January 9th, 2025, Beavercreek, Ohio. What started as a typical evening at a local restaurant quickly took a turn for the worse. Police were dispatched to the scene after reports surfaced of a woman refusing to pay her bill. Upon arrival, officers were met not with an apology, but with a startling level of indifference. The woman, appearing completely unfazed, told officers, "I'm just done with Beavercreek, so you can take me to jail. I really don't give a {underscore} {underscore} at this point." Hey. How are you? Okay. What's going on? Um so, like I went to write a check, which I've done before with these people. Like I'm just done with Beavercreek, so you can take me into jail. Um I really don't give a at this point. Okay. Um like the lady at Lounge Salon, she's made a big [ __ ] deal about it. In February, there's a $30 bill, and I like um I didn't pay $30 cuz I um forgot my credit card. Okay. My multiple friends called Lounge Salon, offered to pay $30. This [ __ ] wanted clout, so she continued to blast my name. She has money, so >> What are What are we talking about? I'm here for this. >> Ashworth, I know that, but this girl knows about Lounge. Okay. So, I'm done with Beavercreek. You can take me to Green County Jail. Like I just was in here. I don't have a um I got called because somebody wasn't paying their bill. Is that you? >> Okay. Why haven't you paid your bill? Because the guy was supposed to show up, and he didn't. Okay. This guy that I was on a date with. So, that's why I'm saying So, you came here, you ate food, the guy didn't come, and you don't want to pay for the food. >> Correct. Okay, you don't see the issue with that? I mean, I don't really care. I'm not arguing at this at this point. So, you can take me to jail. I don't really give Well, either If you don't pay, it's called theft. All right. Let's go in here for a second. Did you call? Uh the assistant manager just said From my understanding, you did this over at Black Rock, too. That's fine. I don't have Why do we keep having this issue? Because I don't have a job because people keep on putting theft on my record. So, why do we keep doing it, then? >> Because I can't eat. What do you mean you can't eat? Cuz I can't I don't have a job. So, why is that hard to explain other than selling my ass? The dialogue between the officers and the woman, identified as Amber, began to reveal a series of bizarre excuses. Amber claimed she was there on a date, but because the guy didn't show up, she felt she wasn't obligated to pay for her meal. When asked if she saw an issue with eating and not paying, she bluntly replied, "I don't really care." She then pivoted to a grievance against a local salon that she claimed ruined her life by blasting her name on social media over a prior $30 unpaid bill. So So, what's going on? Um I guess she was going to pay for her meal, but He said he recognized her. He said he saw this same girl came like a month Maybe 5 months ago, I don't know. And she asked for social security cuz she didn't have a way to pay with. But it's her social security number. So, I asked her She said, "Do you want to talk to you?" She said she didn't have any money. She said, "Do you guys accept checks?" I'm like, "No." And she said, "Oh, the name was Amber." I said, "Oh, Amber? Like, oh." We took her social security. She said, "Oh, I don't know." And I was like, "Yeah, you're on Facebook." Like, I guess she left without paying at another place, too. So, she was like, "Oh, yeah, I know that." Okay, so what are you going to do? She was like, "You can call the cops if you want, but I don't care." I'm like, "Okay." So, she was out here, but Oh, we have her. >> Okay. Keep your hands out of your pockets. Do you have anything on you? No, I don't give a [ __ ] Okay, thank you. Can you at least help me from the >> face the wall. >> Okay, thank you. >> Just listen to directions. No. hard. You're the one making this And you guys are sending three police officers to >> Well, you caused that turnover, so >> Who gives a Okay. So, what do you How do you want to resolve this? my charges or do you This is the second time she does this. And what they were saying is it's all over Facebook and other places. So, if she pays the bill, we can just squash the civil or are you wanting theft charges? No, if she pays it and then like she she can't come back in here. So, do you want a trespass? Yeah. This is dramatic over You're the one being dramatic. >> am I being dramatic about? You guys can do whatever you you want in the in in I can't eat so I'm going to keep going to restaurants. >> So, what do you need on a daily basis? Exactly. Yeah, so you could have a job with theft on your record? Okay. You guys lock up all the girls in the [ __ ] jails anyways. Okay. You do. Tensions rose as the restaurant manager recognized Amber from a previous encounter. It turned out this wasn't her first dine and dash attempt. She had allegedly done the same thing five months prior and was well known on local Facebook groups for similar behavior. Despite the restaurant offering to drop the charges if she simply paid her bill, Amber remained defiant. Telling the officers to do whatever they wanted because she couldn't eat and would keep going to restaurants regardless. Charges for theft. And disorderly conduct. Figure jail. Okay. For what? Can you grab it? >> You want to take your stuff out? You got to take your waistband. Okay. You want me to undo my coat? I'm sorry. >> Yes, please. >> Okay. Perfect. Thank you. Okay. You're good. Stay right here. You're detained while we're figuring out what's going on, okay? Oh, she's saying I judges and this and that and going on and on. Yeah, she's She's under arrest. Yeah. Okay. Yep, now and disorderly conduct. Yeah, she's searching her now. Do we have an open case? So, this [ __ ] at Lounge Salon I hate to use that word, but I didn't pay a $30 bill and she's ruined my life. So, now I don't have a job and I'm in recovery in order to have a roof over my head because I can't get a job. In recovery for what? If you don't mind me asking. >> Alcohol recovery. Okay. Um, and so, like I'm just kind of flying by the seat of my pants. Nobody can give me help. Um My friends called in the Lounge Salon to pay the $30 bill. Um, which is like nothing cuz that lady's rolling it in. And um she just wanted clout cuz she blasted me all over Facebook. So, this girl brought that up when I went to pay the bill and I already paid it. And she was being placed in handcuffs. Amber's behavior shifted from indifference to a strange sense of superiority. She began boasting about her elite degree from a prestigious university and her upper middle class upbringing, claiming that minimum wage jobs were beneath her. She blamed her criminal record on everyone but herself, citing drunk rendezvous and spiteful business owners while simultaneously insulting the police and the the system. The sight of her in pajamas and sweatpants lecturing officers on her high social status created a jarring and ironic scene. Do you know her personally or is it just over like social media that she said something about you? >> I saw you on social media in February. Like I know you didn't pay your bill. And I was like, well, little do you know, my friend has offered to pay abandonment charges. Okay, you're under arrest for disorderly conduct and theft. >> Okay. Then turn around. Okay. You're being warned for criminal trespassing. Trespassing for what? They didn't tell me. >> warned and you're being warned for criminal trespassing. Can you put your palms together to be more comfortable for you? Okay. Like you're praying. Palms together. Other way. Like this. Like that. Yep. >> So I'm just saying you would have a job if you have that criminal record. Over some dumb ass [ __ ] Hopefully I get bottle water or that will be fine. Cuz he didn't to my aunt who was a detective of the other night. >> remind me what I was recording? Nope. Okay. I don't really give a [ __ ] at this point. You're going with Taylor? Um, sure. Handcuff key? I have to ask her for it. You're going to be searched in the jail cell anyways. All right. So you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to have an attorney present at the time of questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. You can exercise these rights at any time and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? Yes, ma'am. All righty. Where you from? Uh, South Charleston. Oh, what you doing here? Uh, I went to Wittenberg and I have an elite degree from a university down south. That's my degree. Who lives in Beavercreek. Uh, we had a drunken rendezvous and I have it on my record now. And uh, she wouldn't tell the truth. So now I'm [ __ ] and I can barely eat. Okay. So yeah. So it's just a vicious cycle. So just imagine you having all the >> finally came to an end at the station. Charged with a fourth-degree misdemeanor for theft, she was ordered to pay $665 in fines and restitution. Furthermore, she was placed on 2 years of probation with mandatory mental health and theft diversion programs. However, the lesson seemingly went unlearned. Just 3 weeks later, she was arrested again in Dayton for aggravated menacing. The video serves as a stark reminder. Reality eventually catches up with entitlement. And a free meal can end up being the most expensive one you'll ever have. or upper middle class and you're now. So, Do we're in lounge salons of joke cuz she's already been paid $30. So, and half these [ __ ] in jails are [ __ ] the girls anyways and the judge are judges are [ __ ] the girls. So, Do you work in here right now? Uh, no. I can't get a job. Okay. With a 4-year degree from an elite university cuz I have Criminal record? What's your What's your criminal history? Uh, I have violation of a TPO because I had a drunken rendezvous with a girl that lives up on Well, she did live on Ankeny. Okay. Uh, so >> taking her? Take her to the station. Okay. Thank you. Going to walk to the cruiser straight ahead. Okay. Go ahead and have a seat. Okay. You said it was just Is it just your purse that you had in that Target bag? Okay. I'm good. Yeah. It's okay. Yep. >> Mhm.