If you like move your feet out the door, you will go to jail. >> For what? What am I after? >> Put your feet. >> Even when you guys just ask me, am I going to be corroborated? However you say the word >> cuz your car smells like weed. >> No, you're lying. You are lying. >> I'm telling you once. >> Okay, let me call my lawyer. >> Yeah, actually I'm a lawyer. Like he can't do this, babe. This is not correct. >> Get the off me. >> All right. >> OFF ME, BRO. GET OFF ME. You know, it's wild how quickly confidence disappears once these teenagers realize their actions have real consequences. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. These are the times when dumb teenagers turn a simple situation into a wild arrest. But first, meet this entitled teen who acts like she wants to go to school after being suspended. >> Wrong way. >> You got to >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Welcome to May 27th, 2023. Cops are called to a high school where a suspended teenager decided that rules simply didn't apply to her and refused to leave campus. Uh, here's what went down the moment police showed up. >> Cool. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Let's go then. >> Thank you. >> If you go anywhere besides the front office, Well, I am. >> Let's go. Come on, man. He needs to go off campus. >> Wrong way. At first, it looks like the teen was finally heading for the exit, but no, that would have been too easy. Instead, she made a sharp left into more trouble, refusing to leave campus and forcing the cop to use force to stop her from causing problems. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Go this way. >> He's asking you, don't make it worse than what it means to me. You got to leave campus. >> You have to leave campus. >> You can't be on campus. >> Calm down. Stop. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. We just need you to exit campus. That's it. So we can walk with you to campus. Like off campus. Come on. You're making it worse than what it needs to be. >> Stop. Stop. >> Relax. >> Stop. Leave me alone. Making it worse. Go to that corner. >> You just made the exit while we ask you in the hallway. Back up. No, leave me alone. >> Now you push me. >> Leave me alone. >> Leave me alone. [laughter] >> Calm down. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. Stop. Don't. >> All you need to do is like we assume leave me alone. Let me go. >> All we do is do the walk. That's it. >> Let me [panting] >> if you want to walk. >> Either that or trespassing. Which one you want? [panting and gasps] >> Let me go. [panting] [snorts] You're not going to win. [clears throat] Back up. Stop. You got to get off camera. After struggling to convince her to leave for a while, the officer finally moved on to put her in handcuffs. >> We're doing too much. You don't say that. >> What do you mean? >> You don't touch me. That one. There you go. >> I'll go. >> No. >> No. Cuz we ask you that. >> No, you're not. >> Who just hit me? >> Go for two. >> No one hit you. >> Who just hit me? No one hit you. >> After detaining her, he escorted her to the school resource officer's office. >> He open. >> So, just to give you a rundown, I'm going to do get the one from them. This is one of the ones from >> the um smoking incident. >> The next day when she showed up here, >> so we gave her >> she's on campus to finish her stuff. >> Miss Smith said that there was nothing to get completed. >> So we gave her the opportunity once more to leave campus. >> Did not want to leave campus. >> Finally got her out of Miss Owen's room. Started walking towards the front door. decided [laughter] to take a detour, grabbed it by her arm. She's like I was like, "No, you're going the wrong way. Let me go." And started pulling away from me. And now we're here. >> So, this is really not about us. >> Mhm. >> This is about graduation and not me. >> Mhm. >> So, it's projected as a homeless. >> Exactly. Besides the fact that Besides the fact that her actions led up to this funeral, >> is she slain the wall or is there >> I don't know. Um I know her mom just had a kid. >> Um so she has senior privilege. She only has three classes. She has a first period and a third period every day. Um, so what I explained to her last week was since you're a senior, we we're just waiting on test scores. Um, and whatever event took place, all of them got the same consequence. You're not doing that because we're done. I told her I would contact her to see to let her know if she passed her SAT to let her know if she needed to come today to take her. I let her know that she did not pass SAT, so she did not need to come. So when I saw her, she just ignored me, walked past me. Baby, I tried to slow her down, kept walking past me. Miss Kennedy, Miss Kennedy knows as well. Tried to stop her. Are you ready, Liz? Miss Hoffman is a teacher. I am an assistant principal. Dean Magna is a dean. We had communicated to you that you were expected not to come back. >> No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> I via email and on the phone. So, Miss Hoffman cannot supersede what the administrators have already told you. >> Whatever makeup work you need to It's probably my mom. >> That's not important to me right now. Whatever makeup work you needed to do, it could have been done online. >> It's not online. That's the thing. >> Divide your exam. >> It's not on Canvas. I did all the work on Canvas. She thought I ended work in class. >> Class is over, baby. >> Oh my god. >> Class is over. I explained that to you last week. >> So, you're not going to let me go make up my work? >> No, ma'am. an adult that is not comprehended. >> I think it's been misdiagnosed to be honest. It's very misdiagnosed. >> Regardless, this is this is now twice she's and and had she just got up and left when she was born this time, she wouldn't be sitting in handcuffs right now. >> Mhm. >> Really? >> So, this is 100% on you and you're an adult now. So, what I don't know what you expected to happen. Law enforcement and the school told you you cannot be here. you have to leave and you chose not to to exit the school. You chose to pull away from a law enforcement deputy that was trying to escort you out of the school again because the whole purpose was to avoid you getting in trouble just to have you leave so you don't get in trouble and you escalated the situation to where you're in handcuffs right now. >> After a while, the squad arrived to transport her to the station. I think that what where the issue lies is and this is this is going forward for the rest of your life, right? If if someone who's a representative of an establishment says you need to leave, you're not allowed to be here and you choose not to go when they tell you to leave, then that still applies for trespassing cuz your invitation there has been revoked. >> So even if >> Yes. >> So even if she said come on back today and then you got here and she goes, "Nope, never mind. You didn't you don't need to take this test. You need to read now. You have to go. >> What you What did you do anyway? What? You got a warrant? >> Um you know >> she got a warrant. >> No trespassing and um resisting without >> Wait, you don't she go here? She go what? You uh say you an adult. [ __ ] How many time you stay? She went to DJJ. So [snorts] >> I DJ say not DJ. I'm sorry. 272 3165. >> Okay. Thank you. Come on now. Let you get my ass. No, you got to me like that. Girl, you was just all sweet on the phone with your mom and now you want to sell out again. Chill out. >> This is a different person. >> My ears. My ears. >> You say one more thing. You walking out with them braids showing. I swear >> I swear you going to walk out with them braids showing. you about you about handcuffs. >> Luckily, like I said, you're only going to be in there for a couple minutes. >> She was charged with resisting without violence and trespassing. Moving on to the next case where a law student instantly regrets challenging the cops. >> Did your car smell like weed? >> No, you're lying. You are lying. >> I'm telling you once. Okay, let me call my lawyer. >> I'm a lawyer. I'm so I'm going to the law. It's like he can't do this, babe. This is >> It's February 4th, 2025. Cops conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle with an expired tag. Here's what happened next. >> Have them roll down the windows, man. >> I'm not doing that. >> Uhuh. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I know my law. Get away from me. Don't open your No. Don't open my door. My seat belt's on. >> All right. Listen, your car. No. Damn. >> Bang. Hush. Hey, what are you doing? Hush, bro. Don't >> record all you want. >> You're going to come out. >> Why? >> Cuz your car smells like weed. >> No, you're lying. You are lying. >> I'm telling you once. >> Okay. Let me call my lawyer. Give me one second. >> Come get out of the car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm going to tell you twice. Step by the car. Your car smells like weed. >> You're lying. You're lying. You're lying. >> It takes no time for the girl to deny everything the officer said, even accusing him of lying. Well, guess what? It also took no time for the cop to put her in handcuffs. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. >> You're going to give me a second, sir. You're You cannot You put Okay, you put your hands on me. >> Okay. >> Why did you just hit that? >> I didn't say nothing to him. >> I did not say that. >> Okay, let me put it in my pocket. I'll put it in my pocket. >> Let go. I'll put it on top of the car. >> Can you put it in my pocket? >> I will sit on top of the car. >> Put it in my pocket. You didn't ask for a license. You didn't ask for identification. >> Yeah. Actually, I'm a lawyer. I'm in the pro. It's like he can't do this. Babe, this is not correct. This is not right. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Every day, bro. I don't >> Can I have a female? >> I want a female. Can you have a kid? >> Just stop talking. Stop talking. >> Can I have my phone? >> You said you were going to put it in my pocket. to the door. >> Can you put it in my pocket? And can you have a manager, a sergeant? Go >> ahead. But I fe >> It's almost comedic watching every word out of her mouth get completely ignored by the officer. Like background noise. He's just tuning out. But don't worry, her entitlement was just warming up for round two. >> But he just said that he he smells like weed, too. So we're not doing is lying. >> Like, oh my gosh. I've never seen this. I cannot wait till I go see my professor tomorrow. Vlog Wednesday, Thursday. I cannot wait till I see my professor. >> Can I have your your badge number? >> Yes, ma'am. 2:30. >> 2:30. >> Is your camera recording? >> Yes, ma'am. >> How do I know? >> I'm telling you it is. >> I'm saying this is just stop talking. Just stop talking. Just stop talking. Is this because they're talking? >> Ironically, her boyfriend sounded more like the law student here. calmly trying to give her good advice while she just couldn't keep her mouth shut long enough to actually listen to him. While one of the officers was talking to him, the other went and checked on their car to confirm that smell. And lookie lookie what he found. Come on, bro. Get >> I go to law school. You cannot wait to call my mom. [music] >> All that is >> I see. >> If I ask you to roll down, you got to roll down. >> Is that your brother? Uh, >> you're the register owner, correct? Huh? >> You're the register owner of the car, correct? >> Say it again. >> You're the register owner of the car, right? >> I am. I am. >> So, this is in your glove box. >> That's not his though. Okay. >> Don't just >> So, this is why the car would smell like weed and you're riding around with a car that smells like weed. Is all it come Does it come together? Does it make sense? So, we're not trying to be [ __ ] or anything. We're trying to do our jobs. That's it. Okay. Like that's >> But you're talking just fine. >> I don't know. This is what I want to be about. Exactly. They they know they know they're I just want their glove. Oh, I just want their cameras on so that way >> take my wallet out your purse. Out of your thing. You didn't Is that your wallet? >> Yes, that is my wallet. >> Okay. Well, it was in the compartment with the weed. >> No, it was not. You're lying. >> No. Wait. What you mean it was like in her purse? And that >> that compartment was also in the compartment with the weed in the glove box. NO, THAT WASN'T. NO, THAT WAS RIGHT THERE. I CAN TELL YOU IT WAS RIGHT there in that thing. I know it was right there. You cannot >> glove box. No, it was right here where that registration. >> Okay, I'll tell you what. He cuz he's lying. >> I'll tell you what. We're going to review the video, bro. >> Okay. >> You don't want to BE like How can you do better? >> Can you stop and hold this one now? >> Can you show me why? >> Because I'm putting you back. >> Why? >> Cuz you're arrested for resistance. >> Yes, ma'am. >> You can send her here for me. >> Yeah. When she What's going on? >> Cuz she was told multiple times. She was giving multiple commands to do anything. >> Did not do it. >> That That's what it is. >> So you you know where this thing is? She's a lawful command. Does that make sense? So, we told her to do something and she didn't. Okay. >> It's my discretion at this point with our little verbal thing that we had. You didn't find me. You got the car. >> Do you want to give him any of your like jewelry or anything? So, it's not going with you. >> My what? >> Like your jewelry or Apple Watch? >> No. I know. My mom would be on her way like right now. >> Okay. So, you want to stick it with you? >> My Apple Watch. Yep. While I'm at booking, I rather everything stay. >> Okay. Well, we're going to take it off for now. Put in the front seat. >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. Then tell my boyfriend to come get it. >> Okay. Hey, man. Can you Whenever you're done, come over here and we're going to give you her Apple Watch. Okay. >> Whenever you're done, I'm going to have you take her Apple Watch. Okay. Turn this way. I'm going to take it off your wrist. Or can you take it off your wrist by yourself? >> Stretch. Boy, I'm glad I'm going to school for this. If I wasn't going to school for this, I'd be a fool. You go. I want you to watch me give a name. >> I don't need to watch you. I don't trust you. >> After being arrested, she was charged with resisting arrest. Moving on to the next case where an entitled teen gets arrested after refusing to leave Taco Bell. >> If you like move your feet out the door, you will go to jail. >> For what? What am I after war? >> Even when you guys just asked me, am I going to be cooperative? Coroperative, however you say the word. >> It's May 26th, 2025. Cops responded to a call from a local Taco Bell about this woman refusing to leave the premises despite multiple warnings. Here's what happened next. >> What's going on? >> I just asked her to leave cuz she know I've asked her to leave multiple times. I've asked you asked her. >> This is Yeah, that's it. I'm at work. I don't have time to be dealing with this. I really don't. >> Is she working now? >> I work here. She doesn't work here. She works in Tampa. >> You work at a different Taco Bell? >> Yeah, she don't work here. >> Okay. So, thank you. >> So, you're just trying to trespass her? >> You guys uh How do you know? >> We're not telling her last. >> Okay. You used to be? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is that why she don't want to leave? >> I guess I don't know. >> Okay. >> Are you telling these people stories? Like, >> ain't nobody doing nothing to you. She didn't say nothing to >> Hey, one thing we're not about to do. One thing we're not about to do is go back and store. I don't need to argue with stuff. >> Do you want her trespass? Okay. Can you just tell tell her that she's trespassed and she needs to leave? We we just have to get it on camera. That's it. >> You're trespassing for what? You got to go. That's it. >> Do you understand that? >> After officially trespassing the girl, the officer told her to leave. Simple enough. But apparently the concept of you're not allowed here was a little too hard for her to understand. So she kept arguing with the officers because apparently it's up for debate. This definitely is not going to end well for her. >> Trespass. You mean trespass? >> She just said she don't want me trespass. She just said she was >> She literally just said you're trespassed. So it just happened on camera. >> Because you just made her say it. That's why she didn't just say it the first time. You just made her say >> you want her gone or do you not? >> I mean she just obviously said it. But you just made her trespass. No, I don't. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> I'm not refusing to leave. I'm just telling you like >> y'all just said that they told >> Here's what's going to happen. This is >> to leave. You've been told to listen. You're being lawfully. >> I'm listening to y'all, but y'all not letting me talk. At the end of the day, I have rights to speak. Okay. But are you going to talk or are you going to keep demanding stuff cuz you want >> to leave in the next 15 seconds. If you do not move your feet out the door, you will go to jail. >> For what? What am I after warning? You have been told >> where's the trespass papers at? >> One. Two. >> Where are the papers at for? >> Three. >> Four. I'm doing this for the camera just so you understand. Five. >> Where's the papers at? >> Six. >> Seven. >> Again. >> Eight. >> Are we just going to go to town? >> Nine. >> 10. I'm going to jail. Stop. Okay, I'm sorry. >> Where am I going to go? Y'all just said >> no. >> Did you not a We a clean around. Forget that. >> We ain't doing this for what? >> Trespass after warning. >> What am I? I'm not even trespassing. >> Stop it. >> Like, what are you saying I'm trespass for? Like, come on. Y'all just gave me 15 seconds on your body. >> No, I ain't doing that. >> Like, what is y'all doing? Like for real, >> right? Like for real. >> Did y'all not just tell me? I'm literally trying to figure out like for real. >> I've explained it to you, ma'am. You already know the deal. 15 seconds. We ain't playing that game. You want to play with us? We'll be done with y. You don't even know what's going on. >> It's private property. They asked you to leave. You said >> she asked you to leave. We asked you to leave. You didn't leave. >> Did you guys not get in? >> I check your pockets. on me. >> Did you guys just not just tell me get out in 15 seconds? >> Have a seat. >> As she sat in the car, she continued to argue with the officers about what she'd done wrong when it was pretty obvious to anyone with a right mind. >> I'm trying to be like for real talk to y'all. Like y'all don't understand. I literally just >> Is that what we trying to do when we got here? >> Sir and Yes. And I'm sitting there trying to tell y'all GIVE ME 15 SECONDS. I SAID >> YOU WERE YELLING. YOU SAID where's the trespass papers? Is that what you said? >> Cuz y'all just Sir, >> ain't that what you said? And you said, "Where are the papers?" >> Sir, did y'all did you did y'all not just ask her the first time and she said no, she just wants me to leave. She told y'all that the man in there, the I don't know the gentleman name and the female told me to leave. They did not want to say nothing to me. All they said is they just said that go outside and she's going to talk to you. She's going to talk to you. I said, "Okay." I sat there and waited for her. You guys came. You guys asked me a question. I gave you guys the answer to the question. >> Yep. And I said, "You trespassed and you need to leave." >> And you guys gave me 15 seconds. I said, "You guys and I did not." You said, "No, I'm not leaving." >> I didn't say I wasn't leaving. I didn't say that. I said, "I am leaving." And I told you guys, >> "We weren't leaving until we had to do a countdown." But we're not doing this. Can you step your feet up? We still got to talk to them. >> Sir, I understand that. And I'm trying to talk to you. I'm trying to be >> No, you weren't trying to talk to us, >> sir. Even in there, I was trying to talk to you guys. Yes, I was. >> Stop. Stop. >> Sir, you can watch the body camera. Even put your feet even when you guys just asked me, "Am I going to be cooperative?" Coroperative, however you say the word. >> Yes. And leave. And I said, "Yes, I am." And I said, "I'm trying to talk to you guys. You guys can see. I want to give you 15 seconds. >> No, we're not doing that. You stepped your feet in. >> Sir, why are you stepping this towards me? >> You're the one who did this, >> sir. I'm not. I was sitting. It's on your body camera. >> Yeah, exactly. You're the one who didn't want to leave. >> I never even in you guys asked me. I said I was leaving. I said I'm trying to figure out what >> you made. Big man go through the whole countdown and we're not kids. You're not >> at 9 seconds. >> It's not even a thing. Step in right now. >> I Sir this this Can you hug me? Like, why are you being disrespectful, sir? I don't I don't get in trouble. I don't do this stuff, sir. >> Like, for real, I don't I don't do this stuff. THIS IS A BIG ASS SEAT. LIKE, you're being rude. I'm trying to figure I'm TRYING TO FIGURE OUT LIKE WHAT is going on. Like, for real. And I'm trying to talk to you guys. I'm in as much as I can get in. >> Get your feet in. >> YOU GUYS WANT TO TOUCH ME, DRAG ME, DO ALL THAT, BUT YOU CAN'T HELP ME GET IN A SEAT. >> I'm being mad respectful. I'M SITTING THERE TRYING TO TELL YOU WHAT'S GOING ON. YOU JUST PUT me in cuffs. YOU DIDN'T EVEN GIVE ME AN OPPORTUNITY to talk. She He literally made her ask. He literally made her say trespassing. When he asked the first timeassing works. >> No. When he asked the first time, she said no. It doesn't matter. >> She said no. It need help with getting in. >> It does. >> How do you need help getting this? >> How do you need help getting in? >> And where's my phone at? >> It's right here. How How can I help you get in? >> Phone call. Cuz this this is this is >> Are you refusing how to get in? >> I'm inside. >> All the way in. I'm going to force you to >> I'm asking you to help me. This is a big ass seat. >> Get in. Get in. >> I have a knee problem. >> Why are you being like crazy? >> I'M NOT BEING CRAZY. I This is not cool. Like, y'all just put me in cuffs, my dude. >> While this officer is out here dealing with her entitlement, another cop is already in the restaurant collecting statements from the staff to figure out why she was here in the first place. And what they found out was quite surprising. How long has this been going on? Is she basically stalking you at this point or what's the deal? >> See, that's the thing. We stopped talking for a week pretty much. And then last night we everything's calmed down. We started talking. We're not even talking again. We just we gave each other closure. Yeah. >> That's you know how the relationship's end closure. Of course I gave her closure. >> 4:206. >> She just showed up cuz I wasn't answering my phone. >> Got >> cuz we were with each other last night. Like I said, we had dinner and I came to work this morning. She just was calling my phone. I wasn't answering. And she said, >> "Okay, hang on. He's waving me out. I'll be right back. Sorry." Like y'all just sit here and say y'all give me 15 seconds or you're going to go to jail >> cuz you refused to leave. >> I DIDN'T EVEN WHEN Y'ALL VERBALLY ASKED ME. SIR, y'all verbally you didn't leave. >> Y'all verbally asked me and I said yes. >> She's not getting in now. >> Sir, I'm asking you to help me. How many times did I ask you? How many times I said, "How do you want me to help you?" I said, "How do you WANT ME TO HELP?" >> I TOLD YOU TO SAY I not doing this. All right. Thank you. >> How would you like me to help you? >> How would you like to help me to get in? Excuse me, officer. >> How would you like to help me? >> Got to get in a car, ma'am. >> All right. Unbuckle the thing real quick. >> I've been asking him for I don't know how long. He's just being rude as hell. >> Help you, ma'am. Listen, >> I understand. I appreciate you for helping me, but he's not being disrespectful, sir. I'm not being disrespectful with us from the start. >> I haven't, sir. I've been talking like the same. Please get in the car. >> Like, I I need a call. Like, I'm supposed to be leaving. You understand this? 17. >> Oh, this is a this is a tight ass space. >> You don't have to sit normal in the car. We're going to have somebody come pick you up anyway. All right. >> What do you mean pick me up? >> The prisoner transport van is going to come pick you up and take you to the jail. >> Can Can you tell me what's going on? >> You're being arrested for trespass after warning. >> Sir, you sit here. >> Where are the keys to your car? Where are the keys to your car? >> I have everything. I need to make a phone call is what I'm telling you guys. Like, I have to go to work, too. >> Listen, we're trying to help getting arrested. You guys don't understand what I just had to been through. So when I was leaving, I said, "Okay." And you grab catch a obstruction charge. What? How do you want to sit in here? Do you want to sit like that? Put your legs that way. >> You can literally see the cameras. I WAS WALKING OUT THE DOOR AND YOU SITTING there and grabbed me backwards. >> No, cuz you guys told me. Let me explain Let me explain something to you. You're You're basically stalking her is what you're doing. >> I'm not stalking her. I think you JUST CAME FROM OUR HOUSE. >> WHEN YOU SHOWED when you showed up just came >> If you want me to explain it to you, I will. Okay. I don't want to yell. I don't want to yell straight. Either you guys don't listen what the I just when you show when you show up at an ex an ex-lover party. >> That's my girlfriend. >> I understand that. When you show up >> I can show you right now. Currently I'm done. >> Yeah. Put your put your foot in. You got to put this foot. You got to put this foot in. You got to put this foot in. Are you refusing to put this foot? >> I know. I'm trying to tell you in now. >> We're done explaining. We've already put your foot in the car. You're going to >> here's AC. You're about to catch obstruction. Put your foot out. My foot is in the car. Sir, >> I got to close the door. Like I'm trying to tell you guys hurt. >> Can you guys >> watch your knee? It's going to hurt. >> Good grief. Did she tell you anything else and more in there? >> Did she say anything else more in there? >> Just basically that they she she quit answering her text, so she doesn't want to be with her. She gave her basically told her like, "Hey, leave me alone. We're we're broken up." >> Yeah. >> And then she showed up at her work. I mean, that's >> Yeah. You can't do that. If she tells you to leave, you got to leave. >> Basically almost stalking at that point. >> Yeah. Right. I mean, technically, you probably charge her with stocking and be sufficient. Let me make sure this is for >> She doesn't want to have contact with you. That's why she called us away from me, but you know, >> sir, and I've been and I've been trying to tell you guys >> I know, but you're you're you don't understand. You're basically stalking her is what you're doing. >> I just came from her house. I to I'm not stalking her. >> She told me that she told what she's saying something different. She said she doesn't want to be with you anymore. She told you not to text her and she said >> sorry. She said that she didn't answer your text and then you showed up at her work. She asked you to leave >> on the phone the whole time. >> She asked you to leave and you didn't leave. >> I'm even going to be nice and double. >> That's ma'am. At that point, you're stalking her. >> Sure. >> That is that meets the statute requirement for stalking. [clears throat] >> Oh, I'm so sorry. >> You're fine. We do worse than that. I promise. >> Well, you was talking. >> The woman's arrested for trespass after warning. However, the cops also discussed that the situation could potentially meet the criteria for stalking. Moving on to the next case where nononsense cops deal with the most entitled teenager ever. >> Off me, BRO. GET OFF ME. >> GET THE off me. >> On the 25th of July, 2023, cops are dispatched to a school regarding a suspended student who was refusing to leave the premises. What happens next is anything but routine. >> Walking wherever she wants. She's on the phone with mom and she's suspended. >> Okay. Where are you trying to get her to? Well, I I want her in Lipa's office at this point. Now, she needs to go to the front office. >> All right. >> All right. I'm going to This is what I'm going to tell you. Okay. >> You probably need to get the phone over. We can talk to mom or I >> either we go to the front office or they've already said All right. They've already said you're suspended. So, if you go in that building, I'm going to put you in on me right now. Back the up. >> All right. N off me, BRO. GET OFF ME. >> STOP. >> Get the off me. >> Stop. The second the cop got there, the teen unleashed her bad attitude and tried to march right back into school like she owned the place. When the cop tried to hold her back and calm her down a bit, she decided to play tough, resisting and trying to fight the very person trying to keep her out of bigger trouble. >> [ __ ] off of me. >> Oh my Get the off. >> You need to stop. You need to stop. 37. >> Get the off of me. [screaming] Literally picking my head off. >> Stop. [screaming] >> Get the OFF OF ME. >> I'M RESISTING. >> GET THE OFF. >> Who needs to get off of me, boy? JUST BANG THE OUT OF MY HEAD. HE JUST GOT BANGED THE [ __ ] OUT OF MY HEAD. GET THE OFF OF ME, >> BRO. My head really >> Get on your stomach. >> Get the off of me. >> Get on your stomach, [ __ ] >> Get on your stomach. >> He needs to get off of me. >> Get on YOUR STOMACH. >> GET THE OFF OF ME. >> He literally b the my head. Get me the off the ground. >> Get the [ __ ] off of me, bro. >> No. My mom is calling me. Stop. >> You're asking go to the front office. You want to go to the front off of me. >> Get the OFF OF [screaming] ME, BRO. You're weird. [sighs] [panting] Get the off of me. >> Huh? >> No. Get the off. After playing tough and striking the cop in an attempt to get him off her, she doubles down on her tough guy act and refuses to comply with every order the officer gave her. >> Get the off. Get the off of me. I don't give a listen. Just stop touching me. >> All right. Get on your stomach. >> Stop touching me right now, dog. >> Stomach off of me. >> You need to get on your stomach. >> I'm not going nowhere till MY MOM GETS HERE, BRO. What the not how this works. You need to do what he's asking. >> You're doing this for no reason right now. Get [ __ ] off of me, bro. Okay. >> Resisting him. >> Can you get the off of me? I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't like it. Please get off me. I don't like it. >> I can't breathe. I Please don't watch it. >> Okay, I'll get up. Just please stop. >> Okay, I'll get the hands behind your back. >> I'm not getting on the floor. Pick me up and I'll put them behind my back. >> I will once I get the up. >> That's not going to be a choice. >> My god. I'm not getting I'm not going on my back. He's just doing handcuffs and standing up. Okay. >> He's pushing me down though. I can't >> give me your arms. Give me your arms. >> I'm not getting on the floor. I'm standing the up. >> Get me your arms. >> I'm standing. >> No, you're not getting up. >> He just said I can >> behind your back. >> I'm not standing. >> He's not pushing me on the ground. He's not. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> The up. I'm going to stand the What the going to do? >> No. I said no. >> I don't give a handcuff me. No one was taking it that serious. Throw this up. Y'all are so unnecessary. Y'all in my That was unnecessary as I was walking the street. Now I have to put me on the ground. Why are you doing that? No one was doing anything. Traffic clear for no reason right now. Stop pushing me around. >> Pinching me. >> I'll be able to fix it in >> NO ONE'S PINCHING ME RIGHT NOW. >> I'll be able to fix it in there. >> No. Fix it right the now. everybody else. >> Shortly after, the girl's mother arrives and her attitude immediately takes a nose dive and suddenly she becomes well behaved. >> Good. Okay. All right. Going to go down here, take a right, and then take a left. You got your pair? >> Yeah. >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to take these off you. I'm going to put your hand on top of your head afterwards. Okay. put different ones on. >> Go to SSG121. >> You have anything in your pockets? What's this? >> Um, a dollar. >> Okay, fair enough. Just going to make sure you don't have anything in your pockets. Okay. >> I think there's a mint in there. A mint. >> There's two of them. A tic tac. Whoops. all the things you took from me. >> Yeah, there's another one right here. >> Like we got a a necklace or a rubber band. >> Yeah, absolutely. You want to get the rest of her stuff? >> Reference. I'm going to go get that way. like that the signal 41y old male conscious breathing. >> Like I said, they'll call you here in in a little bit to come pick her up. Like I said, >> okay, >> I that's if she doesn't point out. I cannot imagine with this being her first arrest that she would point out. >> Okay. >> So, she no promises cuz I don't have the sheet in front of me, but I could I could not imagine her going to JDC. So, they'll most likely be calling you to pick her up today. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Then, can I have you come back in with me? >> The girl is charged with battery on a Leo. Moving on to this case now, where another teen with an attitude meets a nononsense cop. >> Ma'am, what are you doing? >> Shut up. >> Oh, ma'am, you're going to get hurt. You have to step away from the vehicle. >> Get out of the roadway. >> It's May 28th, 2022. Cops on patrol conducted a traffic stop on this car after it made two quick lane changes without signaling. Well, here's what happened next. >> You're driving when you pulled that little stunt over there. How you cut everybody off and accelerate like a like a crazy person? >> I would. >> Ma'am, there's there's traffic heavy here. There's no need for that. That's caused accidents. So, I need your license. >> Okay. What? What's the What's the other? >> Cuz your driving is horrible. There's no need for it. You could have caused two or three accidents. >> No, I was driving so I wouldn't cause no accident. >> No, you were driving aggressively. >> I was getting away from the traffic because they wasn't even going >> this bumper to bumper traffic at 91 at this hour. You should not be driving that way. You were so lucky that you didn't cause an accident. >> No, I wasn't doing 91. And then the lady was wasn't even doing the speed limit that I was behind. So, I went beside. >> Do you know what the speed limit is right here? >> It's not. She was doing >> What's the speed limit? >> No, it's 25. She wasn't doing like she was doing 15. >> Well, she can do 15. >> I would She can do 15, but I can't do over. >> You can't drive aggressively. You change lanes. >> So, she Why is it? Because of her rate. >> She doesn't feel safe. That's That's not a violation. 15 and 25. It's just slow speed. That's No. >> So, you allowed to go slow in the 25. >> Well, that's your judge of how fast she's going. Did you have her on on radar or something or >> she's going extreme? Well, okay, that's fine. But you can't be aggressive like that whipping out. So, you don't have the rightway to change a lane unless it's clear. You can use any signal. Oh, you just cut it over. You just cut it over and get it. >> All right. I need your license. I need your insurance. >> I did. >> Wow. This one likes to argue. It doesn't really change the fact though that she got caught committing traffic violations. So, it depends on her attitude now to determine whether she drives away with tickets or goes to jail. Do we dare say she'll end up in jail? So you saying I didn't use >> I just need your license insurance, ma'am. No, >> I'm asking a question. I'm allowed to ask a question. >> I understand it, but I need your license. >> I didn't use >> I need your license. You can do a signal. >> I did use a signal, sir. I >> license insurance, please. >> Okay, that's a license. >> I don't have insurance. >> You don't have insurance? >> I do have insurance. I said I don't have my insurance card with me. >> Can you bring it up on your phone or No, >> I'll be back. After running her info, the cop found out that her license was suspended. So, he returns to tell her to step out of the vehicle. >> Come out of the car for me, please. >> I need you to step out of the car. >> Yeah. And I'm asking >> your license is suspended. >> Okay. Well, I could I just made a payment. If not, it's Saturday. >> Well, and then we go by the computer and the computer is suspended. Do you have any paperwork on you? >> So, anyway, I need you to step out of the car. You need me to step out of the car? >> Cuz I asked you. So, please step out of the car. >> Get smart. See, you're being patient. >> Step out of the car, ma'am. Step out of the car with me since he walked up to the car. >> Okay. Well, ma'am, but we still You have to follow his orders and step out and we'll talk about it back at his vehicle. Okay. >> And his vehicle. >> We're going to go back here cuz we don't want the rest right now. >> We're just going to come back to >> stay. Come on out of the car. We got paperwork to do. All right. Leave your purse there for me. >> All right. You don't have anything on you? No weapons, anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. We're going to put you in the back of the car. >> You're going to come back >> in the back of my >> No. The police car. You have nothing on you. What's in your pocket right there? >> In your right pocket. >> Nothing. Okay. What? Just because I'm black don't mean I got weapons. >> No. What's everything? >> Once she steps out, the cops ask her to come and sit in the squad car to investigate her expired license and maybe question her about a smell of controlled substance. We're going to have you, you're not under arrest. Okay. We're just having you have a seat in the back of his car. Okay. Um, you said your driver's license, you weren't, you're not aware it's suspended or what's going on with that? >> Okay. I need a I have to have an SR22 for my license to be uh valid. >> Okay. >> And I paid it, but by it being a Saturday, it doesn't it's not going to go through. I got paid yesterday. >> Okay. Did you pay it today or did you pay it yesterday? >> I paid it today and it's not >> You paid it today? Do you have a receipt >> that shows you paid it? >> I think I do. >> Okay. >> I'm not sure. >> All right. Well, you were you weren't trying >> medical marijuana card. >> A medical marijuana. >> Medical marijuana card. >> No, I don't. >> Cuz you start with marijuana. >> Okay. But I haven't been smoking. >> I haven't smoke anything. >> Have you had somebody else in your car? >> I had someone else in my car, but I haven't been smoking. >> Are you aware also your place expired? >> My place. I got everything. Yeah. And I Everything is in the mix of it. It's so much stuff going on. It's like I have the the check in the line is on. So you have to >> So you have to pass that before you can get >> I have the appointment on Monday. >> Okay. >> To get it to get >> on Memorial Day. >> Oh yeah, it is Memorial Day, isn't it? >> Yeah. >> I supposed to have it on Monday. I don't think they're going to do no work on Monday. >> Probably on Tuesday. All right. So see if you can find a receipt for that SR22 and we'll see what what's going on. Okay. If there is marijuana in your vehicle, where would it be? It's not no marijuana in the vehicle at all. >> Okay. Somebody was smoking. Yeah. Like a bud. That's what he smell. It's not no marijuana at all. >> Okay. Well, because we smell it, we're still going to check to make sure there's nothing in the vehicle. Okay. And you're going to be issued a citation for, you know, everything that's going on. Obviously, the expired plates and stuff like that. Okay. So, just give us a few moments. All right. And we'll get everything figured out. All right. Okay. Do you want this window down so you have air back here? All right. >> After going back and forth a bit with the suspect, both officers are very suspicious of her. It's quite obvious she's making things up as she goes along. And what the officer found in her vehicle proves just that. >> Uh, do you want the small roach? >> Yeah. She doesn't seem to want to point her. >> I have a bag of mine. >> I'll get it. >> All right. Thank you. >> Okay. So, you do have a roach in your car. All right. With a little bit of marijuana. And there's some shake underneath the passenger board. That's what's giving us a smell. All right. So, you can't have people in your car whether you're the one smoking or somebody else. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Any questions about that or not? >> Everything. They don't care about that. I can't wait. >> All right. We're done here. We're done here, guys. You're done. >> She cooperated with the officer enough without causing any problems. So, they let her go with a court date. But if you think it's over, oh, you're wrong. For some reason, uh, she becomes increasingly agitated. >> Why? >> That is so racist. That is so racist. Oh, everything's ready. >> Yeah, it is. That's what it is. It's only you got >> the fact that you don't have a driver license. >> I do have a driver. I do have a driver license. >> And he didn't give me my insurance. Where's my um Where's my driver license? >> That's That's going to be it to the point. >> Oh, no. Well, now you're taking my driver. Why did you take my driver state of Ohio? >> My life had to go through this proper state of Ohio. >> Why is it state Ohio? I never got my driver license, >> but I never got a ticket ever. You have to go to the court >> just cuz other people don't want to do it the right way. >> Not the right way. >> You know what? We're done. >> You want to pull that card? We're here. >> We're not going to entertain their childish behavior. >> When you think it can't get worse than arguing with these cops. Oh, she cranks it up a notch by poking around at the officer's car. A decision she's going to terribly regret. Ma'am, what are you doing? >> Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. >> No, you shut up. No, I'm not going to do that. Get away from the car. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Okay. >> Well, I am about to record them and I'm showing them in court. You're already >> You're already on You're on video, too. racist. >> All right, let's get out of here. >> Ma'am, you are going to have to move away from the vehicle or you're going to get hurt. >> Oh, ma'am, you're going to get hurt. You have to step away from the vehicle. Why are you touching me? >> Get out of the roadway. >> Hey, GET TOUCHING ME. >> WHY DID YOU TOUCH ME? >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. WHY? SEE, I'M I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> Standing on the street. Why did you not touch his car? to be on the road. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> AWAY FROM THE CAR. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> Obstruction and assault on a police officer. >> I didn't touch nobody. >> You punched me IN THE FACE. >> NO, I DIDN'T. >> YES, YOU DID. >> Can you get off of me? >> Stop. >> Can you get off of me? Can you just get off of me? Why you doing this to me? This is >> Can y'all get off of me now? >> No. You >> You're going to jail. >> Why? >> Can you get off of me? Stop. >> Can I get up? >> No. >> I'm crying. Y'all ping my HEAD LIKE THIS. WHY YOU DOING THIS? CAN I JUST GET OUT? Can I just Oh, my head is in the grass. This is so racist. Like >> punching me is racist. >> I didn't punch you. I promise I didn't punch you. >> I got her. >> And y'all still >> Stop resisting. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. I >> STOP PULLING YOUR ARM AWAY. THAT'S CALLED RESISTING. >> I promise I'm not pulling. >> That's called resisting. I'm not PULLING MY ARM. THAT'S the crazy part. Matt back in that way. >> Ready? One, two, three. >> Yeah. >> Yep. Hold on. >> Okay. Well, we're not going to argue about it. It's on camera. >> I didn't punch you. >> I didn't punch you. >> I promise I didn't. Can you go get my phone? >> Yeah, we'll get it. We'll get it. She was charged with assault on a police officer, obstructing official business, resisting arrest, and driving with a suspended license. Let's move on to the next case where this entitled teen completely loses it after getting fired from Arby's. >> YOU'RE LEAVING? >> NO, HE GOT TO TELL ME ON FIRE. >> I'M TELLING YOU ON FIRE. >> Chill out. >> Jamie, Christmas, will you come? >> Let me out. >> You be an adult and chill out. It's August 9th, 2025. Cops get to a disturbance call at a local Arby's where an employee was refusing to leave after getting fired. Oh man, what happened next? >> What are we yelling for? >> I WANT TO KNOW. >> HOLD ON. HOLD ON. >> I WANT TO KNOW. HOLD ON. THAT'S IT. THAT'S IT. >> Don't yell at me. >> I WALKED IN THE DOOR. I WILL. I look at me. HE GOING TO TELL ME DON'T COME BACK. >> LOOK AT ME. YOU DON'T COME AT ME THAT WAY. >> It doesn't take long for the officer to size things up. An entitled teen who treated no like a foreign language. And even less time to click the handcuffs on. >> No, you are. >> Okay. Well, you're leaving. >> I'M NOT. >> You're leaving? >> NO. HE GOT TO TELL ME WHY I'M FIGHTING. >> I'M TELLING YOU. >> YOU GOT TO TELL ME WHY I'M FIGHT. >> I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. Don't play with me. I'm pregnant. >> I'm telling you. >> I'M PREGNANT. I'M PREGNANT. OW. MY BABY. MY BABY. >> GET OFF MY BABY. >> STOP. >> Get off my baby. >> See, I got one resistance. >> Just get OFF OF ME, BRO. I'M NOT EVEN DOING all I did was fire. >> DON'T KICK ME. >> ALL RIGHT. >> Don't kick me again. >> You kicked me. >> NO, I DID NOT. >> YES, YOU DID. NO, I DIDN'T. >> You definitely KICKED ME. >> I DID NOT KICK YOU. >> YOU ABSOLUTELY DID. >> NO, I DID NOT. >> LOOK AT ME. STOP. >> NO, CUZ YOU JUST THREW ME TO THE GROUND. >> I DID CUZ YOU JUST KICKED ME. >> NO, I DIDN'T. >> YEAH, YOU DID. >> BRO, I'M NOT THATING STUPID. >> STAY DOWN. >> I'M DUDE. I can't do >> I mean, with all that screaming and uh is she really pregnant? It's kind of hard to see why she got fired. If this is how she treats cops, imagine her co-workers. After cuffing her, the cops escorted her straight to the squad car. >> Chill out. LOOK AT ME. >> CHILL OUT. >> JAMIE, CHRISTMAS, will you calm down? >> WILL YOU GET OFF OF THAT? >> NOT HAPPENING. >> I'M KILL MYSELF. I'M NOT DOING THIS [ __ ] no more. Get off of me. >> NO. CAN YOU TELL HIM? I WANT HIM. I WANT HIM. NO, HE'S MORE CALM. I WANT HIM. NO, I WANT HIM. I WANT HIM. >> STOP. >> I WANT HIM. >> NO, I WANT HIM. I DON'T WANT TO WALK WITH YOU. >> You're walking with me? >> I DON'T WANT TO. >> LOOK AT ME. >> OH, YOU TELL ME YOU'RE GOING TO WALK with him? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> He's more calm. YOU JUST THROW ME TO THE GROUND FOR NO REASON. I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING TO >> OKAY, you did. YOU KICKED ME. >> I KICKED YOU DOWN. >> We're good. We're good. >> I SWEAR TO [ __ ] your cruise or yours. I SWEAR TO GOD IF YOU DON'T EVER COME BACK TO RB WEIRD AS >> you have any weapons on you or anything look like I GOT WEAPONS ON I CAME TO WORK >> I CAME TO WORK AND HE FIRED ME WHEN I WALKED IN THE DOOR WITH HIS RACIST ass >> stop saying stuff >> I don't care stupid I Can't wait to find. >> After getting secured in the car, the cops take her to the hospital, but she's not about to go quietly here. Instead, she wants to turn the back seat into her personal mosh pit, screaming and kicking at the door while demanding to be let out, as if it was ever going to work. >> Bro, let me out. Oh my god, this is so annoying. [screaming] I swear to God I'mma blow that up. Watch that whole update. Nobody let me go. [screaming] Let me out. LET ME OUT. Let me out. Let me out. LET me out. LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT. >> YOU'RE MAKING IT worse on yourself. >> Let me out. Let me out. Let me out. >> You be an adult and chill out. >> LEAVE ME [screaming] ALONE. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING HOME. Go to the HOSPITAL RIGHT NOW. DO WHAT? TO >> GET CHECKED OUT. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. THE HOSPITAL. [screaming] >> I DON'T CARE. NO. LET ME OUT. When you HAVE TO GET CHECKED OUT, STUPID DUMB. WHY YOU NEVER TOUCH ME? >> NO. Let me out. >> You're just prolonging your stay at the jail. I CAN TELL YOU. >> I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL. >> YEAH, YOU ARE. >> NO, I'M NOT. I DIDN'T DO >> YOU GO NOW. You can just bond out AND GET OUT. BRO, WHAT THE DO YOU [screaming] MEAN? I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> YOU GOT FOUR CHARGES ON YOU. >> WHAT? [screaming] >> EXISTING. >> INSTRUCTIONS. TRESPASSING. >> TRESPASSING. >> ACT MENACING. >> DUDE, WHAT ARE YOU [screaming] TALKING ABOUT? WHAT THE I want to TALK TO MY DAD RIGHT NOW. I TALK TO MY MOM. MY AUNTIE MY AUNTIE WORKING AT THE JAIL WHERE SHE AT. YOU'RE YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE MORE CHARGES LIKE THIS. >> I WANT TO you >> I'm trying to be calm with you. >> You respect me. So, let's keep it that way. >> I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL. That's dead. That's dead. No. Whoa. Let me the out, bro. THAT'S MAD BECAUSE I GOT AN [screaming] ATTITUDE. [crying] Kill me. I [screaming] WANT MY FATHER. WHOA. LET ME OUT. [screaming] 33. >> Don't touch me. I'M NOT GOING TO THE HOSPITAL. You >> checked out too. >> I'm not going to the hospital. >> You're already there. >> Well, I'm not going in. >> You stay calm and just we'll be in and out. We just got to check you out. >> You can refuse once you get in there. >> Yeah, once you refuse air condition in there. >> Come on. >> No. I want to talk to my dad. I want you. when we get through this situation. You can >> I want to talk to him now. >> You cannot talk to him now. I'm sorry. >> What? I don't know what to tell. >> In the end, she's charged with aggravated menacing, obstructing official business, resisting arrest, and criminal trespassing. Moving on to the next case where a Gen Z mocks the police and instantly regrets it. driving your mama car around. [laughter] My man ain't got no car. Talking about you got money. >> On January 31st, 2025, a routine seat belt stop turned into something far more entertaining. The officer only noticed the violation because the driver decided to scream profanities while passing by, practically begging to get pulled over. What follows is a masterclass in Gen Z attitude, complete with a foul mouth and also the inability to stop talking long enough to save himself from more trouble. >> All I did was speak. You don't >> get your supervisor, [ __ ] Like I said, >> you don't have a seat belt on, man. >> I got to. >> You have your ticket. Let's go. I don't give a car. I ain't doing nothing. You ain't do nothing. Get your supervisor. You turn your daughter to come on, boy. >> I'm messing with you. >> You ain't get nothing from me. I ain't got to re. What crime did I commit? >> You say you the traffic stop. You ain't get nothing. I don't open my door. You can't do that. >> You cannot do that. I did not do that. Commit a common knuckle. >> Okay. Yeah, do it. Y'all going to say a big mistle. All right. Watch. Yeah. Do it. I like that. I like that. I like that. I like that. I like that. I like that. I like that. Yes, sir. Keep do it. Y'all talking around. Do whatever you got to do. Do it now. Do it. I can commit a crime. Yeah. >> It takes the cops less than a minute to slap the cuffs on them. And honestly, no one's shocked with that attitude. It's practically a speedrun to jail. And somehow he managed to spit out 87 billion words while simultaneously not saying a dang thing. >> I like it. Y'all going to see you. I ain't watching this right here. >> Yeah, I know. Let me see. >> I know. Slam me. Slam, [ __ ] Thank you, Charles. Boy, you >> Where your license at? >> Huh? Huh? >> Where your license at? >> It's in the car. Yeah. Go get him. >> Go get him. Come on now. You You know you can't pull me. I commit a crime, boy. >> I commit a crime. Can you get my other slide? You see? >> Cross your legs. >> Cross your legs and I'll get your sign. Okay. >> I commit a crime at all. D. I said something out the window, [ __ ] Y'all know y'all can't do no traffic stop for y'all like I have a traffic violation. The you mean [ __ ] >> So your violation is you not wearing your seat. >> All right, the seat belt don't work in the car. So give me my ticket and let me go. Take my ticket. >> It's in the It's in the glove department, my boy. You want to get so tough. You look soft. Y'all too black. Y'all the safest ones in the damn department. I'm trying to hell. You can't do this. Y'all out the window. I commit a crime. I didn't commit a crime. >> So So not wearing your seat belt. That's >> the seat belt don't work. Get my ticket. That's not a crime, [ __ ] That's a Get my ticket. I will take it and pay it. Then I get the money right now. >> Okay. >> Hell you mean? This ain't a crime. YOU CAN'T HOW Y'ALL SNATCH ME OUT? YOU JUST YOU can't even pull me out the car. I requested for a supervisor. I said, "Get a supervisor in here." >> I'm here, sir. >> No, he can't do that. Listen, I said something out the car, right? He walked up to the car. He put his hand in my window, in my door, open my car, and snapped me in the car. And I got it on video. Cannot do. You know he can't do that. >> What's your name? >> Y'all listen. You going to see. You going to see. You going to see your name? >> I see you right now. >> I see you. You a hoe. Yeah. Now R V I N. >> That's cool. >> B R V I N G I N. You a script. You ain't tough. What? >> B R V I N. >> E R R V I N Urban. You're not tough. I want you to look me in my eyes. You as a man. Listen. You a >> What's your name? >> Urban. >> Not tough. What's your middle name? >> Do you feel tough? >> Huh? >> You feel tough? >> Why not? Take it off. Take it off. Cut my house. When on your off day, come see me. >> Come see me on your off day. >> No, cuz he It's this one. You You power tripping. YOU THINK YOU GOT POWER? WE WORK FOR THE you you community server. >> Okay, then don't >> 2002. No, cuz he want to J I got on video. J do all that. You are Oh, you you're a [ __ ] >> You're a [ __ ] That's your This your boss right here. You remember that? You work for the white man. You under a white man. >> You a hoe. You a hoe. Why you running the street testing all day? Your wife at home waiting on you. She probably getting or something. Go test your wife. You remember that >> me please. >> Take that off. Come see me. REMEMBER MY FACE. >> I be right here every day. >> Get off your legs, please. >> Yes, ma'am. I apologize to every last one of you, but this one and him, you're you're the biggest in the department. >> Remember that. You asking him I ass. >> Remember that. >> I say we just let him keep talking. He's not going to stop. So this crime, it's not a crime. >> We don't have to tell him to stop. Just let him keep talking. >> All right. So So get my ticket and let me get the puss. I can pay it right now. I get money for real. I don't got to be on the car. a >> the [snorts] officer is absolutely right. You can't waste your breath on a guy who clearly has zero intention of listening. Just let him keep spewing his nonsense. After all, it might be the only skill he might master. >> Don't you ever feel like you taught me opening my door crying me out. Y'all wish you would have did that with your badge off and picked your ass up off that ground telling you you ain't tough. Whole time you me up, I'm laughing at your stupid ass. You ain't tough. You don't scare me, boy. Don't a black man in the police uniform will never scare me ever. Take it off and then didn't then didn't put me yet me at my car next week. Matter of fact, I'm listen man to man on your time I'll come see you come in my house. You ain't got to have no police come in my house. Come to my house. Yo, remember that ho ass your your son a daughter. Your wife a [ __ ] puss fake ass Martin looking ass. You a [ __ ] man. You can't search my car. I'm give consent to that. Go get the dogs here. Get them here and they have 15 minutes. I got to let me go. I know the law. I ain't stupid. I ain't stupid. You tried to run one a day. You try to run. I want to know you trying to run one day. I want you to know we going to press this [ __ ] I want you. We going to press. You was not supposed to do that. I I And I And I was recording from the time I said spoke out my mouth. My phone still recording right now. Still recording right now. I'm not going to calm down cuz you got this fake tough ass. Fake tough. You a hoe. You a hoe. YOU A HOE. YOU A HOE. You you the biggest out of all of them. I want you to know you biggest yourself, >> man. I'm not doing nothing. This ain't a problem. All right. >> But you can't But you can't. >> I'm out of I'm not I'm never going to get that proposal. >> That's sad >> cuz this right here find something find a crime that I did. Run my mouth. >> Get your [ __ ] ass up. Let me take your bag. I'll come see you. Nothing. >> Hey, get your ass back on the clock after this. Like I said, >> get your ass back on the car after this. >> You put him in the car. Come on. >> Put me in THE CAR. WHAT DO I DO? >> IF you're not going to calm down, Yo, use all your force. Use your force. Use your use your force. You weak ass. You're weak. You the weakest. You weak ass >> boy. Come through the >> After letting him talk for a while, his transportation finally arrived to take him to the station. I ain't commit crime. Didn't commit a crime. You can't search my car. >> And y'all know y'all tell. Y'all want to tell me what crime did I commit? Y'all know I didn't commit a crime. Bro, >> we Sir, you're just being detained. You're not y'all get my ticket ready. Let me go. He's being detained. You're not under arrest. >> I know I I know. >> You have charges. >> You going to take him? >> Oh, search me. I don't give a damn. I ain't got [ __ ] [ __ ] Search me. Do what you got to do. >> I don't give a damn. Do what you got to do. Clean as I can't get a lot of floor. I just jump out of bed. >> You got You got $11. >> You got $11. >> I got Why you stuttering so much? I think you the one that's scared. >> You ever been out of Orlando? >> I swear about you, [ __ ] >> You're not talking to anybody on the street like that, so don't talk to me. know me on the street. >> You don't do nothing. You don't do nothing. >> You don't even know me on the street. >> You ain't putting in no work. You ain't doing nothing. All you doing is talking. >> I'm not. >> All you doing is talking. >> So just keep running your mouth cuz that's all you going to do. >> Find out about me. That's all you have to find out about me. >> Don't act street cuz you wouldn't talk to anybody on North Lane and Pine Hills like that. So, but you can talk to me like that. >> You scared of everybody over there. >> You ain't known nowhere. You ain't known nowhere. I'm doing all that stuttering. You scared. All that stuttering. He's scared. All talk. Like I said, like a little Chihuahua driving that old ass car. >> It's not even his. This his mother car. >> Driving your mama car [laughter] around. My man a even got no car. Talking about you got money. Probably not. That's all you do. >> You a joke, man. >> I just ran you. You don't have no car registered to you. >> You are a joke. You You act tough in front of cops cuz you know we can't do nothing. >> For real. >> Ain't nobody need to ask about you. You're not tough. wasting all my dukes, guys. You ain't even got no money to put nothing back in there. Your $11. [laughter] You got $11 and you ain't got money to fill up your mama car. I'm on my right now. >> What you got? >> What you got? $22 in there. >> I think we done touched a We done touched a a spot. [laughter] >> You don't want to go bad for bad me. Even if they revoke my bond [ __ ] I ain't >> You can't pay it. >> What? >> You can't pay it. We know that's for sure. >> You got a high school diploma. >> I definitely do. You got to make [laughter] Do you got How MUCH MONEY DO YOU GOT TO YOUR NAME? HOW MUCH HOW MUCH MONEY? HOW MUCH MONEY DO YOU GOT TO YOUR NAME? >> MORE THAN 11. >> That's your mama house. >> Tell me about it. Tell [laughter] me about it. >> They'll stay with mom. >> Come on. Tell me about No, I I got a whole criminal come out with two kids. >> I am a grown man. I don't have to prove nothing to you. >> I'm on I got to be >> His mom still claim owners. [laughter] That's messed up, man. You bringing all this drama to your mama house. Talking about people pull up to your mom Duke's house. >> Your mom going to be upset. >> Bringing all this drama over to her house. >> Mama, get up and tell you got >> she don't want to hear from you. You don't got her lighter fluid. >> If y'all never had this job, y'all probably be for real. >> Ain't nothing over there. >> Nothing over there. >> Why would I be over here? >> Why would we want to be over there? >> Why are you over here? [laughter] >> I know. I'm not tough. I I give you that. I'm not tough. >> I had prison the last 6 months. >> Cool. You've been in prison with other men. Right. >> You better than me. >> You took you got your freedom taken away from you. Okay. >> We got no Why you keep stuttering? >> I don't think nobody know how you get down. >> Say my name. Say my name. >> What they call you? >> Go find out. I tell you. >> Go go go. >> We need to take the time. Show your ass. You a hoe. You a [ __ ] You You're a [ __ ] >> I am. You're right. I am. >> You a [ __ ] >> I am. What's the other side? >> What's the other side? >> Shut up. You back up. >> What's the other side? >> He was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. However, the charges were dismissed after the court found the defendant incompetent to proceed with prosecution. >> You cannot suspend my license. >> Before Mr. Trump, you're going to answer for your actions. It's May 1st, 2025, and an officer on patrol notices a vehicle moving strangely. A quick check on the tag reveals that the driver's license was suspended, prompting the officer to initiate a traffic stop. This is uh what happened next. >> Hi, >> how you doing? I'm Sergeant Man. >> Oh, I actually know you. >> Yeah, >> you came when my mom passed away. You can came help. Thank you. >> Yeah, I'm sorry about that. So, did you switch insurance recently? insurance >> on your car. >> Did you miss a payment or something? So, what they're telling me is that your license is suspended. >> Okay. How come it to be suspended? >> Yeah. A lot of times what it shows me is a financial responsibility suspension. So, a lot of times what it shows me is that it'll happen a lot when people switch insurance or miss insurance payments. If you do that, your insurance will lapse. No, >> you know, I'm sick and tired because they play with me with uh every month's up down up down up down and sending this information is because today in uh internet it's a big mess. I'm driving safe. I'm watching how I'm driving. Nobody could suspend. It's not a law. >> If you have if you have like >> if you have you you're required to have motor vehicle liability insurance in the state of Florida. Show me the law. >> I will gladly show you the law. >> Show me the law. >> If If you don't have insurance, that's also a crime. You can go to law. >> No, it's not a crime. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not a crime. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to argue with that. It's the law. >> It's Show me the law. >> I will gladly show you the law. >> Show me the law. I have a written law about that. >> Okay. And I'm letting you know that it is a crime. I'll be right back with you. We're not doing this. >> This Russian woman is in deep denial. Her license is suspended for no insurance. Florida statute 324.201 clearly shows that you have to have one in order to drive. Still, she demanded to see the law, and the officer prepared her for just that. >> All right, ma'am. Uh, so not only did I print you out the statute that covers that you're required to carry motor vehicle liability insurance, I car I printed you out, everyone, and I printed you out why your license is suspended and why you're being issued citations. I also need to explain to you that you're not able to drive this vehicle. There's a seize tag order on your car that I have to take. >> You know what? It's a state farm agency over there. Who made that law? Artificial intelligence >> or civilians and like >> ma'am, this is the law. I'm not going to argue with you about it. >> What I need you to do is call for a ride. You cannot move this car from where it is right now. >> You don't have motor vehicle liability insurance. >> Stop telling me this awful thing. They know how many people driving without insurance. So my question is right now now you suspend their license. So who have state light riding with suspended license? >> Yes. You're currently driving while your license is suspended. >> You cannot suspend my license. >> All right. Well, if you have a problem with it. >> Yes. Well, you can take these to court and argue that with the judge and I'm sure it's not going to go your way. >> If this is artificial intelligence, print you this. >> No, I printed this. You're supposed to put your brain. Okay. >> Okay. Listen. This is what Listen. This is what's going to happen. I have to take your tag. I have to turn it into DMV. And you're not going to move this car. >> This car an inch. I will take you to jail. Do you understand? >> No. >> I guarantee you I will. >> I'm going to ask Siri right now. >> After saying AI made the law, now she's going to ask Siri for advice. Well, keep asking cuz the officers already have enough reason to seize her car. So, what you're going to do is call for a ride. >> But it's a awful thing to do that to people. Okay. >> Well, this is why you follow the laws and do what you're supposed to do because we we building America like this. >> You Let's go together. Let's drive together. >> You are not moving this car from this spot. All right. I need you to get out of the car. Hey, I'm going to put this down. Then she's getting out of the car. >> Still hoping to convince her, the officer then tried his best to persuade her not to make a mistake. >> So, here's the deal. If you have any issues with anything, all right, don't make it criminal. So far, everything is civil. >> Let me finish. I'm not >> You're not criminal as of right now. You're not, ma'am. Listen to me for a second. Let me explain something to you. >> Here's the here's the issue >> right now. It's everything civil that can go in the court and be done with it. But if you refuse for lawful orders the sergeant is give you and you refuse to listen to his orders, you can get charged for obstruction, which is a criminal matter. I don't want you to get criminal charges >> to stay on my side because >> I am staying on side. >> Despite their best effort, the woman refused to get out of the car. So, they had no other choice but to use force. And wait until you hear who she thinks is going to bail her out of this mess. >> Ma'am, it's very simple. You're going to go to jail if you don't step out. >> Ma'am, open your door. Please >> open the door. You good? Send it. >> Wow. This is complete stupid action. >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. >> Look at this. >> Get out of the car. Look at this, guys. Look at this. This is America. Wow. >> Get out of the car. >> Wow. >> Get out of the car. >> Wow. This is America. BOOM. AMERICA. WATCH every church people in America. We're building. >> You did this to yourself. This could have been real simple. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> 400 North. I have a white female. 10:15. >> You're going to answer for your actions before Trump. Before Mr. Trump. You're going to answer for your actions. >> I can't do it. >> You're going to answer for your actions before Mr. Trump. You heard me? >> Yes, ma'am. Yes. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, you made something that was really simple very difficult today. >> You're going to answer before >> this kind of very disappoint. >> She was charged with driving with suspended license, driving without insurance, and resisting arrest. >> Wasn't touching no kids. >> He said I was touching kids, bro. What? >> I'm about to punch his in the mouth, bro. On September 5th, 2025 in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, officers responded to a high school football game to remove a drunk teenager from the premises. Here's what happened next. >> I'm just going to send it up. I'm going to stand up. >> Can you at least get out of this way a little bit when she comes out? Come over here. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. It's okay, man. I'm not trying to jam me out. I >> You did though. >> Well, I have no idea, bro. My stress level is through the roof because you know >> but do you understand why I came to you though? >> I was having a good time. I don't understand why it was such a bad thing because I didn't >> but others were >> Well, the young man is drunk. That's for sure. But seeing him still can be talked to, the officer thinks they are still able to reason with him. However, that assumption doesn't last long. I'm sorry. I won't go back in. >> I just don't got nowhere to stay right now. I'm just trying I was trying to have a good time, but it turned out to be a bad thing. >> You can't come drinking at these games. >> No, I All I did was tap shoulder. >> Yeah, you're I can I mean, I can smell it from here. >> Why is that a problem? >> No one else in the stadium is drunk. >> That's what you want. Who the Who are you? I'm a detective. They brought me over here just for you. >> Just kidding. I was >> funny joke >> right here. >> Hey, what? >> All right. So, he came in. >> I didn't even see it. I didn't get a game. >> Yeah. >> And we had a couple people on >> ran into people. >> No, >> you said that yourself. I watch. You said that yourself. >> This is I wasn't touching no kids. >> Hey kid, >> what are you talking about? >> Listen. >> No, you said I was touching kids. What? >> By tapping on the shoulder of what you meant. >> I didn't never touch no kid. >> I didn't never touch no kid. That's three negatives in a sixword sentence if I've ever seen one. Well, one of them is a contraction. But he don't know nothing about that. >> Kid. Bro, why is that such a >> Bro, why are you saying that I never said? >> You are drunk as >> I know I am, but >> Okay, now it's time to go. Hey, listen. Now, listen. We're going to stop. Seriously, please stop. >> You are drunk as I'm going to walk. >> He said something I never said. >> I'm going to ask you I'm going to ask you to walk away. >> What are you talking about? You said I touched the kid. >> Turn around. We're going to walk away. You're going to walk away. You're going to walk away. Yes, you are. It's time to go now. It's time to go before you end up going to jail. I'm just talking, bro. I just >> I'm not going to allow it anymore, though. I'm not allowing it anymore. We're done. We're over with. It's time for you to go. >> I'm messing with >> I don't know. >> Where am I supposed to >> Not here. I don't know. Not here, >> bro. I'm not trying to argue with you, bro. I'm just >> just not here. Time to go. >> Why is this I can't go anywhere, bro. >> Well, can mom take you somewhere? Get you out of here. She doesn't have >> Officers would soon learn that this isn't his first encounter with law enforcement. He had already been charged in several prior cases, ranging from underage drinking to vehicle theft. And before the night was over, they would uncover more about his long history. >> Can you just Can you just walk away from here? That's all I'm asking. >> I don't know. I don't I don't want to see you get in trouble, but if you continue down this road. Thank you. No, no. You're in the middle of the road. Raymond. Raymond, you're in the middle of the street. You're in the middle of the street. >> Don't touch me. Okay. >> Then I'll get a squad car right here and we'll take you down. Where have you stayed the last few nights? >> My house. >> Can you go there tonight? >> Not without a ride. >> I'll give you a ride, >> bro. There's no >> Can you grow up and get out of the middle of the road, though? >> I gave you my hot spot on my phone. I don't give a stood this. >> With him being so difficult and drunk, the officer calls for backup just in case. In the meantime, he will try his best to convince him to leave. >> Party at Logan High School. He's in a squad. >> I'm trying to I'm trying to call the place. >> Can you have a seat on the curb over there? >> We have car. Hey, Raymond. >> Yeah. No, this way. This side. This side. This side. We have people leaving. >> Sorry, bro. >> Is it really that bad, bro? Yeah, it >> I allowed you to just I told you just to leave and you didn't we had contact with him recently. >> A couple weeks ago. >> I just need to get him out of here. So, I >> I just don't have nowhere to I'm sorry. >> Yeah. And I told you you just can't be here and you just refuse to leave. >> I have nowhere to go. >> You can't be here. You can't. >> Well, I'm going to stay here until I find a place to go. >> You're not. >> This is what I'm saying. >> How much you drink tonight? Raymond. >> Hey, >> Raymond. >> How much have you drank tonight? >> Can you convince him to leave the property? >> I'll leave the property. >> No, don't hang. Honestly, >> I can't leave the property. >> No, you you don't want to blow on it. >> Why? >> Cuz you're underage and you can smell the horn. Y'all been 10 ft away from me. >> You want to make sure you're okay so you can be by yourself. >> That's all. >> I'm going to walk my ass home because y'all can't do >> you blow in this tube for us for me. >> That's all. >> I don't want to. There's no reason I have to. >> All right. You got called. >> You got called. >> As Raymond continued refusing to comply, the officers tried to give him another option to resolve the situation. >> But we all know where that will be going. >> You walk off. >> Stop. >> Because I wanted to go walk. Stop driving. Listen to him now. >> Hey, either walk off and leave and get nothing. If you come back, you're going to jail and an underage ticket. >> Go. >> Those are your options. >> Cool. But >> so I have no chance to do anything here. >> You have a chance to leave and >> do what y'all got to do. >> You got the chance to leave, but if you come back, you going to jail ain't getting the tickets. And >> y'all don't understand what the [ __ ] I'm trying to say. >> You said you're leaving to go, >> bro. I came here to watch the football game and I was doing some tap the shoulder [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, it's time to go cuz they don't want you. >> Yeah. So take me is what I'm saying. >> So you got to head out. You're an adult. >> So I can leave. You're literally you said what was happening. If I leave >> you still going to be a ticket out of you. >> No. >> If you come back if you come back here after you leave right now. >> So if you leave >> nothing go. >> But if you come back here after you leave. >> So go. >> Okay. So you're going to stay? >> Ridiculousness. You look like a >> dude needs a dentist, rehab, and a life coach. And his life coach would tell him he didn't make the team. All jokes aside, he's about to be arrested for being drunk and stubborn. >> Punch his ass in the mouth, bro. >> Grab my phone. At least I came here to watch the police. >> Yeah, but I came here to watch some football games. Get out of my face. Don't touch me. >> Touch me. >> Stop it. >> Don't touch me. I don't want you to me. >> I got to hold on. >> Let go of me. >> I want a different person. >> Relax. Let's go by the car. >> I just want a different person. I don't want you touching me. >> Go in. >> Yep. >> It's not that bad, bro. Raymond. >> Dude, I'm not doing anything. >> You're fighting with them. Stop. >> I'm walking with you. >> You're making it worse. >> You're going to spit at you guys. >> I gave an opportunity. Several. But >> officers then transported Raymond to the county jail. And on the entire trip, he constantly threatened the officer. >> I don't even want y'all to touch me out of this car. >> I will hit you. I will. I'm about to hit you with these goddamn cups. I don't do nothing. Yo, [ __ ] bro. Yo, Vering weird. This goofy. I don't even like be quiet. That's how you know you a beat the out. >> And it's like battery/threat. I'm just talking. I do nothing. You're dumb. Meanwhile, back at the game, one of the officers thought he might recognize Raymond and he may have had some additional information about him. >> Based on what I'm gathering from now, so he he gave you the name Ray. >> Yeah. I I told you that that was the name of a dad. He's been staying with friends who are 17, but they're part of some fight club. They got arrested for some fight club. >> Oh, really? >> And then she also said he's she thinks he's still on parole for auto theft. >> Dad, this kid. Yeah. >> Anyway, my point is this. I have a weird feeling. He's coming in with his actual dad for a meeting we have scheduled to do a contract with TC on Monday. >> He's going to be on bond not to have contact with Logan High School. >> So, what what I need to know right away Monday morning is we got to figure out if that's the same kid. And if that's true, then I'll have to meet him off site and I'll I'll probably have you come with me. >> Yeah. How do we find this out? >> Heather call first thing Monday and just say that that I have to reschedle. You know anything about a fight club? >> No. >> Fight club living with them and >> couch surfing. >> That would explain why you come to Logan. >> He's just a little intoxicated with getting unruly at the Logan game. So >> making a lot of threats to fight and his mom said he's a spitter. Holy dude, that [ __ ] like a [ __ ] right there. Tall ass mother look like a >> Yo, can you hear me? That guy right there, that tall dude, you look like a >> In the end, Raymond was charged with battery or threat to an officer and disorderly conduct. He was released on a $250 signature bond with conditions to have no alcohol and no contact with the officers except in their official capacity. >> Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. If you want, share your thoughts on this video and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.