Chick-fil-A employees call 911 after a woman claiming to be an FBI agent threatens to arrest them in the drive-thru lane after they deny her free Chick-fil-A. She claims that all FBI agents are exempt and therefore don't have to pay. Shortly afterwards, police show up to confront the FBI agent and get her side of the story. >> How you doing? You have some ID with you? Okay. Is there anything else you want to tell me or anything like that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What did you want to tell the people at Chick-fil-A in the drive-thru about yourself? >> Only that I'm an agent. >> Yeah. >> I'm with the Federal Bureau of Investigations. >> Okay. Are you? >> Yeah, I have cards and stuff. >> Where's your credentials? >> You have to call the Federal Bureau of Investigations. >> No, ma'am. >> Yes, sir. >> Where are your credentials at? >> I think uh send everything electronic by plane. >> So, are you saying you're a federal agent? >> I am. >> Go ahead and step out of the car. >> Sir, I can arrest you, Mr. Walsh. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay, I'm telling you I have to arrest you, okay? Did you feel that in your chest? >> Okay, you're not parking. What's your department? You're trying to pass the car. >> sir. You arrested me, sir. Call the Federal Bureau of Investigations, sir. >> Ma'am, >> You need to step out of >> Get out of the car or you're going to get tased. Now. >> Ma'am, you need to step out of the car. >> or you're going to get tased. Now. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Don't be >> Jake Tommy, can you hear me? Jake Tommy, can you hear me? Okay, Robert police is trying to arrest me. >> There's no trying. You are under arrest. >> Can I activate? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. They are here. >> Non-tempt 10-5. >> Yes, sir. No, no, sir. I'll pay for everything. Okay. Yes, sir. Come to Rockmart Police Department. Yes, sir. I need my um ID so I can give to you can put into the computer. Sir. I I need my IDs out of the car. >> Have a seat. >> What's 10-38? >> No, uh-uh. Chick-fil-A called she's this is the fourth day in a row she come up here telling them she's a federal agent. >> Oh, okay. >> Going to lock them up if they don't give her some food. Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, I seen that call the other day. So. >> She now she's talking to herself. >> Oh, that's this that's the secret microphone. >> Uh >> in her head. >> She's 906? >> I must be. Well, I guess we need to roll to where they're >> rapes. >> First night with their religion. >> Let me go inside and talk to these people. >> Okay. >> And what did you get? Just your regular taco stuff? >> Uh I got the El Paso special. >> Okay. Here. Why don't you do this? Get her in my car and just pay for mine and get it in a to-go box and I'll take her to the jail. >> Okay. >> So you can leave. >> Okay. >> Hi. >> How you doing? Um arresting federal agents, I guess. So what's going on with this crazy lady? >> So, um when was this? >> Beginning of the week, I think. >> of weeks Yeah. >> She called. And you Were you here that week that she that day or so? >> the evening that she came in and I was here the next yesterday afternoon she came in. >> Okay, so what she You those days? >> She spoke to Maggie when she was ordering. They came to me and said, "We have a guest who's saying that she's a federal agent and she should eat for free." And when I went out to the drive-thru yesterday, she said she was "Well, they were supposed to send my 991 documents." And I said, "Ma'am, I don't" She goes, "Well, they should have sent them." I said, "Well, I've already spoke with our operator and we don't participate in anything like that." She says, "Well, okay, I'll pay. I have cash." She goes, "Do you know anywhere else that you would take 991 documents for me to eat for free then?" >> Uh-huh. >> And I said, "Ma'am, I don't know anything of what that's about." >> Okay. >> And then the first time I think she came through she said, "Hey, can I eat for free?" And then we said no, she's like, "Well, I'm a federal agent." And the team member that actually took her order was just like, "Sorry, we can't do that." And then she threatened to arrest him. That's what they told Zach. >> Tyler went out and he yeah, she became I don't I can't say what I don't know exactly what went down. >> So, what was she doing today? Same thing? >> She was coming through, but I think she did it three times in a row that we had called it in and they said that the next time she came through, to just be sure that we called it in. That's what we were told. >> All right. >> She asked me about the documents, but she did not represent herself as an agent to me. >> Okay. And she represent herself to you? >> No, I wasn't here. I was It was just communicated to us. >> Okay. >> If Maggie's out there, let me try to get her. >> Get Maggie cuz Maggie was definitely Maggie's the one that >> How long is Maggie here today? >> Maggie's probably here till I can double check that number for you. >> window as well. Did she tell you that she was an agent? >> She told me that uh that she was an agent and like the federal agent and she showed me her carrying license. >> Okay. >> Okay, so she tried to >> I pulled Carly with Carly that I pulled I was like, "Can we do this?" And the only thing that we could give her was a military discount. And then she got huffy and puffy about kind of >> Okay. >> But then when she came back that evening and talked to me and told her we didn't do that, she paid cash and it was no problem. >> Step on out. >> Okay. >> All right, come on. I'll go to this other one. >> Can you grab my wallet >> I got it. >> that's in the car. >> I got it. >> Okay, I know my purse. I have the 331199 is my IDs that they were giving me for you to look up >> Uh-huh. >> immediately. >> Okay. >> There's Maggie. >> Okay. Thank y'all. Maggie. That's okay. Okay, so this lady represent herself as a federal agent to you? >> Yes. >> What she say? >> Um I wasn't here the first time she came through, but the next time she came through she pretty much was just like I'm a federal agent I'm supposed to eat for free. And then we were like, we have to see identification and we had to check with our operator. We can't give you anything for free. Um and that was the same night that she came like after she told one of our employees whatever about the HIV or something like that. She came that night and said that. And then the next day she came and she was just like I'm a federal agent, can I get anything for free? I'm supposed to get stuff for free. Do you know anything about that? Do you know anywhere that gives stuff for free for federal agents? And then we were like, no. >> Okay. >> We checked with our operator so we can't give you anything. >> Okay. >> That was pretty much all I was saying. >> All right. >> What she told me. >> Okay, very well. Thank you, ma'am. >> Okay, yep. >> She in my car? >> Yep. >> All right, I'll transport her. >> All right. >> They used her that call at the depot? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> This incident took place in Georgia where the woman was charged with impersonating a public officer or employee. And under Georgia statute 16-10-23 is when a person falsely represents themselves as a peace officer or other public officer or employee with the intent to make someone else believe they actually hold that position. A conviction can carry 1 to five years in prison and up to a $1,000 fine. Fortunately, in her case, she was able to get the charge dismissed after successfully completing a diversion program. All suspects are innocent unless and until proven guilty in the court of law. Let me know your honest thoughts on this case down below in the comment section. Stay safe out there and I'll see you in the next video. >> Officer Tommy, can you hear me? Okay, Rockmart Police is trying to arrest me. >> There is no trying. You are under arrest. >> Is that my badge number? Rockmart Police Department? Yes, sir. 331199 is my IDs that they are giving me for you to look up. >> Uh-huh. >> Immediately. >> Okay. And then you said no, she's like, "Well, I'm not federal or anything." And the team member actually took her order when she was like, "Sorry, we can't do that." And she threatened to arrest him. >> [music]