had the milk ultra. You and you were drinking the milk ultra just a second ago. >> No, you were. >> Specifically you and specifically you >> So, how old are you? How old are you? >> Me? >> No, the one behind you. All right. Pink shorts and you come over here by me. So, the only reason why I'm talking to you two is because I saw you in actual possession of it. Okay. Just cuz they're standing in front of it, I can't say for sure that they're that they're drinking it. Okay. Just you two because I know you two were actually drinking of it. Okay, that's it. >> Can we go grab wallets, I guess? Yeah, it's up in the It's up in the room. >> So, how old are you? >> Me? I'm 18. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm actually 20. >> You're under 21. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. That That's all That's all I need. >> The The only thing that I have to say though is that I can't get a ticket and I shouldn't have been drinking. >> Okay. >> But the only reason I can't get a ticket is that I'm uh not probation. So, what is it? >> Well, you're not going to go to jail. >> I know. But if I get ticketed by anybody, then I then I have to go back. >> It's not It's not probation. It's like they put me in court and they did the whole thing where it was like >> it'll be clean off my record if I don't do anything. >> Well, then you shouldn't have done what you did. >> You're right. >> Right. >> I'm 25. But you know trash can over there. >> Find one. >> There's plenty of them around. >> They're all back there on the on the back wall. You're 20, 25, or 20. How old? >> 25. >> It's not a fake ID. >> No. And you're drinking >> rum rum mixed stuff there. >> Yeah. >> Hold on. Where are you going? >> I don't want to get into it. >> What do you mean you don't want to get into it? >> I don't like getting trouble. >> You've got nothing to do with them right now, but you walked up to me and giving me this ID. >> I know, but I figured that out. >> So, you're in the group that they're in. >> I'm not in the group that they're in. I don't know them. >> I'm not I don't know them. I'm sorry. I don't know them. I really don't. >> Okay. But you're still here. I like I just came over from over there. >> Okay. I want to go find my friends. I >> No, right now you're being detained here with >> You're not going anywhere yet. >> I'm What? >> You're not going anywhere yet? >> I'm not with them. I'm not with them at all. What are you talking about? Detained. >> As long as I can verify this is who you are, >> that's all I need to do. >> And then you can be on with your day. Okay. >> But you came up to me trying to give me this. >> I'm sorry. >> Where are you going? Stop. What's your social security number? >> I don't know. >> What are the last four? >> I just don't know. >> You don't know what the last four your social security number is? >> I'm not with them. Like none of this. I'm not with them. I have my ID. Like I'm I thought it was like >> Why are you trying to leave though? That's my >> trying to leave. >> But you you've tried to leave here, >> right? >> And I told you not to yet. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Freaked out. I I just don't understand why you're acting the way you are. If this is your ID, >> why? Hi. >> Sorry. This our friend. >> Okay, that's fine. You guys can go. >> Oh, well, we're just going to make sure she's okay. We're not from here. Yeah. >> So, what? >> We just got to make sure she ain't going to jail or nothing. I don't know what's going on. I just walked up. So, >> they Why are you so We don't know this. >> I That's fine. I I don't care right now. >> I'm hurt. I'm not >> I'm working on it. Back off. No, I'm not. I'm talking. >> The star of the show was Laurel. She voluntarily walked up to officers and handed over a fake ID, claiming she was 25, apparently hoping to help her friends while insisting she wasn't involved. Walking straight into an investigation with a fake ID and expecting officers to buy it. That plan was never going to end well, honey. >> Miss Smith, do you have any ID? Any other ID on you? >> No. >> School ID? Something else? >> Nothing. >> That's all I brought. >> All right. All right. So, what this is for both of you, this is a notice to appear in front of a judge for possession of alcohol under the age of 20. >> Do you have to appear? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. So, call this number that I'm going to circle on both your tickets. >> They're going to tell you how you can take care of this back home. >> Okay. >> Uh this information up here on the top is yours. Yeah. >> This information right here is a state statute and the city ordinance for possession of alcohol 21. Okay. If you do not call that number, you do not show up to court. They issue a warrant out for your arrest. >> Take care of it before. >> Correct. I'm not done yet. I'm dealing with the original two that I was dealing with before before you walked up to me. As long as everything that you told me is good. >> I mean, but how long is this going to take? I got to go. >> You don't need to run, dude. You don't need to run. >> It's serious. It's serious. >> You're good. >> I had to fight to get trapped. >> You don't need to run. >> All right. So, excuse me for a few minutes here. Not >> No, they're not yours. >> I didn't know what I need, so I came with I came prepared. >> All right. Female behind you. Okay. >> Provides me with an ID. So, okay. Who is Telina? >> Me. >> The issue date is different. >> That's not the same person. >> Yeah, that's >> No, that's not the same photo. >> Yeah, it's not the same photo, but they use a different photo. Like, I got that one renewed and they used the old photo. >> Something's just not adding up. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's my word against hers. And what you're saying >> in my pants >> and it dried. >> The only other thing I can think of, >> the issue date is not the same. Okay, pull that scan. >> Try it. Do you have a scanner? >> I don't have a scanner. >> Everything you're telling me is not matching up. >> What do you mean it's not matching up? This is my ID. >> It's an ID that you possess. Stop walking away. >> Just a bit a little bit that way. You've never had a nose pierce. >> I have. OH MY GOD. >> HELINA, >> come back here. Why on earth do you keep walking away? >> Because why are you like this is stupid. >> You're right. >> This is stupid. Like what? Because the information >> I need to pee. I need to pee. >> The information you're telling me is not correct. >> Why is it not correct? I'm telling you. >> Stay here. >> Okay. What do I think? >> I told you to stay over here. You keep walking away. I am trying to be very cordial with you. >> Okay. Do you have anything in Can I look in your purse? >> Do you mind if I look in there? >> Go ahead. That's legal. >> I'm I'm not worried about that. I'm trying to find something else that proves your identity. >> I don't have anything. >> Did you rent a room? >> No. My friend rented a room. >> Walk down where? >> No, you can't pee. You can't pee in the water. It's not a bathroom. >> It's the ocean. >> It's the Gulf of Mexico. You still can't pee in it. >> It's not for people to pee in. >> Go back over there. Last time. The more officers pressed her about the fake IED, the more Laurel struggled to explain herself. Running out of excuses, she abruptly shifted her focus to an urgent bathroom emergency, even floating the idea of using the ocean instead. It was an escape plan that fooled absolutely nobody. >> What's in the What's in the yard? Give me some examples of what's in the yard. >> What do you Why? I don't know. It's just a big yard. There's a shed. There's there's two sheds actually. There's a pool, >> square pool, rectangular, circle, triangle, >> like oval, but like >> when did you graduate high school? >> 2024. >> 2018. >> You just said 2024. >> It's 2024. I don't know. I got So, you just graduated? >> No, I didn't just graduate. >> That's what you just told me. >> No, I didn't. I didn't just graduate. >> You just told me 2024. >> No, I didn't. >> You said 2024. >> That is not what I meant. >> But that's what you said. >> That is not what I meant. >> But that's what you said. >> Okay. So, >> well, that makes a big difference. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Jeez, I'm just like flustered. I'm sorry. Like, >> so you're 18. >> No. >> Okay, I'll do one even better. Pull up your Instagram. >> Instagram. >> You don't have Instagram? >> No, I don't have Instagram. >> Do you have any sort of social media? >> No. >> You're making this more difficult than what it should be. >> No, you are. You're making this more difficult >> by trying to confirm who you are. >> No, >> there's no reason why everybody else is under 21, but she's 25. >> Hello. Hey, it's 77. Can you have uh county with rapid ID 96 to the shores? Why? >> I told you that you're being detained. >> What was your zip code? >> It should be 37. >> Three. Well, you're trailing off. >> It should be 37055. >> 37055 is what she's saying. >> She's saying that's what it should be. But then she keeps wanting to walk away and and >> No, I'm not wanting to walk away. I'm literally right there. >> But you're walking away. >> I need to pee. Oh my god. I need to pee. I'm literally going to piss my face. She says she's 5'6, but her ID says she's 5'8. If you could tell me the last four of your social, this would have been done a long time ago. >> If I find out that later on that you're lying to me, there's going to be a warrant out for providing false information. And if I find out that you're under 21, it's going to be possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Okay? >> And if if you are actually who you say you are, that's it. I'm just taking your license because you can't keep it anyway because it is suspended. Okay? What is it suspended for? Or at least this person's ideas. I I don't know that it is actually yours. >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I got a speeding ticket, but I don't know if I >> Okay. Whoever's ID that you gave me, they have a suspended driver's license. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, just let them know. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can you do that for me? >> It's me. I don't know. Okay. Can I come? >> Now you can go. Yes. Fine. Go. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Oh my god. >> Do not. >> What the hell is happening? Oh my god. >> You're being detained right now. >> What the [ __ ] >> Can you go back to that bartender and and ask her what she ordered? And >> I literally just ordered nachos. Like I ordered nachos. Nachos. >> Okay. So, obviously you know who I am. I'm here to talk about yesterday and why you ran off on me yesterday. >> What? What else was I supposed to do? >> Tell me the truth. That's all I'm looking for. Like what else was I supposed to do? Y'all were yelling my name. >> Call my friend. >> So I I told you many times yesterday to stay put. >> Okay. Because I couldn't figure out who you are yesterday. >> You don't don't go through my phone. You don't have permission to go. >> I'm not asking to go through your phone. >> Her luck finally ran out when officers identified her as the suspect who had fled the day before. Under pressure, she recycled the bathroom excuse and began providing inaccurate information. Apparently hoping confusion would somehow work in her favor. >> Bro, you literally said no. You literally said, "I can't do this. I can't do this." >> Then you know what? You're going to jail. >> No. >> You're going TO JAIL. >> NO. I LITERALLY You literally said, "Oh my god." >> No. >> Don't touch ME, BRO. NO. DON'T TOUCH ME. LIKE, LITERALLY, I just want to have a good time. I was trying to get some nachos. >> So, you're 20. THAT'S >> I'M COMING. OKAY. You're 20. So, possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting arrest. I'm just trying to like I swear I'm NOT RESISTING ARREST. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. I'm not doing anything. Like, come on, bro. Come on. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. GET OFF OF ME. >> I'm going to fix your >> Come on. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I really am. I'm just scared. Like, I'M FREAKED OUT. I'M What state is your ID from? >> I'm No. >> Okay. I mean that that's fine. We'll figure it out. >> Like literally you like >> but you're still not got you're still NOT GIVING ME ANYTHING. >> NO. I literally >> I'm not get like I'm not anything. Come on. >> But you're going to jail. It's that it's simple. You're going to jail. >> Thank you. >> Don't touch me. >> I am here. I am here. Would you like to see though? >> Call my friends. Like I can't go nowhere without them. >> No, they're down there. >> 64. >> Like please go get them. >> Like what? >> Exact. That's what I've been asking. >> That's exactly what I've been asking. >> Since you and I got together yesterday, I've been asking those exact words. >> Me, too. Because I don't know what's happening. I don't know. LIKE YOU KNEW YESTERDAY. I DON'T KNOW. Like what the >> Please go down there and get someone. My friends are down there. Please go get them. I'm like PLEASE GO GET SOMEONE. Like go get I don't know what to do. Like Lizzy. >> Oh my god. >> Do not try me. Have a seat. >> I'm not >> Have a seat. >> No. >> Before I make you have a seat. I'm not I'm literally just standing here like I'm pacing around. I'm pacing around like >> Oh my god. Are you kidding me? >> I don't want you going anywhere yourself. >> You kidding me? You're a >> I'm not hurting anyone. I'm not hurting anyone. >> I don't want you I don't WANT YOU TO HURT YOURSELF. >> I'M NOT HURTING ANYONE. I'M NOT HURTING ANYONE. I'M NOT hurting myself. I'm not doing anything. >> Is that from right now? >> No, that's not from right now. I'm making sure. I didn't know if you were scratching yourself. >> Providing somebody else's ID is a felony. >> No, I'm not. No, that's not Oh my god. I didn't even use it. My I didn't even use it. I didn't even use it. >> Well, you did. You told me that was you. >> I DIDN'T. I DIDN'T. OH MY GOD. Stay up. >> Sit down. Sit down. Stay down. >> Oh my god. Please. From a spoiled rich girl to a full-on drama queen, Laurel quickly switched to crying, complaining, and insisting she just wanted nachos. Even while being seated on the sand, she kept denying the fake ID despite all the evidence. >> It was so stupid. I regret it so much. It was soing stupid. I don't know what I was thinking. I don't know what I was doing. >> Oh, you didn't interact with her person. I was like, >> I was I was writing two other kids and she walks up to me and she says, "Hey, I'm 25. Here's my ID. Do you want to see it?" >> Oh my god. It was >> And so I said, "Sure, I'd love to see it." Because it was just weird. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. Now, uh, we're going to walk up to this officer's vehicle. So, she's gotten a little squirly. She doesn't want to listen very well. >> You don't have a towel in there or anything, do you to wipe all that sand off her? I'm not going to search you. >> No, >> we can get a female author out here to search you. >> Otherwise, if you >> No, I don't have anything. >> I'm going to do my paperwork real quick, and I'm going to email it to you so you can print it. The fake ID queen ended her party in handcuffs, getting a free ride to the station. Laurel now faces criminal charges, including identity fraud, nonviolent resisting arrest, and underage alcohol possession. Let's see what people have been saying about this young woman. Did this girl literally walk up to an officer and volunteer herself to go to jail by giving him a fake ID when she had nothing to do with what was going on? Wow. Girl in swimsuit inserts herself in the situation. I'm 20, 21, 25. She really asked for it and got it. She didn't resist arrest. She volunteered. Leaving the beach filled with the smell of alcohol and Laurel's fake ID, we will come to see a terrorist in the construction industry. stomach. Roll on your stomach. >> On May 12th, 2023, police received a report that a young boy had climbed onto a bulldozer at a beach construction site and stubbornly continued to vandalize it after being chased down. >> She just brought it in the dump truck. So, >> I'm sorry. Touch your hair later. >> It's everywhere. It's fine. The wind's got it all crazy. It was her dump truck. I'm not sure exactly what happened. You can go over there and ask her. >> Okay. Her drive that one right there. >> Yeah, the one that she was at. >> And did it happen on the road over here? >> No, it was on the beach side. >> It was on the beach. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Charlie went a little closer. >> How you doing? Have >> you ever had a problem with the guys all day? >> You have not had a problem? >> You have not. >> Okay. >> My last load and I, you know, we watch him and he was I was watching him from a distance. He was in the middle. Then he was running into the lane. He'd run out of the lane. So I was kind of getting >> the lane for this >> uh No, out here on the beach, >> right? The That's what I'm saying. The lane for the dump truck on the beach. Okay. Well, right when I got to him, >> he runs in front of the truck. >> Okay. Like being funny or like trying to like what's trying >> I'm not really sure, but he he just didn't want me to go anywhere. I think he's either drunk or whatever. >> But anyway, he's got two friends. >> Okay. >> And after a while, I told him I said, "Look, dude, I got to go. You got to let my truck go cuz you haven't heard of my Just to be clear, you're at the residence 3395 road short, correct? >> Okay. >> And while the subject, >> so every time I went to take off, he would run in front of the truck to lay down. >> Okay. >> Or grab a hold of the truck. >> I finally eventually I had to call I' asked his friends near the house that I believe he's staying with. And >> when officers arrived, he didn't calm down or cooperate. He doubled down on arrogance, arguing without reason and ignoring every warning being given. What are you doing? I don't know what I'm doing. >> Have you had something to drink today? >> Holy [ __ ] All right. >> Why are you [ __ ] see water? You want some water? >> You move. >> All right. My bad. What are you doing? Can you come up here and talk to me? I'm sorry. Keep your line on this one. >> It was a truly arrogant farce. Unfortunately for him, that attitude was about to come with a very expensive lesson. Understand? Now, let's go. >> Doing the same thing. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. His growing list of charges includes trespassing, vandalism, and resisting arrest. Let's see what people have been saying about this tough kid who lost his toy. All that work. He is convicted and then no punishment. What a joke. Dean, he looks like he's 35 on a beautiful beach and instead of enjoying it, you act like a fool. A construction site is not a playground and bulldozers are definitely not bumper cars. Money can buy comfort and privilege, but it can't erase the moment reality catches up with you. Next up, we head to a district attorney's daughter who apparently believed her father's title alone would be enough to intimidate law enforcement. >> My dad is James, a mothering dog. >> Okay. >> Districting attorney. That's fine. >> Yeah, it is perfectly fine. He can put you in you in handcuffs. >> That's fine. >> Just for doing this. >> I didn't put my hands on you. I put YOUR HAND. >> YOU DID PUT YOUR HANDS on me, officer. Y'all are what destroyed this earth because of you guys? Earth is dead. >> I have no idea what she was rambling about. Maybe some cheap theories from the internet, I guess. Anyway, on January 6th, 2024, officers responded to a hotel where a woman was reportedly causing chaos, damaging property, and lashing out at staff. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Officer Garcia, can you step outside for me? >> I'm getting the out. >> Can you step outside for me? Get the out. >> All right. Can I step inside you? >> I'm getting out, dude. >> Can I come in? >> You can come in and stop my [ __ ] thing. >> All right, cool. You're going to stop moving your stuff? We're investigating. We're investigating. Okay. So, you're not allowed to leave? >> No. Yes, I am. >> They kicked me out and I have job. >> All right. You're not going to leave. >> Sorry, but I have a job. >> You're not going to leave? >> I'm investigating assault on somebody. Who? >> And you're throwing items. Who? >> Who are you throwing items? They're saying that they >> I'm not throwing anything. >> Okay. So, right now you're not free to go. If you keep yelling at me, you keep acting trying to leave, we're going to put you in handcuffs. You're not free to go. Put your stuff down and you're not free to go. >> This is my >> Put your stuff down and you're not free to go. What's your first name? >> Um, I don't need to give you that information. >> All right. If you want to add a charge of concealing, that's fine. >> That's not concealing. >> It is concealing. I'm asking you for I'm conducting an investigation. >> An investigation on what? >> Okay. So, you're not going to give me your information? >> I don't have to give you my information. I have the the right to remain silent. >> Okay. Remain silent. That's fine. But you're not free to go. Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> I actually am. >> You have nothing on me, so I can leave. >> I know my rights. >> 984. >> I know my rights. >> My dad is James [ __ ] dog. >> Okay. >> Districting attorney. >> That's fine. >> Yeah, it is perfectly fine. He can put you in handcuffs just for doing this. >> You're not free to go. >> Yeah. Well, >> well, you're not. >> You have nothing on me. So, I am ready to go. Is >> he the one that's going to help me? >> Instead of answering questions, she went straight to threats, claiming her district attorney father could put officers in jail. Unfortunately for her, titles don't override the law. >> You're not going to leave. >> Well, you're getting charged. >> Okay. You're not going to leave. >> And you're getting charged. >> Okay. >> Have fun in jail. Thank you. >> You just put your hands on somebody very important. >> I didn't put my hands on you. I put >> Yeah, YOU DID. YOU DID PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME, OFFICER. >> So now, >> can you can you ask for the video? Can you ask for the video and >> see? This is harassment and this is keeping somebody information. >> Okay. >> Cuz she's trying to leave. You're not going to leave. >> Hostage. >> Hey. Hey. THE GET OFF, [ __ ] >> HEY. HEY. Get the away from me. HEY, >> THIS IS HARASSMENT. >> RELAX. >> HARASSMENT. >> Hold on. I'm trying to talk. >> Get the away from me. >> Can we talk? >> No. >> Can we talk as human beings? >> Oh my god. Really? A human being? >> Yes. >> Y'ALL HUMANS? >> Y'ALL ARE BUT DESTROYED THIS EARTH because of you guys. >> Earth is dead. >> So move on. Get let me get THE OUT LIKE I WAS ASKED TO BY THE [ __ ] HOTEL. Don't get any. >> Oh, hell no. >> You're not going to assault her. >> I'm not assaulting her, bro. >> I'm not assaulting. What the are you doing? >> I DIDN'T EVEN TOUCH ANYBODY. YOU GUYS are >> Stop. >> Stop. >> I'm going to call my dad. >> I'm going to call my dad. >> This is stupid. Is she? >> You're just being detained so we can figure out what's going on. All right. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> Harass me. You guys are all getting charged. >> That's fine. Watch out. >> Yeah, that's right, Percia. Step the way. You can't have a [ __ ] >> There you go. Relax. Just relax. Relax. Relax. Okay, let's figure everything out. Okay, >> it's okay. >> Oh, really? >> You want to pursue charges? >> No, >> I'M PURSUING CHARGES ON ALL OF YOU GUYS. >> That's fine. >> I didn't touch nobody. >> HE YELLED OUT ASSAULT LIKE IF I WAS GOING TO HIT HER. >> You blow up >> for what? >> You blow up on her. >> I DIDN'T BLOW UP. OH [ __ ] DOG. YOU'RE LYING. lie after you [ __ ] >> When privileges are taken away, the only way to resist is to scream like a child whose toy has been snatched away. Also, that decor is very nice, but it's in the wrong place. >> I searched for what? >> Going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. What the Why? What did I do to you? >> What did I do to you? >> You assaulted a police officer. >> I DIDN'T ASSAULT A POLICE OFFICER. >> YOU ASSAULTED ME. I THOUGHT YOU WERE GOING TO HIT ME. NO, I DIDN'T. >> I THOUGHT THAT >> IT'S not true. >> Stop. Stop. >> What the >> How many un shirts are you wearing? >> No. >> How many? >> Okay. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> DON'T KICK ME. >> I didn't do anything. [screaming] I CAN'T RELAX. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING [screaming] [screaming] on her leg. OH, [screaming] >> I can't. >> Don't kick. >> I'm not kicking. >> YOU GUYS ARE ON THIS MISSION. >> Get in the car. What are you doing? >> Stop trying to kick me. >> I'M GOING TO KICK KICK YOU. You're lying. >> Here. I got it. Let me sit in the car. Don't kick me. >> Here. GO. >> WAIT. Be careful with your feet. [screaming] >> Hey, you need to stop. >> All right. [ __ ] man. You got gloves. Put them on. Get some >> Oh my goodness. >> Oh, okay. >> Can we put that in your unit after we're done with this lady? >> We're just going to open it and remove her so she doesn't hurt herself. >> Okay. >> Ready? >> I'm ready. >> Yeah. Whenever you go to the hospital. Thank you. >> Are you going to jail? >> No, I'm not going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. You guys want to put her in the seat instead? Just a single seat. She's still going to >> That's fine. It's locked down. Go inside. Let's get inside. >> Do you just want to keep on? >> I'm just going to have her sit right here. >> Well, that's right here. That's fine. Just let her sit right here. >> Sorry. >> Yeah, that's my dog. >> Better touch that dog and I will. >> She kept yelling and denying she had assaulted anyone. fighting officers all the way to the patrol car. >> Do it. Kill me. >> You're good, dude. >> Kill me. Get her off my back. >> You're She's going to break my back, BRO. >> I'm just doing this so she doesn't. [screaming] >> Are we going to stop? >> Are we going to stop? Are you going to stop and act? [screaming] I'm going to stop and I CAN'T >> CAN I sit you up? >> Hey, he's going with me. >> He's going with me. >> He's my partner, too. >> It's a animal. >> Yeah, he's laughing. >> It don't hurt like that. [crying] Bro, >> what's your What's your dog's name? Ma'am, >> what's your dog's name? >> I'll get her 49. >> Huh? >> Spirit. Spirit, are you going to talk with Can I sit you up? Let's sit you up. Okay. >> There we go. Come on. There we go. So, the dog's not going away forever in the back. It's just for safety. Okay. >> Can we do this? Can you sit up for me? Let's sit up for me. Okay, let's sit back. [crying] >> Let's sit back in a seat. Yeah. Sit back. Come on. >> Sit back for me. Please. Thank you. Thank you so much. >> Ma'am, my name is Sergeant Baker. Chris Baker. I'm with the Los Cruus Police Department. Okay. Everything we've done has been recorded since the beginning. This is just to remind you. Okay. >> Yeah. That would freaking remind you guys that she wouldn't do this to me. do what he's doing. >> So, what I'm going to tell you is this. Your dog is only temporarily taken while you're in our care, okay? In our custody. Do you understand that? >> You are able. All you have to do is go down to the shelter. Okay? That's all you got to do. >> So, this is what's going to happen. Okay? Because you're banging your head and throwing yourself around. We have a wrap restraint device. >> [screaming] >> A [laughter] [screaming] [laughter] >> she was trying to water. In the end, she was charged with criminal trespass, assault on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. Let's see what people have been saying about this girl. This despicable girl was held accountable for the first time in her life. Her bullying works on mom. Her crying works on dad. I hope jail life teaches her some manners. A piece of advice, sweetie. Don't go around telling everybody in jail that your dad is the district attorney. Don't forget to hit a like button, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a future video from Easy Body Cam. If you [music] like to enjoy some ridiculous cases like this, and if you thought the district attorney's daughter was peak entitlement, wait until you see this next case. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay, come on back over here. >> Question. You're under arrest. >> I'll give it to you. Get out of here. I'll give it to you. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. I'LL GIVE IT TO ON January 2nd, 2023 in Illinois, officers spotted a red vehicle speeding with the driver not wearing a seat belt. Apparently, starting the day with a traffic violation right in front of police was the plan. >> Hello. I just got pulled over by the police on my way to work. Come on. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I don't know why >> you just seen he pull out of my drive. You was sitting right there. Why was sitting on my block and then you wait and providing her documents. She escalated things by yelling, refusing to cooperate and demanding to call her attorney mother. Because in her world, every problem has a call mom solution. keep following me out the driveway AND FOLLOW ME TO THIS gas station >> sitting in front of um in front of Dick and Garner house. He was sitting right there and then he seen me drive off and then he followed me saying that I don't GOT NO LICENSE PLATE. THEN HE GOING TO LOOK AT MY template because I didn't register to the car yet CUZ I JUST BOUGHT IT. He good. It's good until this month. It's this month until the third. Exactly. >> I got my He talking about I didn't have no seat belt on. I had my seat belt on. He just pulled me off for noing reason. He don't see that I got my seat on cuz I GOT THE DAMN BLANKET over me. Are you done? >> Are you done? >> I don't know what to do. What am I supposed to be doing? >> Few more. >> Can you stop moving? I'm trying to fix you so they don't hurt you. Okay. You just yanked me. What the going to step here with this officer. >> Despite repeated warnings, she continued trying to stall the situation with the classic call someone I know strategy. Officers eventually had enough. >> Okay. Put this in there. >> Yes. >> She doesn't want to like it's falling off. >> He didn't ask me for it. >> He did ask you for your information >> when you came, but he didn't like when you first came. Oh, >> can I uh can I get your information now? What's your last name? >> What's your last name? >> Say anything. >> I was going to apologize. I know she's going to believe an apology. >> I do. And I'm sorry that you I'm sorry that you and I met under the circumstances. >> And I don't want to write the citation for you, but you don't have proof insurance or you just don't have insurance. Like, do you have insurance? is not on you. >> I don't have to, brother. >> I don't have a homie. >> You think you can get an email maybe or like a picture sent to you? I don't want to have to write a citation for you. >> You can write it and then when I go to court, >> Yeah. I'll just show them that. So, just make the process fast to hurry up and do your job. I'll just provide it then. >> Okay. I am also sorry that we had to meet >> No, you're not sorry. I don't need that church apology. Don't [ __ ] [ __ ] up to me. She went from crying to backup officers and accusing them of rough handling to rejecting any attempts at deescalation and even mocking their professionalism. The attitude didn't disappear. It just turned more bitter. >> Provide your information >> so you don't sit and looking. >> Did you find an ID? >> Yeah, I already I already gave it to >> Oh, you did? Here, give me that. I'll I'll start. >> What are you charging? and resisting the field. >> Procession. >> All right. You're going to do fields in there then? >> Yeah. >> That's my Okay. >> Why did y'all just do that? What the >> Her legal advantage didn't help in the end. She's now charged with obstruction and hit with multiple citations, including speeding, no seat belt, marijuana possession, and open container violations. >> She's taking off. >> Oh my god. Dad, they're >> Stop resisting. >> What the hell, dude? What are you doing? >> Don'ting resist. >> What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. Guy never rescued me. >> 911 received an emergency call about a gray Tesla driving erratically through a residential neighborhood. Officers quickly located the vehicle, but the driver immediately floored it, turning quiet streets into a personal high-speed showcase. [screaming] >> Turn off the vehicle. Turn off the vehicle. Jamaican Street, we're stop stationary. TURN OFF THE VEHICLE. SHERIFF'S OFFICE. HANDS OUT OF THE WINDOW. >> BOTH HANDS OUT OF THE WINDOW. STAY RIGHT THERE. BOTH HANDS. STAY IN THE VEHICLE. >> NO. >> FIFTH. She's getting out. >> What is the other? >> Come here. Come here. Stand in front of my [ __ ] patrol vehicle right now. >> Sorry. What are you accusing me of, >> ma'am? >> Yeah. >> You need to come over here right now. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me. >> I did not. I'm right here. >> Yeah, now you are. >> So, what do you >> Ma'am, >> what do you need? >> Do you need me to pepper spray you? You need to get over here right now. >> FOR WHAT? >> TURN AROUND. >> FOR WHAT? >> 51. She's refusing to comply. Get Hey, >> get out of the vehicle. >> You got me up, bro. I own this. >> Actively resistant. >> Get out of the Get out OF THE VEHICLE. SHE'S TAKING OFF. >> Taking a left on North Bahama Drive. >> TURN OFF THE VEHICLE. SHERIFF'S OFFICE. >> Please stop me over. >> OH MY GOD. DAD. ARRESTING ME. >> Stop resisting. >> What the hell, dude? What are you doing? >> Don't [ __ ] resist. >> What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. >> Stop arresting me. >> Stop resisting. >> Dad. DAD. >> GET ON YOUR STAT ME ON THE FLOOR. [screaming] DAD. DAD. I don't KNOW WHAT I MEAN. WHAT AM I DOING? WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? >> WHAT DID IT SAY? >> WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? WAIT. WHY? MY CAT IS IN THE CAR. Why are you doing this? >> Okay, let go OF YOUR PHONE. >> NO, I'M NOT. MY DAD IS ON THE PHONE. Even with officers pointing tasers and ordering her to exit the vehicle, she chose to flee again. After being stopped, she went into a full meltdown, screaming, demanding her dad, kicking at officers, and acting aggressively throughout the arrest. >> What happened? What? >> Speeding 6 mph in the neighborhood. [laughter] >> I'm I'm sure a lot right now. >> No, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. >> I didn't flee and I didn't kick you. So those lights and sirens mean nothing. We're just out here. >> I call my father. >> No. No. >> He owns the island. >> 111. You can release the air. >> Call my father. >> I'm not calling your dad. >> Then what are you doing? >> How old are you? How old are you? >> I'm 24. >> Okay. 24. We don't need to call your dad. >> Yeah, you're right. And you're not going to take me in either. >> Get down. >> No, I'm not. Sorry. >> You are not going anywhere. >> Oh my god. Why would you do that? I think my dad's going to come right here. >> You could have killed someone. >> Yes, you could. >> Yeah, I could have killed you, too. BUT YOU'RE ALIVE, RIGHT? >> And my dad's going to be here right now to tell you. >> Listen, until you slow your ass down. >> Can you talk to my dad? >> No, I'm not talking to your dad. You're a You're a 24year-old adult. >> You want to try to get her out? >> I'm on his property. >> I don't really care. >> Do you need to notify him? >> I don't need to notify anyone. You're an adult. >> Can you notify? >> No, >> I'm not notifying anyone. >> You want to put her in the back? >> Wait, what's happening? >> I have one. I can smell it. >> Yeah, I know. >> What did I do? >> You ran from me. >> You one. You ran. Two. >> You ran from what? >> Him? How much? You know what? I'm not even going to ask you any questions. >> Well, Liam Bworth, call him. I'm here on my dad's property. >> You're in the middle of the road. >> Yeah. What did I do, bro? >> Okay. For the third time, you fled. >> Can you get my flashlight? >> I ran too. >> Who ran? >> That was an adrenaline rush. >> I didn't do anything wrong. And I need my dad here. >> So, can we even do a >> You don't need your dad. You're >> I didn't DO ANYTHING WRONG. WHY IS he doing this? >> Play stupid games to win stupid prizes. >> Who are you? >> Uh, he's the police. >> I didn't know that. [laughter] >> I I only told you 10 times. >> He didn't sign. >> Did you see this? >> He didn't do that. >> Did you see this? >> He didn't. Oh, no. Cuz I could hear his sirens on the radio. >> If I saw that, I would act another time, too. >> Liam Bloodorth, >> is it two counts of fleeing in the loot? >> Oh, you are not doing this. >> You're lucky I didn't tase you. I swear. >> Lean against car. >> We got fleeing the looting. Reckless driving. I want to do DUI investigation. >> Yeah. >> I at least can give her the chance. >> Yeah. Take his hands off. You going to do the field society exercise? >> Take off on Why are you doing this? >> Just ask her if she wants to feel surprised. Ma'am, >> I'm not under hand. >> She's going to fight. Ma'am, >> I'm not under the influence. Dude, my parents have three houses here. >> I suspect that you are under the influence. >> I was just in one of them. And >> do you want to participate in standard field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you're driving under the influence? >> Yes, of course I'm not. [laughter] >> I'm not. No, [crying] not just clean with me. >> Who's this guy? >> That's my dad. >> She dismissed the entire police chase as excitement and refused to cooperate without her father. But when her dad arrived, reality was about to hit differently. [snorts] >> Not resisting violence. >> YOU DIDN'T TELL ME WHY YOU'RE PUTTING ME IN THE CAR. >> CUZ YOU WERE GOING TO JAIL. >> WHY AM I GOING TO JAIL? >> Why am I GOING TO JAIL? I AM GOING TO stand you up and I'm going to let you talk to your dad. You tried to hit another one of these deputies and you are not talking to him. >> I won't. I just want to >> She's getting back. Get up. >> She's not resisting. >> Absolutely. >> Stephanie, you have to calm down. Why are they >> You've been drinking >> and you were speeding >> and and now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole and they're going to take you. >> Calm down. >> She went to the pool. >> There's nothing I can do. >> Just Just see. >> Calm down. I'll get down there and see you. >> I'll try to get down there. >> But you can't you can't start acting out. It's just going to get worse. I do. Why are there so many legs? Why >> Stephanie? I can smell the alcohol coming off the >> Yeah, I had a little bit like two three drinks. >> You were speeding. That's protecting. >> Dad, why are they upset? >> Suppose you were speeding. You ran stop signs. >> Where was I speeding? >> They didn't read me my rights and they DON'T TELL ME WHY I'M GOING IN. DAD, >> you resist. You're going to catch more. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. I'M RIGHT HERE. Get in THE CAR RIGHT NOW. [screaming] >> WHAT IS HAPPENING? >> We've told you. >> No, but like I >> All right, step out. >> Exercise is going to be walk and turn. Okay. >> So, your your left foot first on the line and your right foot in front. Can you put your right foot in front for me? >> Stephanie, you're going to stand like this. Look at my feet. >> Right. >> You're going to put your heel to toe. >> Okay, ma'am. You're going to stand on the line like this. Can you touch the heels? You sure you understand? >> Stretch. Look. >> You need to stretch. >> I just been driving all day. >> All right, Stephanie, you have to We We got to start doing this. Okay. >> Her breath test result came back at an astonishing 0.268, more than three times the legal limit. She was later sentenced to 2 years of probation for DUI, reckless driving, fleeing police, and assaulting an officer. What do you think about this woman? Comment below and don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos like this in the future.