What are you doing? No. Do you not see that blue truck? Put your car apart. >> Okay. Stop her. Your kids are in the car, are they? [screaming] >> Oh, my uncle's coming. >> It's honestly unbelievable how grown adults can act like complete brats the moment someone tells them, "No." Spoiler alert, cops don't reward bratty behavior. >> Put your hands on the car. I ain't doing nothing. Doing nothing. Stop running. Stop running. >> Like somebody wasn't running fast enough. >> I was doing like >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Get ready for another wild ride in Cops versus the dumbest Karens who act like a complete brat. Starting with this unhinged woman who thinks she can kick the officer in the nuts and get away with it. >> Now you're going straight to jail. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And I hope it's seven bullets in your hand. >> Yeah. GO >> GO TO PRISON and get the out of my face, you dirty physically assaulted me. >> Nope. >> On June 18th, 2025, an officer on patrol at a public's grocery store spotted a woman who had a history of stealing merchandise. Here's what happened next. >> You haven't been here in a while and all a sudden you pop back up and I know you steal stuff before. >> Oh, I've stolen it. So, it's time to call the FBI. >> Yes. But let's ask you're fine. Don't worry about me. >> I just don't >> cuz there's no reason to put any of that stuff in your backpack when you come up here. >> I did exactly what I need. >> My job is exactly. Thank you. And it's buy one get one free. I have my receipt for everything else. But my phone's on 1%. So make sure you get his ID and mine. If you don't get his you don't get mine cuz my phone died. Okay, but make sure you get these items on receipt cuz Pozi is done. >> Sorry. >> Don't be sorry to me cuz you're the one that's concealing all that stuff in your background. >> I'm so sorry, but maybe it's time for them to see your face. >> You can. You can because you're being recorded right now. >> Thank god. >> As she was checking in her merchandise, the officer stood close and looked out for any of her suspicious behavior. We're going to make sure that the wine is also a replacement bottle because I have a picture of that receipt and the receipt before. Um, so I have the the buy one get one free was that 50. I have the receipt for that because I I had to return the other one, but she said I got it on buy one get one. So she said to grab the other one. I just saw her >> brown mouth hair glasses on. I'll show you. She said oh my hold that. Okay, I can hold >> Write your name down and give me your review tomorrow. Okay, >> also write off just write that information down. Write Officer with it and hold that with them. I'm >> not going to do that cuz I mean you just get one. Take care of that. >> I need the receipt. >> I have my phone back. So I can't do anything until I >> So did you want me to save it then until you're ready? >> This and you'll be >> Yeah. Okay. So you want me to just hold everything or >> hold everything? I took a picture of him. We'll charge it up. The only thing I want is a bottle of wine. >> Okay. So, let's just And then I'm going to have you do a a sequence of scans. Okay. So, $15.9 can every single one of them except for this piece. But make sure you only do the ones that look old first. That look old. No. Look at the number. You have to look at the ones that have already been used first. prison. >> No, take your time and scan each one first. They're your prison. You want to go ahead and scan them again. Okay, >> cuz you're going to prison. >> Yeah, I'm going to prison. Okay, >> just do what you got to do and get out of this store. >> That one has a little bit right on the >> You're going straight. >> Yeah. Okay. >> This one we're calling the company about. >> No, unfortunately that one doesn't happen. No, we're calling the company about this one. Okay. >> She did her utmost to try to confuse the cashier by splitting the cost of a $15 bottle of wine between six cards. And we're supposed to believe she was going to pay for all that. She was definitely planning to steal all of it. If that wasn't enough to send her to jail, her next action definitely will. >> All right, that one still has five. Now you're going straight. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And I hope it's seven bullets in your hand. >> Yeah. Okay. Have a nice day. Get out of here and don't come back. Don't let me >> Don't come back here. You hit me and you go to jail. >> If he touches me ever, >> I am fully >> Get out of here. >> filing a full report. >> Get out of here. >> If you ever >> get out of here. >> Goodbye. >> This is where it is done. >> Go. >> Prison for the rest of his life. >> Get out of here or you going to jail. Go. >> Go to PRISON AND GET THE OUT OF my face. You dirty. [ __ ] Touch me. You have it on camera. He touched me. >> You have it on camera. He physically assaulted me. Nope. He touched me. Nope. You have it on camera. He touched me. You have it on camera. He touched me. He had no right to touch me. >> I'm protecting myself. I PROTECTED MYSELF after he touched me. I have it on camera. >> No, he touched me. I have it on camera. He touched me. Stop. >> I had on full camera. He touched me. I had on full camera. He touched me. I had on camera. He touched me. I had on camera. He touched me. I had on camera. Yeah. I kicked HIM IN HIS NECK AFTER HE TOUCHED ME. HE HAD NO RIGHT to touch me. He touched me. You have no right to [ __ ] touch me. You have no right to touch me. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO TOUCH ME. The idiot still thought she was running the show after kicking him in the groin, but unfortunately the damage was already done. >> No. >> NO, I DID NOT. >> HE ASSAULTED ME. >> He's bleeding. >> My head is bleeding. >> Okay. >> Get him off of me. >> I need our hand. >> Get him off of me. >> He struck him. >> NO, I DIDN'T. YOU'RE A LIAR. >> He wouldn't. He backed off. >> No, he didn't. He literally touched me. He shocked me twice. >> You have everything. >> Roll over and put your hands behind your back. >> Roll over and put your hands behind your back. >> You're going to prison. >> You struck. >> You are a [ __ ] liar. >> He stood back. >> No, YOU DIDN'T. NO, HE DIDN'T. YOU'RE A LIAR. >> You are going to go straight to hell. >> India 30 behind you. >> Guess what, my sweetheart? You will. >> Guess what's going to happen to you. I saw it. >> Good. >> Ready over there. >> Stop. >> No. I'm trying to get my head out of blood. >> You have 2 seconds to save my life or you go to prison. >> He's going. >> Yeah, I do have a fanny pack. You idiot. >> He's been working here for how long and still alive? >> He has sexually assaulted how many girls? Raped and abused how many [ __ ] girls? >> He has literally watched me since I was 15 years old. Yeah. >> Yes, you have. >> FD >> in theing community. >> Let's go. >> Can we get >> And I'm bleeding. You got to take me straight to the ER. >> Straight to the ER. >> Even though she continued to pretend to be a victim, that wasn't enough to change one simple fact that things had already been over for her. >> You want to stand her up? I >> roll her over to the ER. >> If I don't go to the ER, you're going straight to prison. >> Sure. Oh, sure. Cuz it's a joke. >> No, you don't get to take my fanny pack off. Ouch. Ouch. You don't get to do that. >> You are ripping my body. >> It's like a test tub. >> It is literally stuck to me because of what he did. >> And you're stuck to me. Let him Tell him to let me go. >> Tell him to let me go. >> Come over here. >> Really? Just come over here so they don't see it. >> So they don't see it. So they lie. So you lie. It is stuck to my body. You need to take me to the ER hand. >> Yeah, cuz you're aing lying bastard. You got kicked to the nuts cuz you raped since you were 15. >> We've been 15 years old in this community while he raped people. >> Hold on to what you got to do. Do what you got to do. I'll hold on to her. >> Yeah. Do what you got to do, bro. >> No, I won't stop. And you for making him the best guy. You literally have something stuck in my body. >> That's what he did. >> Yes, he tased you. >> No, he lied. I paid for my [ __ ] and he still tried to rape somebody. Guess what you get? Silver >> cuz I'm not the one lying. >> So now it's time. >> Thank you. >> After a while, the EMS came to check on her and transported her to the hospital. Just >> to the point where now I'm I'm pressing full charges. And don't touch me. Don't touch me. I kid you not. What they did, what he did. While I paid for every bit of my groceries, while I asked him to check what he did, call the police and the FBI immediately. I have a contusion to the point of >> Please, I didn't do anything. He literally lied. >> We're just here. We're here to check you out. >> And my house keys are missing. So, the fact that he has my house keys, >> absolutely not. I want my house keys in my bag. I don't want anybody touching my [ __ ] I want everything in my bag. My house keys need to be in my bag. Where are my house keys? Where are my house keys? Where are my house keys? First of all, first of all, you don't have to say to me cuz your ass is so disgusting. >> First of all, you're going to jail. >> He's going to prison. He literally raped and assaulted me. He touched me un unequivocally and yes, straight to the hospital. >> You want to go to hospital? >> Yes, please. And sent him straight to prison. I want my house keys and my satchel. Can I see my house keys, please? I would like to see all my property cuz I had items I had to take back to the store. I had so much stuff in here. So, we need to check my items. So, let's go to my items. Let's go. I didn't steal anything from this store. So, therefore, I have no right to be trespassed. I need all He's going straight to prison. I need all of my stuff checked. I didn't steal anything. I didn't take anything. I didn't touch anything. All of my items should be straight in my purse. One. No, he doesn't get to take anything out. I need my keys. and I need my bag. >> All right. You want to go to the hospital by ambulance? >> Yes. I said so, but I'm not being charged for that. I want my I want to make sure that I have my house. Before anything, I just want my property. Okay. So, >> that that's that's >> Okay. So, as as an officer, I'm not under arrest. Can we step towards my property here? Here we go. >> I'm going towards my property right here. Right here. >> Hold on. Yes, I am. I'm checking my property. >> Stop. Ma'am, can you check my property and make sure my house keys and everything are in it before they touch my stuff? >> I'm not allowed to. >> They are legally illegally touching my stuff. And they are illegally trying to take advant No. Stoping lying, you disgusting bastard. >> I'm soing sick of you nasty. You cuz I now have your skin under my nails. >> You stop cuz we're getting >> Oh, that wasn't it, >> man. Stop. Okay. >> Wasn't it? >> Stop. All right. >> Stop. >> Okay. You want to stop? >> Keep going. >> This is all a lawsuit. This is all a lawsuit. So guess what? It's us against them. You all going to prison. >> And your camera on? Your camera's on? >> Yep. >> Good. Thank you. >> The woman was charged with resisting with violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. She pleaded no contest to all charges and her adjudication was withheld. She was sentenced to 101 days in jail and 24 months of probation. She was also ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation and any necessary treatment, write a letter of apology to the officer, and pay a total of $8,864 in fees and costs. After that, she had been arrested again after walking out of a bar without paying and kicking the general manager in the testicles. At the end of the day, no cops went to prison, no matter what Jaws said. Small crimes become big consequences when ego and violence enter the picture. If you're already under suspicion, your best move is to stay calm and lawful. Once you choose aggression, you've chosen jail, probation, massive fines, and a record that follows you long after the store doors close. Moving on to the next case, where an entitled driver thinks she can drive through a blocked road without any consequences. >> What are you doing? No, >> I DON'T CARE. SEE THAT BLUE TRUCK? Put your car in park and give me your driver's license. >> Put your car in park. Oh my god. >> Okay, stop her. >> Your kids are in that car, are they? >> Turn around. >> On October 13th, 2022, officers were investigating a traffic crash when a woman suddenly inserted herself into the scene and caused problems. Here's what happened next. >> Boy, that didn't work out too well. What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? No, >> I don't care. The answer's no. >> Hi to David Nora. Let me >> Okay. >> Can you give me your driver's license? >> Let me. Yes, it is. What? Do you not see this blue truck? >> Do you not see that blue truck? Put your car in park and give me your driver's license. >> Put your car in park and give me your driver's license. >> Waiting at the freaking bus stop. >> I don't care. >> We got blue lights and people safety for a reason. >> Put your car in park. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. Stop her. >> Yo, stop. Where go? >> Put her in jail. I'll be there. After a short pursuit, the woman finally pulled over and she didn't even realize what she had just done. >> Can you tell your 1020? You had a lot of background. Moon Sail Drive Coast Trail. >> Get in the car. Sit down. >> My daughter was right here waiting for me. >> Sit down. >> Oh my god. >> Give me your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Go to jail because they wouldn't. They blocked it off and I was trying to get to cell and I got here. She's not freaking >> It's related to that. >> Look there. My daughter sit down. >> MY DAUGHTER'S RIGHT THERE. >> I don't care. >> I was trying to get my daughter, >> dude. It's blocked off. Sit down and give me your driver's license now. >> I don't have it with me. It's at the house. >> Don't Don't get involved. Don't get involved. >> That's right. >> I get it, but don't get involved. >> You don't even care about me. I'm not being >> Don't get involved. Get off the car. >> I was trying to This is my husband. >> I don't care. >> I was trying. >> You are stopped for a lawful reason. >> How was it? It wasn't even blocked off. People were coming out of the street. Can you advise me? >> You guys were blocking all the way to 75. >> Yeah. Why do you think we're doing that? There was It was nothing. >> It was a traffic crash. >> Okay. You disobeyed this. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you. >> Eduardo Garcia. >> You don't have a driver's license. >> I have a driver's license at home. That's what I'm trying to say. >> What's your name? >> I'm not saying that. >> Okay. Well, to jail, she goes, "Then that has to be one of the stupidest reasons to get yourself arrested. No. >> Your kids are in that car, are they?" >> Turn around. This is not the way you should have handled this. >> I don't mean to be arrested, man. I'm sorry. I'm trying to get my driver's license. I was trying to get my daughter. >> My daughter's right there. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Yes. >> What do you have? >> I don't know. My keys. Okay. So, per Florida statute, when we stop you, you have to give us certain documents and she's refusing. >> So, unfortunately for her, that's violation and that's a jailable offense. I don't know. So, she probably should have listened to us a mile up the street and this wouldn't be happening. But she couldn't wait the 5 seconds it was going to take us to open up the road to come down here and she came that far from hitting him. >> So now it's aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer which is a fell. >> So you can go. >> Do you know who owns this car? >> Okay. Can you call them and have them come pick it up? >> Yeah, it's her sister. >> Is this Jessica? >> No. >> No. No. We're not giving her a ticket. >> No. No. No. Am I able to take the car? >> If she allows you to take the car yet, >> how are you going to get home? >> I I lived on the street. >> Are you going to walk back? >> Okay. If she allows you to take the car, then yeah, we'll let you take the car. >> Do we have a name for her yet? Cuz she's refusing. >> Is her name Jessica? >> Yes. >> Are you going to charge her with them? >> I only saw bits and pieces of it. So, what? Obviously, we've got driving around the barricade. driving around the barricade and then she drove off on the street, >> but I had to step back before so she wouldn't run me over. >> Okay, I'll charge her with it. >> Yeah. And then refusing to give information. >> Oh, she it wouldn't stop until I got up here. I was doing almost 100 just >> In the end, she was charged with resisting without violence and disobeying a police officer. Mind your business and follow lawful instructions. You don't get points for inserting yourself into police work. Sometimes the smartest move is doing absolutely nothing. Just when the officer thought they'd seen it all, along came an unhinged Door Dasher with a serious anger issue. [screaming] [screaming] On May 22nd, 2025, officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle for going double the speed limit, but instead of stopping, it took off. When the officer finally pulled her over, he realized he wasn't dealing with a routine traffic stop. >> What is wrong with you? [screaming] >> You were speeding up. What is What is going >> GET AWAY FROM [screaming] ME. >> WHAT'S GOING ON? GET AWAY. UHUH. I [screaming] get off of me. >> What are you doing? >> He's hurting me. HE'S HURTING ME. I'M ON THE PHONE. MY LAWYER. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. NO. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO. I'M ON THE PHONE MY LAWYER RIGHT NOW. I NEED SOME [screaming] HAND. I HAVE THIS ALL ON ME. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. [screaming] >> I CAN'T BREATHE. GET OFF OF ME. I HAVE TO GET OFF. I KNOW THE ROSCO. POLICE. CALLIEY'S DEAD RIGHT NOW. [screaming] OH, SHANNON. THEY HAD ME IN C. I CAN'T BREATHE. Hold this cop. Get the OTHER ARM. >> MY DADDY. I can't breathe. I'm going to make sure all >> Get off of me. Get off me. >> Get off of me. Slow it down. >> I'm going to kill all of y'all. >> The officer didn't have a chance to speak to her. She already freaked out and started acting like a baby in need of a diaper. And this isn't the end of her tantrum throwing her ass. lean up against the car. >> JUST STAY RIGHT THERE. >> GO AHEAD. >> CALL IZZY'S DAD RIGHT NOW. I WANT HIM RIGHT NOW. >> Come over here and check her out. >> No. >> GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] LET ME GO. SHE'S MY LAWYER. YOU BETTER TALK to her right now. >> Hi, lawyer. >> No, you guys don't know how to do your job. I had this whole call recording. You guys are stupid. >> I know the Rosco police. Where the Izzy's dad at >> I want to talk to him. >> I don't want to talk to all y'all from the suburbs. >> My daddy makes my daddy MAKES MORE MONEY THAN ALL Y'ALL. I'M ALL Y'ALL DOING IS you don't want to get ME OUT THESE COPS. OUT HERE JUST CUZ I'M BLACK. >> Get the OUT OF MY [screaming] CAR NOW. >> NO, LET ME GO. LET ME GO. [screaming] COME ON, DADDY. COME ON, DADDY. OH, my daddy's going to die. >> Oh, my uncle's going to run. >> NO. >> IS THIS IS HER LAWYER OR SOMETHING? This isn't my lawyer. >> We won't take the phone. They're not listening cuz I'm black. >> GET TURN THE DOOR OFF, DUMMIES. >> THIS your attorney on the phone. >> THIS IS MY LAWYER, DUMMY. >> Can I talk to her? >> Yes. Take the I say that. I DON'T GIVE A SHOT. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> I'm going to sue all OF YOU. >> YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO BE homeless when I'm done with you. >> As the officers were handling their business, she somehow slipped her handcuffs. >> GET OUT. THIS ONE HURTS. NO. Let me go. [screaming] >> Relax on. Okay. Relax. >> Oh no. NO. I WANT MY DAD. >> LET GO. Tell him to LET THE COPS GO. I HURT MY [screaming] HANDS. >> LET ME GO. >> NO, YOU DON'T. MY [screaming] HAND HURTS. NO. I WANT ANDY'S DAD. [screaming] WHERE IS HE? >> I KNOW HIM. TELL HIM TO COME. >> FIRST time I've been speeding down the road. >> You want me to turn your car off? >> Do you want Do you want us to turn your car off? >> Yes. >> I've been saying that 10 TIMES. ARE YOU DUMB? Are you slow? >> 10 seconds ago. You were screaming. >> I said I wanted you to take it out. I've been saying that. >> I'm yelling because you guys listen. Let me out the cops. I'm going to sue you. Shannon, this is MY LAWYER. [screaming] Look her up. I know Izzy's dad. I don't know his name, but he's down the street from my god sister's house. I know him. And I'm a Door Dash driver, too. And I could possibly be pregnant, so y'all getting sued the [ __ ] >> As the officer was on the phone with the lawyer, who's her aunt, by the way, he let her talk to the woman and try to calm her down. >> What? >> Your aunt wants to talk to you. Hello. >> I need you to do me a favor. >> I need you to be quiet. >> No, cuz they won't listen. I could possibly be pregnant. They're putting me on the floor. >> I talked to them and everything's going to be okay. >> No, it's not. They just slam me on the ground. I couldn't breathe. I was just like George Floyd. What the >> It's not funny. I hate this white people. What? >> No. >> I'm all dirty. I just got out the shower. What the? Putting me on the ground. >> I told you guys not to touch me. [ __ ] >> Got me with my and everything. What the is wrong with y'all perverts? >> What the you want? >> Paramedics. I don't care. GET ME OUT this so I can go. I'M A DOOR DASH DRIVER. I was doing a Door Dash delivery though. >> Are you HAVING ANY TROUBLE BREATHING? >> YES. Put me on the ground. >> Now that you're sitting up. >> I STILL HAVE TROUBLE. I HAVE this handcuffs on me. I CAN'T DO this right now. [screaming] You listen. You have to get me out. CALL MY MOM AND MY DAD. WELL, the call didn't do much, it seems, since she continued to scream her lungs out when the paramedic arrived. >> I DON'T CARE. LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT THESE COPS. I'M NOT going to be a slave to your system. >> I know the game. I know the rules. >> Tanya, can we check you out and see how your breathing is and HOW YOUR VITAL >> NO, I WANT TO GO. >> YOU KNOW WHERE you're at. >> Need my vape. I'M IN ROSCO. DUH. I LIVE HERE. >> What year is it? >> It's 2 225. >> Who's the president? >> Trump. Orange white ass. >> She's not going to let me check her out. >> No. My dad and my mom. I don't know why you guys pulled me over cuz I speed all the time in Rosco and I never get pulled over. >> Tanya, why why didn't you stop? >> Cuz I'm trying to go finish start door dashing. I know, but >> and you just slam me on the ground. I could possibly be pregnant. So, I'm suing you guys. >> You're going 60 to 30. >> I DON'T CARE. I DO THAT all the time. It's not a problem. Everyone's sitting right there. I've done it before. Like, >> I SWEAR TO GOD, MY BEST FRIEND'S GREAT. I speed ALL THE TIME IN ROSCO. YOU GUYS DO NOT PULL ME OVER. YES. KEEP LOOKING AT ME. >> GUYS, STOP. What the >> Hey, you're going to go to jail. Okay. The sooner >> WHERE IS MY DUDE? [screaming] I WANT THE PHONE CALL WITH MY DUDE. LET ME OUT. >> The sooner you get down there, the sooner you can bond out. >> How much? What am I getting charged for? >> You're just going to charge with fleeing. That's all. Listen, you have your day in court. Get down there. Bond out. YOU'LL BE >> WHERE'S MY DAD? NO, I WANT MY CALL my mom and dad. WHERE IS IZZY'S DAD? I WANT TO TALK TO YOU. >> CALL down there. So, we're going to get you. >> I want to TALK TO MY GOD SISTER. I WANT TO TALK TO MY GODMOTHER. I'LL TELL YOU WHAT. HOLD ON. WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. NO. I DON'T CARE. This is black on black crime. >> WE'RE GOING TO GET WHITE ON BLACK CRIME. NO. THEN >> WE'RE GOING TO LET YOU GO. >> NO. I WANT TO TALK TO MY LAWYER NOW. Talk to Shannon Bridge. >> Will you help us get you into THE CAR? >> NO. I DON'T WANT TO GET IN THE CAR. >> BUT YOU have to get in the car. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> Well, call my dad then. >> You will call him once you're in the car. >> No, you won't. I KNOW HOW YOU GUYS ARE. You [ __ ] police man of trash. >> I promise we'll let you. >> No, you're not. >> I'll help them get you in the car, too. >> Whatever. >> All right, let's go. >> Ain't nothing on me. Let me go. Come on. I'm going to lose that [ __ ] >> Hurry the [ __ ] up. >> Okay. Well, move your foot in a little bit. I don't want to get >> I can't even I can't even feel my hands right now. What the [ __ ] Come on now. >> They're good. Can I just check? >> No, they're actually really >> The woman was charged with reckless driving, fleeing and eluding, and resisting arrest. Panic and theatrics never fix legal problems. Stopping immediately and cooperating is the only move that limits damage. Fleeing first and losing control afterward guarantees more charges and a much worse ending. >> Car, put your hands on the car. >> I ain't DOING NOTHING. I WAS DOING NOTHING. >> Stop running. >> Somebody wasn't running fast enough. you. >> I was doing like >> on November 13th, 2024, officers conducted a traffic stop on a driver who is accused of threatening someone. You >> want to walk up on him or wait. >> Driver, turn off the vehicle. Put Put your Put your hands outside. Open the door from the outside. Okay. >> No, you don't. >> No, you don't. We'll explain everything to you. We'll listen to my commands. Okay. Open the door from the outside. Show me your hands. Put your hands in the air. >> Okay. Put your hands in the air. >> Put your hands in the air. >> Walk backwards towards me with your hands in the air. Walk backwards towards me with your hands in the air. >> Walk past or we walk backwards towards me with your hands in the air. I'll explain everything to you once you come back to me. Don't go in the car. Do not go in the car. Don't go in the car. Walk backwards towards me. Walk back towards me with your hands in the air. >> You know what the dummy did next when the officer told her that? She dashed off and taunted the officer while running. >> Put your hands on the car. Put your hands on the car. >> Stop running. Stop running. Okay, >> enough. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're being detained. >> WHAT I DO? WHAT I DO? >> YOU'RE BEING DETAINED. >> WHAT I DO? WHAT I do? >> You're being detained. >> What I do? What I do? What I do? What I do? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Do what I do. that I caused. What though? >> You're being detained. >> Why? >> Your investigation. >> Why? >> Why though? >> We were told that SOMEONE HAD A GUN. OKAY. >> NOBODY DON'T GOT NO GUN. >> Are you going to come out? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you scared? >> You want to stand up with me? >> Are you scared? >> Here. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'll leave those on the ground. Stand up with me. Put your knees >> scary ass mother. Got to go. >> Put your knees towards >> you. I don't got no search war. But no search warrant though. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Do you want to stand up or no? >> Duh. >> Ken, come on. >> How you going to stand up? >> Stand up with me. >> Right. Uncle John. After dropping like a log while wearing a big brown onesie and Eskimo boots, she was then being moved to the squad car. >> Why y'all like get me arrest? Somebody had a gun. [ __ ] Scary as >> Come on. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Then like the whole female [ __ ] Why you call your female cop? Wait, are you take the car yet? >> No. Look, look, Whitney. >> Okay, I'll calm down. Okay, I'll calm down. I gave him my key and a weapon in the car. >> I know. >> I know that, BUT WHERE THE THEY PUT the I'm in handcuffs for >> I told them in the hospital. Yeah, >> car real mother. >> I don't I never broke in the hospital with a gun. What are you talking about? >> Damn. >> Y'all doing that for then? I'm aing woman, too. >> What? >> Come on. >> Hey, relax. >> Damn. >> Let's do this scary ass mother. >> Wow. Scary. >> Wow. Damn. I don't got no balls. This got one. >> Yeah. Like a hand. Take a seat. >> Yeah. Take a seat for what? >> You're being detained like I told you. >> Why? >> Even though her fate had already been sealed, it didn't stop her mouth from yapping non-stop. >> All right, ma'am. >> You need to step out so she can search you. Okay. >> Why? For what? For what? I do. >> I I don't know, ma'am. Somebody play a y know ain't know. >> Okay. I'm here to search you cuz I'm under arrest. Why though? >> Do you want? >> What do you mean why? >> Why? >> Why? I'm arrest. >> Do you want me to figure out for you? >> Yeah. Uhhuh. Like I come back. Yeah. All right. Come back. Yeah. Back. >> Under arrest for obstructing and resisting. >> What? Oh, because like I know somebody was >> All right. I need to search you. So get out of the car. >> [ __ ] I don't give no about that cuz I was watch. >> Okay. Face that way. >> Don't hurry up. >> All right. Face the car. >> Uhhuh. >> You have anything on you? >> No. Nuh-uh. Just these mother. >> All right. I know you like somebody wasn't running fast enough. [laughter] >> I was doing like right. >> Yeah. I'm like yeah as hell. But when they going to take me to jail like me out >> after you searched? >> Yeah. When >> search like buy me the out. You're too >> whatever. I got the bond, whatever. So, you know, whatever. >> I'm going to be out of jail [ __ ] like today. >> Okay. All right. >> We going to get your seatelt in. Okay. Make sure you're safe. >> Okay. Well, hurry. Uhhuh. You know, like Uncle >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest. You can talk through allegations later with a lawyer, but you can't outrun consequences. Cooperation keeps situations contained. Flight guarantees escalation. Let's move on to the next case where a mom freaked out over a speeding ticket. >> You serious? No, I'm not even doing anything. [screaming] [laughter] >> On May 29th, 2024, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for going 50 in a 35 zone. Here's what happened next. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Good. Reason I stopped you don't have a seat belt on and you're doing 50 on Providence. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> I don't have my seat belt on. >> Where's it at? Behind you. It's It's not worn properly. Would you look at that? She completely ignored the officer. This isn't going to end well for her. >> Ma'am, can you get out of the car for us? >> No, you need to do it now. >> Okay, >> get out of the car. >> Stop. Hold on. Are you serious? No. I'm not even doing anything. Are you Get out of your car. >> NO. OKAY. >> NO. STOP. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I'M NOT EVEN doing nothing. There's >> something. >> Are you for real? >> Are you getting out of the car? >> No. Like, why are you yanking me out? I'm about to come out here. Hold on. >> Stop. >> Stop. Are you for real? Stop. >> STOP. STOP. LISTEN. We're listening. [screaming] Listen to Stop. >> Stop. Stop doing this in front of our kids. Stop. >> You're being weird. >> Stop. >> Try to watch. >> No. Stop. >> Stop. Just get out of the car. Get out of [screaming] weed. Get out of the car. That's it. >> FOR REAL. STOP. >> COME ON. It's in front of your kid. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> [laughter] >> GET IN THE DAMN CAR. >> RELAX. >> OH MY GOSH. >> RELAX. >> RELAX. >> MOM, get my money. Why are you here? >> Can you get the kid? >> No. Why are they telling me to get out the car? You're not telling me why you don't get out the car. >> Talking about a grown ass woman acting like a spoiled brat. This must be the most avoidable arrest in the world. >> Get off of me, MATE. CHILL OUT. GET OFF OF ME. CHILL OUT. >> The hell chill out. >> We're going to find that. Okay. >> We're going to find this out. We're going to find out. >> You still got to tell me why you call me. All right. Come here. >> Trying to put my shoes on. My feet. >> Okay. Come here. >> No. Let me get my shoes. >> Let me get my shoes out. Watch my shoes. >> Nash. I got you. JUST CHILL THE OUT. THAT'S HIM. >> FRIENDS RIGHT HERE. CHILL OUT. >> STOP. STOP. Talk to you. You're being weird. >> Stop moving. >> Oh, sorry, buddy. You okay? >> Let me Let me fix your cuffs for you. >> Let me fix your cuffs. Same. I'm trying to help you. >> Get him off. >> Listen, he has to It's It's our policy. We have to keep a hand on you. >> Let's find out what the out seat belt on. And then then I'm going 50. >> I'm going 50 when somebody's about to turn. Did you notice the child didn't even flinch while she was acting like that? It looks like this isn't new behavior. >> 15ear. Put on the profit. Up where? >> We were right behind you at O'Reillies. >> Hey, baby. Okay. >> O'Rley's phone. >> No, that's fine. I just I really was trying to avoid all of this. >> So, you asked for ID and I was getting I was trying to call my mom. Then he comes over and says, "Get out the car." For what? >> That's fine. But >> for what, though? Can I answer my question? >> It smells like weed in the car. Do you have any weed in the car? >> What? But I'm asking you >> because it smells like weed. >> That's all you had to say. >> We would let you go. We would let you go. >> You said get out the car. >> I'm asking you what you ask for. I said, "Wait, let me call my mom." You call my mother. >> I'm at home. Okay. >> The hell? I'm at home. >> You don't know that, right? >> He does not know that. He don't know you live here. [ __ ] Jesus. Oh, just disappear. >> It's a whole bunch of nonsense for nothing. >> Tell you something you have to do, okay? We do it for a reason. We don't show everything that we're doing right off. >> Well, that's how you confrontational people. >> Listen to me. >> I'm listening, but I'm telling you, you all you did was come from the other side of these seats. You came around talking about get out the car. Why am I get out the car? He literally just told me to get my ID and I said, "Hold on. Give me a second. I'm about to call my mom." I said, "Hold on." No. He said, "Get show me your ID." I said, "Give me a second. I'm about to call my mom so she come down here. Then you come over here on this side and say, "Get out the car." And I said, "No, I'm about to call my mom. Give me a ticket." I just told him about to call my mom. You dragged my arm and tried to dank me out. Did you not >> listen? You legitimately would have been let go with at most a ticket. >> I tried to give you my ID, but you wouldn't let me get a chance. I'm saying you're trying to call my mom to come down here. I have my child who's autistic. >> He's He's first. I understand what you guys were saying, but he was first. I was telling my mom to come down here. How? You wouldn't let me. How? How? How was I going to You wouldn't let me. Kept saying I not talking to you. Don't look at me. Okay. Well, listen a chance to get out the car or not. Why would you want to give me a chance to explain I need to call my mom? >> I need to say get out the car. >> Soon as he just asked me for my ID, you're not getting >> No, I It was at least a minute. >> Oh my gosh. >> After that, the officer moved her to the squad car. >> Can you come get my You got to go back over there in the driveway, man. >> You got to go over there with grandma. Okay. >> All right. We're going to walk this way. >> Mom, can we come here, please? >> Hey, we'll come over here in a second. Okay. >> You're not going to get >> Well, let her come over here. Come over here in the car. >> I need to talk to my mom first. >> Okay. Well, this is not how this works. Have a seat and you can talk. >> Can I talk to my mom after y'all keep saying that you'll let me do something when I ask you? You don't >> have a seat and you can talk to I can't go to work today. Have a seat. Does she carry a gun that you know of? >> No. Okay. Do you know Do you drive this car over? >> No. >> No. Okay. Throw those bullets in there. That's why I'm asking. >> She was charged with resisting without violence and possession of cannabis under 20 g. Small problems stay small when you handle them like an adult. Speeding could have meant a warning or a ticket. Choosing to ignore the officer and act entitled turned it into handcuffs and charges. Cooperation isn't submission, it's self-preservation. Moving on to the next case where a dumb woman acted like an entitled brat over a minor traffic infraction. >> I'll give it to you. I'll give it to you. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. I JUST SAID I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU. Stop [laughter] touching me. >> On January 2nd, 2023, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a woman who was not wearing a seatelt. When officers approached her to step out of the car, things went haywire real quick. Oh >> yeah. WHAT THE WHAT? WHAT? I JUST PULLED OUT OF my crib. >> Can you have a seat of the car? >> NO. WHAT DO Y'ALL WANT? Y'ALL going to piss me off. I just I just How the [ __ ] are y'all going to sit on my block and y'all see me pull out of my house to get gas? >> I don't know where you're talking about. >> I just seen you on Roseale. I stay on 212 Rosedale. >> Okay. I don't know why. >> You just seen me pull out of my driveway. You was sitting right there. Why was you sitting on my block and then you waited for me to pull out? >> Is it illegal for me to sit on your block? It's illegal for you to just pull the reason. When did it become your block? >> But you didn't TELL ME A REASON WHY you just pulled on my plate cuz it's a chip plate and I just talking. I haven't been able to talk. What's the reason? What's the reason? >> You don't have your seat belt when you drive. >> I did just have my seat belt on >> and [laughter] I just took it off. >> You asked me for a reason when I'm giving you the reason, right? The >> [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Her reaction is wildly overdramatic for a simple seat belt warning. And with the way she keeps acting, she's practically competing for a world class entitlement title. I am going to put gas in my car. Do you want my key? I'm going to put gas in my car. >> Come back over here. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay, come back over here. >> Don't touch me. >> I can't deal with her. >> I can't deal with you either. What the [ __ ] HAVE YOU DEPUTY OR WHATEVER cuz you just blew the out of me and I'm going to call my mom cuz she just Okay. Well, I'm going to have somebody come. I don't have nothing for you. >> Okay. I'm trying to make this. >> No, you're not. Why are you even bothering me? I just have my seat belt on. No, I have to go TO WORK OR THEY'RE GOING TO FIRE ME. NO, I'M NOT GOING TO DO THIS WITH YOU. >> Driving license, prove insurance, and we'll get you on your way. >> Oh, y'all know what the y'all doing. No, I'm not doing this with y'all. >> Can I please have your driver license? >> Stop talking to me. Stop talking to me. Stop talking to me. Stop talking to me. Stop talking to me. Stop talking to me. Please stop talking to me. I got to I have to call my mom. Please stop talking to me because you know what you just did. I just seen you. I just recorded you. >> Okay. >> Oh, [ __ ] That was >> I just want to make sure. Are you going to refuse to provide me with your driver's license? >> I'm not saying nothing else to you. >> If if you arrest you for not saying nothing I I How's that obstruction? I know what obstruction is. That's not I didn't say I'm refusing I'm refusing to speak until I call my mom, my lawyer. That's what I'm saying. Mom, I just pulled out of the driveway. This man was just sitting on Roseville. Now I'm at the gas station and um and he just pulled me over. He followed me to out the he followed me out of the driveway AND FOLLOWED ME TO THIS gas station. sitting in front of um in front of the Dick Garden house. He was sitting right there and then he seen me drive off and then he followed me saying that I don't GOT NO LICENSE PLATE. THEN HE GOING TO LOOK AT my template because I didn't register to the car yet CUZ I JUST BOUGHT IT. He >> good. It's good until this month. It's this month. It's this month. >> Until the third. Exactly. >> I'm I'm double checking. After she continued talking on her phone and ignoring officers, they issued a final warning before moving in to arrest her. >> He talking about I didn't have no seat. I HAD MY SEAT belt on. He just pulled me off for no reason. >> He don't see that. I got my seat belt on cuz I got the damn blanket over me and I got to go to work. What the No. Hell no. Hell no. >> I just I don't understand why I'm giving this to him because he just put me up for no reason. and he has no more permission to pull me over. He said that I would First of all, he said that he said that I would First of all, he said that I didn't have my seatelt on, but if you check any of the camera, I have my seat belt on and I have a blanket over me cuz I don't have no clothes on. So, he just pull me off for no reason. I feel like he Hell no. I I feel uncomfortable. Actually, I want a female officer to be here if this what we going to do. I feel uncomfortable. You just sat on my block. I mean, I know YOU DON'T GIVE A feel entitled. I know. >> I'm going to I'm going to ask you one last time you Okay. You're going to be placed under arrest last time. You're going to give me Are you going to give me your driver license insurance or you're going to BE PLACED UNDER ARREST? LAST QUESTION. Yes or no? YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> YOU DIDN'T ASK ME. I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU. I'll give it to you. I'll give it to you. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. I JUST SAID I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. STOP TOUCHING ME. I'LL GIVE it to you. Stop touching [laughter] me. Stop touching me. I just SAID I'LL DO IT. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. I JUST SAID ON I can't even get it stopped. >> With behavior like hers, this outcome was only a matter of time. And even while being detained, she kept screaming like a six-year-old. >> I just asked FOR A FEMALE AND I'M NOT RESISTING ARREST. I'M NOT I'M NOT RESISTING ARREST. YOUR ASS was being aggressive. I'm not resisting arrest and you're being aggressive. I'm not resisting arrest and you're being aggressive. I'm not resisting arrest AND YOU'RE BEING AGGRESSIVE. I'M NOT RESISTING ARREST. WHY ARE YOU DOING THAT? I'M ASKING FOR A FEMALE OFFICER. WHY ARE Y'ALL DOING THAT? >> Officer cannot come to arrest you right now. SO, I ARRESTED YOU. ONE WILL COME TO SEARCH YOU. >> I explained to you around. >> I'm not even moving. Y'all both pulling ME IN TWO DIFFERENT WAYS. >> WHAT THE I NEVER BEEN. NO. ONCE SHE was in handcuffs, she calmed down a bit, but the screaming didn't stop. When officers tried to get her information, she suddenly went silent. >> What's your last name? >> Ma'am, >> I feel uncomfortable. I'm having I'm I'm uncomfortable. >> Okay, but I need your information, ma'am. What's your last name? >> Hi, ma'am. >> Hi. >> Go ahead. >> I was just pulling He was just sitting on road still and he seen me pull out of my driveway. He se my belt on and I put my blanket over me and he just wal he followed me from there. He just asked me to give him my driver and I said please call my mom and my lawyer first. He got when he came that's when he got more aggressive and he put his hands in front of me. I said what is the problem? He said I'm pulling you over and I asked well again what is your reason? Then you want to say because I have no seat on. I have my seat on but I have a blanket right there as well. I'm on my way to work. I said can I please call somebody? He yeah you call him. And then as soon as he came on that's when you want to get over aggressive now. Yes, I am yelling cuz I I don't understand where this is coming from. You just watched me. >> When he asked for a driver's license, would you provide one? >> I told him I said, "Can I please call my mom before I do anything?" >> I didn't resist. I did not say a yes. >> The moment the new officer questioned her, she immediately tried to play the victim. Suddenly, everything was unfair and she claimed she'd done nothing wrong. But once the officer checked her car, the truth came out. >> Put it in there. >> Put it in the car. >> It's temporary. What does that have to do with anything? I I didn't say his name. >> Is this yours? >> You can just put it in here. >> Yeah. >> When you came, but he didn't have like >> Can I uh Can I get your information? You can really help your ass die. You just real like realize you just was on my vlog. You just watched people on my driveway. No, I really do hope he die though. I really do. I really do. I really I really really pray that he dies. I pray that he die. I really do. >> I really I really hope he died. I mean, >> and I have your name, so I will be putting a root on you. My my Yeah. I'm not going to play with I hope your ass died. >> I'm telling you disrespectful to them. >> I'm not being disrespectful to them. I'm telling them I got a point to them over here. Upon further investigation, it was found that the girl had invalid tags and a warrant from a different county. After transporting her to the station, she was charged with driving with a revoked license and resisting without violence. Cooperation keeps doors closed. Defiance opens them. Calm compliance during a routine stop can mean a warning and a quick goodbye. Entitlement turns small mistakes into arrests, charges, and a trip to jail. Moving on to the next case where a drunk woman passed out in a stranger's car when she got really weird with the police officers. >> I like you can't let me pick that. That's legal. >> Zip up real quick. I don't want you going to jail for >> cute. >> If you you pull those things out, I will you will go to jail. >> Do the exposure pop. >> Excuse me. Hi. Hi. It's the police. You're in the wrong car. Come with me. Let's get you home. >> Is it in your car? >> No, it's fine. >> No, it's not. Come with me. >> Not a watch. Hey, come with me. It's loud. We'll get out of here. I'll try to I'll help you figure out where to go. All right. Come on. >> Come on. Come with me. >> Wait a minute. >> Huh? >> What? >> Okay. Here. Come on. This is my car. >> Well, we're not going to You're not going to go in your car cuz No, you can't drive. If a strange woman passing out in the wrong car isn't strange enough, things are about to get even weirder. >> Um, >> did you come here with anyone? >> Oh, >> where do you live? >> I live in heaven. >> Well, no. Where you really live? >> Do you live in Manor? >> I live in heaven. I don't live in heaven. I'm just live in heaven. >> You live where? >> You live in heaven. You just have to go home. >> You live in the headlands. >> I live in the house. Oh, >> do do you have >> Is it legal for like >> I prefer that illegal? >> I I'd prefer you didn't. >> I like you probably. That's legal. >> Okay. >> I ain't done. >> Look. Okay. Before I don't want you doing any indecent exposure and getting arrested. >> Oh, no. >> Let's zip that back up. >> No. >> Well, hold on. Let's zip up real quick. I don't want you going to jail for >> really cute, right? >> Listen, do not do not show anything or you're going to go to jail. >> For looking cute, I have my out. >> I would never do that. >> I I'm warning you right now. If you you pull those things out, I will you will go to jail. >> Decent exposure. Why? >> Okay. >> You can look. >> All right. Stop. Look, I don't want to arrest you for being public. Yeah, public talks. I could. >> No, don't do that. >> I'm not I don't want to. You >> do. >> But you need to help me out. >> What's your name? >> My name is Karen. >> Karen what? >> Karen. >> What's your last name? >> I'm so cute though. Why would you ever >> Karen? What's your last name? >> A drunk Karen who literally named Karen. Talking about the irony. >> Hi. >> Where? >> She's out of the car. I'm just trying to figure out where she was. >> I know where my car is at, too. >> What? Karen, what's your last name? Karen. >> Karen. >> I'm Karen. >> Yeah. What's your last name? >> David. >> Right now. Don't >> stole my purse today. >> Who stole? Okay. Well, >> stole my purse. I'm mad because I'm in my purse. >> Okay. The first thing we can't solve right now. What we can solve is getting you home and not going and not going to jail. >> I know. >> Okay. I don't want you to go to jail. I don't want you to go to jail. Listen to me. You got to sober up for a second. And >> yeah, I got to like sober up. >> I see you. >> What is your real first name? >> Alan. I need to talk to Alen. >> Okay. He's not working right now. >> Okay. So, >> great. He's a Willoughby police officer. >> Okay. We're in Menor. >> Alan Walker. His name's Alan Walker. Alan. >> I don't know an Alan Walker. >> He's Willoughby. He's a Willby cop. He's from New York. >> Okay. We're in Menor. >> Damn it. I love Alen. You know him too. He knows almost got murdered last year. This guy knows I almost got murdered. >> Okay. Well, let's figure out how to get you home so I don't have to take you to jail. >> Almost got murdered last year. Why didn't you even take me to jail? Cuz then we got murdered last year. >> No. >> Sorry about that. And then kill you. PPD >> got mine. >> Don't take me to the mental hospital. Oh, social to get you home. >> What is your name? >> Holly. >> Holly. >> Holly. What? >> You're looking. No, she doesn't have a purse or anything on her right now. That's what I'm trying to figure out right now is >> Nope. She I still don't know who she is. >> Maria, >> Holly, what is your last name? >> I know. I'm too bad. >> So, she isn't Karen, but Holly. The officers then tried their best to get her information and offer her help. Wow. Are you >> I slow. I'm definitely tattooing. >> Tattoos are cool. >> All right. I don't have any tattoos. I'm clear. >> Don't be a dick. >> 35year-old female. >> 35y old female. No, no disclosure. >> I'm trying to trying to keep you from going in at home. >> You should be nicer to people. I'm supposed no not we if we take you home, can we get into the house? >> No. So, cuz here here's our here's our dilemma. >> We'd like to take you home. If that's not going to happen, you're going to forcibly have >> I stole my purse. Literally, my purse is missing. >> I I know we can't stole I can go in and ask if your purse is in there. >> My purse is literally shamrocked all the way up at the top of 306. >> We're going to have to figure that out. My >> freaking bird, right? And uh >> so Holly, >> I'm mad. I am >> Holly. Here here's what we do not want to arrest you. >> Arrest me for being >> But so we're asking you if we if is there someone at home >> if we take you to your house on >> Can we get it get you into the house? >> Yeah. They I need my shamrock. >> Right. What? That's going to be uh when you sober up, we can handle that. >> Oh my god. >> The briding shark. You all need to >> you tell me. >> One of us can go check Shamrock, but our first priority is to get you home. >> Okay. >> At least she's not the violent drunk kind. But she's weird though. But if she kept refusing to listen to the officers, she's going to get sober up in jail instead of at home. >> Hey, there's your here's your here's your Okay. >> You know the camera, I need you to focus. >> I'm focusing. This is my my my last >> question. >> Is there a way to get you into your house? Yes or no? >> I got a big phone. >> I need to take you there now because if we go, we're making you need to go home or you go to jail. >> What are you going to do? >> Public. I told you. I told you. >> But I'm not doing anything. >> Don't Don't I told you. I warned you. If you pull them out, you're going to get indecent exposure. >> I am sorry. to join. >> We have to please >> just don't even try. I am sorry. >> I am sorry this is happening but we have no choice at this juncture. >> Can you at least un no >> I wish this wasn't dead. >> What did I tell you? >> Mine mine stone dead. You want to see this as you know because we're going to put her in your car. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Over there. >> Over here. Come on. >> Holly. We got to go over there. Okay. >> I'll hold your bracelet. Come on. >> Bust me. It's rude. It's rude. >> That's so rude. >> It's rude. Hey, what you did was rude. >> Yeah. This will be persisting. >> Yeah. >> No. Why did I just >> I warned you about if you pull those out, you were going to jail. Why did I move her? >> As the officers moved her into the car, she started to become confrontational and nasty. >> Oh my god. >> The other side want to do that. >> You've been very nice. >> I don't know. Holly, you've been very nice. Holly. >> Holly. If you pull away again, you're getting a resisting charge. You want me to? No. No. Is it? I hope it is. >> Okay. >> Officer Cox, can I >> Hey, Holly. >> Holly. >> Hey, officer. >> Go in the car. >> Holly, you're going to getual charge. I swear to God. >> Get in there. Get in there. Now, >> now we have a scene. >> We'll we'll talk about it at the jail. So, let's talk. >> Let's go. >> Okay. Ma'am, >> I lost. >> Get in there or I'm going to pick you up. >> Your last name. Isn't it funny? >> Ma'am, >> get in now. >> Do you want me to >> Holly? Get in. >> Officer seems >> Get in now. >> I'm a sexual diva. You know what I mean? You like my sick >> in >> Jesus Christ. What the hell is wrong with you? >> No, come on. Get in. Get in. >> Stop acting disgusting. Get in. >> I'm not disgusting as you're talking. >> All right. You're getting a resisting charge. >> Bro, you [ __ ] [ __ ] me up. You [ __ ] >> You can do that all you want. I have to get out of >> shooting. There's your disappointing. >> You want to know about paper being sexy? >> No. >> Watch your feet. >> Watch your leg. It's not >> your leg. >> The woman was charged with sexual imposition, persistent disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. If you won't listen, won't cooperate, and keep escalating, the outcome shifts from assistance to enforcement, what could have ended with help and a safe ride home turned into jail time and criminal charges entirely because of choices made after the officers arrived. Moving on to the next case, where a super entitled girl turned a traffic stop into multiple felonies. >> Get out of my vehicle. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING TO GET OFF ME. GET THE OFF ME, BRO. LEAVE, BRO. [screaming] >> On December 22nd, 2023, an officer located a vehicle that had just fled from his traffic stop. Here's what happened next. >> You don't see You don't see my lights behind you? >> I was pulling No, I want to pull over my yard. >> No, you don't do that. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> What? >> Step out of the car. >> I'm stepping out for >> No, you stay inside the car. You step out. >> Oh, copy. Because you're clearly fleeing. >> No, I would not flee. >> You I lit you up like on orange. >> Let's go. Come on. I'm done with you. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Call my mama, bro. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Come on. >> No, bro. Call my car. Get the off me, bro. Step out. >> Step out, >> bro. Bro, the at your ass. I don't even know. Don't touch. >> Face the car. >> GET OFF ME, BRO. I'M NOT GOING TO DIE. GET OFF ME. GET THE OFF ME, BRO. >> Face the car. Turn around. >> Me, bro. >> Turn around. [ __ ] >> bro. STOP ME. I'M GOING TO PUT A BALL ON THE PHONE. >> Come now. I ain't do [ __ ] bro. >> Bro, call my mom. Call my mom. Stop. >> You're going to get tased. Stop. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Even though her fate had already been sealed the moment she fled the officer, she still decided to resist with all her might. And the more she resisted, the worse it got. >> Back of a car. >> You can put her in, >> bro. I'm burn. I got me. >> All right, >> BRO. >> NOT taking off [screaming] [ __ ] Get on the gas. >> Watch my mama, bro. >> Pick the police. Good job. >> Call my mama, bro. >> Who's got a shackle? probably, >> bro. I'mma get out, bro. I don't care about none of this [ __ ] And I'mma beat back out. >> Shackle her and then put her in there. >> Watch this. >> You can't bring her to >> No, we cannot L. She just kicked one of us, >> bro. I She missed this one. Look it, >> bro. What the I What is on my feet? >> You're not going to be able to kick us anymore >> before I don't sit in jail [ __ ] MONEY GOOD. I'MMA BLIND out and be back out on that on this road again. >> I'mma show y'all, bro. >> Uhhuh. >> I'mma show you better than I can tell you. [ __ ] you don't have to set up for nobody. >> Hey, you are you related to her? >> No, I'm just her best friend. >> Did she Did she take something tonight? >> Did she take something tonight? That's she acting like that. She No, she just got an attitude on her. That's really it. >> Some [ __ ] >> right? Like that's really it. That's I promise you that's it, bro. >> I'm I'm just I'm like if she took some I just want to know if she medical 31 134 135 136. >> Bro, this [ __ ] hurt. >> You had $136 on the floor. Okay. >> Put that back in my purse. >> Apparently >> she flicked off me. Uh she Mon flicked his leg. So she flicked him off and then make turned off his lights and she kept going. >> She gave you the finger and took off. >> Y'all always, >> bro, this [ __ ] is hurt. It don't take all of y'all to hold me like >> kick the police. Yes, >> bro. I don't owe y'all no loyalty. I don't owe y'all [ __ ] >> [ __ ] I don't even got to respect you. It's cuz you got a bad work for Daytona. [ __ ] I don't owe you [ __ ] >> Okay. The I don't owe you none of y'all nothing. I can drive how I want to drive. Do what I want to do. [ __ ] my life. I don't owe y'all [ __ ] >> A bit later, a police van arrived to take her. This [ __ ] hurt, bro. >> Moving and it won't hurt. >> This [ __ ] hurt. What is that? This [ __ ] This [ __ ] hurt my wrist, bro. on me, bro. >> You got to calm down, right? >> All that hurt my wrist, bro. Y'all don't give a This shit's not on you, bro. This shit's on me. This [ __ ] hurt. Take this off my wrist, bro. >> Put her over here, >> bro. No, bro. No. Get off me, bro. >> Let's go over to the wax. You got the worst. Come on. Come on. >> This hurt my feet. I'M MY MOTHER, BRO. >> NO, cuz I'm bro. [screaming] Get off me. Get off me. Get off me, BRO. [screaming] >> Are you going to step off on your own or we going to have to push you in there? >> Stand up and walk out there. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up and walk. >> [ __ ] Tell Tell her we'll adjust the wrist when she get up there. >> We'll adjust the wrist when you get up there. >> Hey, calm down, baby. >> Where's my mama at? >> Walk up there. We can put you in calm down. >> Listen, walk in there. We got to put you in there, >> bro. Give my shoes, bro. Where >> shoes at? They won't get my shoes with me, bro. Bro, you got to hear me, bro. Child, [ __ ] This [ __ ] be respect. Be respect, but go respect me. Thank you. >> When you can when she calms down, get those cuffs out the front. >> In the end, she was charged with fleeing or eluding, two counts of assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, two counts of threatening a public servant, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a drunk mother who freaked out while looking for her son. What? No. You're drinking and you have a kid next to you. You have >> phone number for your kid. >> Where is my >> He's not inside. YOUR KID'S NOT >> HUH? WHAT'S HIS PHONE number so I can call him? >> Okay. >> On May 17th, 2025 in Florida, officers responded to a boardwalk regarding a frantic call of a missing child near a local bar. Upon arrival, officers saw the mother visibly intoxicated, banging on the locked doors of the bar. What happened next was not what the officers had expected. >> STOP POUNDING ON THE DOOR. >> Stop pounding on their door. >> All of this is on camera, in case you're wondering. >> Stop pounding off is on camera. >> Stop pounding all of this IS ON CAMERA. MY KID IS HERE. YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT ME POUNDING THE [ __ ] DOOR. >> YOU I DID YOU AGAIN. ALL OF this is on camera. >> Back up. You better get your hands off [clears throat] me. >> Then don't put your finger on MY >> I DID IT. [screaming] YOU STEPPED INTO MY HAND. MY KID is in here. >> STOP. >> THIS IS THE LAST PLACE MY KID WAS. >> Let me in. >> Think about this. >> Yes. >> NO. NOTHING. 17 was here. >> You come in. >> They were here. She was with her kid >> and she she was sitting at she was trying to sit at the bar and then we the group of manager told me you're drinking and you have a kid next to you. You have to leave either you sit at the table or you call >> or you have to just >> but she's she's been acting like super weird all night you need to leave you know. So where where's her kid at right now? >> I don't she he left like and now what old do you think he was? >> He's like 16 15 years old. He's not a kid kid. He's very grown up so he probably knows where >> but he she like somewhere. I don't know where. I mean she's staying here for probably like another hour and then I don't know what but she's she's kind of >> Yeah. You guys want her obviously away from your building? >> Yeah. >> Looking at her like that, it won't be strange to assume that the kid is hiding from her. And if she keeps on behaving like a lunatic, she will be placed in handcuffs. >> Watch out. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm coming outside. >> Hi, Ry. >> Dumb ass. >> WHERE IS MY KID? >> I DON'T WHAT? Do you have a phone number for your kid? >> WHERE IS MY KID? >> He's not inside. YOUR KIDS KNOW. >> SO, HOW DO I HOW DO THEY They don't know where your kid is. What's your phone number for your kid? Does your kid have a phone? >> Where is my kid? >> Where are you staying at right now? Come on. Let's go over here and talk. Come on. Come on, ma'am. Let's go talk over here. >> THERE'S NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT. DUMB ASS. KNOWS HOW TO get Chevy with a alarm on his phone. >> What's his number so I can call him? >> Huh? What's his phone number? so I can call him. >> Okay. >> Where is mying kid? >> You better make sure that you can tell them I breathe extra hard. The way that you're putting this >> 360 I got one to 10. >> Where is my dude? >> Don't even walk. I just >> Can I get 350 over your frogs, please? Are you going to hang me up or no? >> Where's my kid? >> I don't know. >> I know. I'm not do this. >> Where is my kid? I don't want you to put your in my back. >> So, I don't want you fall over after. >> You just spit in my face. I did. >> Yes, you did. >> So, that's what you're mad about instead of my kid. >> Come on. Let's stand up. >> No. Where is my >> I don't know. Stand up. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> Did you sleep? We're going to win on this deputy. >> My kid. Jog a little bit harder, please. I need my kid. I need my kid. It was his singer. >> She just spit my face. >> No, I didn't. You better make sure you have all of that on camera. You better make sure that you have everything on camera. >> My body cam was rolling. >> All right, fair enough. You better make sure you have all of that before that. My kid is a black kid. >> It's windy, so it probably dried up a lot. >> I don't care about that. My kid literally been like missing me, you know. Stop. Stop. Why are you >> Don't miss this. >> I was trying to talk to you about it, man, but you then you spit in my face. >> We're going to go talk OVER HERE. >> MY KID. >> STOP. We will talk about your kid WHEN WE GET TO >> WORRIED ABOUT THAT, YOU [ __ ] >> YOU SPIT IN MY FACE. >> MY KID IS MISSING. >> LET'S GO. >> Stop resisting us right now. You're going to the car. >> My kid isn't really. You better hope. Oh, that kid is a really miss. You better hope cuz he has every lock. He knows how to get in my car. I came down here at night watch every drag you. >> YOU BETTER HOPE TO GOD THAT MY KID isn't missing. >> Stand up. You don't want to drag me. >> I don't care about you dragging me. You caning mess up everything ABOUT ME. BUT WHAT ABOUT MY KID? WHAT ABOUT MY KID? >> What about my kid? Spitting on someone who's trying to help you is diabolical. Even more so, she tried to deny it. The officers then tried again to calm her down and offer her help. After calming down, she walked to the squad car. Let's go on a stand up so we can get to my car and keep talking about this. Okay. It'll make it a lot easier. What's his last name? Okay. All right. Well, stand up so we can go talk about this at the car. Okay. You ready? We're gonna help you out. >> Three, two, >> I can get up by myself. >> It's just to help you out because you got your hands behind your back. >> No, but I I need >> Can you guys just like go just for a second? Look, >> can you just I know how to walk, but this is my >> Okay, let's walk to the cars and we'll go talk over there. >> Okay, we'll just Can you just let go? Can one of you go? >> Look, I don't want you to slip and fall. You've already slipped and fell several times, remember? >> Because >> Okay, come on. You mad that I spit in your face, but it's my kid. Can you imagine if it's your kid and then you walk inside? >> Yeah, but you walked inside and you laughed at me. >> I had snot running down in my face. >> Come on. Okay, we're going down the stairs. So, I'm going to grab it. I don't want you to fall. >> I have to. I know how to do this. I did this numerous times cuz I'm still trying to figure out where my kid is. >> Okay. Where did you park your car at? >> Over there. My car. >> Over there. Like in front of who? Uh-uh. You're going to these cars first. >> I know. I Come on. No. Come. [laughter] Okay. All right. We can go. He's >> Yes. He doesn't even have to have my car. >> Does he have a driver's license? >> Yes. He's >> You think he left your car here? >> No. He would never do that. >> Same person. >> So, you think he might be in the car over there or is the car not over there right now? >> He's in the car three times. >> He's not in the car. >> No. >> Spoiler alert, he was in the car, but her drunk ass didn't realize it. >> All right. So, let's stand up. Okay. All right, we're just going to get in this back seat. Okay, >> take this off. >> Here, I'll I'll make sure they're not too tight. But >> yeah, we won't do this. >> I used to be a 911 dispatcher. Won't do this. I promise. >> Get in the car. It's not a debate anymore. >> I know, but just find my kid's key. Turn the kid out. >> So, this this deputy is going to go drive over there. What year is the tracks? It's a 2020. >> It has a US Navy tag. >> You go look over here and see if you see one white Chevy tracks. Just Just hang out for one hang out for one second. >> Can I tell you some good news? >> Please let it be my kid. >> Yep. Your kid's asleep in the car. [laughter] >> How do you get home? He >> He got the drivers last year, she says. But I'm going to take her over there. The officer then took her to her kids who were sleeping in her car. >> All right, >> man. What's going on with mama tonight? >> Oh, I don't know. She probably >> I got you. You going to be able to drive her home? Cuz clearly she can't drive. >> As long as you got a DL, we'll be good. >> You have every camera walking then? Cuz I have everything on my I have everything on my body. >> I have everything on my body. Put that I have your smile on your face. >> You better make sure you have everything. >> Keep facing the other way. >> You asked me why because it was my kid. >> Keep facing me. >> He was my only kid and he watched every >> and I was right there with you trying to figure out what's going on. >> Understand? You just think that there's beyond the door? No. Because >> if you would accordingly said that your son was somewhere else, you didn't have you gave me no context. >> You just kept eating all the in the Navy. >> Okay. >> I don't All I saw was my one human is gone. >> I understand. But if you would have gave me some more information, >> I couldn't. You would understand. >> You finally were able to, right? >> You can't do that to people in my head. You walked in and you were like, "Oh, it's not a direct person." >> No, ma'am. I legit was ready to go looking for your kid, but I was trying to figure out at that point. >> My only person. >> I understand that. I get >> She continued to argue with the officer, completely oblivious about what she had done wrong. >> No, cuz you're worried about me spitting on you. You literally said that I'm drunk. So, please make sure that you say that. I am. >> So, make sure you say that I'm parched. So, if I don't know how to breathe, it is noted that you are heavily intoxicated. >> Hi. >> Okay. >> Step this way. >> Come on. We're going to escort you to your car. Okay. >> Why not? Why not? Go ahead. I'd rather go to jail tonight. >> It's not a debate. Get out of my car. >> I would rather go in there and be bailed out cuz I would be better off being bailed out than having charges. >> Come on. Your son's waiting on you. >> Yeah. Now, my son's waiting on me and I have to do these charges. >> Come on, let's go. >> He's a straight A kid. He's not in trouble. >> Yeah, but he doesn't. But guess what? Every time he goes to college, he has to say, "Hey, my mom is >> okay. >> Well, you're not black, so you don't know how that works out for you." And you might be black who comes from a I'm just going to say this from living in Florida. When you're black and your parents are military and they don't know your last name, it's going to be like, "Okay, well, so is it a first generation? So, how many scholarships can you get?" >> Let's go to the car. You're worried about me spitting on you right now? >> You want to close the door, too? >> Yeah, but why can't I just go to jail? Cuz I was just in handcuffs for how long? Make sure that you take all of this here. Make sure that you take all of this. >> My body cam is recording. >> Okay. All right. Good. Let's make sure that all of this >> Anybody? >> You better make sure that you take all of this. >> Yep. >> And I asked you Hold on. And make sure that you take here. Hold on. >> You want EMS for any of this? Oh, absolutely. >> Absolutely. Let's call him at this point. Let's do it. >> The officer then informed her son that she was under arrest for spitting at him. >> You want me to tell him? >> Oh, no. I don't know. I'm going to jail. >> Okay. She's going to jail. Do you want me to tell him why? >> It's up to you. It's yes or no. Cuz I I don't have I don't have to tell him unless you want me to. >> Oh, no. I absolutely want you to tell me cuz there's nobody to >> She spit on me. She just looked right at me and spit on me. Okay. You know, it's not okay to do that kind of thing. Okay. All right. So, at this point, she's going to take a ride. Okay. All right. We'll make sure that >> you have anywhere you can go. Obviously, I think she said your stepdad's in Louisiana. >> Yeah. Uh, I got my house. Um, >> 17, right? >> Yes, sir. >> We should be good. There should be >> like it's me and him. >> You know, you you got a way to contact him. >> All right, that's fair enough. If you just like let me know where we'll give you all the information like you're not even 18. You can't bail me out. >> Well, I mean I'll be either though. >> Yeah, but you can't bail me out. >> You don't have any family members? >> I have nobody here. My brother is in Hawaii. My other brother's in >> Does he have a way to get your money access to your >> No, I literally have $114 and he was given it tonight. >> Okay. So, you don't have any way to contact >> It's okay. just let me sit in jail. >> All right, let's walk over to the car, man. >> I'll talk to you later. >> Can I at least have my wallet or >> Yeah, we'll we'll get that from if you're good with that. All right, I'm going to put the cuffs in the front for now. Okay. Cuz you said you >> She was charged with resisting with violence and battery on an officer. In court, she pleaded not guilty to both charges. Her charge of battery on an officer was later dropped. Law enforcement can only help when people listen and follow instructions. When emotions and intoxication take over, even a misunderstanding can escalate into charges, court appearances, and consequences that affect not just the adult involved, but their children as well. Let's move on to the next case where an unhinged woman refused to get off the airplane. >> Oh. Oh, you want to? It's going to >> On September 23rd, 20125, airport officers responded to a gate regarding a woman who refused to get off the airplane. Here's what happened next. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Hey, I need you to get up and come with me. >> Why? >> Because you're not going to be on this flight. So, I need you to get up and come with me. Okay. >> Do what? Give me a reason. >> Because you're not allowed on this flight, >> please. >> They're not letting you on this flight. That's my reason. So, you're not allowed to be on this flight now. Come on. So, we can do this two ways. I You can come off this flight with me or >> as I as they want someing food. >> Okay. I'm not going to talk about it with you here. You can come off the flight with me or I can clear everybody out and then I can drag you off the plane. >> You clear everybody out. >> Okay. >> Nobody. >> Can you come down here, please? >> With her refusing to get her ass up and leave, the officer decided to deboard the front row to drag her out. And guess what? That isn't even her most stupid form. >> She's obviously not going to come willingly here. Yep. Um, so we're probably going to have to remove her off the plane. Do you want to clear out the area or >> It is your choice. We will leave it completely up to you. We worry more comfortable cuz my my worry is that if she starts to go fly right, you're going to hit somebody else. >> So, if we could just kind of clear the first four roads, the first four and then maybe the couple behind in case you like pulling something back. >> Sorry. Where you guys heading here? >> Denver. >> Denver. >> Yeah. >> Sorry we had to do this to you guys. I just don't want anybody getting hit by anything if you start swinging or something, you know. We understand. He just yelled out, "I actually have a bomb, so no one going anywhere." >> Cool. All right, perfect. It's an arrow. >> All right, let's go. >> Oh, they said, "Oh, you want to It's going to explode." >> Let's go. We're We're not going to jump like that. >> It's going to explode. Oh. Oh, it's going to explode. >> It's right there. Hand behind your back. Thank you. Yeah, she said she had a bomb on the plane. >> Oh, that's fantastic. That's just another charge. >> After securing the woman, the officers then moved her off the airplane. However, on the way, she still decided to resist the officer. >> Still want there. >> All right, guys. Find a different off. >> No, the bomb is still there. I run to die. >> Just keep making it worse. Hey, take take this. >> Hey, Jordan pull up sick. You can get her. I'm going to grab her legs cuz she's going to pull us both off of this. She can get her torso. >> How could there? >> No, you've already proven you can't. Come on. Really? Stop hooking your feet. your feet. >> How you doing? >> Let me get on that side and I can go. >> You want me to act right? >> Now hand off. Not big. I thought Okay, Jordan, you need a hand down there. You good? I'm good. All right. So, you got in the world. You got a hot Sit down here. >> Sit down. You got a hobble. I've got one up in my bag. Stop. Are you playing? >> I'm not doing it. >> We're going to have to pull her legs back out >> this time. What you'll be doing, I do it. >> We've already told you what to do multiple times. >> I'm done playing with you. >> So, I'm the officer. >> Sure. Thank you. But she still ain't telling you correct. Who's >> following the threat? Incident command was activated and both the TSA and the FBI were notified. K9 and EOD teams conducted thorough sweeps of the aircraft and cargo. No explosive device was found and the flight departed safely after an approximately 2-hour delay. In the end, she was charged with false report of a bomb threat, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and public intoxication. This incident shows how refusing lawful instructions, especially in a highsecurity environment like an airport, can trigger consequences far beyond what someone expects. What started as a refusal to leave an aircraft escalated into resistance, threats, and a full security response involving multiple agencies. Airports operate on zero tolerance for disruption because one person's behavior can put hundreds of others at risk. When officers give clear, lawful orders, compliance keeps situations contained. Ignoring those orders doesn't delay the outcome. It multiplies the charges, the scrutiny, and the impact on everyone else. A moment of defiance can ground a plane, involve federal authorities, and permanently follow you in court. 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.