Hey, get back in your car. >> Get back in your car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're not walking away from the traffic stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Yeah, he does. You beat my mom. You liar. >> Why does he have bite marks and scratches over him? How did that happen? >> He's a liar. >> Watch your [laughter] knee. >> He lies and he beats women. And I watch him beat my mom with my own. >> What you got to do is tell someone. [laughter] No. No. You can hit people. >> That makes What is his problem with me? Why does he have to touch me? So, normal people like to cooperate in front of the law. But these girls apparently decided it was the perfect time to get creative and immediately make everything worse. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. These are the times when the dumbest girls think they can outsmart the police. Starting off with this DA's daughter who thinks that she's above the law. And uh we're pretty sure that we've made another video about her before. [screaming] My dad is turning his district attorney. >> He tells me, you guys tell him this all the time. >> On January 6th, 2024, cops responded to this hotel about a female vandalizing property and behaving all aggressively toward the staff after being asked to leave the premises. Man, what is happening here? >> All right, you can stay right here. This one? >> Yes. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Officer Garcia, can you step outside for me? >> Can you step outside for me? Get the out. >> All right. Can I step inside you? >> I'm getting the out. >> Can I come in? >> You can come in and stop moving the whole thing. >> All right. Cool. >> You're going to stop moving your stuff? We're investigating. We're investigating. Okay. So, you're not allowed to leave? >> No. Yes, I am. >> They kicked me out and I have a job. >> All right. You're not going to leave. >> Sorry, but I have a job. >> You're not going to leave. >> I'm investigating assault on somebody and you're throwing items. >> Who are you throwing items? They're saying that they're saying >> I'm not throwing anything. >> Okay. So, right now you're not free to go. If you keep yelling at me, you keep acting trying to leave, we're going to put you in handcuffs. You're not free to go. Put your stuff down and you're not free to go. >> This is my >> Put your stuff down and you're not free to go. What's your first name? >> Um, I don't need to give you that information. >> All right. If you want to add a charge of concealing, that's fine. >> That's not concealing. >> It is concealing. I'm asking you for >> I'm conducting an investigation. >> An investigation on what? >> Okay. So, you're not going to give me your information? >> I don't have to give you my information. >> Do I have the the right to remain silent? >> Okay. Remain silent. That's fine. But you're not free to go. Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> I actually have. >> You have nothing on me, so I can leave. >> I know my rights. >> 984. >> I know my rights. My dad is James motherucking dog. >> Okay. >> Districting attorney. >> That's fine. >> Yeah, it is perfectly fine. He can put you in handcuffs >> just for doing this. >> You're not free to go. >> Yeah. Well, >> well, you're not free. Dear God, the entitlement here is completely off the charts. The moment the cops started the investigation, she flat out refused to cooperate and started bragging about her father being the district attorney as if it was supposed to make the officer bow down and let her walk free. You know what? That attitude of hers is only just getting started, though. >> What's your name? >> Exactly. >> That's what I'm asking. >> You don't know my name, so you have nothing on me. >> So, you're saying that you didn't do anything, right? >> No. >> So, I am saying that you didn't you didn't threaten them verbally? No. >> Okay. Did you throw anything at anybody's car? >> No. >> Okay. They're saying that they did and that they have video footage of it. >> Okay. Well, show me the video footage. >> I can't leave you cuz you're not free to go. That's what I'm trying to say. So, what's your first name? >> What's your first name? >> If you don't know the information, I am free to go. You're only >> Yeah, cuz you're only allowed to hold. >> Who is >> All right, cool. So, what's your first name >> exactly? >> What's your first name? They don't even know the first name of what? >> I'm asking you for your first name. I don't I didn't talk to them. You're out here trying to leave and you're not free to go. So, what's your first name? Do you want to give me your first name? >> Freaking tell you. >> Okay, so then that's fine. Do you want to give me your last name? >> I don't need to tell. Do >> you want to give me your social security? >> I don't even know. >> Okay, that's fine. You're not free to go. >> So, we're not leaving. >> I am free to go. >> Oh god. When people say I know my rights. Nine times out of 10, they absolutely don't. This girl is no exception. She thought refusing to give her name would somehow stop the officer from doing his job. Uh, instead, all she did was hand the officer the perfect reason to slap on more charges when they eventually arrested her. >> I don't know what to tell you. I don't know. >> Just cuz you're an LCPD officer saying not free to go >> does not mean a person cannot go. >> That's exactly what it means. >> No, it does not. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Unless they have viable evidence of that person in front of them. If they've seen viable evidence of that person investigation, I'm not gonna leave you alone. >> Except you've already seen the evidence. I do not look or am like the person who did whatever the they are complaining about. >> Okay. >> I don't even know what the complaining about, dog. >> I just asked you if you threatened them verbally. You said no. >> You said that you didn't throw anything at anybody's car, right? >> No. >> So that's what the other officer is going to confirm, whether you did or didn't. Okay. Not. >> So, they're saying that you did. You're not free to go. I'm trying to identify you so we could speed up this process. You don't want to work with me. That's fine. >> No. >> If they come back with evidence of you doing these things and we can prove that this is what's going on, you're just going to add another charge of concealing your identity. >> Well, I'm not concerned. >> You're not giving. >> You're not going to leave and you're not free to go. >> Oh. >> As the cop tries to calmly reason with this person, she just gets more agitated. And when she tries to walk off and go into the officer's face, well, that escalated quickly. Force was used and she's cuffed on the spot. >> Harassment. Harassment. Harassment. Harassment. Now you got a charge on you. >> That's good. >> Yeah. You want to double the charges? >> That's fine. >> You're going to double the charges. >> That's fine. >> Really? >> You're not going to leave. >> Well, you're getting charged. >> Okay. You're not going to leave. >> And you're getting charged. Okay. Have fun in jail. >> You just put your hands on somebody very important. >> I didn't put my hands on you. Put your hand. >> Yeah, you did. You did put your hands on me, officer. >> So now, >> can you ask for the video? Can you ask for the video? >> And >> so this is harassment and this is keeping somebody hostage information. >> Okay. cuz she's trying to leave. You're not going to leave. Hostage, but you >> Hey. Hey. The Get off me. >> Hey. Hey. >> Get the away from me. >> This is harassment. >> Relax. >> Harassment, bro. >> Hold on. I'm trying to talk. >> Get the away from me. >> Can we talk? >> No. >> Can we talk human beings? >> Oh my god. Really? I'm human being? >> Yes. >> Documents. Y'all are going but destroyed this earth because of you guys. >> Earth is dead. So, moving on. Get Let me get the out like I was asked to by the [ __ ] hotel. >> Don't get this. >> Oh, hell no. >> You're not going to assault her. >> I'm not assaulting her, bro. >> I'm not assaulting. What the are you doing? >> I didn't even touch anybody. You guys are >> Stop. Stop. >> I'm going to call my dad. >> I'm going to call my dad. This is stupid. Are you >> You're just being detained so we can figure out what's going on. All right. >> I didn't do >> harassment. You guys are all getting charged. >> That's fine. Stop. This is the last. >> Yeah, that's right. Garcia, step the way. You can't have no [ __ ] >> There you go. Relax. Just relax, relax, relax. Okay, let's figure everything out. Okay. >> After slapping the cuffs on her, the cops escorted her to the squad car. And she also didn't forget to resist. >> Watch the guys on me. Watch him [ __ ] end up dead. >> You conduct the search. >> I searched for what? >> Going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. What the >> Why? What did I do to you? >> You can't. >> What did I do to you? >> You assaulted a police officer? >> I didn't assault a police officer. >> I thought you were going to hit me. >> No, I didn't. >> I thought that you were going to >> That's not true. >> Stop. Take your legs up. Can >> you get her top up? >> You guys are on this last in the car. >> Stop trying to kick me. >> I'm not going to kick you. You're lying. Here. I got it. Let me see. >> Sit in the car. [crying] >> Don't kick me. >> Here. Go. Close it. [screaming] Close it. [crying] >> Wait. Be careful with your feet. [screaming] You got uh 5 days to pick them up and then um if you don't pick them up in 5 days, they're going to put him up for adoption. In 5 days? What? >> Just in 5 days, you're going to >> Don't start. Sit in the seat. I am in the seat. Ma'am, >> no. Stop. You don't need to step out. >> I'm not stepping up, ma'am. >> Step. Okay. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Push. Oh my god. Oh, cra. >> She slipped her cough. Step back. Step back. Step back. >> [screaming] >> You you [screaming] [laughter] [screaming] [screaming] Oh, [laughter] >> she she was trying to when I was giving the water, she was stepping her [laughter] foot out, looking around. So, I'm like, "Okay, she's going to run out." >> She slipped the other foot out. I tell her no, so I put my hands on her. She's going to run. I look, she >> Hey, Miss So, here's the thing. Your charges are misdemeanor. We get you to the jail, they're going to walk you right out. They're just going to book you and then take you out. All right. So, if you pick up a felony, it's different. So, if you relax and you calm down, we'll get you in and out of the jail. All right. >> It doesn't work that way. I know. >> No. No. This that's how it works cuz these are >> My dad is district attorney. Hold up. >> He tells you guys tell them this all the time. >> No, these are misdemeanors. You're only on misdemeanor. I'm we're citing you into Las Municipal Court. >> All right. you [ __ ] >> Sit inside. >> She was charged with criminal trespassing, assault on a peace officer, and resisting arrest. Moving on to the next case now, where this young girl turns a simple ticket into jail time. >> What you got to do is tell me. No. No. You can hit people. >> That makes car. >> What is his problem with me? Why does he have to touch me? >> Welcome to February 24th, 2023. A cop initiated this traffic stop on this vehicle for running a stop sign. And as the officer approached the driver, man, he had no idea that this simple traffic stop was about to turn into a full-blown arrest. >> Hey, what are you doing? Stay in the vehicle. You're being pulled over. It's a traffic stop. >> You're saying for what? I'm giving your answer. >> Hear what I said? >> License, registration, insurance. station. >> What? What you pull me over for? >> License. Provide me your license. Provide me your license. And that's exactly why. Provide me your license. I'll tell you exactly why. >> Provide me your license. I'll tell you exactly why. >> What you pull me over for? >> Provide me your driver's license and I'll pull me over and I'll give you my license. >> Provide me your driver's license. You're not doing that. >> No. >> You're not doing that. >> You heard what I said. I'm not doing that. >> Ma'am, I'm going ask you one more time. >> Tell me why you pull >> Identify yourself. >> My name is Whitney Pandal. Tell me why. >> You have a driver's license, ma'am. Tell me why you pulled me over. >> License, please. >> Please tell me why you pulled me over. >> License, please. >> Tell me why you pulled me over. >> License, ma'am. I'm I'm going to have to do Listen, >> what you got to do? Just tell me why you pull me over. >> Listen. Okay, >> that's fine. She's home. >> Do you? >> Ooh. It's like she's begging for trouble. The girl hops out of the car without being told to, refuses to hand over any ID, and whips out her phone like it's some kind of magical get out of jail free card. Spoiler alert, it's not. And she's about to find out the hard way with handcuffs. >> Like, I'm asking you one more time. Ma'am, do you have your driver's license? >> Do Do you >> Do you have your driver's license? >> Do you, big boy? >> She's um She has a driver's license. >> Do you, big boy? Why you Why you arresting me? >> Cuz you're not identifying yourself. >> My name is Whitney Po. Let me go. >> Don't pull away from me. >> You don't have to touch her like this. Back away. Why do I have to back away? Why? >> Cuz you directing my attention, man. Back away. >> Why? I'm not touching you. I'm not touching you. And look how you're touching her. >> Let me go. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Relax. Let me go. >> Relax. Look what you're doing, sir. Relax. Look what you're doing. >> That's what you get paid for. Let me go. Tell me what you get for let me go. >> That's what you get paid for, sir. What did she do? >> Stop. >> When you get pulled, the police tells you what you did. So, what do you do? What do you do? >> What do you do? What did she do? >> What did she do? >> Like you got power. >> What did she do? >> Excuse me, sir. What did she do? You want to send me more units, please? >> What did she do? >> What did she do? What did she do, sir? >> That make you feel good? >> Cuz she's home. What did she do, sir? That make you feel good? What did you What did you do? >> It's like a broken record here. Her girlfriend kept squawking the same line over and over. And the moment she steps into the middle of this arrest, well, she earns herself a shiny pair of cuffs, too. >> What did she do, sir? >> Fight real crime >> for her to get pulled. >> Something serious. >> What did she do, sir? Hey, >> don't too underrest. You just hit me. >> You're under arrest, too. >> You just hit me. Hey, >> why are [screaming] you hitting me? >> Hey, [screaming] >> why are you hitting? >> You're underestimated. >> For what? What am I? >> Are you He just arrested me for nothing. >> He just hit her and dropped her to the floor. Let go with me, sir, cuz you I have nothing to do. And you broke my nail. >> Relax, >> sir. What's the matter? >> He He's not answering nobody. And he just hit me. So, no. You can hit people. You can't hit people, sir. >> You like you in uniform? Cuz I was spit right here. >> You can hit people, sir. >> You can hit people, sir. >> You can't hit people as a police officer for no reason. Cuz I wasn't even here. You can hit people. >> Now, tell me why you pulled me over, >> sir. He literally hit me. And I know you don't have to go. >> And I wasn't even the person. >> Let's go. >> Why did you pull me over? >> Let's go. >> Tell me why you pulled me over. Let me go. >> Let's go. Stop resisting. >> What the is your problem? You still can't tell me why you fool me over. I make your hard or something. Let me go. >> Tell me why he pulled me over. >> You can't tell me. You didn't even read me my Miranda, right? Got me. >> All right. >> Don't touch me. >> I want a woman to touch me. Don't touch me. >> Goofy. >> Listen. If I ask for your information, you provide me your information. >> Okay. You didn't tell me why you pulled me over. If I ask you why you pulled me over, you tell me why you pulled me over. Did you read me my Miranda right before you play? Yes, you. That's the law. >> No. >> With you. >> It's okay though. I'll be at boy PD tomorrow. Jiggins. >> It's Jennings. >> Don't give a what it is. I don't want to respect you. You ain't nobody to respect. >> You ain't got to. >> Okay. So, why you talking to me? >> You talking to me. >> All right. Cool. >> Why you pull me? Why you pull me over? >> For a traffic violation. >> What is it? >> Stop sign. >> Stop sign. >> Where's the stop sign? What stop sign did I miss? >> Back there. >> So, why you didn't pull me back there? >> Cuz I was catching up to you. Okay. >> All right. >> As the female officer came to search her, she starts acting all creepy with her and then belittles the male officer. >> Let me go. >> Okay. Let me She can search me. Let me go. >> What is his problem with me? Why does he have to touch me? >> Okay. But can you tell me why does he have to touch me if she's searching me? >> Let me go. >> Turn around. >> Lean against the car for me. All right. >> Do you have anything on me that's going to stick me? >> Hey, let me have nothing on you. If you have any other >> do better, bro. >> Go fight real crime. >> Go fight real crime. >> Do better. >> Do better. I can't believe I'll be at Buen PD tomorrow. >> Got eight police officers at my house cuz I pulled in at my house for a traffic stop. Then you want to grab my girlfriend, bring her to the floor for a traffic stop. >> Being fair, >> do better. >> Do better. All of y'all do better. >> Bravo 6. I don't want to talk. I know. >> Uh, I didn't get any of her information yet. I didn't get none of the information. Uh, you're under arrest for obstruction. Okay. >> Obstruction. Way too close to my traffic stop. You walked to my traffic stop. I told you I was far enough, sir. You could take two steps away from me. >> You should have been that close to >> you. You I was far enough for that. So then >> as the cops searching her vehicle, they find a loaded handgun in the backpack along with multiple rounds of ammunition on the back of the vehicle. >> You got a tail coming? >> Yeah. Yeah, I a right here. Males advising females breaking the windshield with an object. Okay. >> It's probably that one. That thing's open. >> Um >> sure. 380. >> Um being difficult not responding. >> I got her ID right here. Perfect. >> Just grab that. Bring that with you. >> Yeah. me or >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest without violence while her girlfriend was released to her father with a warning. So, now we move on to this case where another young girl thinks that she can frame her dad in front of the cops. >> Yeah, he does. You beat my mom, you liar. >> Why does he have bite marks and scratches over him? >> He's a liar. >> What's your name? >> He lies and he beats women and I watch him beat my mom with my own. It is August 23rd, 2022 in Florida. Cops responded to a battery call at an apartment complex and a neighbor reports a heated argument between a man and his daughter. Let's check out what's happening. >> We're going to get medics to check you out. Okay. >> I was just protecting myself. >> Okay. >> 4203 1012 with the mail. >> She needs to go. >> Okay. Just hold on. >> Can you test him for a DUI? >> Okay. Why don't you just put that down for a second? >> This is not mine. >> That's fine. Can you just put them both? The third one in her bag. >> The law officer is here. He's trying to >> 4205. Can you be 51 over here? 102 now. >> Okay. You got to give me that, man. >> What do you mean? It's an emergency. >> Uh, they need to open the door. The She's not responding. >> She's not responding. >> Yes. Nobody's open. We need to get it. >> 40 203. You need a different code than that. I have an unresponsive female locked in the room apparently according to witnesses. You want to go just in case? >> No. >> So, the cops already had their hands full with this domestic dispute and now they're pulled into another mess. A possible friend involved in the case was found unresponsive inside her apartment. >> Can you just put that in your pocket? >> Just hang up with them. >> The law officer is trying to say that. >> Sir, just wait right there for a second. >> Put it in my pocket and hang out. >> I'm on the phone with 911. >> You can hang up. >> Do you need medical attention at all? >> No. >> Do you have any cuts or anything on you? >> No. He's abusive. >> Okay, well I'm going to wait. >> And he's trying to sit there and claim those are mine so he can get away with abusing me, but my face hurts from him punching me in it. >> I haven't touched him. >> Listen, we aren't going to argue right now. Just just wait right there for a second. >> Down to get her off. >> He threw me down and and got thrown down back. >> Just in case. >> How do you know she's unresponsive? >> Um cuz we were we were texting. And >> what's the building number here? >> 10:33. 104 1033. >> He's done this before. >> I'm so confused. I got people were telling me I was an unresponsive female and I get up there and they're like, "Oh, we just assume that he's not responding." >> So, when more cops got here, one thing became painfully clear. The girl's got some serious baggage with her father. She launches into a laundry list of past grievances. Clearly doing her best to dump every ounce of blame on this person. As for this unresponsive girl, another officer is already looking into that, leaving these officers to deal with the chaos of the domestic dispute. >> Okay. What happened was >> I'm going to stand under here. >> We came She came back from the beach. She went to the beach today with a friend. >> All right. >> She got on the couch. I You know, she was I thought intoxicated. >> Do you guys live in 1033? >> No. >> Who lives over there? >> His friend. >> So, you don't live there? No, I don't even know who lives there because he doesn't tell me. >> Exactly. He just runs away. >> So, I think it's her friend. >> It's her friend. >> Okay. So, we're just, you know, >> How old is she? >> She's 18. >> Okay. >> She's kind of out of it. >> So, it's a little tense, but nothing bad. And then she we got a little puppy and she grabs the puppy by one leg and just grabs it into her room. So I said to her, I said, "Please don't grab the puppy like that." Okay. And she's like, "Oh, I I take care of the puppy. We've had the puppy for one week." So she starts in on me, "Oh, we've had the, you know, you don't help with the puppy at all and blah blah blah." And I said to her, I said, "Katrina, that's not what I'm talking about." I said, "I just don't want you to grab the puppy like that." And then she just explodes. And it's been up and down for a long time. Her mother who had of her kicked her out. >> I've had her for the last year. >> We've we've always have these problems. >> And what I tried to do was get her off me cuz literally when she bites, she clamps down on me. Okay. >> I didn't see that before. Can you roll your sleeves up a little bit so I can get another picture? >> Okay. >> What do you think? >> This is what happened. You need >> Yes. And just hold them out kind of like this. Perfect. >> There's no battering >> going on. You don't see any marks on her? >> She does have a mark by her eye. I'm not >> Well, you know what? She was biting me so hard that I tried to get her off me. Like, >> you ever see somebody like stuck on you and I'm trying to get her down and I think I fell on her. >> So, I might have coned her, you know? I didn't conquer with my I was just trying to get her off and then when I got her off, I got out of there. >> So, according to the father here, the entire drama started over, wait for it, a puppy. Yeah, a small dog would spark this whole circus. And while he calmly and confidently explains what happened, making his story sound pretty solid. The daughter leans hard on some crocodile tears and theatrics, clearly hoping the cops would haul her dad away based on emotion and lies. I'm guessing. >> Can you please >> Katrina? Katrina, >> I have to talk to you about what happened. >> I'm on the phone with my mom. >> I need to talk to you. >> I'm on the phone with my mom. >> You can't leave. You need to hang up. >> Please call me. I'm at the apartment. Please come. >> I need to talk to you. >> Tell her. You need her to come. Please. >> She can't come right now. She's not involved. >> Okay. Please come. Tell her you'll call her back and hang up. >> Please come. All right. Please come. >> You know where. Okay. Bye. >> Okay. >> Love you. >> I need to talk to you about what happened today. Okay. >> She jumped. >> I can't ask you any questions until I read you this. >> Okay. Read it. >> It's lies. I promise. >> We'll get to that in just a second. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court and need a verbal. Okay. With these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, first of all, I went to come here and come friend from my dad um apartment and he followed me downstairs talking about how he's going to hit me and all this stuff. Like, obviously I can't because I can't I don't remember everything because I've been so stressed out and there's all these and I'm super nervous. that I was just on the phone with my mom and I want her to come here and I want her to come talk to you because she will tell you because I'm super understand and I've watched my dad beat my mom. I've watched my dad beat me. I've watched my beat the neighbors and I watched the neighbors hate my because he's abusive. >> Okay, >> he's actually abusive and he's going to sit here and try and swear he's not. who he actually is. And that's why my mom divorced him. And I'm just I don't remember what he said because I'm so upset because of everything that happened. And I just want to talk to him and have him come here and come vouch for me and come stay with me. >> Take a breath. Take a breath. >> Okay. >> All right. Did anything physical happen between you and your dad? What happened? >> He dragged me outside and he he dragged me doing >> I need I need to take pictures. So hold your arms out like that. So the girl >> and then flip your arms over like this. >> He dragged you and I just need to take a picture of your >> So he dragged you. >> Yeah, he dragged me. He dragged me when I came over here and I don't even like remember that good because because I'm so traumatized and I just want to cl >> Okay, so you got home. You were with your friend and you got home. >> Yeah. And I just remember being upstairs and him like dragging me from the apartment building being like, "You can't come up here." >> I want to see if those two people are I >> Why does he have bite marks and scratches over him? How did that happen? >> Because we argued and because I brought him to the ground after we argued. But that was because after he hit me. So he hit you first. >> Where? >> On your eye. >> Do you mind if I feel it? >> Yeah, I feel it cuz it hurts. It's right up here. >> Okay. So I thought he said I thought you said that he dragged you. >> Yeah, he dragged me out of the apartment. >> Okay. So then what was that? The first thing he did that was physical. >> Okay. Yeah, he dragged me out of the apartments and I stood up and we argued in altercation like whatever and then I started screaming to the neighbors and all this stuff started happening like I can't remember exactly what happened cuz >> Okay, I'm going to talk to your dad one more time. Okay. It was super scary, but I tried to run down the apartments and started telling him about how he hit my mom and how he's abusing how he will actually hit them and he's not scared to people hit people because [laughter] because he hit my mom, he hit my sister. >> Okay, >> listening. >> Okay, after listening to both sides, it doesn't take a detective to figure out who's telling the truth and who's playing the fool. On one side, you have a calm, collected father talking to the officers clearly [music] and calmly. And on the other, this wonderful teenager leaning heavily on emotion. Her story is full of tears, dramatic pauses, and she claims that she couldn't remember certain parts. She paints herself as the victim, but lacks solid facts. >> Where are you injured at? >> My face. My my right here. It all hurts. It feels like he >> How did How did you get injured there? >> He punched me in the face. >> Okay. How did like open hand, closed fist? >> Closed fist. >> Okay. Which hand did he use? Um, he is the left hand, maybe even right. But look, there he is. And he's lying. And he's done this before. He's lied. He's been like, "She's at me before he's at me. He is a liar." >> Okay. Well, we're figuring out what happened. Okay. >> Okay. But no, last time this happened, no one believed me. And it was actually all him punching me in the face. He punched me in the face multiple times. And he did the same stuff he did now. And in reality, everyone believed him when in reality, he punched me in the face and he I'm a liar. >> After finishing with everything, it's time for the officers to make a decision. >> All right, Katrina. >> So, I'm going to be upfront with you, okay? Based on the investigation, I'm going to put you under arrest for any of my lip. What I need you to do is turn around and put your hands behind your back and stay like that for me, okay? I'll be able to explain anything that you need explaining. You haven't even really actually talked to him. >> We did talk to him. >> He's a liar. >> It's based on the totality of circumstances, based on the injuries that he has and the stories that he's saying the the events. His story is okay. If that's what you think to court, >> that's your right. >> I'm very super abusive. I want to talk to him and at least get a face to face with him because once you walk him over here and have a face to face with him, you'll see how much he's lying. I promise you'll see how much he's lying cuz it's not fair. If he talks to me face to face and sees where he punched me in the face and all this stuff, he'll understand what he did. >> It's one thing if you're an 18-year-old having fun, but when you're an 18-year-old and you've got four arrests and you've got this continual I mean, we won't even go into the job situations. The way she's quit her jobs, it's just it's probably in the last two months, six of them. >> Don't believe him. He lies. Don't believe him. He's a liar. [laughter] >> He's a liar. >> He's a liar. What's your name? >> He lies. And he beats women. And I watch him beat my mom with my own. >> Everything you said, I'm going to put in the >> I watch him beat my mom. >> All right. Give me one minute. Give me one minute. With that out of the way, the cops still had one unresponsive girl to deal with. >> Can't call police department. Get call police department. Get call police. >> Kennedy, you okay? >> Drink a little too much today. After finding out the girl was actually fine, the cops then transported the suspect to the station where she was charged with battery on a person over 65 years of age. Moving on to the next case, where this dumb girl learns the hard way not to walk away from a traffic stop. It's the summer of August 16th, 2022, and a cop conducted a traffic stop on this woman for driving with an open container of alcohol and breaking multiple traffic laws. So, as soon as the woman tries to walk away, well, he knows this case is going to be troublesome. >> Close your door. >> Close your door. Hey, get back in your car. >> Get back in your car. >> I parked. >> 6205 dispatch. Female's walking away from the vehicle. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're not walking away from the traffic. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get in. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please go. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Good enough. Put your hands behind your back. >> What is wrong? >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Fall in. >> Get off now. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> What is going No. Stop. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Sorry, babe. No. >> Hey, man. I'll put >> Get five dispatch. I got one female resisting county's out with me. Put your hand behind your back like I told you. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Yes, you did. >> What did I do wrong? >> Stand up. >> I will. >> No, you're not going to walk away from a traffic stop. >> A It was not a traffic stop. Sorry. It was not. Are you serious? >> Are you serious? >> There we go. >> Man, she's so far gone. She doesn't realize it's a traffic stop. To her, it's just another round of drunk debating practice. And when the cuffs finally click on, she didn't take the hint. Keeps running her mouth like she's gonna outar argue the law. >> Yeah, you can't just walk away from a traffic stop. >> I didn't. >> It's all on camera. It's all on camera. >> How is it? No, I didn't. >> Oh, sorry. Walk to my car over here. Okay. >> No, my per No, no, no. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. You're under arrest. >> Why? She just let me stop. >> Okay. I will not fight this. Sorry. >> Yeah. Well, you're not listening to anything. I'm telling you. I have to put my hands on you. >> You pulled and you're resisting. Well, it was a traffic stop. >> Yes, it was a traffic stop. I got somewhere. >> Okay, you can argue that all you want. >> It's all on camera. There's cameras everywhere. >> I know it is. >> And what did I do? No, please tell me. >> Blasting your music and you rolled the red light right here. You didn't even let me explain cuz you got the car and started walking away. >> Cuz I parked my car. >> The lights were on well before we even turned the corner. >> Where's your ID? Is in your purse? >> Yes. Okay. >> And I parked my car because Yeah, you're right. That's a lot of room. She just won't stop. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Yeah. Do you mind searching her, please? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> You have anything? >> No. >> Pretty dumb. Yeah, I'm serious. That was really dumb what you did. >> What did I do? I didn't do nothing wrong. Okay. >> All right. Good. Put it back in my car. Yeah. I'm serious. >> What did I do? I didn't do anything wrong. >> Take a seat in the car. >> After securing her in the squad car, the officer then asked her for some sobriety tests. And of course, she failed before they even started. >> Okay. So, you're under arrest right now. Okay. So, I have to read your Miranda rights and I'm going to explain everything. Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. Okay. And if you can't afford one, one will be appointed to you. Do you understand all that? >> I need a yes or no cuz I understand. >> Okay. Do you understand though? >> Okay. So, I stopped you because your music is louder than 25 ft away. You're blasting with your windows down. Let me explain. And then right here at the red light, you rolled it. Didn't come to a complete stop right out of the line. And then I stopped you. My lights were hit back here. It's on camera. And then you pulled in. >> What? >> So, here's the thing. You smell like booze. Your eyes are bloodshot in water. You're sling your You spilled your drink on the ground. I want to make sure you're okay to be driving. Are you okay with doing a few tests to make sure you're okay to be driving? >> I don't. >> Okay. Are you okay with running a few tests up on the curb, though, taking your cuffs off you? >> Are you okay with doing a few tests, though? >> It's a yes or no question. Are you okay with doing tests? It's a yes or a no question. >> No, >> you don't want to do tests. >> I'm learning my words. >> I know that. >> So, I'm ready to go. >> Okay. So, with your slur speech, your open alcohol container, your bloodshot, watery eyes, your behavior, you're under arrest for DUI as well. Okay. >> So, DUI and resisting without violence. Okay. >> All right. Okay. Well, it's all on camera, so have fun with that. >> On the ride to the station, she kept arguing with the officer as if a backseat debate is somehow going to undo these cuffs and erase charges. >> I literally told you verbatim, "Get back in your car." And you didn't listen to me. >> I was in a park. I was right there. the way we're not supposed to park it. >> You can make you you can make that argument when you go to court. Okay, cuz it's all on camera and you can make that argument when you go to court. >> Holy cow. Your license is revoked. What's up with that? >> Hipin County, huh? Minneapolis. >> In the end, she's charged with DUI. third offense within 10 years, mind you, and resisting an officer without violence. Now, moving on to the next case where a teen gets arrested after causing trouble at a nightclub. >> Can you talk to me with respect? >> Get in the car, please. Get in the car, please. >> Please don't touch me. >> Step this way. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let's take a walk. Hey, look. I'm against people. >> She pushed. >> Yeah. All right. Reach in my pocket and [ __ ] And I took you gave me a 2,000 ID. >> So, >> what is happening? >> So, this security guard over here, you went inside of his pocket to push him to go get your ID back. >> I didn't touch the security. I didn't want to have problems. >> Okay, it's too late now. You got problems. Wait, what's >> You're going to jail. You're under arrest for battery. >> What? >> Yes. >> Upon arrival, the cop wasted no time and arrested this girl for shoving the security guard. Naturally, she refused to take the silent, dignified route and instead turns this arrest into her own drama show. >> I do. >> I just told you I'm not going to repeat myself. >> No, but can you tell me what happened? >> Did you not hear me? >> Jenna, what's happening? I don't know what I did. I don't know what happened. Yeah. Yeah. I'll call her. So, can you do me a favor? Can you go talk to VidCon real quick? Get it 43 and get him to sign a statement. >> All right. >> I'm going to say it one more time and I need you to understand me. Okay. >> Okay. I don't know. >> Face it this way for me cuz if you kick me, we're going to have a problem. >> I'm not going to touch you offer. >> So, this is the deal. That security guard over there was saying that you had some issue with a fake ID or something of that nature. Let me finish talking >> on my face. It's in my mouth. You can figure it out cuz I I I don't want any problems with that. So anyway, apparently you tried to go in his back pocket and go take your ID back and you pushed him and he wanted to press charges. >> But I didn't touch him, officer. >> So you didn't try to go in his pocket. Hold on a second. Time out. Time out. Time out. Right now you're under arrest and you're in handcuff for me to be able to talk. I already You're under arrest for battery. You can't touch people without their permission. >> Okay. So hold on a second. Stop talking. I need you to understand. We can't ask you any questions or have you make any statements until I mirandize you. Okay? So, if you want to talk to us, my man's over here is going to read you your rights and if you agree to make a statement, then we can talk about it. >> Where's my phone? Where's my phone? I need my phone. I need to talk I need to call my mom right now. >> No, you can call her from jail. >> No, I need to call my mother right now. >> That's not how this works. You're an adult, right? You're 18. >> I'm not a bad child. >> Nobody said you were. Then why am I under a [ __ ] arrest? >> I already told you. I'm not going to repeat myself again. >> Do you get off to this [ __ ] Like >> No, I don't. Why would I get off on this? I'm going to stand up. >> Because I'm literally a >> under 21 drinking, right? >> I'm not drunk. Do you want to [ __ ] breathize me? >> No, but I'm a DUI officer and I know what a drunk person looks like. Okay. >> Oh, she was this close to playing the age card. All while holding a fake ID in plain sight. But against a nononsense cop, man, her little act never stood a chance. >> Can I have my phone, please? No, you cannot have your phone right now. >> I need to talk to my mom. >> You can call her from jail. What part of that don't you understand? >> I don't understand why you're being so rude to me. I'm just >> I'm being very straightforward. I haven't raised my voice. I haven't yelled at you. I haven't called you out your name. >> I have my phone. Please, >> take a seat. Don't close the door. I'm really scared. I'm No, I'm really scared. Please don't close the door. No. Please don't. Please don't. Please no. Please don't. Please don't. I I will. I'm not. I'm so stupid. Please don't. Please, >> ma'am. You need to keep your feet in the car. >> No. Don't close the door. Please. Please don't. Please don't. I just don't stay here. >> I won't. I just want to stay here. I don't. Please don't close the door. >> Close the door. >> Please don't. >> So, ma'am, this is what's going to end up happening. I would just comply and listen because my partner's going to yank you back over there if you don't get in the car. So, I would just slide in there. There. There you go. After detaining the teenager, the cop then proceeded to explain what was going to happen to her to her friend. >> So what's happened? Like >> she getting charged with battery or in other states they might call it assault. >> Okay. How do we like get her out of jail? What do we do? I'm sorry. I don't know. >> So like she's going to go to jail, right? It's like about 5 miles that way. >> So all up and down bail bondsman or whatever. So just go to one of the build you can even just Google like you know bail bondments and then call them be like hey my home girl got arrested for battery you know I need to b her out what do I do? You know how much that would be or no? >> I have no idea. Yeah I just take people. >> So where was are they open now? >> Yeah they're open 247 people. >> So I just walked down and I'll see them. >> No no no no. Like it's it's like did you drive? How did you get here? >> Um no we are on vacation right now. So we don't have we don't have a car. We're staying at a school here. So we don't we're staying at her apartment. >> Okay, I got you. So what I would do is just like Google real quick bonds, let them, you know, explain the situation to them and then go from there. They'll be able to you might have to Uber there or something. So I mean I apologize for the inconvenience, but she's an adult. She has to make better decision, you know. How old is she? >> Can I talk to her really quick? >> Yeah. Yeah. Real quick. How old is she? >> You don't know how old she is? >> There's a a lawyer. >> Do you know how old she is? Oh, no. >> All right. Hey, you can go because you don't know how old she is, so get in the car. Get in the car. >> I love you. >> No, I asked her how old she and she's like, "Oh, um, get in the car." I asked her how old she is and then she's like, "Oh, a lawyer will be able to tell you." I'm like, "Get the [ __ ] out of here, ma'am. Get in the car. >> Can you talk to me with respect? >> Get in the car, please. Get in the car, please. Thank you. A job well done. And the officer transports her to the station. >> I said, "Why do you want to do this to me? Like, why do you want to see me like this? I don't understand." >> So, I I know you've been drinking a little bit and this is an emotional situation, but I just got to make sure. >> No, it's not emotional. I'm traumatized. >> Okay. Trauma, emotions, it's it's the same thing. So, listen. I want to make sure we're both on the same page, right? So, do you think I rolled out of bed at 1:00 in the afternoon today saying, "Hey, you know what? I hope I get to arrest some 18-year-old girl for disor do you. You think that's what I wake up in the morning for?" >> Okay. If that's the case, then we don't have anything to talk about because you're not making any sense. And I only speak in reality and things that make sense. So, don't talk to me for the rest of the time you're in my car, please. >> Officer, excuse me. Officer, can you explain to me what I did? Officer. Officer. Officer, excuse me. Sir, officer, please. I know that you hear me. Can you answer me? >> Officer, excuse me. >> Go ahead. I go ahead. >> Sorry. What? >> Go ahead. What What is your question? >> Where am I going? >> You're going to jail. >> I can't hear you. What was that? >> You're going to the jail? >> What jail? >> Jail. Jail. County jail. >> And what what am I being charged with? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? I hatering, disorderly conduct, and uttering a fake uh ID. >> Is this like racially motivated? I'm confused. >> All right, we're done talking. Don't ask us anymore. So, my word of advice to you is this. Getting arrested is never pleasant. No matter how serious or how not serious the charges are. Okay. Well, you're getting charged with a felony and two misdemeanor. Okay. Yes. What I would highly recommend that you do is that you pull yourself together, stop crying. It's going to be an issue if you walk in there. people might take try to just stop crying and just go in there and be okay. I'm sorry. >> No, I'm not saying that that would happen. What I'm saying is is that if you want to have the smoothest experience at booking, I would highly recommend that you just stop crying. You walk in there and you do what you got to do. Your friends, if they're really friends, they're going to bond you out and hopefully you'll be out of here tonight. I'm sorry. I'm so scared. >> Hey, I get it. If I got arrested, I'd probably be scared, too. But, you know, you're an adult and you have to make better decisions. So, I didn't make a bunch. >> Okay. So, it's okay to hit It's okay to push security guards. >> Okay. It's okay to have a fake ID and it's okay to drink. >> Okay. So, there's a lot of people that smoke crack. So, that makes it okay, right? And then I'm not saying that you smoke crack, but in your opinion, if everybody does something, then it's okay, right? And then also too, you're under you're under 21. >> Trying to figure out >> Okay. So, so that's fine. You want me to go find her and arrest her, too? >> No. >> Okay. And then also you're under 21 and you're consuming alcoholic beverages. That's okay, right? But everybody does it. So >> I don't understand why I'm being targeted. >> You're not being targeted. >> But then why did my friend get arrested for presenting us? >> Because she didn't get our our attention brought to her attention didn't get brought to us. >> Well, you'll be out of there soon. >> So the more questions you ask, the more distracting it is for my partner. So, if you just stay quiet, >> I'm just really scared. >> Okay, and that's fine. It's a free country. You're allowed to talk as much as you want. What I'm saying is this. The more and more you decide to talk and interrupt my partner while he's doing your arrest affidavit, the longer we're going to be in this back seat. So, by all means, continue to talk if you want to, but I would recommend that you stay quiet so we can do what we need to do and get you out of here. >> Have I yelled at you? Have I called you outside your name? >> Okay. Well, this is Everybody gets treated the same here. Everybody gets treated with dignity and respect. I didn't yell at you. I didn't raise my voice. I didn't call you outside your name. I didn't demean you or anything like that. So, everybody gets treated with dignity and respect. If you feel like you should be treated some way differently for whatever reason, I apologize, but that's not the case. We're going to treat everybody the exactly the same. So, because I'm not going to break my neck to look at you. I I speak in a firm voice where you should be able to hear me. >> Why do you hate me? >> I don't I don't know you. Like honestly, man, what's going to happen is I'm gonna leave booking and I'm gonna completely forget who you are because this is a business transaction. >> She's charged with battery, possession of an alcoholic beverage by a person under 21, resisting an officer without violence, and a false driver's license. Moving on to the next case here, where this drunk girl refuses to take no for an answer. >> Why am I not being allowed here right now? Because she's a girl cop and she's a >> If you do not leave right now, you're going to go in handcuffs. I got to go to jail. >> For what reason? Why Why am I going to jail? >> It's March 13th, 2024, and a woman denied entry to a bar starts causing a disturbance. And here's what happened next. >> Well, then we >> I grew up here. I live right across the street. >> I'm going in the bar that I want to go in to see all of my friends. >> You're not going in the bar? >> We're not going in here. I can't go in the bar. >> For what reason? What do you not understand about No. >> She's >> I'm saying that I grew up here. I know everybody here. >> Can we trespass her or no? >> I know everybody here. I know everybody here. I grew up here. >> Security has said I can trespass you. Either leave now or go to jail. It's your choice. >> You want a piece of gum? >> Do you understand? >> You know that was a pretty clear warning. You think she'd leave right away to avoid any trouble, but no, my friends. Her entitlement will not let her take any of the officer's words to heart. >> Yes or no? >> For what reason? Give me a reason. >> She's been very nice so far. If you do not leave right now, you're going to go in handcuffs and you're going to go to jail. >> For what reason? >> You have 10 seconds. For what reason? Trespassing. For what reason? I'm 22 years old. For what reason? >> For what reason? I'm 22 years old. >> I would love to. I would love to talk to you. >> Listen, she's being very nice to you. No, she's not. >> Listen, I don't want to see you go to jail tonight for >> I live right across the street is what's pissing me off. All of my friends are here. >> That's irrelevant to the point. I understand that. I get frustrated, but right now I don't want to see you go to jail for trespassing. So, please, please, you got to walk. >> I don't want to go home. All my friends are here. I live right across the [ __ ] street. I live >> What the [ __ ] >> Everything you're saying right now, though, is irrelevant to the current situation. >> What? What am I saying? That's irrelevant information. >> You're saying you're 22, you live here. All this is irrelevant information. You're not being allowed here right now. >> Why am I not being allowed here right now? Because she's a girl cop and am I not being allowed here for? >> That's another irrelevant. >> Wow. For a 22-year-old, she surely doesn't act like one. And instead of following the cop's order, she brings out her phone, starts recording them like I I don't get it. >> You just made >> So what am I not being allowed here for? The business doesn't want you. The business does not want you here. >> Why doesn't the business a want me here? >> The security has said that they do not want you in their business. >> Why? >> They don't have to give a reason. Why? It's private property. >> No, I want to know why. Cuz I live right across the street. I'm 22 years old. Why am I not allowed here? >> That's information. >> What's your name? What's your badge number? >> My name is De and we don't have badge numbers. >> What's your badge number? >> We don't have badge number. >> Every sheriff, every officer has badge number. >> That's for sure. >> Do you even have a badge number? Do you see a number on my badge? >> No. >> No. >> Correct. We do not have that. So, you need to leave respectfully. Security has told you you need to leave. We have told you you need to leave. We're giving you every I'm the manager here. >> I'm best friend. I'm best friends with so many people that own bars here. I live right across the street. I don't know why I'm not allowed to come in here. >> I'll explain to you. >> Explain to me. When you came in, the male that you were with, you started arguing. >> No, we didn't argue. I asked if I could talk to you. >> We are the ones that make that decision >> and we felt that you might have been a threat because of the >> Why was I a threat? >> So, at this point, >> can you go talk to Johnny? >> I don't know who Johnny is, but >> Oh, you don't know Johnny who owes um >> [ __ ] Here's the deal. If you don't leave, we can arrest you for trespassing because I've already asked you to leave. They've asked you to leave. >> But why? Why? >> I just explained to you. >> No, you didn't give me a very valid reason. I'm 22 years old. I grew up right across the street. I know everybody who knows every bar that owns that I know everybody that owns every bar on this. You're intoxicated to that as well. >> It's spring break. Oh my god. I'm going to have a drink. I'm noted up. She has to be one of the people who've gotten more chances than anybody in the history of being given chances to leave. But she still chose entitlement instead. And when you let entitlement take the wheel class, where do you usually end up crashing? >> You've gotten more chances than anybody has ever gotten. >> Yes, but I don't understand why I'm not allowed in. >> You need to leave. >> You need to leave. >> We What's your What's your What's your first name? I'm not telling you that. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to be respectful to address you properly. >> I would like to give a valid person my ID that knows my family that will let me in. >> Doesn't make a difference who your family is. This is private. >> Oh, it doesn't. Cuz I've seen I've seen otherwise. >> Well, I can tell you right now, >> growing up right across the street, I've seen otherwise. >> I know you know everybody. You know everybody that knows everybody. We've already been over that. Right now, you're wasting their time. >> I don't care if I'm wasting their time. They're were rude to me. >> No, they weren't. They're >> Yes, they were. >> Do you want to call? Do you want to fill it out now, David? >> I do. >> Okay. >> No, I Why the [ __ ] Why am I throwing jail? >> What's your hands? >> No, you hit me my phone. >> What the are you putting me on the ground for? >> Is yours >> I'm resisting? >> That's correct. Stop resisting. Okay. >> Hand me my cell. >> I gave you every opportunity. >> You hand me my cell phone. >> No, you're No. What the [ __ ] is happening here? You give me my cell phone. I'm calling my mother [ __ ] sweat. You're >> Oh no. What the is wrong with you? >> Dear God. Even in handcuffs, she is struting around like she's running this show. mouthing off at the officer, squirming like she could resist her way to freedom. >> Hey guys, looking [ __ ] >> you have anything on your public? >> No. >> This set up for cuffs. >> Don't touch. >> I'm not going to deal with it. Do you understand? Don't me. No. No, I have to search. >> No, >> I have to search. >> Are you recording? >> Yes. >> Tell me what your name is. What the is your name? >> [ __ ] badge number. >> Stop. >> What's her What's her badge number? >> Stop. You're making it way worse on yourself. Stop. >> What's her badge number? >> Stop. >> What's her badge number? >> We don't have badge numbers. >> Why? Why don't y'all have badge numbers? >> Don't throw my purse on the ground. What's your [ __ ] badge number? >> My address. What's your badge number? What's up? >> Put her in the car. >> Why am I going in the car? Why? Why? Why? >> Sit down. Why? But why? Why? >> You were given every single chance you possibly could have got to walk off. >> She was mean. She was I live here and she was mean. >> I got it right here. She was out here and her ex-boyfriend was here and he was trying to walk in the bar and she was like, "Stop." So, >> you guys come to see me or did you come? >> I mean, we were we were actually >> we were actually pulling in and I heard the key brakes and they were like 180. I was like, "Oh, they're fighting." >> I gave her every opportunity. >> She was given more opportunities than I give a lot of people. >> I'm still hot. >> I'm still hot. >> After putting this girl in the squad car, the officer began to transport her to the station. So, you're going to go to booking and then from booking, you're going to go up to the county jail and then you'll see a judge in the morning who will set you >> who will set you a bond at first appearance. >> Can no one take me out when I go to jail right now? >> You have to go to first appearance in the morning. >> Why? For what? For what? >> For trespassing, refusing to leave the property. >> Okay. And then resisting arrest. >> That's a question I deserve an answer to. Why do I have to go to [ __ ] and stay the night? >> I've explained it to you. >> Yes, but I don't understand why. >> Because if you're intoxicated, obviously your motor functions aren't correct and and your mind is not in the right place. Or else we wouldn't be in the position that we're in now. You would have listened and understood when you were told by security, by me, by my partner, and by the general manager that you were not going to be allowed in the business and you needed to delete. I'm I don't understand why is the issue. Even if I were 100% sober, I would understand. I've had one shot and I still don't understand. I'm not allowed in a place of business because I tal to a boy who broke my heart. >> Okay. So, I've explained that to you multiple times. >> No, >> that doesn't make sense to me. >> Okay. >> We can look at the cameras and follow him around for 10 minutes. I would love to take you to court for that club. I've never I didn't follow him out for 10 minutes. >> Okay. My partner and I both saw you. Okay. We discussed >> Was it 10 minutes? >> We discussed >> Was it 10 minutes? >> We discussed if we should say something to you. >> Was it 10 minutes? >> Was it 10 minutes? >> Exactly. No, it wasn't. It was maybe 3 minutes tops and you were like, "You're not allowed in." He went in. I was not allowed in after that. 3 minutes tops. Maybe 2 minutes tops. >> Okay. And then after >> allowed in. >> And then after we told you you weren't allowed in, you went around >> I caused a scene because why the am I not allowed in after all of my friends are in there? I grew up around that bar. I live right across the street. I've had one shot beforehand and now I'm just pissed the off. >> This conversation is getting nowhere, so I'm no longer having it. >> Okay, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool. I would love to take you to court for this conversation. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> I've told you three times already. >> Tell me again. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry I can't hear you. >> Okay. It'll be on your arrest paper. >> You have the obligation to tell me your name when I ask for it. What is your name? >> Do you have a law degree? >> I don't have to tell you anything that I have. Tell me your name. When I ask you what your name is, you have an obligation to tell me what your name is. So tell me what is your name. >> I've told you my name multiple times. >> Awesome. So when I ask you again and I ask you what your name is, I'm dyslexic. I don't remember names. So you can tell me your name again or I can go to court and I can genuinely pull up the video footage from this from this car from you when you're not telling me your name. Isn't your name going to be on my police report? Tell me your name. >> Yes, it is. So when I go to the station and I ask them, "Well, was the officer that brought me? Are they going to tell me?" >> It'll be on your arrest paperwork. >> No, I want you to tell me. What is your name? I know the law and I know that every time I ask, you are required to tell me your name and your badge number, which apparently you don't have a badge number. So, what is your name? >> What statute is that? >> I don't know the statute, but I know it's a law and I can take you to court for it. What is your name? >> Okay. She was charged with failure to leave after request and resisting an officer without violence. All of her charges were dropped. >> Now, can me now? >> More comfortable for you. >> My name is Lanna and I live in New York. >> Okay. Well, >> and why are you putting me in the back of your car? >> Because you're being arrested for trespass. Because you're being arrested for trespass. >> It's June 9th, 2025. A cop gets to a disturbance call at a resort near Disney World. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi there. >> How are you guys today? >> All of our efforts are >> It doesn't seem anything we've provided as resolution is working for this family. >> Okay. >> They've been very disrupted for about 5 and a half hours. We have tried to solve and handle every question they've had and give them different action options, access. They just don't. She's recording which is against the law. She cannot record our presentations to our people or anything without doing anything. >> I've asked numerous friends to lower the volume, lower the tensions. That hasn't happened. I told them that the next step would be that we're moving from the sales floor. Okay. And and >> there's nothing more we're going to do. >> How long are you guys here for? >> We're leaving tomorrow. >> You're leaving tomorrow? Okay. So, they don't want you guys on the sales floor anymore today. So, >> we're not we're not getting anywhere cuz we're leaving tomorrow. So, we can't do this. >> Okay. Okay. Unfortunately, regardless, they don't want you here. So, here's here's the two options. You can either exit the sales floor now and everything will be fine or you're be risk your trespass warnings and you come back, you get arrested. So, my >> should be a trespassing. If you choose to not walk out right now when then when when they're politely asking you to. Yes. If you walk out right now, there will be no paper. >> Okay. Here's the thing. I'm not going to tell you twice. This is tell me. >> Okay. Then let's go right now. >> Explain to you why I'm first classing. >> I bought >> If I have to walk to my truck. Okay. You got your ID. >> Do you have your ID? >> No. No. No. You're going to do my ID. I >> You can either give me your ID or go to jail. >> And gave them honey. >> Let's go. We're walking out. You're not IDing yourself. You're refusing to leave. You have one option. They can leave. Robin, put your handcuffs. We're going to leave. Will she agree to leave? Of course not. If she did, there wouldn't be a video. >> I appreciate how you're >> I don't appreciate you talking. Let's go. >> What's your name? >> My name is Deputy Radiger at the Sheriff's Office. 10170. Let's go. You're not welcome here anymore. >> 70. >> Yes, ma'am. You can take a picture if you'd like. Deputy Radiger. 1017. >> Deputy Radig. >> Yes, ma'am. Let's go. >> Okay. >> And what's your jurisdiction here? >> You're in the Orange County. You're in Orange County. I'm the Orange County Sheriff's Office. They're asking you to leave a property. >> I just I'm just trying to get it. option now is to leave. Your option now is to leave the property. >> Okay. Can you bring me my rights as well? >> You don't need to give me your rights. You're not under arrest. Here's the deal. >> So then why are you making me feel like I'm under arrest? Why are you >> You're about to be if you don't leave. Your husband's being very kind to you. I would take your husband's advice right now. >> He seems very kind. He's giving you very good advice right now, which is step off the sales floor where you're not welcome. If your owner's here, go back to where your own, enjoy the rest of your night here, okay? You're not welcome on the sales floor anymore. Okay, ma'am. Let's just let's just talk over there cuz they said they said that I actually asked them I actually asked them to step outside to process it with us. >> Sure. But they but per their request they don't want you on the sales floor anymore which they have the right to do that but because you guys are owners here you're welcome to go back to what you own. You're more than welcome to go back to what you own. However, you can't be on the sales floor anymore. Okay. >> I'm going to step away. >> I Yep. I would step away outside. >> Can you give me a minute? >> No. >> Give me a minute. I'm like I need >> your presence can be processed outside. You should be because you need to go outside or you're going to go to jail. >> Your presence right now is very >> Okay. Okay. Let's Okay. Well, let's go outside then. >> These two would argue that they weren't done with the sales conversation. But unlucky for them, the cop doesn't seem to care. So, the woman tries another tactic to stay on the property. >> He said he was talking to us. He's still doing it. >> So, you guys are done. >> But he was still showing us. >> They're done with it. >> Did you call for math? No. >> I need a woman here. You're going to need to leave is what you're going to do. Okay. So, here's the deal. >> I need a woman. >> Here's the deal, ma'am. >> You've been asked more times than you need to be. Sir, I'm going to recommend you take her outside now or she's going to go to jail for trespassing. >> I'm not trespassing. I've been sitting here since 11:00 a.m. asking for help. >> To see you go to jail. >> I swear I am not trespassing. I've been asked to sit down and wait for help. >> Okay. He's going to ask you one question. >> I've tried to help you numerous times. Our director of sales tried to help you for 5 and 1/2 hours. I do not want to see you go to jail. If I can help for $500, I wouldn't be standing here. >> We're about 5 seconds away from a 10:15. So, >> oh, okay. >> Even though the officer has given her a clear warning and even though the husband tried his best to convince her to just leave, she still refuses to do so. >> Once I stop doing that to me, >> you don't. >> Everyone is doing the same things. Stop. >> Okay. Are you walking out right now? Are you walking out right now? >> Stop. Just stop. I need all of you to stop. >> Are you walking out right now or are you going to jail? No, officer. I feel better now. No, she's Do not touch me. >> Find your back. >> Do not touch me. Nope. >> I'm not playing her game. >> Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey. Honey, honey, honey. >> Stop. [laughter] Stop. Stop. Guys. >> Please. Please. Guys. >> She made her decisions [screaming] for us to leave. >> Honey, come on. >> Let go of me. I want >> you had every opportunity to walk away. >> Please, honey. >> Let go of me. >> Honey, come here. >> Stop hurting me. >> No one's hurting you. >> [screaming] >> You made that decision. >> Come on. >> You just act to us over there. >> You going to show it to the bear doing this thing. >> Let's walk outside. [screaming] >> Get off me. >> You made this decision. >> [screaming] >> my website. >> This tantrum throwing will continue throughout the room till outside where she makes another demand. >> I want my lawyers now. Get off me. I want my now. >> I want my lawyers. Get off me. Get off me. >> What are you doing? >> This is called trespass after warning. >> Okay. Get off me then. >> Okay. >> Get into my car. You'll be getting into my car, ma'am. >> Get off me. >> Who is your mother? Get off me. Do not touch me anymore. Get off me. >> Get off me. >> Get off me. >> I need you to step back at that curb right now. >> Get off me now. Let go of my arm. >> Let go of my arm. >> Let go. I'm not doing anything. You're already having that one. >> Who are you? Why do you do this to people? What are you doing right now? >> What is wrong? >> Yeah, I'm temporary. She's secured. And then we have one of the uniform. I didn't do anything. >> As cops pat her down, she continues asking officers some questions. >> What do you think I could do to you? >> I'm 5'2. Like, what are you so angry at me for? I didn't do anything here. >> Hello. >> I didn't do anything. >> Is your BWC on? >> As long as you're on, we can do a pat down then. >> I want a female officer. Please let go of me. Can you fold her aside so I can just put a bank for a pat down? >> Feetal officer, please. Please give me a fee. Officer, please. >> They took my money already. Why are you guys culting me? >> I'm using the back of my hand for catching. >> I want to be the officer. So >> what? >> That's why every That's why there's three body cams on you right now. >> What is not an option here? >> Where's my phone? >> I don't have >> Where is my phone? And where's my husband? >> Here's the deal. I'm trying to adjust these. Make them more comfortable for you in a car when I don't know where I'm going. Where is my family? >> I'm not going to adjust them, but you're going to start rocking up again. >> American citizenship. >> Keep the cuffs like this. Then >> I'm trying to adjust it and make them more comfortable for you. >> My name is Le and I live in New York. >> Okay. Well, >> and why are you putting me in the back of your car? >> Because you're being arrested for trespass. Because you're being arrested for trespass after warning. >> Trespassing anywhere. I was just sitting there since 11:00 a.m. >> If you put your arm down, I can make it less tight on you. Can you please put your arm down so I can make these less tight on you? You already like strangling my arm. >> There's literally nothing I'm doing wrong here. And you're trying to >> arrest me. >> Got some fancy cuts here, Bolt. >> You go one direction with them, man. >> Other way. All the way. All the way. There you go. >> These things are something else. >> They don't make them this fancy back in the day. >> I know. >> Hi. >> I'll talk to you in one second. Okay. >> SC. Can I just explain to you what's going on? [crying] >> With everything done, the officer then put her in the back of the squad car. >> What happened? >> Can you take my bag? >> Can you take my bag? Can you take my bag? Can you take my bag? >> All my things are Can you take my stuff? >> I need We'll give it to you in just a moment. We'll give it just a moment. >> At least that's all I'm asking. >> Why are you acting like this in front of your daughter? Because you're throwing me in the back of your car for >> You're yelling at me like I'm acting like this. You made this decision. Now sit down. Sit down like an adult. >> Talking to Chris. >> Sit down like an adult. >> I asked him if he would. >> Now sit down like an adult. >> Okay. Can you just let him have my bag? I just need >> I said I'll give it to him if you sit down like an adult. >> Have to go to school tomorrow. Would you please? >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Why are you doing all this? >> Go to the other side. >> Um uh yes, please. Is your ID in your bag, ma'am? >> Can you believe it would traumatize people? >> After arrest, in addition to trespassing, the officer was considering charging her with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, but he didn't. In the end, she was only charged with trespassing. She pled no contest to the charge and was ordered to pay $223 in costs and fees. >> Please crush you. I just made >> on December 13th, 2024, officers in Florida responded to a hotel to make sure a woman took an Uber home due to her level of intoxication. Here's what happened next. >> Like, I have to go as well. So, I just want to make sure you get homestead. >> No, I will. >> Can you let her Uber you home cuz you're not able to drive? >> No, I'm not going to drive. >> Okay. Who's someone going to pick you up? >> I just need your address. >> Okay. Who's going to pick you up? >> My friend. >> Who's your friend? >> My friend. >> Okay. Where are they? >> They're coming. >> What about the address to your friend's house in Boka that you're staying? >> Yeah. >> What friend's coming to pick you up? Because you got to leave the bed. >> Dory, what friend's coming to pick you up? >> Okay, but you're not. You're going to talk to me. You're done talking to her. You're going to talk to me. >> Don't worry. It's so easy to get an Uber. That's all that I'm asking you. >> What do you want? What are we doing? >> I'm sure you all love. >> Come on. Let's go off the property. I don't want to talk to her. Go this way. >> Okay. I love you and I'll talk to you. Okay. But I do. If she gets in her car, we'll just do our home. >> Will she call somebody or even an Uber to pick her up? Of course not. In fact, right after being advised by the officer, she jumps into the car and tries to drive away thinking she's sneaky. Not on these officers watch. >> Excuse me. What are you doing? Stop. >> Excuse me. Can you tell me what you're doing? >> My friend is not going to be very happy about this. >> Hey, you're in a traffic stop now. >> Yeah, I understand the hotel. >> Yes. I have to use the restroom. >> Not quite yet. Give me one second. Okay. >> No, I don't really care if you don't like it. But I have to use the restroom. So, >> make it work before I don't like it. >> Do you have your license with you? >> Yeah, I do. >> Can I have it? >> Yeah. Make it work because I'm not liking this. >> I have to use the restroom to make it work faster. Why the you close the limit? Make it work faster. >> We don't know why she's still in the car sitting and acting a fool. The cops should have pulled her out the moment they saw her driving. Oh well. What do I know? I'm not [laughter] a cop. >> JFK tonight. Make it work faster. >> You need to hang out for a second. >> You need me to hang out. >> You have your ID. I've been looking for your You have to wait for your ID. You say you're looking for your ID the whole time. Do you have your driver license? >> Sure. No, I do not. >> You do not have my driver's license. Do you want a picture of my driver's license? I have a picture with JFK. Do you want to know? I took a picture with JFK tonight. >> Do you want to see it? >> No. >> Great. He was a great guy. I'll >> take a picture. Do you have a driver? >> No. >> You have a picture up tonight? >> Sure. I'll give you a freaking picture of it if you want it. I don't really care for it, but sure. You are not like it cuz I look What? What do you want? A picture of Donald Trump? >> Yeah. My brother is in jail. He sent me this picture. Would you like it? >> No. Okay. >> Okay. Fine. Sir, you're not going to like this. You will not like this. This is my picture. What do you need, sir? You're not going to like it. Instead of giving the officers her documentation, she decided to bring out the Bible and read it to the officer. >> What are you a Mormon? Please read. >> Please read the Bible. >> Can you Can you please read a passage for us? How about you grab the Testament and read a passage? Okay, I'll read it for us before you go to jail. Simon Peter, >> servant and apostle of Jesus Christ to those who have obtained. I mean, I can't read if you don't give me a light so I can't read. You've got to give me some sort of light so I can read, sir. Are you serious? I can't I cannot read with those black people in front of you. You want you want me to bully you to the rest of your life and it's just like what do you need? >> I would not like to be bullied. >> Yeah, I know. Nobody like I mean I've got the New Testament. What do you What do What do you need? What do you read on Bible verse? How are you feeling? How about look at one of them and tell me what do you want? So look at them. What? You're looking at addiction, adultery, or seeking God, death, bitter. What? What? What do you want to read, sir? Just tell me what you want to read cuz they're going to already arrest me. So, just tell me what you want to read. >> I don't want to read it. >> Uh, I'm going to go to jail anyways. So, just tell me what you want to read, sir. >> Go to jail. >> Uh, because you're looking at me and I can't find the key. So, just tell me what we're going to do cuz I'm going to go to jail anyways. So, which one do you want to read? >> You can pick one. Go ahead and read it. >> No, you pick one then. Please read it. I'll read it. But just pick one. >> You can pick any one. >> Fine. I'll read the hang. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Can you please help me find my car keys? Cuz my papa was going to like it. And when my papa finds out that you guys are in the middle of this, he's not going to like it. >> He's not. My papa isn't going to like this. My papa is not going to like it. >> Yeah. >> I would really like to solve this issue before finds out he's not. >> After a while, the officer asked her to just step out. >> Hey, is that your name? >> Okay, go ahead and step out the vehicle for me. We're going to go behind uh your your vehicle. Is this your car? >> No. Whose car is it? >> My parents. My grandparents. >> Okay. Go ahead and step out. >> Why? >> Just go ahead and step out. We'll speak. >> Okay. We're going to speak um at the rear of your vehicle. Okay. You can tell me what she's done speaking on my phone. She's on my phone. Go ahead and step out. I'm not going to ask you again cuz I have to ask you. >> Okay. Arrest me. Do you give her a phone just so she's not >> Are you not willing to come out? >> I'm not even happy. But she's talking to my grandparents. >> Okay, then she can give me my phone back and then I'll step back. I feel like I'm see this is what I mean. Like Okay, fine. I'm happy to. >> Thank you. Go ahead and step out. >> We're going to we're going to speak over here. Okay. Please close the door. Yeah, the door clos. >> Okay, you're going to speak right here. Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, the reason why >> car lock >> Yeah. I can't find the car key. And two, like I I'm from Connecticut. Okay. And I I can't seem to like relax here. I don't know what's going on cuz I can't find my car key. >> So, I literally met RFK tonight, ma'am. >> What? I recently met RFK tonight at the Ben Hotel. >> Yeah. He's so freaking awesome. He's going to make America great again. >> Okay. What was his name? >> RFK Junior. >> Okay. Do you know who Donald Trump is? >> Yeah. He literally just won. Please arrest me. >> Please take me to jail. >> You don't know who that is. >> I think she's talking about herself. God, she's annoying. I hope she gets arrested hard. >> Based on what I'm seeing right now, it appears to talk to me. >> Great. Great. Great. So, we're having a great conversation right now and you are going to act like it's not very great like I'm not part you don't want to participate in the exercises. Excuse me. You don't want to participate. You're going to take the Bible for what? No. No. Give me the Bible, you [ __ ] [ __ ] Give me the New Testament for what? You can't give me it back. K. Smith, you can't give me the [ __ ] Bible for what? >> I'm a product bag inside of there. Are you serious, bro? Seriously? What did I do to you? Incidio. >> No, Viceline glasses. For what? For what? What did I do? Seriously? For what? No. For real? What? Like, no. No. No. No. For what? For what? >> I freaking just met RFK tonight. For what? For what? For what? >> For what? >> For what? I met RFK. For what? Tonight? For what? This is going to make America great again. For what? >> Tomorrow. For what? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Make America great again, >> ma'am. We're not playing this game with you, >> ma'am. For what? For what? >> Get your leg in the car. >> For what, ma'am? >> My car key is in the car. For what? >> We have your car keys. >> Okay. No, you can stop touching me. >> Listen, >> you can tell me why you're going to put me in the car, >> ma'am. >> Oh, she's so tough. Wow. Look at her. >> 30,000 a year. 50,000 a year. That's so >> You know what? I have pity for you guys. Please make it tighter. Make it tighter. Make it tighter cuz I ain't got no money, you guys. It's sad. Actually, really sad. One of you guys make a weak. Please make it worse for me. Please, sir. Put me in the car seat so tight that I can't remember tomorrow. >> No, don't want that. >> Please. All right, >> sir. Please. Yeah, I'm going to try. >> The girl is charged with DUI and resisting without violence. Her bond was set at $2,000, which she later posted. After bonding out, she was appointed to a public defender. In court, she was found guilty of DUI, while her resisting charge was dropped. She's sentenced to one year of probation, one year of license revocation, and an ignition interlock for 6 months. Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. If you want, share your thoughts on this video and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.