when you first stopped. She was like, >> "Because you already crashed and then you drove here and then you passed out inside this." >> I was in a black witchcraft store and I got knocked off by God cuz God don't want doesn't want to meet me there. He knocked off my truck. >> It's honestly unbelievable how people can think a crash just disappears if they don't stick around right up until they realize the police are catching up. STEP OUT. YOU'RE GETTING HOSED. OC. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's cases in cops versus dumbest hit-and-run carons get the surprise of their life. Starting with this case, where a hit-and-run family gets the surprise of their life. On January 23rd, 2026, officers responded to a hit-and-run incident where a vehicle hit an elderly man, ran over his bike, and drove away. Here's the footage of the incident. After the incident, a good Samaritan pulled over to help the elderly man and called 911. >> See how you're doing. >> A little tender. >> Yeah, my knee's a little messy. >> Can you describe the pain to me that you're having when you walk? Is it like a sharp pain? >> Yes, right in there. >> Okay. Just below your knee. Yeah. >> Where was she coming from? Which direction? >> She was sitting right here. >> She was sitting here. And where were you? >> I was riding down here. >> So you were coming across and then she pulled in and hit you from the side. >> She hit me broadside. >> Okay. >> I was cutting across. She just she took off, too. >> Sir, >> what happened here today? >> Uh going across and there was a person, I don't know, male or female in a a white RV and they just hit me. Brought >> an RV. Yeah. No, SUV. >> An SUV. Did you see if like what kind of make, model it was? >> It was just white. >> It was just white. Was it newer or older? >> It was newer. >> It was newer. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh did it have any stickers on it? Any damage? >> Not that I'm I didn't see. >> You didn't see like Ford, Nissan, >> in Florida. >> Okay. >> I went down. >> What part of the crosswalk were you in? >> Right. Right earlier. >> Right there. >> Okay. So, they struck you and then they took off that way. You want a crash report completed for your injuries and your damage to your bike? >> You don't want one? >> Okay. >> If you're absolutely certain that you don't want to go to the hospital, though, I I'm not going to force you to do anything, >> right? >> Of course. >> But I just my concern is it's going to get worse. So, at the very least, you got to go get it x-rayed. >> Yeah, I can probably go get it x-rayed. >> So, you just want to come with us? No, I want to get home is what I want to do. See if I can get home. >> So, are you planning to ride this bike home or >> No, this is no change. >> Yeah, it's going to be a refusal for now. >> I would have ridden it. >> If the chain was on, I would have ridden it. >> All right, listen. So, we'll get a refusal from you. But listen, if it if it gets worse, just call us back. I mean, we're literally right over there. >> Yeah. So, um just call us back. We'll take you to the hospital. that you want to file a report and make sure it's documented with them or no. >> Well, the difference it's not going to do any good for what? >> I mean, >> you know what I'm saying? >> You never know what's going to come of it. So, but if you don't, it's perfectly up to you, >> right? >> Is the bike going to start? >> No. >> Do you still need a ride? I can go back home and get the truck. I don't know how I'm going to get home. If I don't >> I can I can guide you home. You know that. I you know I know practically where you live. >> I know. >> Yeah. So I'll go get the truck and I don't know if we can get it in there. That's fine. If we you guys aren't strong enough, guess we'll have to leave the bike until you can get some other >> arrangements. But if we can get it in my truck. >> You have a truck? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I mean, that's up to you. If you want to do that, you're more than welcome to do that. That's I'm not >> I'll be right back. >> Is that okay with you, sir? >> Thank you. Of >> course. >> Poor man, he looks defeated. After taking the victim's statement and offering him assistance, the officers began tracking down the vehicle that had fled using street camera footage. >> How you doing, sir? >> Hello, Deputy Lee with the sheriff's office. Are uh you or Daniela home? >> No, sir. She's in New York and I'm at work for the city. >> Okay. Um, do you know who would be driving the white Mazda that's registered to this address? >> Uh, that would be her mother's got the car while my wife's away. >> Okay. Um, can I >> She lives on Beaver Dam, not too far from there. >> Beaver Dam. All right. What's her first name? >> Uh, Lydia. L I D I A. >> Yes, sir. It might be L Y. It It's one of the one or the other, but I believe it's L I >> L I D I A. >> Yes. >> Okay. Or Y. Do you know what her approximate age is? >> Um I would say she's about 64, 65. The house identical to mine except it's green color. Um, and if you know the the Mazda the Mazda should be in the drive. >> Is it just me or did this son-in-law not have the slightest bit of concern to hear that a cop was looking for his mother? Well, either way, with the direction given, the officers went looking for the car and found it just a few streets over sitting in the driveway. the damage. Traffic 10 at traffic 13. Yeah, it's here in the driveway. All right. I'm not going to make contact until you get here. It's going to be Beaver Dam Lane. Yeah, I'm rolling, by the way. And there's some damage underneath. Yeah, it's so um the resident there told me that it's either Lydia, his mother-in-law, or it's Lydia's brother who is a 400 lb schizophrenic. >> I mean, I'm looking at this. Yeah, >> it almost looks like maybe it was washed >> and then like but you see like where it's kind of covered up right there. >> Yeah, I mean there's some damage there. I mean I see a lot of this here. This has been covered up. I say it could be uh white out or something like that. >> I'm Debbie Lane with Flaggler County Sheriff's Office. Are you Lydia? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is that your daughter's vehicle there? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Um who would have access to it today? >> Huh? >> Who was Do you know who would have been driving at this point? >> I drive. You only drive it? Yeah. >> Were you driving this morning? >> Yeah. What happened to something? >> Okay. Were you aware you were involved in a collision? >> Collision? >> A crash with a bike? You know anything about that? Okay. Let me just read you something real quick. All right. Like I said, I'm deputy lane with the sheriff's office. I'm investigating a hit and run. Uh, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you >> Okay. I call my daughter because she speak English very well and you can speak because I don't understand everything, you know. I'm a guy. I understand they're good. >> Okay. Do you mind if I come in with you? >> No, I the the phone. >> Yeah. Do you mind if I come in with you? >> Yeah. Yeah. You >> Yeah, I think she understood the officer just fine until she heard you have the right to remain silent. Oh well. Maybe she did, maybe she didn't. Who am I to say? I'm just a random AI voice over. >> People are in the house right now. Is it just you? Is it your >> Yeah, it's me, my son, my whatever something you tell me cuz I would, you know. >> Okay. All right. You want to call your daughter? Want to just stand over here as well? >> No. What? What happened is something or >> Yeah, I'll get to that in a second. I just got to read you something before I ask any more questions. You want to just We can stay in the shade over here. She wasn't answering uh her husband. Do you have any >> No, my husband. No, he's died. >> No, no, no, no. Her husband. Your daughter's husband. He wasn't answering as well. >> No, it's work. Okay. Yeah. So, my daughter, she speak English cuz I speak English a little bit. I don't understand. >> All right. This is Debbie Lane with the Flagler County Sheriff's Office. Uh, what was your mom just talking to you now when you when you were talking in Spanish? >> Yeah, something about my car. >> Okay. What What did she say about your car? >> Yep. That you're asking her if someone touched the car. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And I said And I said, "Where's my car?" >> Yeah. >> Cuz I'm in dark right now. I'm actually driving right now to the airport. >> I got you. Yeah. So, we're investigating an incident that happened uh earlier this morning. I got to read her her Miranda rightites. Um are you >> No, my mom my mom hasn't driven the car. >> Okay. She hasn't driven it today. >> No, she has a car. >> Okay. Who would have been driving the Mazda today then? >> Well, I left it there. Some people parked at the house. >> Okay. Somebody was somebody was driving it today. It was involved in a hidden run. >> Someone someone got into a car accident. >> Yes. Did she mention anything about that to you? >> No, no, no. >> Did she mention anybody driving it other than her? She told me just before she called. Ma'am, ma'am, give me a second. She told me, Ma'am, just before she called you, she told me that she drives it. >> No, not today. Not today. >> I mean, she could drive the car. >> I drive this car, but not today. >> Okay. >> I have another car. >> I'm going to read her her Miranda rightites. Okay. Um, if she ask her ask her again if someone's off the car. Okay, I have to read her her Miranda rightites so she understands that, you know, she doesn't have to answer specific questions. It's it's a part of my question. >> Well, I'm investigating something right now. Ma'am, can you come over here? >> No. No. Can you Can you come over here? >> I'm going to Okay, I'm going to I'm going to read it out loud and if she has any questions, she can she can ask you and then she can ask me. >> The officer then read her Miranda rightites before beginning the questioning. Uh, do you understand your rights as I've explained them to you, ma'am? >> Um, but I have to translate. >> I'm asking if she understood anything I said. >> No, she doesn't. >> Okay. All right. All right. Tell her what I just told you then. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. I understand. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. Does she understand what I just what what I told to you? Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. With those uh with what I said, um is she still willing to answer my questions? Well, no, because it's it's this is really difficult because I'm always there to take care of stuff like this or doctors or youngest. >> Well, she I need I need a verbal yes or no from her and I >> No, no, because she wouldn't be answering you correctly unless I'm there. >> Well, you can translate. >> Yeah, but this seems weird. No, no, I'm not there. This is making me uncomfortable. No. >> Okay, ma'am. Do you wish to speak to me? No, you can speak because I don't understand everything because I speak no I I don't understand everything. >> Oh, are you still >> Are you still willing to speak to me though and answer my questions is what I'm asking. >> No, no, no. Because I say I don't understand good, you know. >> Okay. >> No, I can't answer because I say I don't speak English very well. I don't want to get a mistake for Lena. >> Okay. All right. >> It's funny how every second that passes, the woman's English just deteriorates more. >> Are your sister and your are your son or your kids here right now? >> No, my adult. >> I think I think my sister is here, but she doesn't ride. She just has an ID. >> No, he can ride. She can ride because I see disabled. He can disable it. >> Okay. So, who's here right now? See see >> okay. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. Answer. >> Okay. Who Who is here right now with your mother? >> My my sister and my brother. >> Okay. Your sister and brother are in the house currently right now. >> Yeah. They disabled. Disabled. >> Okay. How old's your sister? >> Uh 47. >> 47. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Um >> she disabled. >> So, here's what happened. Your car was involved in a hit and run. We're trying to figure out who was driving it. Okay. Somebody was obviously driving it because um I mean there there's proof of it throughout the county and there's also crush damage to it and camera footage. I'm just trying to figure out who is doing this. Okay. >> So, now that now that we have your vehicle, it's going to get entered in as into a a long form and your insurance is going to find out that it was involved in a hit and run. >> Okay. >> It ultimately >> Yeah. And we're going to end up towing it cuz it's evidence in a crime. >> I I understand. Yeah. But can I handle it with the insurance? >> No. Your insurance is going to find out that I was involved in a hit and run. Please stay out of the vehicle. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. Your insurance is going to find out that it was involved in a in a hit and run and they're not going to be too happy. >> Somebody moved it. >> Somebody moved it. Somebody drove it today. >> Yeah. What happened? I want to ask this thing. >> Somebody got into a crash. >> Crash somebody. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And a lot of people What is it? >> So my brother, he has mental illness, but he does have a license to drive. >> Okay. >> Um so but you know mentally lately he's not all that well. Can I take responsibility for the car accident? >> No, he can't because you're not here. >> We don't know if he he leaves to the side. We don't know. He comes and goes. We don't know if you took the keys and used it. >> All right. Can you just ask your mom if she's aware if any if if either her or your siblings took the car out today? >> Okay. No. >> Okay. So, officer. >> Yes. >> Okay. Normally, he takes our car, the red one. They have a Hyundai >> and he comes in and out of out of his room through the garage. >> So, she doesn't know if he did or not. >> Okay. So, she she has no um >> No, but she's typically in the kitchen. >> Okay. So, she just one second. She has no knowledge that either her or your siblings drove this car today, but she's also claiming that she wasn't driving this car. >> Correct. >> Okay. Uh, so your brother is named Andrea Matrrena. Correct. >> Correct. >> Okay. What's his middle initial? All right. I'm going to give the phone back to your mom. Might as well talk to them and see if they see anything here. >> I'm going to talk to Carmela first cuz I don't think she's the one who's driving. She only has an ID card. and see if she can provide a statement and then see if he's I mean the everybody who knows >> the uh son says he has mental issues. >> So, >> okay, >> just just hold on. >> The officers then came to the house to talk to the son who has a mental illness and this is where the chaos began. >> Hello. >> Hey, Andrea. Is your sister home? >> No, she's away. >> What? >> Your sister isn't here? Carmela, she's not here. It's just you. >> Okay. >> No, there was no accident. >> Okay. Were you driving today? >> No, I wasn't driving. I was driving. >> Can you stop, please? >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you weren't driving today whatsoever. >> No. >> You weren't involved in the collision? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just got to read you something. I'm deputy with the sheriff's office. I'm investigating a hit and run. Um, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say uh can and will be used as evidence against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you now uh while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford uh to hire a lawyer won't be appointed to >> It's not my trunk. It's okay. >> Okay. No, just one second. I'm just I'm still reading something. Hey, hey, hold on. Hold on. >> Don't touch me. >> Hey, HOLD ON. >> IT'S MY PROPERTY. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. It's my property. >> Andre, it's not my car. If someone hit on the side, it's not my fault. >> Close the door. WHAT'S GOING ON? >> OKAY, that's okay. That's okay. >> CLOSE THE DOOR. JUST come outside. >> I'm going to fight the problem myself. No. Just come outside. >> Leave my property right now. >> Leave my property right now. >> Leave my property right now. I wasn't driving today. You said >> I wasn't driving today. You s my property. >> No. Leave my property, sir. my property. Sir, >> don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Get out of the way. >> You said don't do it. >> Let's calm down. >> I wasn't drunk tonight. Why are you talking about other calm down? We're trying to >> YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT OTHER THINGS. I WAS NOT DRIVING. >> SIR, calm down. Step out of the way. Step out of the way. Stop. Stop. >> Calm down. >> There's more footage overall, but not inside the residence due to Florida law. The department cut the video there, but inside the officers would go on to struggle to arrest the man and be forced to deploy more tasers. Finally, with more tasers in his back, he fell and was put in handcuffs. Shortly after, EMS arrived to check on him, and he would spontaneously state that the bike had hit his car, and the guy began swearing at him. So, he left the area without calling the cops. >> Everything's all taken care. All the only thing that's left is for you to get in the in the bus. >> Once you get in there, we can get you back home and get you a cigarette. >> Can I sit in the front with you? >> You can't. >> I can't breathe in there. I have no heart. >> I've got too much stuff in my front. >> There's too much stuff up there. >> I can't sit there. We're not going there's a ton of room. There's no there's no window. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. The whole design. >> This ain't the playground, buddy. We're going in there. >> So, let's stand up, please. >> You can if you want to. I mean, we could try to push in the larger area in the back. >> Yeah. >> But there's no windows there either. I >> I think this is bigger, but >> you can hold on a little bit more. >> I hear. >> No. Can you keep me >> sit in the corner over there? >> Can you keep me in the hospital? >> No, we can't keep So, we got to have you go back there. >> This is actually the better seat. It's going to be a short ride and then you get a cigarette. >> Can you speak with my mom? >> When Once you get home? >> Yeah. >> No. Can I speak with her now? >> Not right now. >> Not right now. No. No. Once you get home. But the faster you get in there, the faster you can talk to your mom. >> I want to go in there because I can't breathe. >> You got to You got to go. Come on. >> You stand up. You watch you stand up. >> Stand up. >> Step up. >> Be all right. >> Step up. Come on. >> There you go. >> You got it. >> You got it. You got to keep going. >> I'm going to get in there first. >> Someone should get in there. are coming down. >> Yeah, sounds about right. >> Sitting in here with me. >> Yeah. Yeah. Once you sit down, we'll get in there. >> I'll get in there with you. >> You got that whole corner. You can sit. >> Look at all that room you got. >> Can you sit in there with me? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Want to show me you can play with >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Come on. Come on. >> There you go. You can >> up and in. There we go. >> Yeah. We're coming. We're coming. Don't worry. You don't need to strap them in. In the end, the man was charged with leaving the scene of a crash involving injury, battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, and resisting officers refusing to accept sign citation or postpone. Moving on to the next case where a hit-and-run driver was found passed out with a 0.29 BAC. >> When she first stopped, she was like this far away from me. I thought, okay, you know, she's going to back up. But she didn't. She just hit you. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Are you okay? >> She's the one that drive >> because you already crashed and then you drove here and then you passed out inside there. >> On May 11th, 2025, officers responded to a report of a hit and run. When the officers arrived, he met with the victim of the hit and run. Here's what happened next. >> She made the turn, but she she slowed down and then she just turned. There was no way she was going to make it. And I couldn't back up cuz there was a freaking car behind me. >> Okay. So, you were pulling out of Casey's here. >> No, I was pulling up to the stop sign. It was at the stop sign. >> Okay. >> I actually was behind the line >> and she comes this way. I saw there was a car coming behind me. >> So, I knew I was going to be able to back up. I'm sitting there going >> at her before she ever made the turn. She came from that way >> and then she was turning here and she >> and she was turning here. >> Okay. >> And I could tell when she was coming that she was not going to make it. >> Okay. You know, I was hoping maybe she'd change her mind and go around the block or something, but she tried making the turn and there was no way she was going to freaking make it. >> Okay. >> No freaking way. I to I think she might have been. She had stopped, backed up, and then turned. It would have been different, but she didn't even try that. >> She just kept going. >> She just kept going. >> Are you hurt? Do you need EMS? >> I'm just going to take one more pass through. Do you think that's far enough? >> Doesn't look like it should I do. Also, no other calls on it. >> Okay. >> My husband goes, "But there's white there." I said, "There was a blue van." >> Like an SUV kind of thing. >> It was a blue SUV. Okay. >> That's I'm not good with vehicles. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Dark blue, light blue. >> Dark blue. >> Dark blue. Okay. >> And it makes noises. See? >> Okay. Let me uh do you have your insurance card? Um since it's a crash, insurance and driver's license. >> Okay. I mean, after she did it is I'm like, why did when she when she first stopped, she was like this far away from me? I thought, okay. You know, she's going to back up, but she didn't. She just >> hit you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is that the address on your driver's license? Is that your current address? >> All right. Well, you can uh take off and if I relocate or you know, if we find anything, we'll let you know. Okay. Um, I'm going to go in and see if they have any camera footage. >> After talking with the victim, the officer then checked the nearby security camera to get the license plate of the hit and run vehicle, which they then used to quickly locate it. >> Is it in park? >> Yeah, it's in park. >> Well, she doesn't come to the door. I'm towing it. And there's like an open I guess antage right there. I can see the top of it right there. See it? >> Yeah. >> She's right here. >> Are you okay? >> She's the one that >> Okay. Do you want We're good. Do you want EMS? >> No. >> 20 grand. We're at 1061. She's laying just inside the hallway door. >> You're fine. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. What happened? >> Just give me to, please. >> What? >> Just give me to my apartment, please. >> Well, I think we have to talk about what happened on the roadway. Did you hit a car? >> No, I don't think so. >> Okay. Do you remember turning by Casey's? >> No. >> No. How much you had a drink tonight? >> No. >> Are you diabetic? No. >> No. How come I can smell the odor of alcohol coming from your breath? >> Okay. >> Said the woman who passed out in the front door of an apartment. She's lucky that she passed out at home, not on the road. But I guess she already crashed and then kept driving home, so not really. >> How long ago did you get here? I just got really lightheaded and just passed out. >> Okay. But were you did you just park here and then you walked in? About how long ago did you get here? >> I don't know. I have no idea. >> You know where you're at right now? >> Yeah, I'm in my apartment building. >> Okay. And you haven't had anything to drink today? >> No. Okay. Well, can I get you to stand up for me, ma'am? What? >> Oh, we can help you. I'm going to just stuff these in your pocket. All right. >> Your bag here. >> I just don't want you to fall. So, I'm holding you. Okay. Sounds like a stop on driving cuz I wasn't driving while I was out. >> Okay, so we're going to go out here. >> After asking her to step outside, the officers then began to question her about the crash. >> Is this your vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Do you normally park like that? >> Yeah, pretty much. Yeah. >> You pull right up to the front, the sidewalk. Do you have a handicap placard? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz you're parked in a handicap stall. I'm sorry. Don't give me a handicap. Took it. >> Well, I think we got a little bit more to talk about than just that. Okay. So, how much have you had to drink today? When did you start drinking? What time? So, it's 5:42 now. >> Way too much. But, I haven't been driving and drinking. >> Okay. When did you have your last drink? How many hours ago did you drink last? >> I don't know. That not that long ago, but I'm not drinking and driving right now. Well, I understand you're not now because you already crashed and then you drove here and then you passed out inside there. >> You literally crashed into another vehicle by Casey's how this happened. >> I don't know how that happened. >> So, I can tell you the other vehicle that was hit by Casey's It was red. And there's red right there. Yeah, she might not pass out while driving, but she surely blacked out while driving. Either that or she's lying. And with her that hammered, the officers then asked her to do a field sobriety test, which of course she refused, leading to her arrest. >> I want to go back inside. >> Um, no. So, at this time, I'm going to ask, will you consent to standardized field sobriety testing? >> No. No. So, will you consent to standardize field society testing? No. Okay. So, you're under arrest roadw. Okay. We place your hands behind your back. >> No, you're not going inside. >> Okay. >> We'll head over here. Um, actually, will you just I don't think she'll make it that far, so we'll I'll pull my squad over here. >> Is this your shopping list? >> Okay. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, or hurt me? I need to know about any guns and eyes bazookas. >> No. Okay. Okay. >> No. So, we're going to take a seat in the back of the squad cart. That's your foot. >> With her being secured in the squad car, the officer then Miranda her for further questioning. >> So this is your constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court. Will you talk to me? Yes. >> Okay. So, where were you going? I guess where where were you going when you crashed into the car? Where did you run to get some groceries? Did you run? Where did you go? >> I was just running errands. >> You were running errands. Okay. Why didn't you stop? Do you know that you have to report an accident if you get into an accident? Yeah, I guess I do realize that. >> Okay, so why didn't you stop? >> Was it cuz you were scared? So, we just messed up today and kind of went back into it or or what? >> Cuz you were coming southbound on Elm Street and you went to turn on Dwight Street by Casey's and you hit basically your front end driver side front end crashed into another car that was trying to turn onto Elm Street right in the front end. So, it was like front end front end to front end. So, front end, driver side, front end, driver's side, and then you didn't stop or anything. You didn't stop to make sure that the person you crashed into was okay. Um, you didn't stop to report the accident. Why didn't you stop and report it? Why didn't you stop to make sure the other person was okay if you crashed into them? >> Cuz I've been in accidents before and I've always been in trouble before. >> Okay. >> So, I don't want to be in trouble again. >> Okay. So, you were scared you were going to get in trouble? >> Yes. >> Okay. Why were you scared? >> I do have a drinking problem and I was not drinking and driving. >> Okay. >> You're not going to get me for that because I was >> Why were Why were you scared you were going to get in trouble though? If you say you weren't drinking and driving, why were you scared you were going to get in trouble? >> Because I always am. >> Okay. >> So, you weren't drinking and driving. Can you explain all the open bush light containers that were in the car? Those are from a long time ago. >> They were cold. >> No, they weren't. >> Yes, they were. I actually still have the bag up there. You want me to grab it and show you how cold they are? >> They're not cold, >> ma'am. They were They were literally cold there. There is water seeping out of the bag. >> Well, get me for opening the toxicants because I wasn't drinking and driving. >> Okay. So, when did you when did you drink last? Was it before you crashed? No, it was after. >> Okay. So, earlier you told me that you drank a long time ago, like earlier in the day. Now you're changing it. >> Honestly, I'm an alcoholic. I don't remember. >> So, you've been drinking all day? >> No, I have not been drinking all day. >> Okay. What time did you start drinking? It's about 6:30 now. It wasn't that long ago. It was just It was after Yes. after that happened. So, I knew I made a mistake. So, but why were all the containers in your car open? >> They've been in there a long time. >> Ma'am, do you want me to pull the bag out right now? There's literally ice that's melting in the bag. The cans are cold. So, they have not been in there a long time >> in there. I know there's not ice in there. >> Okay. So, then why are the cans cold? Why? Why is there cold if they've been in there a long time? >> Because it was cold last night. >> After questioning her, the officers then transported her to the station where she submitted to a blood test which showed she had a blood alcohol content of 0.299. That's a trace of blood in her alcohol system. In the end, she was charged with her fourth offense of operating a vehicle with a prohibited alcohol concentration and hit and run. She was found guilty on both charges and was sentenced to 335 days in jail and was ordered to pay $5,590 in fines and costs. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a couple of sovereign citizens find out that they're not above the law after a hit and run. Ma'am, can you step out of the vehicle so I can speak with you? >> STEP OUT. YOU'RE GETTING HOSED. STEP OUT NOW. STEP OUT NOW. >> OC. >> Get out. >> On January 15th, 2023, an officer on patrol witnessed a minor collision between two cars. However, the situation quickly escalated when the male passenger in one of the vehicles exited and pepper-sprayed the driver of the other vehicle. The officer then pursued the suspects and conducted a traffic stop. What happened next was chaos mixed with a lot of entitlement. >> Hi there. My name is Sergeant Thirsten. Ma'am, I'm talking to you. You're the driver. Ma'am, I'm asking you to roll the window down to speak with me. You're the driver of this vehicle. >> Can you open the door so I can talk to you? >> Open the door. Open the door. >> Ma'am, I'm trying to speak with you. >> Okay. One second here. Ma'am, I'm trying to speak with you. You're the driver of the vehicle. I'm trying to talk to you. I'm asking you to make contact with me on the other side of the vehicle so I can talk with you. Okay. >> Ma'am, can you step out of the vehicle so I can speak with you? >> Don't work. Ma'am, I'm asking you to speak. >> Ma'am, I will be breaking the window and ask and pulling you out of the vehicle. If you don't >> This is what happens when you've been brainwashed to the extent that you don't even realize it. >> We are allowed to be securing our personal. >> I'm asking you to open the door on that side constitutional right. >> Do you not understand that? >> Ma'am, I'm asking you for an identification. >> Open the door. I'm going to break the window. I'm going to break the window and assist you out of the vehicle. Open the door and speak to me. Open the door and speak to me. I'm asking you to identify you. Identify yourself. Do you have a driver's license? I'm asking you to open the door and speak. While sovereign citizens are known for their attempts to dodge legal authority through pseudo legal arguments and bizarre interpretations of the law, this couple's actions really crossed the line. Pepper spraying another driver right in front of the police. However, sovereign citizens can be dangerous and unpredictable when cornered. So, the officers had to treat this carefully. >> So, she's refusing to identify herself, >> right? He's refusing to identify himself. >> Okay. As far as him right now, let's not worry about him. Let's worry about >> she's being the driver. She Yep. >> No plate on the vehicle. >> No plate on the vehicle. Yep. That's what we got. >> Walker. So, let's let's get her out of the vehicle. >> Okay. She refuses to come out. All right. Well, we'll get in the vehicle. We'll pull her out 25 her. She's not cooperating with us. >> And we'll tow the vehicle because there's no uh plates on the vehicle. >> Okay. My next problem is I hope she doesn't try to take off on us because >> Right. >> Uh just because she's not pinned in or anything. So I'm I'm in front of her. I can >> uh why don't you have your guy? We'll block her from going anywhere. Jonesy or I pull up a little bit closer maybe. >> That way she doesn't take off running on us. Soon, several officers arrived at the scene to assist in the couple's arrest. However, before the officers could take action, they discovered one crucial and tricky detail. There's a kid in the back seat. >> He's asking if you want to pull it into the window. >> Hey, uh, >> there's somebody in the back seat. I don't know if it's a child. >> One one second here, Chris. >> A child or a male? >> It's a male. >> Younger. So, here Walker. I don't know if I want to put OC in there right quick right yet because >> let's hold off until uh I don't want them to take off. You know what I'm saying? I don't >> And then they'll have OC. >> Hey, I got some skater spikes back. >> Go ahead. It wouldn't hurt. >> So, do you need a Do we need a baton at this point? What do we got? >> Yeah, I do. We have a uh sovereign and citizen type person. So, here's the plan. We got three people in the car. Hey, let's uh >> You want me to shut it down? >> Why don't you shut it down? Yep. 47 1187. We'll just shut the westbound traffic down right there. Uh then there's three people in the car, two male, one female driver refusing to identify themselves. They're saying they're holding up paper saying they're sovereign citizens. We're going to uh make entry into the front, get the driver out, and then we'll uh I'd like to hook the front passenger up for obstructing with us. >> I've got the window breaker, so I'm going to go ahead and crack the >> driver out first. I'll take >> Yep. So, I need wait for my loan to get here. >> But, uh looks like they're going to have less lethal, but I'm going to uh we need to have someone to uh cover. We have a couple of to make contact. >> Young younger male in the back seat. when we when we go take the driver, let him know, put his hands behind his back or want to hit him with OC. >> Here's a here's also >> uh once we we're going to have to get her out and >> he's got a knife one of the guys, so that's why I want someone to be caught. >> With the officer's plan in place, they finally began to make a move. >> You're under arrest. Open the door. >> Mike, stop. Use this end. >> You're under arrest. Open the door. >> STEP OUT. YOU'RE GETTING HOSED. STEP OUT NOW. STEP OUT NOW. >> STEP OUT. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. STEP OUT OF THE vehicle now. >> Step out of the vehicle now. OC. >> Step out now. >> Step out now. >> Step out. You're going to run out of air. traditional YouTube live. These guys are the window. >> They're trying to get to us. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the vehicle over here. >> Step out. NOW. >> STEP OUT. >> Exit the VEHICLE NOW. >> THEY'RE TRYING TO KIDNAP. >> GET OUT. HEY, >> right there. >> Put your hands behind your back. You are under arrest. Hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Open up. >> Step out. Got him. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not blaming you. >> You are under arrest. Do not resist arrest. >> Resisting. >> You're under arrest. >> Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not. >> Hey, don't treat my 15year-old like a head. >> He's not doing anything. >> I do. Give him a second. >> Be quiet. You're under arrest. >> None of us. >> Be quiet. You're in arrest. >> None of us are resisting. >> You would have got >> None of us are resisting. >> Later, medics were called for their 15 years old son who had been sitting in the back seat. His only misfortune was being born to irresponsible parents. Also, one of the officers had something to say to the mother who put her child in that situation. >> Ma'am, what is your name? Ma'am, my wallet, this should have never happened. You hear me? This should have never happened. You should have cooperated with us. >> The couple was charged with assault, obstructing official business, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Now, let's go from chaos to confidence. Specifically, the kind of confidence only a woman who has just come from a witchcraft store has. was in a black witchcraft store and I got knocked off by God cuz God don't want doesn't want me to be there. He knocked off my truck. >> On July 14th, 2025, officers on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with similar damage described in an earlier hit-and-run incident. Here's what happened next. >> Reason why I'm stopping you today, for one, is you are missing your back bumper. So, in the state of Florida, you're you're required to drive with a front bumper and a back bumper. accident. >> Okay, no worries. Accidents happen. >> Look, listen. Just listen. Okay, listen. Accidents happen. I understand. But just know that is the reason for this stop. While I was driving behind you, you were unable to maintain your lane. You were kind of all over the road. Okay. >> You're dancing. I got you. Listen, we all like to have a good time. Trust me. >> Yeah. Yeah. Hey, >> no words. You got your We got a little bit. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Hey. >> Hey. We all sing in the car. >> Well, listen. I think we found your bumper. You left it at Wind Dixie. I think you might just left it behind. >> Yeah. I think it belongs to your car. Is it yours? Huh? What? You want to see it? We'll bring it over and then we'll see if it's >> As the officers went to get the bumper, the woman grew increasingly impatient and agitated. I >> I can't I can't stand this stupid. Do I have a kid in the car? Do you see one? You see one? No, I don't. >> Why you ask me that? >> I didn't ask you. >> He did. Why you ask me that? You see one? >> I'm hiding one over here. >> No. >> Why you ask me that? >> I didn't ask you. >> He did. That's why I mean I can't help myself. I can I cannot be me with the stupid questions. I try not to be mean, but it was me stupid questions. I had to be mean because there's no other way. Mhm. >> Okay. Can you Can you exit the vehicle safely and tell me how this bumper situation happens? Oh, there's a little witchcraft store. There's a little witchcraft and they come out somehow. >> Okay. >> Can you go off into the sidewalk here? >> Oh, I'm going back to my car. I'm not going to the sidewalk. >> Why are you going to go back to your car? >> Why you want me in the sidewalk? I'm going to look. You want the sidewalk? I'm getting wired. >> Okay. >> I want a present. I'm not going to the sidewalk. I don't know. We're not going to be in the sidewalk registration. I'm going to >> You have your registration? Thank you. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> This is my drive license. Check it out. >> I don't have your license. >> Go get it if you want to know my name. >> Okay. >> I'm busy. >> Let me try this a different way cuz it's not working this way. >> She came out. >> I thought I thought you had your your insurance. >> I do have my insurance. >> You just added your phone. >> It's not going through. So, let me get in another way. Give me a second. >> Okay. >> Don't annoy me. I'm not trying to annoy you. >> Hi. >> Okay. Um, does that mean I remember her name? Hold on. Give me a second. >> Hello. >> I'm trying to remember my president. Give me a second, honey. I'll talk to you in a minute. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> Why would I need one for? >> Oh, okay. >> Have I asked for? >> No. I go into weird situations. I don't ask for one. I'm asking for one right now. No, I don't. >> The entitlement is strong with this one. Her attitude is off the charts, but at least she was kind of cooperative with the officers. And having a bad attitude wasn't really a crime. >> Your bumper is missing. Do you know what happened to it? >> I do. >> What happened? I was in a black witchcraft store and I got knocked off by God cuz God don't want doesn't want me to be there. He knocked off my trunk cuz I I was in a witchcraft store. >> You was in a witchcraft store? >> Yeah. >> And who knocked off your trunk? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> You said a dude? >> I don't know. Something. >> So, has it been missing prior to today or this just yesterday? >> Yesterday this happened. >> Mhm. I asked the guy to show you just I don't want to be able to get you. >> So, he's going to pay to fix your car? >> Yes. >> Okay. This happened here or in Miami. You were in Fort Lauderdale. >> It was actually Fort Lauderdale, right? Or maybe >> Okay. So, the bumper's been missing. >> Can I Can I ask you to step out to look at your car because there's something else missing on the other side besides your bumper. Okay. Mommy, when my buckle comes off, I took off everything. >> Tell me, what did you take off? >> The buckle was coming off. I was about to go to the church. I'm a Mormon. I go to the church every Sunday. It doesn't look like >> I'm a Mormon. I do believe she meant [ __ ] because her story about the bumper will get even more confusing the more she tries to explain it. >> What else did you take off? >> I took everything that was hanging out in here. >> Did you take off anything on the sides? >> No, I just take the bumper off. That's all that comes off. You guys charge me $200 for piece. I didn't have to take the car. >> Did you have to take this off? >> No. >> On either side of the car? You didn't have to take it off on the other side either? No. Okay. Come here for a second. >> So, it's missing from right here. >> The other side >> and come here. Walk this way for me. There is some fresh marks. And then >> Oh, no. I hit the whole thing. I I know what I did. What? I I hit the whole thing. >> Oh, wait. So, tell me. I didn't know what happened with this. What happened with this? I was getting to a store was something back like in the trailer hanging outside of the trailer and I hit that thing was outside of the trailer. >> When did this happen? >> Two days ago for me. >> No, this is a lot fresher than that. This appear to have just happened. >> This this was when this come off and I went to the church on Sunday. This come >> But you just told me you only took off the bumper. >> But this was with that when that happened. >> Everything happened at one time. That's why the guy already called me on the doors and this and that. >> Hold on. But hold on cuz you told me you've never crashed into anyone. You told me. >> No, I didn't crash to anyone. It was a trailer. It was something hanging out out of the trailer. >> So something was hanging out of a trailer. >> It was something out of a trailer and it hit the whole thing. >> So how did you hit the side and the back of the >> Well, that thing was hanging out of the trailer. I don't know. >> Hang on. Listen to my question. Okay, tell me how did you hit it? What part of your car? Were you reversing? Were you driving? >> I was I was parking. >> You were parking front. You were pulling forward or you were reversing. >> Okay. Okay. So, if you were pulling forward, I could understand possibly scraping the Hold on. >> You shouldn't have said anyway. It's my >> As the woman grew increasingly agitated, the officers now began to restrain her. >> That's my problem. Don't hold me. Don't hold me. Don't put your hands on me. Girl, don't put your hands on me. Why you down? Get up. Okay, hold on. Somebody, one person get up. One person get up. Okay, I got this one right here. >> 722. >> I fully expected that to happen. >> Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. >> Let me tell you something. We got it. >> Do you have my hand? >> We got her. We got her. >> You guys got it. We got her. We got her. >> After securing the woman in handcuffs, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> Why put their hands on me? >> Relax. >> Why the put hands on me? I want my lawyer present. Get a my hands now. Do you mind to get my glass out of the floor? >> Relax. >> Get that out of the floor. You [ __ ] All the [ __ ] dogs. I go over dogs. Stupid ass. After a while, the officers let her out of the squad car to let her do a field sobriety test. >> Okay. What do my What do you want me to do here? Hold on. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm I'm going to move your your hair out your face. Okay. >> All right, baby. Go. Go ahead. >> Call rescue for me, please. Just call them. >> Listen to me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> During these exercises, you're not going to be restrained, detained, any of that. Okay, I need you to focus. I don't want any running. I don't want any fighting. I don't want any kicking. Do you understand me? If you do, that's just an example of what's going to happen. I'm not playing games. This is not why I'm here. You understand this? I was nothing but respectful to you. You can't walk away from me when I'm doing investig. >> Okay. You're moving your head to Okay. All right. Let me walk and stand at the tip of this red line. Right there. Right here. Right. >> All right. Now I Now I want you to stand there. Okay. Put your left foot on the the line. >> Stop. I'm >> stupid. Stupid. You don't know life. >> You don't know any CRAP IN LIFE. GET THE [ __ ] HANDS OUT OF ME. >> Don't touch me. >> I will knock you off. Put your hands on me. I swear to God. >> You're going TO REACH GET ARRESTED. YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME RIGHT NOW. YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. YOU'RE GOING to see what I'm going to do. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. I want to see cuz I'm going to knock you out. Stop right now. Let me Let me tell you something. If you threaten me again, we going to have a problem. Okay. Stop. >> Stop. She bit me. >> We're code sex. >> So, there goes another one. Now, you have battery on multiple Leos. You want rescue to come? No, no, no. It's fine. I just >> here put it in my camera real quick. >> Okay. The bite merch right there. Yep. All right. Cool. Hold on. I got I got the Take a picture of it before I go away. >> 7220 information. We're going to be hobbling the female. >> Stop pulling me. YOU PARDON ME. YOU HOLDING MY HEAD. You >> stop moving. >> Stop moving. It won't piece OF leg 14. >> That works. >> Yeah. >> You got the legs already? >> Yep. >> You ready to get up? >> Get hold on your arms. Just here. Put it on the cuff. Just coming up. >> No, we got one driver. South 19 against South N. >> Yeah. What does this say? >> Possibly a Volkswagen. >> That's true. >> Mississippi tag Juliet Charlie 540. JCC 540. >> It was crossed into oncoming lane several times. >> In the end, she was charged with two counts of battery on an officer, DUI, and resisting arrest. Moving on to the next case where another driver ran after an accident. >> Save me. >> CAN I FOLLOW? YOU TOO. >> On April 7th, 2025, officers responded to a hit-and-run crash. What the officer encountered next was a Gen Z with the mentality of a 5year old. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> I'm waiting for my ride. >> What happened? I to be honest my my lights went out and I pulled over and I'm waiting for my ride. >> Okay. You understand you you were involved in a collision? >> Yes. >> Are you hurt? >> No. >> Okay. Yo, Julio, see if where what car she struck over here? >> What? >> I don't know. There's a trail fluid. >> I was trying to pull over. See if she hit that Honda over there. And quote, if it is, I call Fort Lee. >> Great. >> You have your license, registration, train. >> Yeah. So weird. >> You've been drinking tonight? >> I was just trying to pull over so they could pick me up. >> Colorado. >> You have your license, registration, insurance, ma'am? >> You're on body cam, by the way. I'm officer Robert. We're with Palis Park. >> Okay. It's going to take me a while to find it. >> You've been drinking tonight. >> Oh my god. I already told. >> No, you didn't tell me. >> I was just trying to pull over to a safe spot so my car wouldn't get drowned. >> Okay. See if you can find your documents and then step out of the later. You have your ID in your purse? >> No. >> No. Okay. Step out of the car. With the suspicion of her being intoxicated, the officer then asked her to step out of the car. And after asking her for some basic information, the officer then asked her to do the sobriety tests. >> I don't have my wallet. >> He's going to get it for you. It's okay. We'll get it for you. Don't worry. Not okay. >> I'm from Colorado. I'm not from here. My license looks like it's out of state. >> Okay. It's okay. You're allowed to drive here. >> No, it doesn't seem like it. You're allowed to drive in New Jersey with if you have a Colorado license. Still good. All right. Thank you. Okay. Can you do me your favor and stand up? We're going to try to do field sobriety testing on you. >> It's not going to work. >> It's not going to work. Why is it not going to work? >> Huh? >> Why is it not going to work? >> I get emotionally overwhelmed. I'm mostly overwhelmed. I I act out of place when I'm emotionally overwhelmed. >> Okay. >> I have like a mental illness. It's almost like bipolar disorder. >> Gotcha. So, you're not willing to participate fuel soiety testing? >> I just I just want to get out of here. >> All right. I'm giving you opportunity to do it. >> So, can I just check in? She does have issues. >> I understand. I totally I'm I'm taking into consideration, but we still have to do what we >> I understand. So Nelly, are you willing to participate in field sobriety testing? >> I don't know what that means. >> It says three tests. >> Getting out. You're going to arrest me. Just arrest me because I was driving. >> I want to give you the opportunity. I want to help you out. >> You know I'm not ready. Like >> Nelly, I'm right here behind you. Just do what the orchestra is asking you to do. >> I'm I can't force you to do it. Just can't do it. >> You can't do it. Okay. Like what do you want me to do? Stand in a straight line? Like there's >> three tests. I'm going to explain it to you. >> Okay, then do it. >> Okay. All right. So, you willing to participate? >> Fine. >> Okay. It's going to be 3 seconds. >> Please get it over with. I just want to go home. >> After a series of tests, she was proven to be intoxicated. So, the officers placed her under arrest. However, things took a clear turn for the worse as she pulled out the classic adult tantrum and launched into a full performance. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to conclude testing on that. >> That's sober. You're not playing. No problem. Did what we had to do. All right. >> Uh, can you just put your hands behind your back? You're going to be placed under arrest for suspicion of driving while back. I don't want to go home. >> Do you want to wear one? >> I want to go home. >> 2 hours. I want to go home. >> Two more hours. Two more hours you'll be home. >> No, this is not okay. I didn't do anything. >> 2 hours and you'll be home. >> Nelly, listen. I understand. The cops are just doing what they need to do. >> Kill this. I get it. I >> 2 hours. IT'S BETTER THAN 2 HOURS. IT'S BETTER THAN ALL NIGHT. >> It's better than being there all night. Don't worry, baby. >> If you did this to me, Debbie, what the [ __ ] >> You should have stayed WITH HER. >> I DID. I TRIED. WHY DIDN'T you come for me? >> Are you going to come get me? >> Call me. I was going to >> Are you going to come get me now? >> Yes. I'm going to wait >> two hours. >> However long it takes. >> Maybe it MIGHT NOT EVEN be that long. >> Baby, please. You want to go home? Take me home. >> No, IT'S NOT OKAY. IT'S NOT OKAY. NO, IT'S NOT OKAY. This is not where my >> Can I follow you, too? >> No, it's not worth it. Not worth it. Not worth it, man. Not worth it. Not worth it. >> No, it's not okay. It's not. >> She's not going to jail. She's not going to jail. >> Put on my [ __ ] shoes. >> Even though things were already over for her, she continued to scream her lungs out and kick the door on the way to the station. >> In no time. All right, >> we got to send her over. >> 275 broad. 275 broad. Right. >> I You'll meet her right over there. >> Yeah, we'll we'll be with her. All right, Rob. >> All right. You're welcome. >> HELP. Help me. Please. Please. >> It's almost over. Come on. It's fine. >> You going to go back to Colorado? It'll be all fine. It's all good. >> It's all good. It's okay. Oh, no. >> No. This is not okay. Let me stop. Who's over here? Just keep an eye out. Let's just buckle her in real quick. >> I got to buckle her in. All right. I got a puppet. Okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> No, this is not okay. >> IN THE HOUR. >> NO, IT'S OKAY. >> NO. YOU OKAY? >> NO. NO. LET ME TALK TO MY BOYFRIEND, PLEASE. >> At least so I can calm down. Please. >> Calm down. >> No, I won't. She don't talk. I didn't do anything to be locked up in the black car like this. >> Okay, >> this is not I don't deserve to be back here like this. I'm a US citizen. I pay my taxes. I've done everything right. >> I understand. >> I don't deserve to be back here. Once >> we get inside so I can [ __ ] be sober. >> Are you going to help me out? >> Okay. You want? Okay. >> You stupid. Like, how am I supposed to get out of here? >> Okay. >> And And now what? Now, where the [ __ ] do I go? >> Call the officer right there. Okay. >> What? >> Please. >> At the station, she agreed to provide a breathalyzer sample, and the result of her blood alcohol concentration was twice the legal limit. In the end, she was charged with DUI, careless driving, and failing to carry proof of vehicle insurance. Moving on to the next case where a woman thinks she can lie her way out of the consequences of her hit and run. >> They hit the car when they took it. >> They took it. >> Okay. What do they look like? >> It was a black guy. Dreads. >> Hello. You were involved with a crash. >> I uh >> I was driving the black truck. >> The black truck, right? I was heading home and she came out of there, pulled out right in front of me. I just couldn't stop. >> Were you going westbound? >> I was going westbound. I was going that way and she was turning this way. I >> So, you were in the inside lane or you were in the in the lane closer to the curb? Close to >> that lane. >> And this one right here. >> Well, not the center lane, but Okay. >> Right here in this lane. >> And she came out of the Howard Johnson. And >> she came out of the Howard Johnson's and she got right in front of me. >> Okay. >> And I slammed down my brakes. And I don't know if I I don't think I really skid. I think I hit her, but then her car spun around. I mean, it was a hard impact. >> And then she left. >> Oh, well, she took something out of the car. She went around here somewhere. She has to be on something. She's got to be intoxicated or on drugs >> to do what she did. >> I mean, she just pulled >> And you don't have any injuries or anything like that? >> I I bang my leg on the dash, but I'm okay. >> But you're okay. Do you have your driver's license, insurance, and registration? >> We'll see what I can do. >> After talking with the victim and the witnesses of the incident, the officers quickly located the suspect and detained her. However, she was determined that she was the victim in this case. >> You can call my mom. I'll tell you. >> My car was robbed. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You got an ID? >> Yeah. No. >> You don't have an ID on you? >> No. >> You sure? >> I am sure. Take my belongings. Call my mom. She'll tell you I was robbed. >> What's your name? >> Chelsea. >> What's your last name? >> My car was robbed. I was with a friend. >> Yeah. >> What's your last name? Chelsea. >> You can call my mom. >> What's your last name? I can't drive. I don't drive. >> Okay. >> Call my mom. >> We will call your mom. >> I don't drive. >> I don't do this. I don't get in trouble. >> I was scared for my life. >> Are you injured, Chelsea? >> I am. Okay. >> They hit the car when they took it. They took it. >> Okay. Where did this happen at? Where did they take it? >> Right there. And I I've never been through this ever. I'm already in trouble. I don't get in trouble. >> What are you already in trouble for? >> Reckless driving. >> Yeah, >> but I'm not. I didn't do this. >> Yeah, that explained it. Still, she wanted to lie her way out of trouble. Sadly for her, it's not going to work. >> They stole my car. I wasn't even driving. >> Okay, >> call my mom. >> I will. They literally stole my car. >> What do they look like? The guys that >> I was in the passenger seat chilling out. He was a black guy, dreads. >> I literally got in, took it, >> and just started driving off. And then when he got in, he ran and I got hit the side of the head. >> Okay, I'll get EMS to come check you out. Okay. >> I don't drive. I don't do this. I don't get in trouble. I was scared cuz I got left on the side of the road. >> Okay. >> I'm so out of it. I don't feel good. >> Yeah. I got Do you want to sit down? >> I don't feel good at all. >> Do you want to sit on the ground? >> Me on the side of the head really bad. >> Take it easy. Take it easy. >> It's right. >> Let's go sit on this curb over here. Okay. Let's go sit on this curb. That way you're not standing up. >> Can these be in the front? >> Yeah. In just a minute they will be. Okay. So, I'm going to have EMS come check you out. All right. When they get down here, we can put those in front. >> My car while I was in it. I just drove off and then we got sides swept in my brand new car. >> Just try to calm down for me, Chelsea. All right, >> I'm not calm. I already been in trouble and they took my car. I thought I was being robbed. >> What do you need? What do you need? >> Out of my mouth. >> Here, I'll get that for you. >> Is that better? than you. >> I don't do these things. I'm really not a bad person. >> No one's saying you're a bad person. Why were you catching this? >> They literally took my car and wrecked my >> The funny thing is the officer had already seen her and she tried to walk away and she still wanted to lie. What a brilliant individual this girl is. you walking away when I when I stopped you. >> I was scared that you were that person cuz they stole my car and they were really creepy. >> Did they have a cop car? These people >> I don't know who they are. They just robbed me. >> Yeah. >> It's not even I didn't even drive here cuz I can't. >> Why can't you? >> Cuz my license is suspended. I would have never drove my car. But but they took it and that's why I was running after it and got in it cuz I didn't want it to happen. I I pay a lot of money for it. >> Okay. What kind of car do you have? >> A 2019 Hyundai Sonata. >> Okay. >> And they ruined it. First Chelsea. >> Hey, I'm officer Maldonado with your cop police department. Can you tell me what happened? >> Someone stole my car and I tried to stop. >> Someone stole your car. Which one is your car? >> The one that got I was in the passenger seat and they took it. >> You were in the passenger seat. >> They stole it. I was getting my stuff. They got in the front seat and took it cuz it's a push start. You don't need a key. >> Okay. >> They just went off, >> right? So, I have witnesses saying that you were the one driving the car. >> So, right now I I I think you're lying to me cuz >> I'm sorry. That's how you feel. >> Cuz the the guy you hit >> I didn't hit anybody. I didn't hit anybody. >> He specifically said that the driver was a female wearing a bikini top and a skirt. I didn't hit anybody. I'm sticking to what I'm telling you, which is the truth. >> Right. Okay. Well, I'm going to need you to come with me. Okay. >> Come with you where? >> To back to the to the crash scene. Okay. Come on. >> We're going to go back to your car. >> Even while on the way to the station, she still insisted on her victim act and launched into full performance. >> Did you call my mom? >> Uh, no. I didn't call my mom. Nobody. So you're taking me to the jail? >> I am. Cool. So arrested for no nothing. My car gets stolen. That car hits the car that got stolen and I'm being arrested. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Please tell me this is a joke. It's not a joke. I'm going to kill myself. I'm going to kill myself in jail. So, you might as well put me in the again. I didn'ting do anything. I wasn't even driving. You realize like this isn't going to go anywhere, right? Don't say okay. Just believe me when I tell you the truth. I didn't do this. Please call my mom and tell her to help me so I can get out cuz I'm going to need bail. You're not helping me. They didn't help me before. They can't help me. I DON'T LIKE THIS. I DON'T GO TO JAIL. LIKE, what the is wrong with you? I'm going to myself. I'M GOING TO MYSELF. DON'T TAKE ME TO JAIL. CALM DOWN. >> I'M NOT GOING TO CALM DOWN. I JUST CAN'T CALM DOWN. I DON'T go [ __ ] I DON'T WANT TO GO BACK TO THAT INSANE. I DON'T WANT TO GO BACK TO THAT INSANE. PLEASE DON'T take me back there. IT'S SO AWFUL. IT IS SO AWFUL. PLEASE DON'T DO THIS. I'M begging you. Please don't take me back there. PLEASE CALL MY MOM AND HER PICK ME UP. PLEASE DON'T take me back there. Please. YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT'S LIKE THERE. YOU HAVE NO H. I'M BEGGING YOU. YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT'S LIKE FOR A REGULAR PERSON. Please don't do this to me. Please, I'm begging you. Don't bring me back there. Please don't bring me back there. I want TO KILL MYSELF IF YOU BRING ME BACK THERE. PLEASE DON'T bring me back there. Please don't bring ME BACK THERE. I BETTER I DIE TO GO BACK THERE. PLEASE DON'T BRING ME. YOU DON'T HAVE ANY IDEA. YOU BETTER BEEN THERE. I DON'T WANT TO GO. THEY WON'T TAKE CARE OF ME THERE. THEY WON'T TAKE CARE OF ME THERE. DON'T TAKE ME back there. Please. It's terrible. PLEASE DON'T DO IT. YOU'RE NEVER GOING TO GET GET BACK. You're never going TO BE ABLE TO TAKE THIS BACK. >> You got TO CALM DOWN. >> I CAN'T CALM DOWN WHEN YOU'RE BRINGING ME SOMEWHERE that's so miserable. THEY TAKE ME SO BAD. THEY D ME so bad. THEY MADE ME STRIPPED BY THE M. PLEASE. PLEASE. IT HURTS. DON'T TAKE ME BACK THERE. PLEASE DON'T take me back there. Please. PLEASE DON'T TAKE ME BACK. I CAN'T GO DOWN WHEN YOU'RE BRINGING ME SOMEWHERE WITH THE ABUSE. She was charged with DUI, hit and run, leaving the scene of a crash with property damage and driving with a suspended license. Moving on to the next case where a woman ran to the tarmac to escape being arrested. >> Hey, put in the car. >> On February 5th, 2024, officers responded to an airport regarding a loud woman causing a disturbance. Here's what happened next. >> This lady scored everybody through her, me, and the wheelchair lady. everybody. >> So what you So what are you guys doing? >> Try to be calm her but she's not >> so you deny her to fly it or what? What's going on? >> Probably not because she's under something. She can stop bothering everybody. >> But so you guys going to let her fly or not? >> Probably not like that. No, I don't think so. >> So this probably about to go out. >> No, it's amazing. words. >> But she I mean she's Spanish. >> She speak English. >> No, that's why I'm trying to fix try to help her but she tried to me. >> She she seems calmer. >> No, she said she start record me. She told me I'm record you because you you don't want to help me. >> So why should you help me? She never told you. >> No, I don't know why. After asking the employees about the situation, the officer then came to speak to the woman. >> How you doing? >> Excuse me. Hi. >> How you doing? >> Hi. >> What's What's going on? >> Yes. My name is My name is Johanna Hernandez. I have I work on the Mial you YouTuber. What? >> Me? You are speaking Spanish? >> No. Can you translate? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Learn how to translate. >> Okay. You speak Spanish? >> Hey, speak to her. It's okay to me. The lady >> speak Spanish to her. Translate translate to me. >> No, the lady and me say no English. >> Okay. >> Okay. No Spanish. me Spanish and Edia is speaking Spanish. In me that say Okay. With how distressed she is, plus the fact that she doesn't speak English, there's no way for the officer to get to her. Luckily, a good Samaritan is willing to help the officer with translation. talking to the lady. She was just telling me she didn't understand Spanish >> and I guess alteration happened. I don't know what happened after. >> Well, ask ask her what happened as far as she said she went to spirit. She doesn't. Okay. She asked for a wheelchair. She said the lady didn't understand Spanish. She is the reason why she's so upset cuz she doesn't speak Spanish. That's what you >> So, let me explain. She wanted a wheelchair because she just got some kind of operation to go 40 ft to the plane from where she is. But since nobody would be pushing a wheelchair with a person with such dynamic legs, they refused her. So she got mad. Maybe. I don't know. Can't really make sense of her speech. >> If you could tell her she's she's here now. Calm down. >> You're almost at your at your destination. explain. Yes. She has to abide with this. I did not. You did not boarding. Okay. So now her boyfriend now What? No, you don't. She >> You don't know who she is? No. Where's your boarding pass? >> Boarding pass. The boarding pass. Yes. With the airport denying her from flying, the officers then escorted her to the squad car. But for some unknown reasons, likely due to communication errors, things will become much more chaotic. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Okay. They shake me. >> She she's she she upset because she wanted a wheelchair way. She checked in and I didn't give her one. She got upset cuz that nobody was understanding and giving her what she wanted. So then she comes to the gate and she starts making the ruckus about why she had to walk so far. And then now but my thing is you're here now. So why make the ruckus? You already made it here. She's not understanding that. She wants to keep pushing her her her thing. Let's go man. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. School we pass that now. >> Yeah. You getting out this time. >> Me toxic. Okay. >> Mhm. Yep. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. You going >> You going to go or you going to go to jail? Let's go. Get in the car. Let's go. Get your stuff. Let's go. >> LET'S GO. >> LET'S GO. NO. LET'S GO, MAN. >> HEY, you can't be out here. Hey, you can't be out here. Get in the car. You can't be out here. Get in the car. GET IN THE CAR. >> COME ON. >> GET in the car. Get in the car. Shut ass. Oh, >> I got to say, for someone who needs a wheelchair, she was running on the tarmac quite well. Maybe, just maybe, she didn't need one after all, and she was just drunk out of her mind. After securing the woman, the officers then transported her to the airport law enforcement security chamber where she started to get all crazy and freaky. >> You had the problem. >> IN MY you know you the problem the doctor me the doctor. YOU attended my myself. You attended my I know you stand up. My liar. My liar. >> Take that one off for me. >> No. Come back here. No. No. No. No. SEE you do that before YOU just I'll stay. >> Where your clothes at? PUT YOUR CLOTHES ON. CLOTHES OFF. >> Do you NEED TO GO NOW? You want to go now? >> Uh, she ain't got her clothes. Sorry about that, Sergeant. >> She what? >> She took clothes off. >> She got her brown panties on. She took her pants off cuz she peed in. >> That's why I was hoping we had some kind of pants. I was looking for them. >> Do you want a mask for her? >> Yeah, >> we will put this garbage bag over her. Before the officers can transport her to the station, they will have to put a pant on her. And that will prove to be more difficult than it sounds. Thank you for calling. THIS IS >> HEY, JUAN. How you doing? I got a young lady that's trying I want you to talk to me, but she's coming out of control. Um, she's not she's not listening. YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING? YOU want to talk to her? >> All right. One, she's not she's not she I would love to, but she's not she's not being cooperative. She's she's just as you can as you can hear tried not they said they're not they said if she calm down calm back we might need your help first with getting her >> uh if she don't I can't do that by myself do that by myself going to have to suggest that we put a mask Hold on. Hold on. >> I got to put this on her. Okay. All right. SOMEBODY >> say yeah I know No, no, no. >> All right. All right. That's it. That's enough. That's enough. >> That's why >> No, stop. We have >> Call Miss Wrap that around her. Don't wrap around her arms. Just wrap around. You already knew that was happen. That's why I asked for That's why I brought a mask. No men. >> No men. Women. Help! Help! Help! Help! HELP! HELP! HELP! I HELP! In the end, she was charged with criminal trespassing, obstruction, and public indecency. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting videos. See you in the next video. Share your thoughts on this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment. Thank you for watching.