Really, I've been drinking all night, but I haven't drove. >> I I don't pull friend cards with DUIs. >> I'm not playing friend cards. >> Is it possible that you are just intoxicated? >> possible that I'm just being intoxicated. [music] It's mother You know what? IT'S PEOPLE LIKE YOU >> [screaming] >> STOP MAKING A FOOL OF ME. I SMELL alcohol on you. >> Okay. Yeah, I did drink a couple shots, not obliterated. I still had to pick kid. >> At least you can tell me IT'S LIKE THEY'RE NOT. >> IT'S wild how some Karens let alcohol do all the thinking for them. Spoiler alert, it never leads anywhere good. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's alcoholic Karens and cops versus dumbest Karens who have alcohol for a brain, starting with this drunk woman who terrorizes her family for taking her alcohol away. >> Tina, you're asking for whiskey, you're asking to smoke weed, you're you're asking for your pills that you say you don't need, and now you're just running to the drawer to try to take more sleeping pills. All you're trying to do is get high. >> It's June 21st, 2026, and cops get to this residence regarding this woman threatening her family for hiding her drugs and alcohol. Okie dokie, what's happening here? >> We need to go in there. I need to put my dogs up. >> Okay. Is she >> She's just being belligerent and she's like cuz I hid the beer. And she's just drinking and drinking and getting more and more belligerent. I've been staying away from her. I went downstairs to get away from her and >> [clears throat] >> she's, you know, just yelling and you know, I hid the beer here. >> You said she did take more pills, right? >> Yes. Yes. I don't know how many cuz then she's like, "You stole my pills." Just like she said last time. Like I don't You know, she loses track of everything because she's back and forth. Um You know, if I can be honest with you guys, it's on her medical records, you know, bipolar and she ain't You know, she don't even know what's >> Yeah. So, do you think she's a harm to herself in this current state? >> It's possible. I don't know. She didn't say anything about that. She's just angry at me. You know, cuz I won't give her, you know, like I wanted to take the pills because if she takes them all, that's that's like that's a lot. >> I mean, do you think she took right now? >> I don't know. She was sitting on the toilet and grabbed them and did the same thing like last time. Like, you know, could have been one, could have been five. I don't know. And she won't let me touch them. I'm like, just let me look so I know. You know, I'm like, you were at your limit, you know, stop. >> Yeah. >> You know, and she grabbed more beers. That's why I hid them out here. Then she got angry because I hid the beers out here, and you know, when she's in this state >> Yeah. >> She wants to know what she wants. >> As the cops are speaking to the victim, the woman suddenly walked outside to have a few words with them. >> Hi. What's going on? >> Would you like me to go in there so you can just be private? >> Do you know what's going on? >> Um he said he would leave tonight. I could say he was very, very abusive. Also, um he put his hands on me. >> When he put his hands on you, how did he do it? >> He choked me. >> He choked you? >> And he put his hands on my face. And you could talk to him and he'll tell you. >> Okay. Well, we want to talk to you first. How did he put his hands on your throat? Did he use one hand, two hands? >> I don't know. I was drunk. >> You're drunk? >> No, I was drunk. >> So, when did this >> I just I just got out of um I just came out of >> The hospital? >> Yeah. >> What's your name? >> Yeah. >> How many beers have you had today? >> Two beers, two shots. >> Okay. Cuz you seem more intoxicated than when we were here a little earlier. >> I my I took my painkillers and he he's had >> You're supposed to be mixing painkillers and alcohol? >> He took um he said this is what you're allowed to have and he took all of >> any more pills since we left here? >> No. No, he stole um >> He stole them? >> He stole them. He won't He won't let me have them. >> And that's for a good reason. Alcohol and painkillers are definitely one recipe for a deadly cocktail combo. >> Was he physically abusive to you today? >> Absolutely. >> How What did he do to you? >> He jumped on top of me and grabbed me by my throat, held me down, and said I was a piece of [ __ ] and the police were going to come and get me. I said, "No, they're not going to come get me. I own I own $30,000." >> I need to see your >> If you look inside my mouth took his fingers and he went >> Okay. >> Can we take pictures of your injuries? >> I don't know if there are any injuries. >> So why wouldn't there be injuries if you're saying that all of this happened? >> Okay, why is he saying everything that happened and he doesn't have injuries? >> You're fine now? >> Yeah. I'll be I'll live here. >> How many more beers have you had? >> I only had two beers and two shots. >> left? >> Yes. Two beers and two shots and I don't smoke marijuana. He smokes marijuana all day long. I mean, if we could call Del Norte and get more pills for myself. >> Absolutely not. >> I don't think we need to do that. >> Well, where are we going to get them from? >> You would have to go back to Del Norte for Del Norte to give you them. If you want to go back to Del Norte, we can do that, but Del Norte is not going to give them to me over the phone. >> stay here for a second. >> I don't want to do that. >> Tina, we're not we're not getting you. >> No. Hey, did he have my pills? Cuz now they're trying to break in the >> is put away. >> This is truly an addict. She's wasted and dares to ask officers to find more drugs for This one needs to stay in rehab for a long time. >> Hey Nicole, can you put the dogs away? >> Tina, they're not where I am. >> Don't resist them. >> Where are the dogs away? >> Tina, Tina, Tina, Tina, please, please, please, please. We're going to work We're going to work all this out, Tina. >> No, I want I want my stuff. >> Tina, you have them. I just looked in the drawer >> You just stole them. >> I did not. >> Hey, where are they at? >> Settle down, please. We'll figure it out. >> Your hands off of me. >> Tina >> I'm not going to jail. >> Sweetheart, stop. Okay, stop. Okay, stop, please. >> You got to stop. Hey, you need to stop. >> them. >> Where they were at I I don't know. I think she has them. I don't know if they're in her hoodie. >> No, he stole them. >> I I can look for them. I looked in the drawer where they were at. >> Where's your backpack? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have a backpack? >> I've been living here and I just started washing them. >> She didn't have one this time. She usually does. >> You had a backpack when we talked earlier. >> But she was That's because she wasn't walking away. She was laying in there and I walked away and she just fell out. >> them. This is where I stay. >> Okay, where's that backpack that we that you had earlier? >> In the ditch. >> It's not. >> No, it's not. >> Where is it? >> You unpacked it. It's empty. >> It's in the ditch. >> I think it's over there. I don't want to walk all around you guys. I think it's It might just be in her hoodie. >> The officers then continue to get more information from her. >> Hey Tina. >> What? I'm not going to the hospital. >> Nobody said that right now. >> I'm staying here. This is I just paid in $30,000 for this house. >> Okay. >> This is where I'm living. >> So So listen. >> Who said that? >> There's There's that we got to discuss, okay? >> About what? >> You're calling 911 again. >> I did not. >> You did. >> She called 911. >> did not. >> Okay. >> I have both calls from you, okay? >> Okay. >> We're not going to continue to keep coming up out here if there's nothing wrong. >> Okay, there's nothing wrong. >> But clearly there is if you continue to keep calling us. >> No, there's nothing wrong. >> Then why do you keep calling? >> I didn't, he called. >> He did not call. >> call, you called. >> I didn't. >> Can you tell me where those pill bottles are so I can see them? >> Tina, can I look in your backpack for your pills? See if they're in here. >> No, you can't. No. >> Tina, do you have them in your pockets? >> No, he took them. >> You check and see if he put them in his pocket. >> I don't have them. He took them. >> I didn't take them. >> Yeah. I don't have them. I don't have them. You just counted them. >> Well, I want to count them again. >> I don't have them. He took them. >> What does the pill bottle look like? >> It's It's Some of it >> Okay, how about we just like relax for a minute? >> No, I want my phone. I just got out of the hospital and my girlfriend's calling me from the hospital. >> Well, I don't think your phone works because I tried to >> I got I got Wi-Fi and my girlfriend said I call her on Wi-Fi. She was calling. >> Okay, so where is your girlfriend that could come here? No, I'm asking you where your >> Where's my phone? >> Where your girlfriend is. >> The woman then tried to come outside to take even more drugs. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> I No. >> We're not coming out here to cause problems. >> I want my medicine that I'm due to. >> Stop. Stop. >> medicines. >> Tina, if you settle down, you'll be able to go to sleep on the couch. >> I need my medicine. >> Or I don't know, maybe some eggs and bacon and stuff. >> I should have my I should have >> You have You You had it. You just don't remember that you had it. >> have it at 6:00. >> Yes, you did. Okay, so when do I get it back? >> You do actually have one extra one. >> No, you took it. >> No, I didn't. You had one extra one and >> All right. >> We don't want We don't want them in here. >> All I know it's the lever handle, you're right. >> [laughter] >> Who bought the beer? >> Anybody else want one? >> I'm all right. Thank you. Leave me alone. Shut the door. >> We're not doing that. >> What do you want? >> We got to I I got to do my job, okay? I have to make sure that you're okay. And once I finish that, then we will leave. Okay? But I'm not ready to leave yet. >> Okay, when would you like to leave? >> When? >> When we're done. >> When we're done. >> And when's that? >> I don't know. >> Whenever we get done, Tina, okay? Let's go smoke some weed, dude. Do you guys like smoking weed? >> I don't like smoking weed. I don't do it. But there's plenty up there. >> It's a lot of weed. >> I don't like smoking weed. >> [laughter] >> It is a lot of weed, right? >> Yeah, it is. I have my guy. I don't like it. >> That's what what he likes to do, then that's what he likes to do. >> I just want >> As long as he's safe. >> Can't blame the husband. He got such a mess for a wife, after all. >> It'll go off. >> Hey! >> It'll go off. >> Why would you do that? >> I bought it. >> That was [ __ ] stupid. >> I bought it. I bought it. >> Why would you throw your water bottle? >> Because I bought it. I bought it. I bought it. Shut up. I want it. >> Don't [ __ ] do that. >> No, I bought it. So, the police officer >> Okay, do it when I'm not here. >> Well, the police officer said if I bought it, I get to do whatever I want to it. >> Cut it out. >> So, no. I get to I bought it. >> If you're going to throw things while we're here. I'm going to detain you. >> For what? >> For throwing stuff. So, stop. >> At my own [ __ ] >> Stop. >> At my own [ __ ] >> I'm not arguing with you anymore. Knock it off. >> You know, you're not going to throw [ __ ] while we're here. >> Okay, leave. Okay, leave. >> I'm not leaving until we're done here. My sergeant's downstairs doing whatever. Don't [ __ ] do that. >> Oh, I am. You're going to get You're going to get all of that [ __ ] right up in your face. >> What is wrong with you? What's going on? >> Enough. >> Thanks. It's actually kind of a nice breeze in here. >> Yeah, and you're getting You're getting hydro. I just told you that we're Okay, where are my Where are my pills? >> You just said that you would be good if you didn't have them. >> Well, I need some, though. >> You've taken way too many today. >> No, I haven't. >> Yes, you have. >> No, I haven't, lady. >> You're not leaving the room, lady. >> Okay, I want my >> Lay down. >> Tina, lay down. You're not going to go in the damn drawer. >> It's legal. Those are my legal sleeping pills. >> Tina, stop. >> Where are my legal sleeping pills? >> Stop. You're just trying to find [ __ ] to get high with. That's what it is. >> I want my sleeping pills so I could go to bed. >> Stop taking things. Just [snorts] stay. >> It's legal. >> I don't care if it's legal. >> Okay, so why are you taking my [ __ ] >> Just cut it out. >> Tina, you're asking for whiskey, you're asking to smoke weed, you're you're asking for your pills that you say you don't need, and now you just went in the drawer to try to take more sleeping pills. All you're trying to do is get high. That's all you're trying to do. >> Yeah, I got it. >> There's clearly a problem, okay? You can't be shoving [ __ ] down your throat while I'm standing here and expect us not to do anything. >> It's legal. >> Cut it out. >> As the cops try to keep her from destroying herself, her actions started to get even more erratic and ridiculous. >> You're You're going to You're not >> We're asking you to just wait. >> I need to go to the bathroom. >> You're going to let the dogs out and it's not going to be pretty. >> No, they're fine. >> No, they're not fine. >> Can I talk to my boyfriend now? >> Can you just sit down first? >> I have to go to the bathroom or else I'm going to pull my pants down right here and piss. >> Well, I would suggest you don't do that. >> Well, I'm >> Tina, >> I'm fighting you. >> I have to go to the bathroom. >> Okay, not on the floor, Tina. >> Tina, >> knock it off. >> LET ME GO TO THE BATHROOM. >> WHAT ARE you doing? >> I have to go to the bathroom. >> Oh my god. >> me go. So, now are you going to let me go? Are you going to let me go? Cuz now I got to [ __ ] >> Okay, then get up and put your clothes on. >> Are you going to let me go to the bathroom? >> and put your clothes on. >> [ __ ] >> Okay, I will >> Yeah, you just said you'd take me to the bathroom. I have to go to the bathroom. >> Can you just go? >> I have to [ __ ] >> Stop. >> I'll get them, okay? We have to get the dogs out safely, okay? >> Mike, I just They just made me piss on the bathroom floor. >> Get back, please. >> Let him do whatever so you can go >> Stop, Tina. >> I'm I have to [ __ ] >> Okay, he's trying to get the damn dogs out. Tina, put your pants on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> I'm talking to him. >> Tina, put your pants on. >> pants on. >> Put your pants on. Come on. >> I want my vape and my phone. >> Tina, >> I need my phone. >> We'll get your phone. Put your pants on. >> Put your pants on. I'm getting your phone. >> Well, seeing someone willingly piss on their own bedroom floor is a kind of new gross for these body cams. And for some reason, it's the cops' fault. Oh well, she's about to get herself in jail. >> You said you wouldn't do this to me again. >> He's not doing it. Put your pants on. Put your pants on. >> I just sat there in and wanted to go home. >> Tina, Tina. >> Don't [ __ ] push me. >> Tina, stop. Please, stop. He's not hurting you. >> I'm not hurting you. Don't worry. >> Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. You're being handcuffed now. >> I think that's it. >> You hit me right square in the chest. We're done. Do you understand? Tina, do you want your phone? >> You're done. >> Do you want your phone? >> I I've got a um >> Do you want us to come with you? Yes or no? Okay. All right. And I have your medication. That'll come with you, too. >> I need a pair of shoes. I am >> Does she have shoes or sandals? Does she have sandals? >> She has something. I have a place to go and stay. >> Well, she you can't have cuz it's strange, right? Are slippers okay? Flip-flops I think she lost in the bike trail when she was trying to run from me. Well, you're going to jail for hitting me in the chest. >> I'm sorry I hit you in the chest. >> I thank you for your apology. You're still going to jail. >> That's fine. Can you let me have it? >> You can't bring it to jail, so. >> Are they going to throw it away if I can take it to jail? I know. Don't please don't push me. >> I'm making sure you don't fall. >> I'm not suicidal. >> You're not suicidal? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm not suicidal. suicidal >> Okay. Do me a favor, Tina. Look to the left. >> Can you loosen these? >> They're as loose as I can get them. >> So, when can he come get me? >> Uh he said he's not coming to get you, but the earliest you got to go see a judge tomorrow, so. >> Brad. >> She was charged with obstruction, resisting arrest, and aggravated menacing. Moving on to the next case where this drunk Karen thought being a neighbor to the police >> Really I've been drinking all night but I haven't drove. >> I don't pull friend cards with DUIs. >> I'm not playing friend cards. >> Welcome to April 4th, 2026 in Washington. The cops responded to a bunch of calls regarding a car blocking a public road. When the cops got there they see a woman passed out cold behind the steering wheel which was parked in the middle of the road. And guess what? It's the bring your neighbor to work day of the responding officer. >> Well, you're in the middle of the road. >> I know. >> You're in the middle of the road. So that's an issue. If you're in your driveway or something else that's different but when you're when you're slumped over the over the steering wheel blocking the road >> Well, I wasn't. Actually I was. >> Okay. What were you? Were you Were you sleeping? >> No, I was chilling because >> Okay. >> I'm okay. >> Well, I'm glad you're physically okay but you being okay is not the issue. The issue is you're sitting in the middle of the road. That's what I have to address. I don't want you driving nothing yet. Hold on. Hold on. Don't start it. Who's here with you? >> What's that? >> Who's at the house? >> Um >> Okay. Is there anybody in the house that hasn't been drinking that can move the vehicle? >> Um no but I mean I can move it right there. It's right here. I mean I can pull it from or I can pull it in that guy's driveway. I I mean it's >> No. >> I mean I can >> Okay. >> I mean I have to back up like 2 ft. I can pull it right there. >> Well, go ahead and step out and talk with me for a second. I'm kind of in a position where I got to talk to you about some stuff. So hop out of the car. Just don't drink anything. Don't drink anything. Please. >> want to have a sip. >> I know. I don't want you to have anything to sip. Go and step out of the car for me. So I yeah, not going to let you operate it. You I can smell I can I can smell the alcohol. >> I won't operate it. >> Okay. >> it. I can have Just got to move it. >> Well, this sounds like he he got Let's walk Let's >> So, this woman is the responding officer's neighbor, but with that being said, she won't receive any special treatment because of it. >> Really, I've been drinking all night, but I haven't drove. >> Okay. >> I haven't drove. I was just moving my car. So, I mean, I'm not driving. >> What? I mean, what? Did she think she was pushing the car or something? Oh, well, can't really expect a drunk to be reasonable. >> Okay. What's your definition of driving? >> Would be operating my vehicle. >> Mhm. Which puts you in this position. >> I'm not driving. >> Okay. All right, here's the problem. You actually a car had to go around the block. >> Okay, well, then I'm >> Okay. >> I haven't moved it. >> Okay. But, that's not the point. The what I have to address is the fact that you were in the middle of the road, intoxicated, in control of a motor vehicle. >> I'm not driving the >> Okay. >> I'm not. >> Um >> driving the vehicle. I mean, I'm just I was just sitting here. I'm not driving it. >> Okay. Um how much would you say you've had to drink today? >> Um I don't know. >> All right, would you mind volunteering for a few tests? >> Do I have to do tests? >> Yeah. >> Um what do you mean? [clears throat] >> I want to check your eyes. >> Okay, you didn't check my eyes. >> Okay. Come on over here. Where you going? >> But, hold on. >> Let's Well, just walk over here. >> Can you take my pen here? >> Mhm. >> Okay, follow that with your two eyes and your eyes only. >> Mhm. >> Keep your head still, okay? >> Okay. >> Can you follow with just your head? >> Mhm. >> The cop then goes for a horizontal gaze nystagmus test, checking the eyeballs for involuntary jerking, but instead of just moving her eyes as instructed, she moves her whole head. So, he's got to ask her to provide a breath sample, which of course she refuses. >> Ma'am, would you mind providing me a a preliminary breath test to see how much you've had to drink? >> Why? >> Yeah, that's code for being in control. >> Okay. >> Say what? >> No, I'm not doing anything. >> Okay, well, then you are under arrest for driving under the influence. You absolutely absolutely Yeah, you can't do that. >> Do what? >> You can't block traffic in your car in the control of a motor vehicle. You are >> Really? >> Yeah, when a car had to go around you. >> Really? Really? >> It's you put me in this position. I can't just walk away from it. We don't walk away from DUIs. Okay? >> I'm not doing a DUI. >> You're in you're in physical vehicle, okay? >> I am not. >> If you're in your driveway, you're fine. You're in the middle of the road. >> in the driveway. >> Just so you know. >> I'm in the driveway. >> You are under arrest for DUI. >> Okay, really? >> Yeah, I'm sorry. >> Really, Avery? >> I'm I don't Don't even >> kidding? >> No. >> Are you >> You put me in this position. Walk down here. >> Are you kidding me? >> I'm not kidding you. >> You're kidding me. >> I'm not kidding you. I'm Come on down here. >> Help. Are you kidding me? >> No. >> Are you kidding me? Really, Avery? >> I'm sorry. >> You're sorry. >> It sucks. >> You're sorry. It sucks. It sucks. Are you kidding me? >> No. >> Really? >> So, just remember you have the right to remain silent for the rest of your life. >> Really? >> I I don't pull friend cards with DUIs. No, absolutely not. >> I'm not playing friend cards. >> Okay, well, quit Quit saying it like that, like I should be doing something. >> Avery, you shouldn't be. >> As it turns out, Avery was in fact not kidding her. >> Pockets. All right, come on back here. >> Really? Are you >> I got to do my job, man. >> Are you doing your job? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Are you kidding me? >> Absolutely. >> Are you kidding me right now? Are you kidding me? You going to leave my dog out here? >> Well, you got somebody in there that can help. >> Get my dog. Really? All right. Get my dog out here. >> We'll stop. Stop making a scene. What kind of dog is that? Is that your dog running down the road? >> Yeah, that's my dog. >> What is it? >> A Weimaraner. >> Weimaraner? Well, we'll take care of your dog. >> Are you really? Like you're going to [ __ ] arrest me for this [ __ ] And for sitting in my [ __ ] road? Are you kidding me, Avery? >> Yeah. >> Avery, are you kidding me? >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Are you kidding me? >> Step up in here. >> Avery, are you kidding me? >> The what? >> Help me get up there. Help me. >> Help me. >> Avery, are you kidding me? >> Watch your head. Watch your head. >> Avery, get up there. Avery, are you serious? >> Shut the door now. >> You guys >> When secured in the back of the squad car, her frustration overflows in a continuous stream of profanity. >> Her banging and screaming, I want to put my body cam in there. >> Oh, oh, yeah. >> Cuz she's in the back there. >> GET OUT. [ __ ] GET OUT. GET OUT. [ __ ] YOU, TOO, AVERY. [ __ ] YOUR >> [music] >> [ __ ] ASS. YOU [ __ ] YOU GET THE [ __ ] ON. GET THE [ __ ] GET AWAY FROM ME. GET THE [ __ ] AWAY FROM ME. GET THE [ __ ] AWAY FROM ME. YOU [ __ ] You [ __ ] [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you both. [ __ ] you all. You [ __ ] ass. You lame [ __ ] You toothless, fat, little fat >> Just remember this is all being recorded. >> Yes, I don't care, Avery. You're [ __ ] up for arresting me for this [ __ ] >> Did you realize our car was sitting behind you honking for for [music] >> You with your car honking behind me. [ __ ] you, Avery. >> Did you know that? >> what? [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] you on that [ __ ] >> I just want you to know why we're here. >> [ __ ] you, Avery. No. Oh, the car sitting behind me. Oh, big [ __ ] deal. [ __ ] you, Avery. You're a man. You better There's You let me out. >> As this foul-mouth continues, she takes it up a notch by making a direct threat towards the officer's minor child. Uh legally speaking, that crosses a line from a standard DUI into a felony harassment, lady. >> Did you do this to me, oh little neighbor, neighbor with your little boy? [ __ ] you. You'll see. You'll see what it's going to be like for neighbor boy. Little neighbor boy. Yeah, you'll see. You'll see, Avery. >> Well, just be careful. That's recording. >> You'll see. >> You don't want to threaten me. >> No, I'm not threatening you at all. >> That sounded like a threat to me. >> Didn't sound like threat to me. >> That was a threat. >> No, was it? >> That's a threat. >> Oh, is it? >> Oh, it'll be documented. That's for sure. >> documented. >> You talk about my son and me and your neighbor, that's a threat. >> I know. You're going to pay for this [ __ ] Yeah, you are. I'm sorry. You did. Happy, Avery. You're happy. Happy, happy. Hope you're happy, Avery. Hope you got your little Avery. Yeah, you are. You [ __ ] You ruined his jail, you loser. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you, too. You're a Oh, yeah, wave. Oh, oh, hug. Face. You. So, wow. Your phone's ringing. >> During transportation, she managed to slip from the cuffs under her legs, which made for a hilarious situation. >> I can't take them off. I can't. I can't. They suck. >> Okay, well, you're going to have to lean forward. So, I can get your hands back out. >> I can't. I can't get them. >> So, what >> get my hands back. >> What are we going to >> get my knees back. >> What are we going to do about that? >> know. What do you want me to do? I don't know. >> What we need to do is just go ahead and step out. >> I can't get out. >> And then we'll see what we can do. >> I can't step. I can't. >> Well, we can help you out and we'll get you out. >> I can't get out. >> I'm not going to let you fall. >> I can't. >> Okay, just stand up and bend over. >> I can't. >> Here we go. >> All right, listen. Listen, Chrissy. >> Ow. >> Just do me a favor. Lay down like that. Listen. Listen to me for a sec. >> What? >> Okay. Turn around. I can release the cuff. >> Where? I can't. >> Just Just stop. Just stop. You want to go ahead and step out. Just stay like that for a minute. We're going >> Whatever. >> Stay like this for now, okay? You're being recorded. Switch them. >> I'm staying like this. >> How did you manage to get those? >> I don't >> Were you trying to slide them around the front? >> No. >> Normally >> My arms >> That's normally how they do that. You got it. >> Oh, you don't see my hands. Really? >> What are we going to do? >> Come on, guys. Like, you see how That's how my hands are. >> I don't see anything like that. >> see anything like that. >> No. >> I wouldn't see it here if I were you. That You guys >> You guys are looking at the wrong place, of course. >> You guys are idiots. You know that. I'm going to sue. >> Well, let's hope you do. >> I I think Come on, get real. >> We're going to be continuing to record. In the end, she's charged with felony harassment and DUI. She was held without bond. And because of the threat she made towards the deputy's family and property, an NCIC violent person safety flag was also requested. Moving on to the next case where this drunk girl on a golf cart gets arrested after a family feud. >> Is it possible that you are just intoxicated? >> not possible that I'm just being intoxicated. I'm a psychology pre-med student. It's mother You know what? IT'S PEOPLE LIKE YOU >> [screaming] >> STOP MAKING A SCENE. >> WELCOME TO MARCH 1ST, 2022. Cops respond to reports that a young intoxicated woman is causing a disturbance. When the cops get there, they find her on a golf cart with her grandfather. What is going on? >> That's my granddad. >> Okay. So, you'll take her? >> I'm trying to. >> I'm waiting on my ride. >> She caused my [ __ ] in the house, so >> Does she live with you? >> No, no, no. >> But she visiting you? >> wedding. She consumed too much liquor, more than likely. >> How I can see him? >> What station? >> How do I get my charges? >> know. Okay. And I mean, do you have a drunk drunk tank you know? >> No. >> Stupid dramatics. >> Hold on to that. Be right back. >> I'm not just wasted, bro. It's called emotional [ __ ] abuse. I would like to be if I if I could press on charges. >> For what? >> For being held against my [ __ ] stupid ass [ __ ] world. >> How old are you? >> I'm 23. >> Okay. So, you're free to go anywhere you like. >> Yes, and I haven't been able to be free wherever the [ __ ] I want. >> I mean, you're down here for your sister's birthday, right? I mean, wedding, I'm guessing. Okay. When's the wedding? >> It was today. >> But what happened? >> It's not important. >> Were you guys yelling at each other or anything or >> Probably so. >> Yeah? So, whose golf cart is this? Is it your grandpa's? Yeah? >> I just want to go home. >> You just want to go home to San Antonio? >> I'm going to get in trouble with this. >> In trouble with who? >> With the adults. >> What do you mean your family members? >> I just want to go home to Australia. >> What time is your flight? >> What time is your flight? >> At 11:00. >> At 11:00? You got to be at the You got to be at the airport probably at 9:00, right? >> I don't want to I don't want to be. >> You don't want to be here anymore, but you got 7 hours. Yeah, it's 2:00 in the morning right now, so >> And if I want to press charges on a idiot >> What crime do you have in mind? >> Um physical [ __ ] abuse. >> Okay, who's physically abusing you and what happened? >> Who I'm with right now. >> That's one drunk young lady. Let's hear from the family about what happened. >> She's doing a leave at Thursday, okay, but I'm going to try and get the flight changed to today. >> I hate them. I hate I literally hate >> They're they're They're your family. >> I hate No. >> Okay. >> Family doesn't mean [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I hate them. >> Okay. >> I didn't call you. >> No, I know you didn't call me. >> understand why this is happening. >> You're You're her grandfather, right? And you're And you're her uncle, okay? Can you guys tell me a little bit what's going on? Obviously she's in the >> She got [ __ ] up. She come home. My daughter got married today. >> Okay. Congratulations. >> Thank you. There was um I saw some underlying issues maybe at the at the wedding. Petty stuff though, right? When my daughter got home, she says, you know, she's this, she's that. So, they left there, right? She didn't want to come home. My girlfriend says, you know, you'll feel bad if you leave her down there. And I said, "Fuck, man." So, I wake him up, we go down to Sloppy Joe's, we drag her ass out of the bar. She comes home. It is what it is, right? And we're out here in the street. This happened 2 hours ago. And he's been down here trying to keep her calm. There's no reason, rational, right now to talk to her. My issue, my concern is that she won't go to or come to the house without her keeping her mouth shut and going to bed. I came down here to try to talk sense to her. She's hard-headed. She's gone tomorrow. She's not welcome here. >> Her uncle and grandpa look tired. Can't blame him, though. Look at the drunk butt they're dealing with all night cuz she caused a problem at her cousin's wedding. >> So, I understand you having a fallout with your family. I get that. >> pressing charges? >> Okay, well, no, hold on a second. Let me Let me run something by you and tell me what you think, okay, Bella? What if you would get a hotel room by yourself? >> No. >> You don't want a hotel room by yourself? >> I don't care anymore what the [ __ ] going on. They need to [ __ ] >> They need to what? >> Understand what the >> Right. So, but you don't want to go back to where they're staying, right? Right. So, why wouldn't you want to get a hotel by yourself? >> Cuz they still need to be impressed charges for her. >> But But what is it that you want pressed charges on? >> I don't I don't The principle of the [ __ ] matter is like >> The principle of >> touched me. It's not the principle of the fact side. >> So, you don't think it'd be best for you to get a hotel room until your flight took off? Well, so then what what's What would you Where would you want to stay then? >> I would like to stay >> Where? >> Let's say my uncle, my father, my grandfather. And I would like to press charges. >> Okay, so you want to press charges, and then where do you want to stay? >> My uncle. >> You want to stay with >> to get the [ __ ] out. Like why is no one [ __ ] me and understand me? I want I would like to press [ __ ] charges on this [ __ ] stupid I do not want to [ __ ] be here. >> Okay, so you don't want to be here and they're getting a >> I'm not leaving without pressing charges. >> Without pressing charges on what? Like what what do you want to press charges on? Like what? Yes, I'm serious. >> You weren't here. >> No, I wasn't here. That's why I'm asking you. >> Well, I got grabbed, I got pushed and etc. >> Etcetera etc. Yeah, that's going to do well in the police report. By the way, she's just mad cuz she's not the center of attention. So she went and drank her pain away. Pretty sure that's exactly what happened. You got grabbed and you got pushed by who? >> My [ __ ] uncles. >> By your uncles? So there's more than one uncle? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, and what caused them to grab you and push you? >> Maybe I don't know. [ __ ] me not [ __ ] wanting to leave right away. I don't know. Within this [ __ ] family, [ __ ] town. I know it's not a big of a deal, but maybe they should [ __ ] learn. >> a big of a deal because, you know, we're standing here talking about it. >> [ __ ] learn. Maybe they should [ __ ] learn. I don't give a [ __ ] anymore. >> Okay, I understand. >> a big of a deal. It's very dramatic at this point. >> it's a big of a deal to you. Clearly it is a big a deal because I'm offering you to get some place to get away from them so you don't have to deal with any of them. >> Well, I want to press charges. So is that going to happen or not? >> I don't have any evidence of anything. Do you have any marks on you? Do you have any Do you have any marks on you? >> You suck hard. >> There, do you have any marks on you? Show me where he grabbed you. Like was it on your arms? >> the reason why the justice system is [ __ ] >> Well, show me. Where where he grabbed you? Where did he grab you? >> Do you think I have to be [ __ ] grabbed by force? >> Well, that's kind of what you're telling me, yeah. >> Obviously >> So it wasn't by force? >> My [ __ ] Oh my god, you're not [ __ ] leaving by force. >> So then, help me understand. >> system is up and I don't know. I'll be happy to show you whatever [ __ ] pictures that you want my [ __ ] body. And I'll be happy to press [ __ ] charges my [ __ ] uncle. >> Well >> No [ __ ] problem. >> Okay, so >> But you're not going to do that. You're not going to >> Well, you're not helping me. You're not helping me. You're telling me that he grabbed you you know what I'm saying? Where did he grab you? I want you to tell me where he grabbed you. Where did HE GRAB YOU? OKAY, WELL, let me look at your arm. >> Of course there's no [ __ ] marks on my [ __ ] arm. >> Okay, well, yeah, there's no marks on your arm, so >> Yeah, of course there's no [ __ ] arm. >> So then, clearly you weren't hurt, right? >> Okay, clearly if your wife was being grabbed in 0.5 seconds, would your wife have a [ __ ] red mark on your [ __ ] arms? No, I don't think she [ __ ] would. >> Pretty sure that grabbing she mentioned is her uncle and grandpa dragging her out of the bar cuz she's way too drunk. >> You're saying that somebody that somebody put their hands on you, >> You're a disappointment to the justice >> And we're offering you a place to go somewhere else, but you don't want to go anywhere. >> Because the place to go somewhere else is not satisfying for me. >> Okay, what is satisfying for you? >> I want to press charges on my [ __ ] uncle. What the [ __ ] do you mean? >> That is not going to happen. >> Why not? >> Because there is no evidence of a crime. >> Why not? >> Because there is no evidence of a crime. >> I can't >> No, you can't just say something happened. >> Okay, check the streetlights. Check them. Check them. >> Check the streetlights? >> Yeah. >> For what? They're working? >> For the [ __ ] mist abuse for the [ __ ] Bro, you're pathetic. This is a [ __ ] justice, so you're like literally pathetic. You're pathetic. You are pathetic. >> Did I hear that you said to check the street light? Did she mean the camera? No, this one's really wasted. >> Is it possible >> Don't call me by my name. >> Don't call me by my name, miss. Is it possible that you are just intoxicated? >> not possible that I'm just being intoxicated. I do not with my family. Nor do I believe that they that they just grabbed me to grab me. I would like to press in charges. Why can I press charges? >> ask you this. When it happened, why didn't you call the police? If you were in fear for anything. >> you dumb ass. Why the [ __ ] are you here? >> Well, you didn't call. You didn't call. >> You don't think I didn't call you? >> No, you didn't call. I know you didn't call. >> think I didn't call you? >> That's just what I said. >> My grandfather called you. >> No, he didn't call you there. All right, somebody else called. >> Called you because of this. >> Somebody else called. But my question to you is if something happened to you, why didn't you call the police when something happened to you? >> No, it's funny that I have No. I swear that it was like >> What is your plan? You're going to sit here all night? Is that your plan? >> My plan is to press charges on them. And if you don't cooperate on the [ __ ] PD. Whatever the like You're not understanding. What's your like No. It's mother You know what? It's people like you that like get involved with toxic situations and it's too late to where they get [ __ ] beat. To where they get [ __ ] hurt. To where they get It's not me, other. You're pathetic. >> So you think you're going to get hurt? So why would you not want to go someplace by yourself? >> Out of my face, bro. >> I think that you should take the offer of getting a hotel room by yourself and then get on your flight. So, then what's your plan? You're going to sit out here all night? >> I would like to press charges. Why are they not being proceeded with? >> Okay, one, because there's no evidence of a crime. >> Oh, there's no evidence evidence of a crime? Look at the street cams. You didn't see me getting grabbed? Of course, because you were right here. You guys are the police, officer. >> Yeah, no, it wasn't We don't have street cams. >> Oh, of course. Of course. >> So, what what I see here what I see here is I see I see I see a a young lady who is obviously upset and also You're not upset? But, typically when people are upset Well, so clearly upset. >> Shut the [ __ ] up and please stop talking to me. Please. >> Since there is no point talking to this drunk thing, the officer turns their attention to her family, who said that they got punched in the face by her. >> Did you see her punching her in the face? >> Can you come out? Listen, listen, you got to calm her down. She just took a swing at you. She didn't right? Fine. My client didn't get a mark, but I saw it, everybody saw it. Whole house saw it. So, can you come here, please? >> Sure. >> So, she hit you in your eye? >> Oh, she popped me in the head, but I'm not going to >> Can I see where did she hit you? >> Over here. >> On that side? >> Yeah. >> So, I don't see anything. >> I'm sure you don't. You take some good shots in there, you know. >> Taken some good shots in your day? >> Yeah. I don't want to do that, but if I have to, I mean, it is what it is. You've been doing this for a while. For me, you don't want to press charges. I just want to put her in a hotel once or twice. >> What if we give her the option like listen, go get a hotel room or you are going to go to jail? >> She doesn't look like she's too reasonable. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. I don't see the point of reasoning with her. >> With that done, the cops then put her in handcuffs. >> I need you to step off that golf cart for me. >> What? >> I need you to step off that golf cart for me. >> For what? >> I need you to step off the golf cart for me, please. >> What? >> I need you to step off the golf cart for >> Why won't you tell me why I'm getting arrested? >> Because I'm telling you to. >> What? For what? >> Isabella, please. >> For what? >> Isabella, please. >> For what? >> Isabella, I need you to step off the >> Am I going to jail? >> I need you to step off the golf cart. >> I need you to step off the golf cart. Isabella. >> For what? >> ISABELLA. >> FOR WHAT? >> DON'T RESIST. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> DON'T RESIST. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> ISABELLA. >> What did I do? >> Isabella. >> What did I do? >> Let's go. Let's go. Come on. In the house. COME ON. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> WHAT DID I DO? PAPA, WHAT DID I DO? NO. NO. NO. I WILL NEVER >> SO you hate him, so why would you want to forgive him? >> I don't hate him. I hate him. I said Eddie, where are you going with me? >> Do you have any shoes, sir? >> Where are you going with me? Where are you going with me? Where are you going with me? Where are you going with me? >> Stop. Look where you are going. >> Where are you going with me? PAPA, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? [screaming] PAPA, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> [screaming] >> PLEASE STOP MAKING A SCENE. HAVE A SEAT. HAVE A SEAT. >> NO, what are you doing? This is not right. >> Put your hat >> This is not right. This is NOT RIGHT, PAPA. >> [screaming] >> GOT A SEAT OUT THERE? I'M ON A 495. >> [screaming] >> 1015 FEMALE 1015. >> Sorry she gave you [ __ ] man. >> Yeah, it's okay. >> Part of the job, right? >> Yeah, it's part of the job. >> I just wanted to be just safe. >> As she's sitting in the back of the squad car, she continues to whine and beg to the officers. >> Please. Please. I may get angry and have an attitude, but I would never hurt him. I would never hurt him. I don't know why they're saying that. I swear to you. Please look at the street cameras. I'm just a college student. I would never hurt him. He's my best friend. He's all I have. I would never hurt him. I beg of you. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. He's my everything. I am trying to get my education. Please. THIS WILL GO ON MY RECORD. PLEASE. [screaming] THIS WILL GO ON MY RECORD. PLEASE have mercy on me. Please. I would never hurt my grandpa. Please. I'm a psychology pre-med student. Please. Please. Please. please offer me other options, please. I BEG OF YOU AT MY hands and knees, please. >> Isabelle, sit back. You need to step out. Listen to the other officer. You will be. You will. You will. This Yes, you will. I promise you you will. Please go with the other officer and the deputy. >> I just want to become a psychiatrist. >> You you still can. You still I promise you you can. Yes, you can. >> She was charged with simple battery. She played not guilty and said no way, and the prosecutor dismissed the charge. Moving on to the next case where a mother drank so much she forgot where her child was. >> I smell alcohol on you. >> Okay. Yeah, I did drink a couple shots, but >> Couple of shots. >> I'm obliterated. I still have a pick-up kit. >> I understand that. >> Please, can you tell ME IF MY THEY'RE NOT? >> IT'S JUNE 19TH, 2025. Cops respond to a distressing call from a mother about her 2-year-old child, and here's the content of the call. >> Hi, this is Lockport City 911. So, where are you? >> I'm literally sitting at the KinderCare on Sunset right now. Nobody is here. My son is not here. >> Okay. Okay. >> Where the would he be? >> Ma'am, I'm not sure. I'm going to try and get you some help. Was there anybody else who may have picked him up today? >> Basically, I'm asking everybody possible right now. >> Nobody has picked him up that you know of yet? >> Nobody Nobody is answering. I need to know who THIS SENT MY CHILD TO. I NEED TO KNOW THAT. >> I'm guessing so. >> OUT RIGHT NOW. THIS IS NEVER happened to me. >> Okay. What kind of vehicle you in? >> 04 Buick LeSabre. I'm literally the only one in the parking lot. Please, just help me. Where is my kid? >> As deputies rushed to the location to meet the distressed mother, they believed they were handling a case of a missing toddler. But, they're about to be sent on a wild chase that they didn't expect. Hello. How are you? >> Somebody picked up my kid from daycare and I don't know who it was. And nobody's answering their phone, so I can't pick him up. >> Hold on. Sir. >> He's going to be 2 next month. >> Did a relative pick him up? >> Maybe. Yes, but nobody's answering. Nobody's telling me that they picked him up. I just went to pick him up myself and he wasn't even there. Nobody told me that he was going to pick him up. >> Mhm. >> And nobody's answering. >> Welcome to the USA your voicemail. >> Who was picked up by sometimes? >> My mom, my granny, and my brother. And I've called all of them and nobody >> So, it's one of those three, for sure. Was it a guy or a girl picked him up? Or did they both >> I don't know anything. I don't know anything. >> That's a totally something. >> I dropped him off and then I went to go pick him up and he's not there. >> Did they Did they tell you any >> Is mom there? Is mom with Please, can you TELL ME IS MIKE THERE OR NOT? HELLO. WHERE IS Mike kid? >> Okay, we're we're going to find him. You just need >> I don't know. I don't know where he is. >> I understand that. >> I don't know where >> Can you take a deep breath for me? >> I don't know where he is. I don't know where he is. I don't know >> Can you take a deep breath for me, please? >> Where is Mike >> Have you only tried >> It's almost 8:00 at night. Where the [ __ ] is he? >> Have you tried texting your family or only calling? >> I'm trying. I'm I'm telling you I'm trying. Nobody's answering. Why is nobody answering? >> Try texting them. >> child. Why is nobody answering? >> Since there's a possibility that dad might have the kid, the cop then suggested her to consider that possibility. >> I don't get it. I don't get it. I don't get it. I don't know where my kid is. My brother is at the only spot that my kid and he's like, "Oh, I don't know where he's at." >> Where's the the father? >> He should be working. >> He working? Does Does he have custody of the kid? >> He has 50%. >> Okay, is there there a chance that he has him? >> No. >> Have you talked with him? >> It's not his It's not his week. It's not his week. It's not his week. >> Right, but we we got to rule out all possibilities here. >> I don't have his number. He doesn't like to have me on the number. I have to text him through [ __ ] Venmo. Literally, I have to do a little [ __ ] comment through a through a little payment through Venmo. I don't have direct contact with him. Actually, let me let me actually [ __ ] figure it out cuz I guarantee you >> Concerned for the kid's safety, one of the cops spoke with someone at the daycare center and made an alarming discovery. But, when the cops returned to question the mother, they began to notice something a little off about her behavior. >> Did you go to work today? >> No. >> You don't work? >> I do work. I just didn't work today. >> What did you do with your day? >> What did I do with my day? I took the [ __ ] daycare. I cleaned up my house. >> Anything else? >> Your call has >> What do you want me to say? What are you What are you fishing for me to say? >> Because the manager said you picked UP >> I DID NOT PICK UP HIM. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> THERE'S NO MEDIA OUTLET. >> She is [ __ ] CRACKED OUT. SHE MUST BE ON [ __ ] METH. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? DO I HAVE him now? Is he right there? Is he right there? >> Something's not adding up, though. >> I DON'T HAVE WHY WOULD I BE FREAKING OUT IF I HAD >> We don't know. They're saying they don't have >> OBVIOUSLY, THEY DON'T HAVE HIM. SOMEBODY ELSE >> THE KID YELLING is not going to help the situation. Jesus Christ, you got to be quiet and listen. >> I can't. I can't. You guys aren't listening to me. You guys think I just what? Took and just [ __ ] dropped him off somewhere? Are you kidding me? That's the only [ __ ] in my life that means something. >> First of all, they said that they released the kid to you. >> To me? >> THAT'S CORRECT. >> THEY'RE LYING. >> SECOND, your family is saying they don't have him. >> my >> You? >> Yes, I legitimately know that, but did you pick him up from daycare? >> No one's picked him up. >> That's what I thought. >> Yeah, the cop then updated the situation to the father. >> Well, hi. What What's going on? >> Hey, so called in saying that um she went to the daycare and the kid wasn't there. Allegedly, the daycare said they released the the kid to to earlier today around 3:00. Um we're just trying to figure out Does the work at all? >> I I I I I guess. I don't know where she works. She She's I don't know. But Wait. Where Where is Who Does she Is there Is there her family? Is there Is there Is there her mom? Her Her grandma? >> Uh she's tried contacting her family. Her family says they don't have him. >> Okay. It It is her literally her week with him. I >> Correct. That's what she's been telling us, too. She said that you don't have custody right now. Um so we're just trying to figure out where the child would have gone. >> Oh my god. Okay. >> Uh between you and I, do you think it's possible that picked up and then left him somewhere or forgot about it? >> Is she drunk right now, officer? >> Does she have a substance abuse problem? >> Uh she she drank a decent amount before. Uh she It seems like it's gotten better, but I don't really talk to her. >> How recent is that? >> 10 months. So I I don't I don't I don't I don't know. >> And you said she's had a substance abuse problem as far as alcohol since you've known her then? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay, I'm I'm fishing right now. Do you Do should I pack up and just drive around or like what? >> I I honestly I don't think that would probably help the situation. What I can do is can I grab your phone number just in case I need to contact you again? >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Uh the devil's medication. Good old alcohol. That might be the problem. However, we got to investigate a little more because where is this kid? >> You have no idea the [ __ ] that I've been put through right now. So, I've just been depressed. I've been crying. I I don't really know what you want to hear. >> When was the last time you drank? >> Last time I drank probably 2 days ago. >> 2 days ago? Did you drink a lot or a little bit? >> Like medium, I guess. >> Medium? Okay. Do you have a history with any alcohol or drug problems? >> weed. >> You do? >> But I don't like I don't do it a lot. Like I don't >> Okay. >> Well, I did little Say something. What did he say? >> No, we're just trying to go out, figure out all angles right now. >> I think I think you're wrong. >> Okay. That's fine. You're welcome to your opinion. Where do you live? >> Street. >> Okay. Is there anyone else home there? >> No. I live by myself. >> By yourself? So, you're saying there's no possibility that he's at home? >> Why the [ __ ] would he be at home if I'm not there? >> I'm I'm just asking. >> He's a 2-year-old. Not even 2 years old. Why would he be there if I'm not there? >> Just a question. You said you were supposed to pick him up at 4 >> or 5. >> I wanted to pick him up at 4 or 5. My mom Okay. It doesn't matter. Where the [ __ ] is he at right now? >> You think I magically know? >> You seem like you do. You want to say that I I must be a [ __ ] dumb ass and I don't know where my kid's at. >> All these circumstances are very suspicious. >> Suspicious for what? >> Well, you're claiming your kid is missing. They're saying that you picked him up. >> I picked him up. I never picked him up. I can promise you that because I would recognize that beautiful face that [ __ ] light up face when the sees you after you just abandoned him at daycare. >> What happened to your knuckles? >> I'm upset. What do you mean? >> I'm just asking cuz they look like they're bleeding. >> A little bit because I'm upset. >> Except from you banging on the door. >> Banging on the [ __ ] dash. This. If you want to [ __ ] follow me back to my house and he just magically at my [ __ ] house, let's go because obviously he's there without no supervision. Where the [ __ ] is my kid? Why would I just leave my kid up in the [ __ ] apartment and leave without him? Are you serious? IF THAT REALLY THOUGHT THAT I SIGNED HIM OUT even though he she just saw me like not even 3 hours before. She saw me physically. I obviously DIDN'T SIGN HIM OUT. WHO THE [ __ ] signed him out? I'm about to freak. I swear to god once I find out who the [ __ ] signed him out, I'll beat their [ __ ] ass. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. It's my kid. >> I'm going to go to the house and see what >> How long How long have we been waiting on this [ __ ] >> Uh it sounds like the daycare worker is going to check the cameras again. So, we're just waiting for her to come back. >> What do you want? You can't help me pick up my kid. I'm sorry. I don't want to talk to you right now. >> Is that Is that your brother? >> I don't know where he's at, my boy. >> Okay. >> Why the [ __ ] would I just leave him at home? Really? So, my kid is now [ __ ] missing and don't nobody know where the [ __ ] he's at. Cameras don't lie. We're waiting for that piece of trash to come back from West Alice to look at the [ __ ] camera. She is that is It's going to take 30 minutes. >> As suspicions surrounding the The continue to grow, a sergeant heads to the daycare center to speak with the manager to confirm whether she picked up the child and confirm they actually do. >> The daycare they want to say that I picked him up. I'm the one that picked him up. THE LADY AT THE DESK says that I picked him up. I never picked him up. You were supposed to pick him up for you. >> No, it's Thursday. >> It's Thursday. You said you were going TO PICK HIM UP TONIGHT. >> SO, WHILE THE COPS CONTINUE TO TALK TO this woman, one of the officers heads to her home to investigate. But, after listening to her neighbor, yeah, they begin to fear that something far more disturbing may have happened. >> Hey, can I talk to you real quick? Do you know the lady that lives right here? >> Uh not really. >> Not super well? >> Not super well. >> her >> Uh no. >> No? >> Um okay, so about how long ago we heard a lot of pounding, like a lot of pounding on the wall, about 2 hours ago. >> Around 6:30? >> 6:30, 7:00 >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> ish. >> Would you let me check your phone to see the call logs with mom and brother and make sure they're not answering it? >> Okay, so here's the start. 6:53, that's probably oh. >> Which one am I looking at? >> From granny up. >> Um >> And then it sounded like somebody got thrown downstairs. >> Someone got thrown down the stairs. >> Or fell or fell. >> But, it was like and then bam right at >> Yeah, it was fast. Have you Have you seen her before? Like in general? Okay. Did you see him like walk in the apartment at all today? >> No. >> No? You haven't seen him today? >> Not at all today. And then she like we heard once we heard that like tumble down the stairs um she took off like a bat out of hell out of this apartment. >> it, yeah. Squealed the tires and everything. >> Everything. >> Around 6:30? Okay. >> It's a 5 mile an hour limit in here, too. She's like smoking. >> Yeah, this is her car, but it Yeah, I'd say 6:37. >> You've heard loud thuds and >> Like >> She drives a like a 2000 [laughter] >> A gray vehicle? >> Yeah, it's like a brown >> Or like tannish? >> Yeah, tannish. >> We're looking for the truck. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, so I don't know. Just let me know if you want me to >> Yes. >> His girlfriend got her own taken away because she shook him so bad that there was a gash in the neck. >> Mhm. >> Can you please just do like a welfare check or something to make sure that he's not there with them? >> Yeah, actually uh we have the sheriff's department going to that address. >> Okay, thank you. >> Can you be honest with me? >> Yeah. >> I smell alcohol on you. >> Okay. Yeah, I did drink a couple shots, but >> of shots? >> I'm not [ __ ] obliterated. I still had to pick him up. >> that. When did you drink? >> About 4 No, not even 4. 12. >> 12? >> 12 or 1. Yes. >> Okay. How many shots did you take? >> Two. >> Two? Of what? >> Bacardi. >> That's the only thing you drank? >> Yes, Bacardi and fruit punch. >> Where were you drinking? >> My house. >> Wow, I'm starting to think that she actually left her kids at her house. And with more evidence suggesting that this woman had picked up the child, that possibly might be true. And with this newly found information coming from one of the family members who just arrived at her home, finally giving the officer the missing piece of this puzzle. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> There's a little girl walking around, maybe 3 years old? >> I mean, there's a lot of people not mine, no. >> No, no, that you guys don't recognize? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just got a phone call from and asked me if I can go to her house and check if is there. >> Okay, so >> That's all I know. She's crying and >> Can you call her now? >> Or yeah. >> So, technically I can't go in the residence without her permission. >> Right. >> Um I'm here to check up to see if I've knocked a couple times. >> if he's there? >> Just call her real quick and if she gives us permission, we'll we'll go in. >> that drives the brown Buick? >> Yeah. >> So, she went flying out of the parking lot earlier, hit the speed bump and did a 180 and almost hit the tree. >> Around what time? >> That I do not know. Our just told me, but I can get that information for you. >> This is Officer Smilenek. I just >> Whatever can go. I need to make sure my kids are okay. >> You're okay if I go into your house, then? >> Yeah, go. >> How do you uh how do you know her? >> Uh my mom is very good with open. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I have no idea any of this is going on. I was actually in bed sleeping. >> Okay. >> And >> It I think yeah, we'll say it's open. >> not even >> No. Let me >> Wait, is that you? What's the Oh, you have a uh >> Yeah, I have the flashlight. >> Are you sleeping? Honey. Baby, it's okay. >> 216 the other units. Child is in the residence. >> I'm right here, baby. It's okay. It's Yes. Okay. Let's call Sweetheart. Okay. Okay, baby. Let's call Hey, I've got you on speaker phone. I'm in your house. I have I have Yep. Yep, he's not even He was You're welcome, sweetheart. What's >> Once the cop confirms the child is unharmed, thank god, the focus now shifts to finding out what the hell happened to the mom who somehow forgot that she already picked up her kid and left him home alone while she frantically searched for him. Is it just alcohol? >> Hello. >> This is Sergeant Kelly with Waxhaw Police Department. How are you tonight? >> Uh that's not the best. >> Yeah, I hear you. I hear you. Okay, we we found >> Okay, where? >> Okay, he was at residence on >> Then why was she freaking out? >> We don't know. >> Dude. >> We're trying to investigate that all all right now. Uh obviously you're the correct. Yes. I'm guessing I guess I got to run this all by what I'm guessing you would want to take custody tonight if that is >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to lie. Like I haven't been taking my and I've been very depressed lately. So yeah, when I dropped him off at daycare, I just pretty much spent the whole day crying. >> Okay. >> Because it was everything was a lot. My mom said that she was going to pick him up and make sure that he didn't take care of him. >> Did he tell you something? I talked to your mom. >> She never said that apparently. >> You said you never told her to pick him up today. That was tomorrow. >> She's [ __ ] lying. >> Why would she lie? >> She lies all the time. I'm sorry. Do you want to see this little [ __ ] video? My brother threw me across the [ __ ] room and my mom jumped up on top of me right after. >> Exactly. >> Threw me across the whole [ __ ] room. That's my little brother mind you. My mom came down and [ __ ] jumped right up on top of me. So no, I really don't believe anything they have to say. >> What was the reason for that? >> Because I was annoying. I told my brother I didn't like that my dad treats my little siblings a little bit better than me. My dad took the [ __ ] out of me and didn't do anything to my little siblings. My little siblings get to do whatever the [ __ ] they want. So yeah, I was a little bit upset about it. >> Do you know has like a substance abuse problems far as alcohol? >> As I know, I mean I've No, I mean for family functions and stuff. I mean she'll have a beer or something, but nothing that >> I just asked because of the Bacardi that down there. The bottle. >> Oh. >> And obviously it's a kind of an odd situation where you pick up your you don't know where >> Well, that's what you right. Isn't that how they said that she was peeling out of here? >> Yeah, she off extremely quickly is what they were saying. >> Since there is clear evidence and she did admit that she was drinking, the cops then asked her for a field sobriety test, which of course she failed. And to confirm that BAC, the officer then asked her to take a breath test, which showed a result way above the legal limit. >> percent. So, there you go. Hello. There you go. You're a .226. >> Mhm. >> Very high, way over the .08 legal limit. >> Okay. >> We're going to place you under arrest for a DUI, okay? Can you turn around? >> That's beautiful. Here you go. That's [ __ ] beautiful. I love it. It's beautiful. >> Can you walk to the front of my car with me? Here you go. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Come on, a little bit faster. >> Come on. There you go. >> Let's get this [ __ ] done with. >> Are you able to call somebody to pick you up from the police department? >> Sure, maybe. Can I have my phone? >> Yes. What do you have in mind so far? >> My mom. >> Okay. All right, watch your feet now. >> My phone's on top of your car. GRAB MY PHONE! CAN YOU GRAB MY PHONE? >> We got it. >> Thank you. Put your feet down. All the way down. Let's get going. Oh, you want to act like you can't hear me? That's all right. That's cool. That's cute. That's hilarious, ACTUALLY. LET'S GO! >> [screaming] >> LET'S GO! YOU [ __ ] WANT TO play some games? LET'S GO! LET'S GO! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! LET'S GO! PUT YOUR FEET DOWN. Let's go. We're going. Put your feet down. I'll go once we leave. >> No, put your feet down. >> I don't know how to do that. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> If you don't know how to properly sit in a car or we'll put you in a restraint chair. >> Let's go. >> Thank you. Keep your feet on the floor. >> Then let's go. >> At the station, her erratic behavior takes a turn for the worse. >> Okay, it was not my fault. He did it wrong. >> All right, you're going to stand with handcuffs for a little while then. >> Okay. >> Ooh, you got it tight right there. >> What? >> You got it tight. >> You think you're hot [ __ ] when you just left your >> I'm not. >> apartment. Your He's 2 years old. >> Yeah, I know. >> He's 2 years old and you left him alone. >> You have no idea. >> You're the problem. >> Don't [ __ ] try me. Don't try me. >> Sit down. >> Don't try me. >> Sit down or you're going >> Don't try me. You're just saying I'm hot. >> Sit down or you're going on the ground. >> You did it on purpose. >> Sit down. >> How am I supposed to sit down? I can't. Sit in the chair. There we go. I was trying to sit down. >> to go in the street chair? Do you want to go in the street chair? >> You won't let me. >> Do you want to go in the street chair? >> babe. You won't let me. I told you I didn't pick up my kid. I know I [ __ ] up. You want to try to test me and you want to try to make me feel worse than I already do. >> to tell me to do? We'll take you. >> You want me to make me worse than I already feel? Come on. Stop. >> Nobody likes you in here. >> Okay. Let me explain the situation to you. >> I saw you earlier. >> Yeah, I was on scene earlier. Let me explain the situation to you right now. You're under arrest for operating a motor vehicle intoxicated, first offense, which is a fourth offense. You're also under arrest for child neglect, okay? >> Child neglect? >> Correct. >> Are you [ __ ] insane? >> Let me Let me explain this to you. >> Did I have my child anywhere near? Be honest. Did I have my child anywhere near? He was with a [ __ ] babysitter at my house. >> Let me explain something to you. >> HE WAS ON SITE THE WHOLE [ __ ] TIME. I GOT CHILD NEGLECT? YOU WANT TO ACT FUNNY? I GOT CHILD NEGLECT? I GOT CHILD NEGLECT? >> YOU have two options right now, okay? You can either comply with the booking process. If you are Listen listen to me. Listen to me. I'm not I'm not going to talk now. I'm talking. You can either comply with the officers and the booking process. If you comply, they will allow you to call a responsible party that's sober to come pick you up tonight. The alternative option is you do not comply and you get shipped over to the Galax City County Jail to be held for 12 hours. Those are the Those are the Those are the Those are the only two options. Those are the only two options. I'm not going TO >> YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND. WHY AM I GOING TO SAY YES TO SOMETHING THAT I DIDN'T HAVE TO DO? HE IS OBVIOUSLY UNDER THE CARE OF SOMEBODY ELSE. >> WE'RE NOT GOING TO >> Is that my fault? >> We're not going to get INTO >> IS THAT MY FAULT? >> SO, those are your two options. What do >> I got two options. All right, cool. All right, cool. First option, baby. >> Okay, if you resist or cause any problems for the officers, you will be immediately put back in the squad car and you'll be transferred to the Galax City County Jail. That is it. >> Cool. >> This is your final warning. >> Love it. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> All right. >> Can I have my shoes or no? We doing barefoot around here? >> You're going to stay seated for now. >> my little toesies? >> Moments later, the woman suddenly gets up from the chair and walks into the restroom unassisted, forcing the cops to restrain her and put a spit mask on her. >> LET GO! >> YOU'RE FINE. I'M GOING TO PUT MY HAND ON YOUR UPPER BODY. >> GET THE GET THE GET OFF ME! >> WOW, I think it was time that she pissed off. She pissed off. Look at her go. I hate the both of you. >> That's insane. You guys are insane, actually. >> Yep. >> I wanted A DRINK OF [ __ ] WATER! I WANTED A DRINK OF WATER AND YOU JUST COULDN'T GIVE ME THAT? WOW! [screaming] AND A FACE MASK? WOW! I WANTED A [ __ ] DRINK OF WATER AND YOU ARE UGLY, INHUMANE. You just couldn't even give me that? >> In the end, this woman is charged with felony child neglect, battery or threat to an officer, and misdemeanor resisting an officer. She was released on a $7,500 signature bond. Eventually, she was found guilty of child neglect and resisting an officer. She was sentenced to 60 days in jail and 3 years of probation. Now, moving on to a much lighter case, where this intoxicated woman tried to leave a bar without paying her bill. >> I mean, I know exactly what you're looking for, and I have a lot of people in the government. >> That's very interesting. Anyway, it's November 22nd, 2024, and cops get to this bar regarding a very drunk woman refusing to pay her bill and assaulting staff members before even getting into her vehicle. Here's what happened next. >> Traffic 3200. >> Hello. >> Hi, miss. >> Hi. >> Is your name Ava? >> Yes. >> You coming to You coming from the bar tonight? >> Yes, I I am. >> Can you Stay in your car. >> 62 I'm out with the the subject. >> Okay, you want to lower your radio for me? So, do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yes. >> Do you have any guns or anything in your purse, do you? >> No guns? >> No guns? >> No, sir. >> Okay. So, where are you coming from tonight? >> I just came here from the restaurant. >> You were where? >> Over here at the restaurant, the the restaurant over here. >> Okay. >> Uh Angry Moon Cafe. >> You were in the Angry Moon Cafe? >> Yes. >> Were you in the cigar bar? >> Yes, I was. >> You were? >> Yes, I was. >> Okay. >> And uh there were some people that wanted me to leave there because uh I shouldn't tell you that, but um >> Ma'am. This is my partner right here. He's going to stay with you, ma'am. >> The officer then came to speak to the employee about what to do with this woman. >> Um let me ask you this question. What do you want us to do here tonight? Do you want her to pay the tab? Do you want her trespassed? >> Pretty much it, yeah. Exactly. >> Cuz dispatch said you were, you know, you were staying away from her. But she she she to me seems like she shouldn't even be behind the wheel of a car. She's >> I couldn't agree more. She also did push me and hit me on the way out of the doorway. >> Okay, so what would you like to do about that? >> Honestly, as long as she's not able to come back here, that is that's really on us. And for the bill to be paid. I think it's like $55 or something. It's not a big >> Her tab's $55? >> Yes. >> So let me see let's see if we can get her her tab settled and then we'll deal with her on the trespassing. >> Thank you. That would be great. >> That woman's kind of lucky the employee doesn't want to press charges, but she still has a DUI to worry about since she is behind the wheel. >> All right, how you doing, ma'am? >> Hello. >> Rough night tonight? >> No, not at all. >> Oh, okay. All right, so these these guys want to talk to you. >> Hey hey listen, all right? You still got a $50 bill in in there that you got to pay. All right? Do you have a credit card or cash you can pay for it? >> I'll sign it. >> Or if you don't, then it's misdemeanor petty theft. We don't want to do that, okay? All right. >> I I always pay my bills. >> Okay. That's it that's the card you want to pay? >> Yeah. >> You want me to go do it or you want to stay here? >> Um I have you guys doing that. I'll start my investigation. >> Are you okay if I if I give this to them? Okay, so I'm I'm on body camera. This is your card. Okay, I'm going to give this to the close the tab. I'm going to bring you back the receipt and your card. In the meantime, talk to my partner Officer Linker. He's got some questions for you, all right? I'm going to put the keys to your on top of here. That's all done complete. Okay, so you were hanging out here at Angry Moon? >> Yes, I was meeting my girlfriend over here. Uh she wanted to come up here and that's why I'm at her. >> Okay. Uh is this the only place that you went to or did you go somewhere else before this? >> Yes, I did. I I walked right over there, but it was too busy, so I walked over here. >> You went to Carmine's? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay, but this this was the only place that you were drinking at? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> it's two. >> What did you have to drink in there? >> Uh Chardonnay. >> Okay. I see if I can get a receipt. >> For the >> itemized. >> Okay. >> Um Chardonnay, how many of them? >> Uh I had one, two, and maybe three when we got to the But I had two outside >> So you had two outside and then two inside? >> Uh no, only one inside. >> Just one inside, so you had three total? >> Yes. >> Okay, how do you feel right now? Do you feel all right? >> I'm okay. Yes. >> On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being stone-cold sober and 10 being drunk, where do you think you're at? >> Um I'm pretty stone-cold sober because what you just did me through, I'm pretty stone-cold sober. >> Man, if that's her being sober, I can't imagine what she's going to be when she's drunk. But pretty sure she's just bullcrapping the police. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't put you through anything. >> no, but what what did the >> Oh, the other officers? So, there was a disturbance here, they called in, said you were trying to skip out on your tab, that you pushed somebody, and that you stormed out, and they were worried that you were intoxicated, okay? So, my concern is I'm a DUI officer. Those those other officers, they handled all that initial complaint. Um I'm here because they witnessed you behind the wheel as you are right now. And in the state of Florida, this is called actual physical control, where you have the ability to drive the vehicle, okay? And we also believe we also believe as officers that you're also intoxicated, okay? So, that's my That's me expressing the concern. That's why I'm now here, okay? So, I want to make sure that's not the case, all right? So, I'd like to do some standardized field sobriety exercises with you, okay? >> All right. >> So, let's go ahead and hop out. We'll come back over here. >> The officer then pointed her towards a field sobriety test. >> Okay, so once again, I you know, I expressed the the concern that you're under the influence, you were in actual physical control of the vehicle as observed by this officer over here. >> I understand exactly what's happening right here. >> Okay, so yeah, I'd like to do some standardized field sobriety exercises, all right? >> exactly what's happening here. >> Okay. >> I get everything what's happening over here. >> Okay. So, do you have any medical condition with your eyes not corrected by glasses? >> Uh yes, I do have problem with my eyes. >> What is it? >> Uh I I I don't see correctly. >> Okay, so that would be corrected by glasses. >> Correctly, yes. >> Okay, any any other issue with your eyes besides that? >> Uh I don't see uh uh I don't see. >> Do you wear contact lenses? >> No, but I don't see uh correctly. So, I I mean, you're asking me correctly. I'm asking you honestly, I don't see uh >> Well, I'm saying besides for for having to wear contact lenses or glasses. Any Cuz that's correctable. >> Yeah, but I don't see uh correctly close up. >> Okay. All right. Do you have any medical condition which prevent you from walking a straight line? >> No. >> Do you have any medical condition which prevent you from balancing on one foot? >> I don't think so. >> All right, perfect. So, if you would just go and stand right here in front of me. Right here. Right where I'm pointing. >> Why am I seeing that this that the line >> we're not We're ignoring that line. That line doesn't exist. We're not doing anything with that line. Just go and stand right here in front of me. >> Why? >> Cuz I got to check your eyes out. I'm not We're not using >> No, no, no. I'm sorry. The land is over here. >> Wait a minute. Timeout. Are you are you conducting these exercises or am I conducting them? >> I am telling you I am conducting them. >> The land is over here, okay? >> Okay, but we're not worried about this line. Actually, Miss Eva, come over here. >> No. The land is here. >> No. Why would I be >> Be a grown-up. Come here. >> Sorry? >> Come over here. Listen to simple instructions, okay? You're going to stand right in front of me with your feet together and your hands at your sides. Just like this. Hands at your sides. At your sides, not behind your back. At your sides, like this. >> I have my stance at my sides. >> No, they're behind your back. >> I I I know exactly what you're looking for. And I have a lot of people in the government. >> That's very interesting. Anyway, >> Didn't you just love a no-nonsense cop? Pretty sure his tone in that sentence indicates that he doesn't give two craps about what she knows. And the smile from the other officer when she said, "I have a lot of people in the government." Really priceless. >> Go ahead and put your hands at your sides for me, please. >> I have my stance at my sides. >> No, they're behind your back. She's learning your words an awful lot. All right. >> I have a lot of people in the government, so I know exactly what you're doing. >> That's cool. You see this red light? I want you to follow this red light. Put your hands down. I want you to follow this red light with your eyes only, okay? Do not move your head. You understand me? >> Yeah. >> Don't move your head. Don't move your head. Don't move your head. Don't move your head. You're moving your head. Please don't move your head. All right. Do you do you understand what I when I say don't move your head? Do you know what that means? >> I understand what you're talking to me, but I have a lot of people in the government as well, okay? So, we need to talk. >> No, we don't. >> No, we need to talk. >> see this red light? >> Yeah. >> Follow with your eyes only. Do not move your head, okay? >> We need to talk. >> Don't Don't touch me. Don't >> Okay. >> Don't Don't grab my partner. >> I didn't put my hands on him. >> We'll give her one more chance. >> I'll give you one more >> We'll give her one more chance. Don't grab my partner. >> Right now. >> Put your hands on him. >> I need to >> her. All right. Stop resisting, okay? >> Well, if you can't say he didn't try to give the drunk woman a chance. Oh, well. Time to sober up in jail. >> Yeah. 10-15 signal one on all. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] them. >> I pinched my fingers. >> Are you good? >> I'm good. >> She was charged with DUI, resisting without violence, and battery on a Leo. She pled not guilty to everything. However, the prosecutor failed to officially file any formal charges at her hearing, resulting in just the battery being dropped. The state down filed the DUI and resisting arrest charges and transferred them to a new [music] separate misdemeanor case. Moving on to this next case now where a drunk school chaperone gets trespassed from Universal Studios. >> Are you going to Are you going to get your Uber to take you to Tampa? >> I will call the cops. Do not >> Nope. Nope. Nope. >> I'm calling the cops. >> Just don't Don't do that. >> It is May 20th, 2024. Cops get to Universal Studios theme park regarding a parental chaperone of a school group who was apparently intoxicated and began to cause a disturbance. Dear God, what is going on? >> You see her? >> She has a kid. >> She's in the water. >> Oh, [ __ ] What the The trespass is what? Like they paid over $300 to get in this. >> Why are you trespassing for a year, okay? Do you want a copy? Where are you You are here. >> I'm not there. >> Where are you trying to go? I don't know where you're trying to go. >> I'm going to Miami Dade. I got to go all the way down to Miami. >> So nice. >> Yeah. >> As the woman attempted to find a ride back to Miami, an official from the school group informed her that her son would be staying with the group and not be leaving with her. >> You're not going to call about my child? Wow. That's impressive. Like I didn't even get on the wrong ride. One ride I almost got on the wrong one. >> Kristen? >> Yes. >> This is some legit [ __ ] >> Do you have your phone? Do you have your phone? Do you have your phone? I don't think Uber is going to be your best bet cuz it's not it's not uh >> It's not recognizing the location. >> Go with me. >> I'm doing that [ __ ] Are you out here fine? >> It's it's going to be about the same price. >> Yeah. >> No, not right now. You got to get rid of my son. I know. That was my kid. That's my kid. >> The problem is that we don't feel comfortable leaving him with you because of the uh >> What the >> Yeah. >> Wow. Okay. Well, then I will I'll call their father. I'll call their I'm married and I've been married 16 years. I'm married. >> Where is he at? >> He's at home. >> That's also Miami? >> Yeah, he's a Miami Dade librarian. She was the librarian. >> So he flies back and forth? >> Miami Dade librarian she was the librarian supervisor. >> Oh, okay. >> I also told him to come get some. >> Huh? >> I said if he walks out to come get some. >> Get your phone. Get your phone. How are you planning How are you planning on getting home then? >> I have no idea. >> Cuz you can't stay cuz you can't stay here. >> Oh, I can't? >> No. You'll get arrested. So >> what? Then who's going to take care of your son? >> Why? >> Yeah, but we don't want >> Yeah. >> We care more about you having >> I'm all the way off. Like, I didn't even get on the wrong mother wrong. I >> Yeah, she's definitely not happy about the information. So, the cops then talk to the school official about her behavior. >> It's ridiculous. Like, this lady and all y'all cops, y'all are ridiculous. >> So, can we start working on that Mir's for you? >> No. >> Okay. So, you know that if you refuse, you're going to have to go to jail. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah. Um, she goes to the school function and right Is this a school function? >> And she's a chaperone. >> To what? >> She's a chaperone on on the >> Well, yes, for her own child. Yeah, cuz I didn't I did not attach her with any other kids. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> We've never seen her We've seen her like that before. Yeah, at the school. We've had to ask her to leave the school. >> Okay. >> We asked her not to vape, not to bring it on I already told her not to have it and she still did. >> Okay. >> And my other teacher got to put her hand out because she was vaping right in front of the kids. Please don't do that. That's my children. And she still did. >> She was >> She's oppositional defiant. >> She But she wasn't like when you She smells like alcohol. Yeah. >> But when she got to school in the morning, she just seemed like all gray and like not all right. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> So, the one thing on the bus that was >> Yeah. >> The first thing that I did and I can't have her on the bus like that. >> Yeah. >> I can't have her on the bus. >> Yeah, I got it. >> on the bus. I'm My responsibility are my students and not her. I don't care >> Right. >> what happens to her right now. I really don't. >> Hm. Even with that attitude, the cops still gave her the chance to just leave. >> You'd be willing to just take Mir's, get to get home, >> No. >> possibly sober up, [music] >> No. I'm not >> I'm not sober up what? I've been crying. >> Okay. >> Shut the Like what? Like >> Okay, so are you refusing to leave? You don't want to take him to yours? No? >> I'm not going to pay no yellow taxi car. >> Well, Uber is not going to take you anywhere. You have no other way of transportation. The other option is you can walk off the property. Do you want to do that? Walk off the property? >> I probably should. >> And then go somewhere else? >> Well, you better get my kid. >> Okay. Well, your kid's not going to go with you. >> Yeah, he is. >> I I promise you he's not. >> Why? >> Because of the state that you're in, you can't be with your child right now. >> All right. I can't like cry. >> He's in a school function. This is the safest. He's with other adults that you trust. They're part of the school system. Well, you take him You take him to school every day. So, clearly you do. Okay? >> No. Not every day. I'm not I'm not >> So, the other option is we can get a ride off. We can escort you and walk you off of the property. That's an option that we have for you. And then you can figure out how to get home. >> I got to be quiet for a second. >> Okay. So >> stop. >> I'm going to give you a couple of seconds to gather yourself. And then we're going to walk you off the property, okay? >> Okay. That's a good idea. >> Okay. All right. All right, Ms. Kristen. Can we stand [music] up now start walking you off property? Are you refusing to stand up? Are you refusing to get off the property? >> of have. >> You are? You are refusing to leave? >> I I I'm going to like try and find myself a ride. If y'all touch me, like >> Do you Do you understand for refusing you're going to go to jail? I'm giving you multiple chances cuz I don't want to >> Well, with all those chances and still [music] refusing to take anything, the cops have no other choice but to put her under arrest. >> Okay, so are you refusing? >> No. Why? Why? You're getting aggressive. >> I'm not. I promise you. >> You actually are, but >> So, you're not going to leave with your son, okay? Are you going to Are you going to get your Uber to take you to Tampa? >> I will call the cops on y'all. >> Are you going to take your Uber to Tampa? No? Okay. >> Do not >> Nope. Nope. Nope. Just go. Don't do that. Now you you're going to jail, okay? You're being arrested for trespass. >> Why? Like I didn't stand up. Like I want to go to Tampa. >> So, let's go. Stand up. Yeah, oh yeah. Let's do this. >> Do not grab me like that. Release my shoulder. You're hurting me. >> Let's go. Come on. Walk. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> Why? I CAN LIKE GET AN Uber and go home. I don't know. Can you please get the phone so I can like get the I'll take that yellow car home. Please. >> Too late. We told you. We gave you multiple chances. >> Why? I WAS TRYING TO FIGURE it out. Please stop. You're hurting my arm. Can I get me the taxi thing? I promise I'll get No, it's not too late. >> Okay, come on. Keep walking. >> Please stop. Please stop. Please Please Please stop. >> You won't let me like take the Nope. It's already done, ma'am. >> No, it's not. All I did was sit there and say, "Let me think about it." What did I drop I dropped my favorite chocolate on the floor. It's broken. >> I said you dropped it on the floor. You You want to sit down. I had to pick you up. >> Back up. >> No. >> Take a seat. >> No. >> Yep. You're going to be taking a seat, okay? >> Please. Please. Please. >> Please. I will like like do whatever you want. >> Go. Come on. One, two, three. >> No. Thanks a lot. >> She was charged with trespassing after warning. She also played no contest and was found guilty of the charge.