I'm so scared. >> Oh my god. >> Do not call 911 again. Go ahead and step out for me. >> What are you doing to me? >> Please call 911. >> There's literally an officer. Please get out. >> Help me. 911. >> It's wild how some people actually think calling 911 on the police will somehow save them. Spoiler alert, it makes things much worse. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. It's time for another crazy case of entitlement in cops versus dumbest carons who called 911 on the police end badly. Starting with this woman who will show you why you shouldn't call 911 during a simple traffic stop. >> Why are you calling 911? >> Because I want somebody on the phone with me. >> I am a police officer. You are safe. This is a traffic stop. On September 29th, 2024 in Orlando, officers conducted a traffic stop after running a vehicle's plate and discovering its registration was suspended. The windows were tinted so heavily that they could barely see who was stupid enough to drive it like that, but they assumed it was the registered owner. Here is what happened next. >> I wanted >> Hey, how you doing, man? I'm wonderful. >> Officer Hernandez, Orlando Police Department. Uh, do you have your license register? >> Why some officers might answer the question in an effort to deescalate? It's perfectly normal not to, especially if the officer believes there's a strong chance it'll just lead to a debate about the infraction. >> I'm going to let you know before get your license and registration. >> Let me call 911 and get a lieutenant cuz I seen you behind me for a while. >> Ma'am, this is not an emergency. I am a police officer. I'm pulling you over. >> I want to know why you cuz I've seen you. >> Okay. Your license is going suspended. >> No, no, no. My license are not suspended. That's a lie. I've been seeing you. I went only to pick my >> ma'am. Do you have your license with you? >> Emergency. >> Um I don't know. I can't I don't know nothing about call 911 because I want somebody on the phone with me. >> I am a police officer. You are safe. This is a traffic stop. >> Okay. Listen. Okay. I'm sorry. Okay. Okay. Just listen to me. I'm on um Orlando. to hang up. >> I don't have to hang up. I'm on the cop. >> This is not an emergency. I am a police officer. >> I u I'm I can't I just can't I'm not from Orlando. I came to get my friend rob I seen the officer behind me the whole I me. >> You're about to go to You're about to go to jail for mis. >> This is not emergency Hernandez. Okay. >> His name is Hernandez. You need to hang up. Okay. Hey, step out of the vehicle. You're about to go to jail for misuse of 911. So, let me get this straight. She called the police because she doesn't trust the police. Truly a genius this one is. Well, that stupidity is going to cost her greatly next. >> Okay. I'm okay. He said my license suspended. >> Why are you pulling 911? >> I call 911 because I don't trust y'all. That's the reason why. And they y'all are stay on the phone, please. I only came to pick my friend girl up. Hey, >> I don't understand why we're going through all these extra steps. >> I I don't either. >> I'm on that phone still. >> No, you don't. >> No, DON'T TAKE MY PHONE. HE'S TAKING MY PHONE, MA'AM. >> RIGHT NOW, you're being detained. >> Okay, now I am. >> That's crazy. I'm only giving my friend a ride and I call 911 because uh Don't turn it around. Don't tell me where you >> I'm right here. I >> listen. I'm on the phone with 911. >> Knock it off. He was >> You need to relax. I'm telling you cuz I'm allowed to pull you over. I JUST TOLD YOU MY LICENSE ARE NOT SUSPENDED. >> Showing suspended. >> My license are trying to verify. >> Let's verify that. >> Okay. Verify. BUT Y'ALL CANNOT BE MAD CUZ I CALLED 911. I ONLY CAME WAY down here to get my friend a ride home. >> So ma'am, listen to me real quick. I'm not the >> Hold on. Hold on. What's your first name? Sorry. >> I'm on the phone, ma'am. >> I mean, she's calling 911. No, it's not an emergency. >> Yes, ma'am. He told me he pulled me over to put my license suspended. And that's a lie. I ONLY CAME WAY DOWN here to get MY FRIEND TO RIDE HOME WAY BACK TO BRANDON. He lying on me. My license ain't >> All of that is a lie. She actually admitted later to knowing that her license was suspended. >> I DROVE A WHOLE HOUR AND 40 minutes to get my friend. >> I don't understand why we had to go through all this. >> SHE ASKED ME A QUESTION and she called my name. She's pulling my She's pulling my life. She told me, "Yo, you can put me in." >> Hey, it's it's Dova Golf 28. Uh, you can hang up. >> Hour and 40 minutes to get my stranded friend. >> I drove an hour and 40 minutes to get a stranded friend. >> Yeah, you can. I'm very searchable. >> I'm very I don't got nothing on me. I don't have NO POCKET. I DROVE AN HOUR AND 40 MINUTES TO GET MY FRIEND. >> Can we talk for 5 seconds? But I need you to be down here. >> I'm down here. >> I'm not even going to show you. Oh, stop. >> Relax. We're going to show you. >> You need to calm down. >> We ran your license. It says license not valid. Okay. >> I don't know why. >> That's why we're trying to tell you. >> But you started getting ALL UP. >> BECAUSE MY LICENSE shouldn't be suspended. I don't >> drive. >> Okay. You can take me wherever you want to go. >> We don't have to even do this. >> We're suspended here. >> Okay. Take me. >> We were going to be nice. be like, "Hey, listen. You might not even know your license. You are not being nice to us. >> 45 minutes. >> Now you're going to jail for resistance. How silly. How silly. This is the most silliest thing I've ever had to arrest." >> Yeah. It's really baffling to see how some people just wanted to escalate a simple situation which could have ended with a warning or tickets into an arrest. It's really silly, just as the officer said. >> Yeah. Now we got to tow your car. >> Okay, it's fine. >> This is all This all could have been avoided. Just a warning. >> Hey, I listen. My license shouldn't be suspended. >> Okay, there's no need to call 911. I told you multiple times to hang up. >> You're driving a suspended license. Okay, >> I understand. >> Majority of the time, we're not going to take you to jail for a suspended license. We're either going to give you a summon or we're going to say, "Hey, listen. Go get this fixed." Okay. But when you start acting like that and charge >> No. Can I be honest with you? >> You take it out. No, we're done talking because you don't want to listen to anything that I'm saying. >> Ma'am, >> let's just go. Let's just go. >> I try to explain to you multiple times. I have Hey, listen. My body camera is rolling. I said hang up multiple times. This is not an emergency. Okay. There is a crime for calling 911 when there is no emergency. I may No. Ma'am, are you going to let me speak? >> Gio, let's go. Come on. We're going to jail. Gio, let's go. >> Okay. >> Do you want your Do you want your wallet with you? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Hey, let me get her wallet. I got her phone. >> After that was settled, an officer would inventory the car prior to it being towed. >> There's one HP laptop in the trunk, one ThinkPad laptop in the trunk, three half empty bottles of alcohol, and then miscellaneous clothing, paperwork, nothing else of value. In the end, she was charged with misuse of 911 and resisting without violence. The county court system removed the case from its records. So, it's likely the charges were dropped entirely. Moving on to the next case where a passenger shot herself in the leg by refusing to cooperate and calling 911 on the officers. >> I don't I don't know. I haven't been written my license. I don't know what's going on. I don't know what I need you to go over to that vehicle. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> I'm so scared. >> Oh my god, he's touching me. He's touching. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> On August 5th, 2025 in Florida, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop after a routine plate check showed the tag was no longer registered to the vehicle. Here is what happened next. Hello, Offic Pens Police Department. Reason I'm stopping you, this tag no longer belongs on this car. Okay? It was supposed to have been replaced with the metal tag. So, it's no longer assigned to the vehicle. And if it still was assigned to the vehicle, it expired back in March. >> Okay. >> So, do you have your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance? >> Do either one of you have a medical marijuana card? Yes. >> Do either one of you have a medical marijuana card? No. >> Okay. Cuz I can smell the odor of marijuana coming from the car. >> That's why I'm asking. >> Huh? >> Okay. Do you have insurance? >> No, it's not. >> You gave me the title, the registration, the license plate, and then your driver's license. Do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Can you provide it to me? So, we got the metal tag right here. Why don't we just put that on? >> I got to find some if you had fallen off it. >> Okay. So, you just got to get some that are a different thread. Okay. You all just hang tight for me. All right. All right. Mr. Fairley, I'm have you hop out. You have anything on your little poke sticker hurt me in any way? No. Do you have any objection to me searching you? >> No. >> So far so good. The driver was cooperative and didn't cause any scene. But the passenger, on the other hand, has a whole different problem. >> Ma'am, I need you to open the door and step out, please. >> I need you to step out. Open the door and step out. >> Roll the window down. >> I know you can hear me. I need you to open the door and step out. >> Ma'am, I need you to step out of the vehicle. I do not want to arrest you for resisting. >> Can you Can you try to tell her to just yell to her to get out? I don't want to arrest her for something petty like this >> because if she doesn't get out of the car, we're going to force her out and then she's going to go to jail. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle? >> Yes. >> What? >> Step out of the vehicle? >> Because I'm telling you to. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Is it a reason why you telling me to step out of the vehicle? >> Any reason I want. This is >> okay. So, step out of the vehicle or you will be forced out. You'll be placed in handcuffs and then you will go to jail. >> Come hang up here in my front bumper for me. Just sit on the bumper for me. I'm going to lock it. I don't understand. I have no idea what's going on right now. Okay. And I don't know what I'm stepping out for. I asked and he told me >> you're on the phone. >> The officer told me whichever one it is to step out. So I'm stepping out with you on the phone with my hands up trying to move away from the officer. Do >> you understand that we are police officers? >> I don't understand what's going on, ma'am. So I'm I'm ready. Please hurry up for you to uh >> Yes, ma'am. Michael, stay on the phone. >> What's your name? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And he told me he said for whatever reason he want me to step out the car. >> A police dispatcher does not have knowledge of criminal law. >> I need you to go over there. My name is Officer Dour with the Pensacola Police Department. >> I don't I don't know. I haven't been reading my license right so I don't know what's going on. >> Yeah, she screwed up calling 911 during a traffic stop. What was she so scared of? The police. She was scared of the police. So, she called for more police. Yeah, that makes sense. Oh well, her fate is sealed anyway. Let's see the consequences of her actions. >> I need you to go over to that vehicle. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> I'm so scared. Oh my god. He's touching me. Get out of the vehicle. What's wrong with you? >> Get out of the vehicle. You're going to get tased. What's going on? Please help me. >> Get out of the vehicle. I'm going to tase you. >> Get out of the vehicle. I'm going to tase you. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Stay right there. Stay right there. >> WHAT DID I DO? I DON'T KNOW WHAT you're under arrest. You're resisting. >> He's He's breaking my arm, ma'am. >> You're under arrest. You're resisting GUN TO ME. PLEASE TASER. HE'S GOING TO KILL ME. HE'S [screaming] SHOOTING ME. >> HE'S SHOOTING ME, MAN. >> Get on the ground. >> OH GOD. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Put your hands behind your back. PLEASE STOP. SOMEBODY HELP ME. STOP. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY [screaming] SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. >> SOMEBODY GROUND. SOMEBODY HELP ME. >> SIR, I DON'T KNOW WHAT I SIR. WHAT AM I BEING ARRESTED FOR? >> DESTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> Get the other off. >> What did I do? Get tased again. Roll on your stomach. [screaming] >> HE'S TASING ME. HE'S TASING ME. [screaming] >> Your hand. Stop. >> He's pulling my hand. >> YOUR ARM BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HE'S PULLING. I am. He pulling MY HAIR FOR NO REASON. He's really abusing me. >> Lady, you brought this upon yourself. Also, it's kind of funny how she is narrating the arrest herself. >> PLEASE HELP ME. AH, WHAT AM I DOING? HE'S JUST tasing me. I'm out. >> What are you doing? >> What the is going on? >> What the hell? >> What is What is going on? >> SHE'S GOING TO FIGHT. I DID NOT BITE AT ALL. >> FEMALE SEARCH. >> This is a lie. I DIDN'T BITE AT ALL. See what >> you're getting arrested for batterying law enforcement. >> What? >> Resisting with violence. >> That's not true. >> That's not true. >> That's not true. Sir, >> you kicked me. You kicked this off. >> Hit this off, >> sir. That's not true. That's not true at all. I didn't hit nobody. IF EVERYTHING DON'T RECORDED IT, I didn't >> I didn't hit nobody. >> Well, no, we still got another occupant. I don't know what he dropped. He dropped that. >> Please. >> He's in the car. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> Saying he dropped that. >> I JUST WAS RECORDING STUFF AND YOU AND YOU JUST TACKLED ME. >> And tas ME. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I didn't do anything. >> Please. >> Please. WHAT IS GOING ON? >> READY TO get her up. Roll her out. >> My period. Okay, >> sir. >> Sit up. >> Sir, what's going on? >> Stand up. Stand up, please. >> I can't. You just th You tased me on purpose. >> Yes, 100%. Because you were resisting. >> I didn't resist it. >> They were both IN HER BAG. >> WHAT'S IN MY BAG? >> In front of your four shoe. >> Sir, what is going on? >> I don't even know what's going on. >> Wait, WHAT AM I? WHAT IS GOING ON? I HAVEN'T HEARD ANYTHING. >> What the hell? >> Why are you Why are you doing >> Face the car. >> Why are you Why are you hurting me? You've been hurting me on purpose for no reason. >> And your body cameras on >> 100%. >> Are your body cameras on? >> Yes. >> So you just tased me like that for no reason. >> Because you're resisting. >> I was not battery on law enforcement officer. >> A battery? >> Yes. >> You're lying. THE WHOLE THING is on record. >> Yes, it is. Spread legs. Okay. Spread, spread, spread, spread your legs. Do not make me kick your legs again. >> Darking me like that. I'm not even resisting you and you're hurting me. WHAT DID I You racist. Ouch. Ow. Ow. My >> You face me? >> What is I didn't even do anything. Ma'am, >> do you have anything in your breath? Yeah. My earring that he just jerked me to THE GROUND TO GET >> WHAT SIDE? >> You said in it. You said >> in your breast. What is in your breast? >> Something, right? What is in there? >> It's time to be honest. So, I'm not going to go digging around in there. So, if there's something, tell me now. >> Are we are What are we doing? Are we playing silent game? What are we doing here? After searching her, the officers then moved her inside the squad car where she continued to argue with them. Sir, >> you tased me for no reason at all. >> No, there was a reason. >> It wasn't a reason. And you being an [ __ ] for nothing. I didn't do anything to you, ma'am. >> Well, when you're kicking and fighting people, >> I didn't kick. You're just going by that because this is your team. I didn't kick and fight anyone. Hey, but real quick, do you understand? When you go to jail, if there's anything in your breast that I missed, you'll get charged with it as well. Okay. >> What is wrong with you? You're already like dictating and trying to judge who I am. >> No, I'm just telling you so that way you don't get a felony. That's all I'm trying to do is help you not get a felony. >> No reason at all. >> I'm just trying to tell you. >> I don't even know. I don't even know what I'm going to jail for, honestly. >> Oh, well, battery leo resisting with violence, resisting without violence, and misuse of 911. I think you guys just wanted to try to get me anyway or something because what's wrong with you? And then you was just pulling on my hair for no reason at all. >> Why is that, sir? >> She got that her >> Are you taking me to jail? >> Yes. >> For what? >> She drunk or something? >> I don't know. >> You been drinking alcohol all day? >> Sir, are you taking me to jail? >> Yeah, he's taking you to jail. >> And what are you taking me to jail for? >> A long list of things. What's your name, ma'am? >> Where's the dude at? >> He's in Kramer's car. >> Yeah. Um, he's just detained right now as far as the marijuana that dropped out of his shorts. >> That is >> the officers then released the man before transporting the woman to jail. >> All right. And I'll get you your license, play, your registration, all that stuff. Okay. She's going to jail on multiple charges. Okay. >> She got she facing >> bad LEO times two. Uh resisting with violence, resisting without violence. Uh misuse of 911. I mean, she she's got a bunch of threats. >> Wild felonies. >> Like you did. >> Yeah. I mean, I >> I know. And you tried. You did what you could. >> You did. Come out. Come on. She >> This ain't the first time. >> You You did You did what you could. So, I appreciate your cooperation helping this. Um at least trying to get her out and stuff. >> Um let me grab you your stuff and you're good to go. Try to get all that taken care of as soon as you can. All right. All right. Just wait up in the car. I'll bring you your stuff. >> Uh you may want to see her. She's actually cuz if you were to drive and hit your brakes, he's got a fault. Okay. >> Thank you for my card. >> Anyways, uh like I said, if she's anything inside of her, just charge her that as well. >> Yep. UM >> CALL ME, TELL MY MOM, "COME GET ME." >> That's what her deal. She been having a lot of She had real bad times. Hey, if he breaks anything as well. So, >> she had real bad anxiety. She never got herself up. >> Well, that's not good anxiety. I'll tell you that because we have people that have anxiety that do not do that. So, that's not an excuse. >> I I need to have Where's my phone? >> Where's my phone? >> Hold on. >> You You just took my phone and nailed it to the ground. >> Okay, LISTEN TO ME. >> MI, YOU NEED TO CALL MY MAMA. MEI, HURRY UP AND COME GET ME. COME HERE. >> 38 73. >> What the [ __ ] Help my mama. [screaming] >> The woman was charged with two counts of battery on an officer, resisting with violence and misuse of 911. Let's move on to the next case where a woman went nuts after ignoring a trespassing order. >> Why are YOU ARRESTING? ONE RESISTING. [screaming] >> HELP ME. >> Help me. >> 911. >> 911. >> On August 2nd, 2024, officers in Ohio responded to a liquor store regarding a woman who was spotted returning after being trespassed upon. Here is what happened next. >> Come here. >> Come here. >> Come here. >> I'm going to tase you. Why are you tasing me? Why are you >> Why ARE YOU ARRESTING RESISTING? [screaming] HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. Help me. I need to call 911. Help me. I need to call 911. I need A PARAMEDIC. I NEED A PARAMEDIC. I NEED A PARAMEDIC. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. Get off me, bro. Get off me. Get off me. I need to call 911. I need to call 911. Help me. >> You're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> You're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> Please. I'm going to [ __ ] myself, please. >> Then [ __ ] yourself. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Perfect response. Don't you just love a nononsense cop? >> Help me. Help me. Help [screaming] me. >> Help me. Help me. Gizmo for Py for Gizmo. [screaming] >> Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Where's the girls? Help me. Help [crying] me. [screaming] Help me. Help me. Help me. Get over me. >> Let me see your hand. I don't want I want to see your arm. I don't want to hurt you. >> Give me your wrist. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting [crying] me. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. And you live. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Where's Where's my >> GET THE ROCK OFF. >> BY HER FACE. >> GET THE rocks off of me. >> You know what? >> Get off of me. >> You're going to get [ __ ] tased. >> Get off of me. >> Let me see your hand. You don't want to tase you. Give me your hand. Give me your wrist right now or you're going to tased. >> Help me. >> Help me. [screaming] >> Taser. Taser. Taser. You done? Give me your wrist. >> I got one. >> Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. >> Did you get him? Did you get him? >> Get who? >> Help me. Help me. Did you get him? >> Hold on. >> Did you get him? >> She's in custody. >> Help me. Help me, sir. Help me. Help me, sir. Help me. >> Help, sir. >> On your side. Hey. After securing the woman in handcuffs, the officers then tried to calm her down. >> I can't I can't breathe. >> I'm so heavy. I can't breathe. Just get off of me. >> I want to get you up. >> I swear to God, I have a dad. He has blue eyes. >> Okay. >> Get off of me. >> Hey, lean up that side. Lean up. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Pick up that side. >> I'm hurting. >> Get her off. >> I'm hurting. Okay. I'm [ __ ] hurting. Okay, >> put her in. You know what? Just let her [ __ ] lay there for now. >> Yes. >> Just leave me. >> Damn. >> Put her in the recovery. >> Don't leave us. Help me. Help me. Help me. Get off the camera. Please. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. [crying] Please help me. Please help me. Help me. I need the ambulance. >> I need the ambulance. >> Help me. 911. Let them talk. >> 911. >> Call them. >> Can you let them? >> I'm trying so hard. I've never hit anybody first in my life. >> I've never hit anybody first in my life. >> You didn't hurt anyone. >> Okay. Just breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> You can breathe. Breathe. >> Breathe. Breathe. Please get him off of me. Get him off of me. >> Not on you. >> It's okay. >> Please get off of me. You're out of my way. Get off. >> Nobody's on. Get off. >> How about you sit up and just help? Okay. Please help me. Please help me. Please sit up. >> Yes, I can. Please just let me put my back against that building. >> Of course. Please. >> Yeah, we will. Come on. >> Okay. Help you. Okay. They're here to help. >> You're going to drag from there as soon as we pull up. She >> We're not going to drag. We're not going to drink. >> Please don't. >> Can we get you up on your legs? >> She's under. >> Can we get you up? >> It's crazy. I can't see right here. >> Having no success in calming her down. The officers gave up and proceeded to move her to the squad car. It's alleged that the suspect caused a disturbance at [music] the liquor store, demanding they sell her marijuana and even making customers fear for their safety. Even after she'd been safely cuffed, she wasn't done causing a scene. >> Probably don't miss. Get in the car. >> Please, I don't want to get in. >> It's too late for that. It's too late for that. >> WHERE'S MY DOG? WHERE'S MY DOG? WHERE'S MY DOG? I got my Ugg. Yep. >> Yeah. My UGG apparel. >> Yep. >> Yep. That's it. That's it. >> Get deeper in there. Listen. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What are we talking about? >> Let me first. Okay. >> That's him. Boys and blue. >> After securing her in the squad car, the officers then came to talk to witnesses about why she was acting so crazy. >> Acting this way. >> Live in the same apartment >> as her. >> Mhm. >> So, what can I do for her not to come around me? cuz she said some [ __ ] as she was leaving and I didn't get it on video. I started recording it. >> But I basically told her, I said, "If you come around me with some [ __ ] like that, >> my wife will handle that because I I work for the city, too. So, I know certain things I get away with, certain things I can't." >> Um, >> but she's very obviously mentally unstable. >> And what happens now if when she gets out now, she's going to try to retaliate against me because I'm not I I'm the one that told her now and I'm the one that caused us to dance, >> right? Yeah. Um, obviously try to avoid contact. She's starting to [ __ ] in the apartment. >> Um, >> if you're able to pull out your phone, just start recording her nonsense. >> Yeah. All all my whole house. >> You could also try and get a uh civil protection order down at the courthouse. >> House for it. >> Yeah. Um, just you'd have to go down there, >> explain the circumstances and what what not what she's doing and all that. >> Gotcha. >> Uh, I can't say if they'll bring one or not. That's up to them. All right. >> I think we just want to know if you wanted her trespass from >> like charge her with trespassing or just >> No. Like so >> like from now on? >> Yeah. From now on if she steps foot on the property again, she could be arrested for criminal trespassing. >> You know what? I've never seen her before. >> Yeah. >> But I think Joel has had multiple issues with him, >> so we might as well just cut ties, too, probably. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. As she was sitting on the back of the squad car, she continued to be as belligerent and argue with the officers as much as possible. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I will lawyer everything to you. >> May I have my lawyer? Let me get the sobriety test, sir. You want a sobriety test, sir? Nope. >> Exactly. >> Just going to take you to jail. >> What are you taking me to jail for? >> You don't even know. You don't know. You don't know why I'm going to jail. You don't even have a reason. You're just a boy in blue, right? Yep. >> Don't worry. I got an attorney. A good one. A damn good one. Kenneth Luke. $5,000 he costs for attorneys whooping my ass. I suggest you slow down, sir. I'm in the car. Can you have a little respect? >> No. Can you be quiet? >> Last day on Earth. Okay. >> Okay. Maybe you could just stop talking and being annoying. How about that? >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> That's too bad. >> Can you get these off of me? >> No. >> I'm going to throw up in the back of your car, sir. >> People do it all the time. >> All in my mouth. >> Guess I'll have to clean it out. >> Take it easy. Take it easy. You're gonna be saying that when you're [ __ ] yourself when you got how many guys on you? >> Guess you shouldn't have resisted arrest, huh? >> I didn't resist arrest. You arrested me for no reason. What was the probable cause? >> Trespassing. >> Trespassing for what? It's a drive-thru. Indian land. It's >> not Indian land. >> It's not Indian land. Whose land is it? George Washington. Are you historically buff? >> It's the city of Valyria. Looks like you were trespassed there yesterday. >> For what? >> Probably for the same stuff you did today. >> What did I do? >> I don't know. I said probably. >> Right. That's the problem. That's the problem with the system. I guess >> it's okay. Somebody's coming for me. >> Okay. >> What did I do? >> Resisted arrest. >> There wasn't even a man that I was trespassing on. He got all the lock leprechauns laughing on the end of the rainbow. >> Yeah. >> I'll make sure that I speak every piece of word, every piece of mind, every police officer, every newscast, everything for this land, the city of Ayria. I'm running for governor. Did you know that? >> You're sick. You got CO? >> Yeah. >> Don't touch me if you got CO. >> Okay. You're trespassed from the doghouse now, too. >> All right. May I please go home? >> No. >> I'll trespass nowhere. May I please go home? >> No. >> I need to go home. I have work tomorrow. >> Going to jail. >> I take care of the nursing home, the war wounds that eat PTSD. >> Okay. >> No problems, though. >> In the end, she was charged with assault on a police officer, criminal trespassing, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest. Just when the officers thought they had seen it all, along came a woman who had the nerve to call 911 after five time suspensions. >> Now, do not call 911 again. Going to step out for me. You're under arrest. Get out. >> What are you doing to me? >> THERE'S THERE'S LITERALLY AN OFFICER. PLEASE. >> Oh my god. What are you? On June 6, 2024 in Ohio, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with heavily tinted windows. After running the vehicle's plate, the officer realized that the driver's license had been suspended. Here is what happened next. Hey, how's it going, man? >> You got driver license on you? Okay, so Tiffany, you're you're suspended right now. Okay. When when you passed me, I immediately knew it was you. I've stopped this vehicle before. I'm not suspended. >> You're suspended. You got a 12 point. >> I just got I just got that I just got that license. >> Nope. You're You're suspended right now. >> Listen. Listen. That is not true. I just got my license. I just got my license. >> Saying you're suspended. >> Okay. You're going to have to call your boss. >> Nope. We're not doing this again. Okay. >> You have to call your boss. I got my license. >> I don't have to do anything for you. Okay. This is going to go how I say it's going to go. Okay. You're suspended. You're not driving. And it's a 12-point suspension. So, I can place you under arrest and book you in the jail right now. a driver's test. I took a driver's test. You're a liar. Call your boss. You have to call your boss. >> Nope. I'm not going to. >> You have to call your boss. >> But I'm just not going to. So, >> you have You're calling your boss. You have to call your >> No, I'm not going to. Is that your driver's license right there? >> I can't. This is my This was my permit before I got that license. >> Okay. Nope. It's saying you're suspended. >> You're going to have to call your boss. Well, what are you going to do? You have to call your boss. I just >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> No. It smells like burnt marijuana in the car and your eyes are bloodshot. >> Are you kidding me? >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> Are you kidding me? >> I'm asking you a question. >> I have one bloodshot red eye I've had for weeks. >> You have two? >> Are you for real right now? >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> No. >> Anything to smoke recently within the past few days? >> Please call your cop. Please call your boss. >> No, I'm not going to. >> You have to call your boss. I don't know why you're picking on me right now. >> Because you still have the tenant windows. I can pull you over. >> The deal is with me. I don't. >> And when I ran your license plate when you were still in Lawrence Township, it said you're >> It's not true. That's not true. >> It is true. >> It's not true. >> The computer don't lie. >> It's not true. >> Okay, hold on for me. Here's this back. You're >> going to have to call your boss. >> No. It looks [snorts] like this woman has a history with law enforcement since the officer recognized her right away. And to no one's surprise, her car smells like marijuana, too. Well, all of that aside, when the officer ran her license, he realized that her license had been suspended multiple times. And her reaction to that information, she calls 911 on him. >> Okay. Yep. You You got five open suspensions. >> Listen. Listen. I promise you right now, I am not lying to you. I just got my license. Why do you keep telling me no? >> No. >> Why do you keep doing that? >> You don't have a driver's license. What are you talking about? >> You don't have a driver's license. >> That paperwork says I have a driver's license. Why are you laughing? >> I'm not laughing. >> I'm calling 911 is what I'm >> Don't call 911. I'm going to arrest you for misuse 911. >> I'm going to call 911. >> I'm telling you right now. If you call 911 scaring the phone, hang up the phone. Calling 911. >> Hang up the phone. I'm going to arrest you for misuse 911. Hang up the phone. There's no reason to call 911. >> Call your supervis. I'm telling you right now. Are you on the phone 911? >> Call your supervisor right now. I hung up. Do not call 911 again. >> I will call right now if >> Do not call 911 again. Go ahead and step out for me. >> Step out for me. >> I'm not stepping out. Step out for me. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Step out. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Come on. Get out. >> I'm not stepping out. >> We're not doing this. >> What are you doing? I'm not stepping out. >> You're under arrest. Get out. >> What are you doing to me? >> Step out. She's calling 911. >> Listen. I need help. I need help. I need help. I need help. Please. There's a There's literally an officer. Please. Oh my god. What are you doing? What are you doing? >> Give me the phone. >> Give me the phone. You're under arrest. >> The 911. I am being harassed by police. Please send more. Never gets old. [crying] >> STOP. [screaming] >> Put your HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP IT. Stop it. >> Stop it. >> She's resisting. doing standing up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop it. Stop it. STOP IT. >> STOP IT. RELAX. [crying] >> Stop it. >> Lean up against my car right now. >> I'm holding you like this until somebody come and handcuff you. No, you were under arrest. >> For what? I didn't even >> Stop. >> Stop it. >> Spread your feet right now. >> I can't believe you can do this. >> Stop it. >> I can't believe you can do this. >> My god. I can't believe you can do this. Oh my god. Can you stop holding me so hard? >> No. You've already resisted. No, you've already pulled away from me. I'm waiting till my partner gets here. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. You're under arrest. You are under arrest. Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet. >> I am killing you, dude. >> After waiting for a bit, the backup arrived and the officers began to move the woman inside the squad car. >> Contacted County. She called 911 multiple times. >> I did when I look at his body. >> We always do. And we did last time. We did last time. right now. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hey, ma'am. This is Officer Roar with Lawrence Township. Um, I'm sorry she called you. She She was just being placed under arrest and she decided to call you guys. I don't know why. Um, I have my dispatcher from the Red Center. They're contacting you guys just so that way you guys don't have to send a deputy out here to confirm the 911 hangup. But that's what that was all about. >> Right now, you're you're in here. >> Yep. I appreciate I'm sorry that happened. She wasted your time. >> Your plate at any time. >> Clear. Dispatch, >> you need to get your license. That's all you got to do. Go ahead. >> What are you? I just >> It doesn't matter. Just >> look at the date on that. >> Can you start actually pull it up and I'll show you that you're suspended. >> Go ahead. Look right here. >> Look. Look at the computer. >> But look at the date on my license. >> How am I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT THOUGH? LOOK, >> SUSPENDED. LOOK, not listen. All I'm saying, >> I'm telling you, you have >> She's like five open suspensions. >> You have six. >> Six. So, even if you got one taken care of from one from detained, two are under arrest. >> Allow me to explain. Okay. If you take a deep breath, >> every time we go through this, every listen, please don't do that to me. >> You're under arrest right now for misuse of 911 because you called 911 twice when a police officer with lights and sirens. >> I told you twice, don't do it. That is illegal. Second of all, we asked you to get out of the vehicle how many times? And every time you put up a fight last time, Last time we we let you totally go. We let you go. We didn't even show the car. This is the now the second or third time we've dealt with you and you act like this and it is unacceptable. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be used against you in the court of law. >> So she had a history of driving suspended and every time she got caught, she started whining like this. The officers didn't get paid enough to deal with her. After this, the officers asked her to do a field sobriety test. >> Hey, Tiffany. I know she already looked at your eyes. Do you want to do any field sobriety? I mean, I'm I'm not on anything. I'll do whatever you need. >> It still smells like burnt marijuana in my car. So, that would lead me to believe that you had just recently smoked marijuana. >> I promise you, I'm not on anything. You can drug test me. You could do whatever. >> Okay. >> Are you taking me to jail? >> You You're still going to be under arrest regardless for all the other offenses, but do you want to do any field in the meantime? >> Do you want to do them? I I have to offer them to you. >> What is the point? If you're taking me to jail, what is the point? What is the point? I'm not on anything. Give me a breathalyzer. I'm >> I don't I don't think it I don't think it's alcohol. >> Okay. I'm not on anything. >> Okay. So, do you want to do any field sobriety test? >> What do you want me to do? >> I can't. You You do? >> Yes. Whatever you need me to do. >> Paige. >> Come on out for me. >> First name Adam. >> It didn't have to go like all this. I'm going to take the pen, follow it up one more time. Okay? So, bring your fingers like this. I don't want you to sing the alphabet. Okay? What I want you to do is I want you to start on the letter D and end on Y. Okay? Don't sing it. Just start on D and then on Y. >> D E F G H I J K L M N O P W X Y. >> Okay. You're good. Just go and face that way for me now. Okay. Going to put your hands back behind your back. Going to put your palms together. It'll be more comfortable. In the end, she was charged with DUI, obstruction, resisting arrest, misuse of 911, open container, driving under suspension, driving on a suspended license, and tinted windows. In court, her charge of DUI was amended to physical control, while the charges of driving on a suspended license, tinted windows, resisting arrest, and open container were dismissed after she pleaded not guilty. She pleaded not guilty to misuse of 911, but pleaded no contest to the remaining charges. She was sentenced to a total of 480 days in jail with all days suspended. She was also ordered to pay $325 in fines and $797 in court costs along with 5 years of probation. Let's move on to the next case where an entitled woman got arrested and somehow was able to call 911 in the back of the squad car. I'm in a police car on York Road, East Green Road, and I don't know who's arresting me, and they kept I'm handicing. [screaming] >> On November 23rd, 2024, officers responded to a residence regarding a woman who punched a delivery driver in the face. Here is what happened next. >> Hi guys. >> Hey, how are you doing? Melissa. >> Melissa. >> This is not my house. You can't come in here. >> No. You need to excuse me. >> Whose house is this? >> Bro, am I under arrest? >> Look. >> All right. >> Excuse me. Am I under arrest? >> I do not flip. STILL >> Oh my god. >> What? >> What? What? >> Take me outside. I don't live here. >> We know. >> Get my shoes. >> I know my right. >> Let's go get to the car. >> Oh, I have you on date. >> Yeah, we have you on date, too. Hold on. >> This [screaming] is how it's going. This is HOW IT'S GOING. I HAVE >> WE HAVE TO CARRY YOU. >> YEAH, you do. >> Oh, see you can walk this way. >> No, I can't. >> Wait. Drag or carry? >> Drag. I can carry you. >> Wait, what was your name? >> We're trying to push me over. >> No. What's your [ __ ] name? >> Officer knifel. >> Officer knifel. You said carry or drag? >> Yeah. Yeah, if we have to carry you, we will. >> Then carry me. That's my fault, [ __ ] >> I [ __ ] will. >> It didn't take long for the officers to put the woman under arrest. And while in the back of the cop car, she somehow slipped her cuffs off, got a hold of her phone, and was able to dial 911. >> Oh, sure. Oh, hell no. Just >> please leave your message for 7. 911. I'm in cuffs. Please help me. John, I'm in the back of a police car. Bug just beat the [ __ ] out of me. John, I have my John. I Oh, I dropped my phone. John, I still have my phone. They're right here. I'm in a cop car. [screaming] John, I don't know what they're going to do to me. John, I'm bleeding everywhere. John, it's her house. Oh my god. John, they're coming back in the car. Be quiet. >> Where are you taking me? >> The station. What do you think, >> sir? I do not like the way you talk to me. I don't know what the [ __ ] I think. I have no shoes on. I've never been arrested. Explain to me when I ask you questions like I explain to you. Talk to me with respect. Where are you taking me? >> You're going to the station. I told you. What's your name? >> Jones. >> Officer Jones, where am I going? >> The police station. >> What police station? >> Bensonville. >> For what? >> You got arrested. >> Arrested for what? Nobody has read me my rights. Get Stop the car and read me of my rights. >> I think you're missing. >> Stop the car right now and read me my rights. >> For what? I don't have to read you your rights. >> You what? >> I don't have to read you your rights. >> Is that a new Illinois law? >> What? >> Is that a new Illinois law? You have no idea what you're talking about. >> What? I have my phone on me. Do you want to ask me again what I'm talking about, officer, or do you want to pull over and erase all this? >> Hey, can you meet ME AND WHAT? >> HELP. HELP. HELP. [screaming] Me and Okay, I'll be there in a minute. All right. >> Help me. I made a police car on your floor east on Green Road and I don't know who's arresting me and they kept I'm in handcuffs. I need help, please. You keep telling me that I KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON AND THERE'S food everywhere. IT'S TIME TO PASS THE POLICE STATION. [screaming] Please get me out of here. Even at the station, she showed no sign of calming down at all. In fact, she got even more agitated. >> Oh, this [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Hello, >> girl. I'm not around no cops and I need your help. >> Oh, her her sister's her whole her whole face is bloody. Oh, yeah. Knife came back to a camera for >> I mean, she's definitely drunk. You can smell her being drunk. >> I'm the back of a police car and mying shoulder is thrown out. I got to go. Don't hang up. sitting right now. >> Yeah. >> Put me on mute. Put me on mute. >> All right. All right. Come on. Hop out. >> I cannot put on my hand. >> Okay. Come on. >> Can you stop this? >> What is your name? NO, I CANNOT STOP. WHAT IS YOUR Don't [ __ ] touch me until you identify yourself. >> I already gave my name. >> You did not give me your name or I would not be asking. What is your name? I want your sergeant. BRO, I DO NOT DO NOT [ __ ] TOUCH. HELP. >> She slipped out of a car. >> I did not clip on my [ __ ] phone. HELP ME. Oh my god. Oh my god. Somebody please help me. >> She She slipped out of a cuff. >> Oh, >> so she has one cuff on her. >> What's her name? >> Melissa. Melissa Fleming >> Northwest. That's good. >> Hey, Melissa. >> Hi, baby. >> Hey. We're trying to just play it cool. We're at We're just talking now. >> We're trying to >> I hope you are. >> Okay. All right. [music] >> Just do us a favor. Okay. Just come out. I'm going to help. >> You don't have to touch me. >> Okay. Just get out. Get out of the car if you can. I was just trying to help you. But if you don't want to help, that's cool. Don't worry. >> I'm trying to help you. >> All right. Come on up. >> Actually, I'm trying to help. No, actually, I don't want to help nobody. I'm my lawyer. >> Do you want to be dragged >> of any of this? You know that, right? >> Do you want to listen? >> Doesn't do anything. >> Listen. Hey, listen. Do you want to >> Stop talking to me. I want my lawyer. >> Do you want to Do you want us to drag you out? >> Is that what you want? >> I'm asking you nicely. Can you please step out of the car? >> Ga. >> I don't know what that means. >> You never introduced yourself. >> I'm Officer Navaro. You are? >> I'm sorry. Who are you? >> Officer Navaro. >> No. What' you say when you came out? >> What did who say when he came out? What did you say? >> I said I'm officer. You asked. >> No, you didn't. You say we don't want no problems. >> Correct. >> You never introduce yourself. No, >> I apologize. I'm officer. >> I'm not apologizing. >> I didn't ask you to apologize. I said I >> I didn't ask you to apologize. I want my lawyer. You didn't do that. >> That's fine. >> He didn't. >> Okay. Okay. >> Get him THE WAY FROM ME and call somebody. >> All right. Well, hey, listen. >> Drag me out. I don't give a [ __ ] Get him. >> There's There's a phone right there. You can call your lawyer, but we got to walk away. >> Bro, I don't care who you call. Nobody's coming. >> I'm not calling no one. I'm not calling anyone. >> CALL AN AMBULANCE. I WANT AN AMBULANCE. >> OKAY. >> She continued to act like this for quite a while. So, let's move to the part where she got yanked out of the car. >> I WANT A PARAMEDIC NOW. >> I WANT A MILLION DOLLARS NOW. >> PLAY THE LOTTERY OR GET A OFFICER. YOU >> GIVE ME A PERLET. GIVE ME A PERLET. GIVE ME A [ __ ] PARAMEDIC. [music] >> Give me a paramedic now. >> I don't give a Who you talk to? Get him away. [ __ ] call somebody. >> You will never get me out this door. Close the door. I want a paramedic. >> I don't give a WHAT YOU WANT. >> NO PARAMEDIC NOW. >> I mean, I'm ready when you guys are ready. You want to drag around? I don't care. >> I will not leave this car until per >> That's the next step. I got nothing else to say. >> What are we on? >> You are not touching me. >> One way or another. Ain't that right? I told you. >> One way or another. You're getting out. Let's go. >> You want to be dragged? Get dragged. I don't care. >> Get up. >> Stand up. >> Stop acting like a child. Stop acting like a child or we're going to drag you. >> You want to stand up or do you not want to stand up? >> Come on. All right, let's go. >> Let's go. Drag >> my leg is free. >> You want to help him out? >> Oh, she's out now. Oh Jesus. >> I thought you were a good one. >> I thought too. I thought too. Watch it. >> You better stop. >> In the end, she was charged with domestic battery causing bodily harm. domestic battery, battery, attempted battery, insulting or provoking contact, and attempted aggravated assault on a police officer. Moving on to the next case where a woman prank called 911 and got a surprise visit from the cops. >> Daughter, why are you >> I just told you you're under arrest for misuse of 911. >> Oh, I need to poop. >> I understand that. >> Would it be okay if I poop? On March 21st, 2024, officers responded to a residence regarding a welfare check that later turned out to be a misuse of 911. Here is what happened next. >> The door. You want me to open the door? >> How are you? >> I'm good. >> Can we speak? Can we have a chat with you? >> Yes. Why? >> Okay. You called in a welfare check for your mom. I was just updating you about that. >> Oh, that's fine. >> Okay. What What was the What was the welfare check needed for? >> Nothing. >> Nothing? What do you mean nothing? >> Nothing. >> You just called in to call. >> I did. >> That doesn't make any sense. >> So, you knew you knew your mother was okay, right? Because you were on the phone with her and you guys were in an argument, correct? No. >> No. This is not the first time this has happened. >> Okay. >> Who called? >> You called. >> Oh, >> well, I'm okay. >> No, no. I I I I'm not here for you. I'm here for you calling on your mother's welfare check on 911 when knowing well she was fine because you were just on the phone with her. You guys got in an argument and she hung up the phone cuz she didn't want to argue with you anymore. That does not give you the right to call in on 911 >> and send police officers to her house. >> I understand. >> Why did you do that? >> I don't know. I don't want to I don't I don't want to deal with anything right now. Right off the bat, the woman didn't give the officer any reason to call 911 on her mother. So, the officers began to question her more throughout. >> What What What made you enough to call the police that what what were you scared of for your mom? That she fell or what? >> What's he looking around my house? >> Standing here looking to make sure nobody's going to Fairfield Township. >> We are not Fairfield Township. >> What are you Butler County Sheriff's Office? house >> where your mother lives. That's where we patrol. That's where we were called for for a complaint that was from what I can tell. >> Just you calling because you're maybe trying to harass your mother. >> Really? Can I have that in writing? >> I I will put in writing if you would like it. >> Yeah, I will. >> Because you just told me on this camera that there was nothing wrong with her. No, >> there's nothing wrong with her. So, why did you call on 911 for a welfare check of your mother? Answer it. >> Well, I don't know. Well, how much? >> Given how evasive she was, the officer decided to arrest her and she began to give some really stupid reasons to stall for time. >> Money do you make? >> Okay, stand up here for me. >> No. >> You're going to jail. >> Stand up. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Don't do that. >> I want you to stand up. >> Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Stand up. Come on. >> What are you arresting me for? >> Use the 911. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> You have an injured back. Then stand up. >> I've got an injured back. >> I I understand that, but you just walk just fine. >> We'll do it in front. Here. >> Call my daughter. Why are you arresting me? >> I just told you. You're under arrest for misuse of 911. >> I am not going to jail. I I want you to call my attorney right now. >> That's not how this works. to say hello. >> No, I want I want my attorney called. [snorts] >> That's not our job. >> You can call them from the jail. Let's go. >> Listen. >> I got to poop. >> They have to. >> Miss Judith, >> please take off. Listen to me. Look at me. You're going to jail. The handcuffs are going to stay on you for right now. >> Can I poop? >> No. Not right now. You can poop soon as you get to the jail. >> No, they don't let me poop. I can't walk. [snorts] >> Listen on camera. You walked over here at a at a more of a jog is what I would say. >> You can't walk >> if if we have to carry you out of here or have some type of ambulance or come here or anything like that. >> Yeah, you're not. That's not going to happen. But you're going to catch another charge >> for what? >> There's nothing here. >> We're making sure nobody else is here and we're going to secure. >> Where's your keys for your apartment? Where can we lock it up at? >> Take my cuffs off. >> That's not going to happen. You already did when we tried to cuff you up. Didn't obey our commands or anything like that. >> She continued to give more reasons to stall as much time as she possibly could. >> She told us that. Listen, I'm I'm giving you one more ask. I'm going to I'm going to help you up to get to the walker. After that, we are going to carry you up to our police cars and take you to jail. >> I don't understand why I'm unlock me. I have to poop. Okay. So, it's now 10:06. At 10:07, me and him are both going to go under your arms and we are going to carry you out to the car. Okay. So, in that time, if you want to make a big girl decision, uh, >> I've not did anything wrong. I don't think that I called 911. Did I? That's the only phone here. >> I'm not debating if you called us that you called 911. Just a minute. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Just >> There's nothing wrong here. There's no drugs. There's nothing. >> Has anybody said anything about any drugs? >> Nobody brought up drugs. >> No, there's nothing here. >> All right, it's 10:07. It's time to go to jail. >> No, you're not taking me to jail. Unlock this. >> Stand up. >> Oh, I gotta poop. I got to poop. I got to poop. >> Do you have these? >> Did my daughter call? >> No, you called. >> Well, I didn't. I'm just worried about >> We'll help you walk. >> I got to poop in there. That's the only place I can poop. >> Come on. >> And that's my only That's my only phone. >> You want to come to jail with us? >> Nope. Nope. Call my attorney. >> Who is your attorney? It It's um I don't know right now. I need to poop in there. >> How are we going to call him if >> I need to poop in there? Look, I got everything here. No, I got to >> You're going to catch a resisting charge. >> Yeah, get it. >> Well, yeah. Don't let me out. I I can't get out. >> No, you can't. I went to jail. I didn't do anything. >> Why are you calling? Oh, cuz I can't call 911. I need a poop in my >> Come on. No, I can't. >> We're not doing this. Be an adult. >> No, I can't. I can't walk. >> Leave her here and we find a way to >> I can't walk. >> Where's your keys at? Judy, >> can I go to the bathroom? >> Soon as we get to the jail, >> you're not taking it. I need to poop. >> I understand that. >> Would it be okay if I poop? >> Not right now. >> Oh, I need poop. >> We've all been there. You can hold it till we get to the jail. >> No, I can't. [snorts] Would it be okay if I get up? >> I would like you to get up and walk up these steps like a responsible. But where's the key to your apartment so we can secure it? >> I don't know. >> How'd you get in? >> You open the door and let us in. >> Well, I thought you were just going to come in here and have a dinner with my family. >> I don't even know you, ma'am. >> We'll come back. [clears throat] We >> We'll figure it out. I I I need to poop. >> Okay. All right. Well, let's get up to the car so we can get that going at the jail. >> Not You're not going to take me to jail. >> We're going to have to try. >> The officers finally had enough and decided to continue to carry her. >> We're going to have to get her spun around. Turn around. You good going up backwards? >> Did I do not put your hands in my face? >> Oh, I know that. I need to poop. >> So, you're getting your feet on getting >> Yeah. You good going backwards? >> Yep. You got her. Yeah. >> Why are you guys so mean? Let's >> take a break for one second. >> Why are you so mean? >> I've not been mean to you once, man. >> Oh, hell yeah. >> No, we have not. >> I need to go back into my home and food. [snorts] That's all I ask. Do you have a camera? >> Yeah, they're both on. >> Yeah, I need to go back into my home. I'm not I haven't done anything wrong. >> [snorts] >> and my hand. [clears throat] I need to poop. >> No, I can't walk. >> Jesus Christ. >> Oh my god. >> You double sit on it. You walk on it. Get that. >> You walk on it. Get that out of the way. >> Get off of me. Police brutality. >> Get her away from the stairs. >> Don't police brutality. >> All right, stand up. >> No, I'm not. [clears throat] >> No, I'm not. >> Move your car closer. >> No. No. Oh, I need to poop. Oh. Oh, no. I need a poop. Oh, God. Don't do that. It's just totally disrespectful. >> Listen, you're disrespectful. What the hell am I doing this for? >> It's a good question. >> I'm like, God, it's Easter Sunday. >> Tell me about it. >> It's Easter Sunday. >> No, I can't get up. >> Let go of the damn bush. >> Jesus Christ. I want to go to the [ __ ] hospital right now for what? >> Yeah. Police abuse. Now we want to go to the >> She was charged with disrupting public service and resisting arrest. >> Starting with this mother who went bananas after being confronted by the police. >> Like somebody said that she threw the little girl down. But she was definitely yelling at the little boy. Like what the f are you talking about? Shut the f up. Like and stuff. >> SHUT UP. YOU DON'T KNOW NOTHING. WHEN I SAID MY DADDY DON'T KNOW NOTHING. HE KNOW NOTHING. On May 12th, 2024, officers responded to a residence regarding reports of a disturbance. Here's what happened next. Hey, >> what's going on? >> I've been talking to my friends like But not >> I've been showing it like showing up for my friends cuz he has not shown up. >> So, you're babysitting the kids >> at this point? >> Yeah. >> And you're the only adult here right now? >> I'm so mad. I'm like, you know what? >> What are you upset over right now? >> I'm just like, just don't say you're gonna do that and you're not gonna do that. >> Oh, so you're upset that your father comes. >> This is her residence. I'm not a weirdo. Like, I'm not just I'm mad. My My name is in. >> Do you want to try call on her to see where she's at right now? >> I'm mad. >> I'm not going to mad. I'm livid. So, what can we do to help the situation? You know, because we we want to help you. How are you guys doing? Is mom at work right now? >> How are you guys doing today? You guys good? Yeah. What happened, buddy? Are you guys crying? What What can we help you with? >> Is she a babysitter, a relative, or others? Can't tell. All I know right now is that she's mad and the kids are crying. Let's keep watching. grass on her phone. Falling. What are you sorry for? >> Hey, Morgan. Can we call their mom? Yes. >> What are you sorry for? >> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> My kids are like autistic. >> They're both autistic, you say? >> Yeah. Do you wash them regularly or is this all about >> everything? Like these are my kids. >> You said these are your kids. >> These are my babies. I'm sorry. >> Are you having a rough patch right now? Is there a a grandma we can call? >> I feel like my daddy was living right now. >> Who else is around that we can call? >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Oh, so she's their mother. Well, there's one thing for sure. She's not in the right state of mind to be taking care of her children. So, the officers will try to convince her to call somebody to watch over the kids. >> Morgan, where's your phone? Here. Let's look at a phone number. >> Someone I just I don't trust people. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, well, I I I don't really trust you around with them right now cuz your u mental state you're you're you're very agitated, you know. So, I'm like worried about your kids. So, so I'm hoping we can get someone >> me like >> Yeah. So, so let's call someone to help you with your situation. >> I'm okay though. I just I >> No. So, I don't think you are. I can smell the alcohol on you. I see your behavior. Let's get someone over here to help you with the kids. At least give you a break. A metal break so you can decompress. It seems like you're wound up really tight right now. >> Why? Like what's then, you know, but I'm okay. >> Yeah, cuz the neighbor said they saw you throwing your kids up against the wall. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Who did that? >> The neighbors across the street. >> Yeah. So, >> can you bring them over here? >> No, we're not going to bring any. >> Can you bring them over here? >> No. So, that's why I'm asking if you can call someone. No, I Why don't we call someone first? >> Who did you call someone? >> You did from what they said. >> I did not. I never >> I can never come. Yeah. So, is there a phone number we can call? Have someone come up here, >> I need you to work with us. >> So, we can help your situation. >> Yes. Okay. So, let's get someone else involved here. >> I don't like that. Okay. I see what's going on. You tell me what's going on cuz I don't see what you >> as the officers tried to be reasonable with her. She started to become increasingly agitated. >> Called here because of the disturbance that's going on between you and your kids. So I'm trying to help this. >> I don't even have [snorts] I I STAY IN REVENA. I STAY IN REVENA. I DON'T STAY HERE. AND THAT'S why I'm lit right now. That's why I'm like That's why I'm like [screaming] because why is she so >> I'm on ASS RIGHT NOW. I'M ON ASS right now. My baby kid. Oh. This is my >> Morgan. You need to articulate with your words cuz I'm not >> Yo, no. No. You need to No, no, you need to. This woman right here, her woman >> is woman. She is my curate person. >> I don't know what you're not getting. >> I I'm not getting why you're not a phone number so we can call someone to inter situation. So, where's your phone number? >> Uh, your phone looks like it's right over here on the >> Oh, thank you so much, sir. Thank you. >> Morgan, you're not being very nice. We're being very respectful. >> I'm trying to That's not nice. >> Preserve and he's not. >> Look, we come here. We come here. >> No, you go ahead. But you go ahead. But you go ahead. >> Listen, you and I are friends while >> I'm trying to be We are friends. >> I'm trying to be >> Okay. Friends don't call each other. Okay. That's not a friendly thing to do. >> But he not Morgan. >> Please, Morgan. >> I know my what my name is. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I just won. I'm talking about I'M TALKING ABOUT [screaming] >> LET'S TALK SOMEONE PLEASE. >> This I'm trying to help my friend and I'm also trying to help my >> Is this your daughter? What's your daughter's name? >> This is my Oh my god. I want to call my dad right now. Like oh my god. I'm I'm I'm trying to be cool and my daddy literally was like Morgan. >> As these officers were dealing with her, another on the squad car contacted the caller to find out more about what had happened. I'm going to talk to you guys from the car so that it's not obvious. Did you guys call us? >> Did any of you guys call us? >> I'm parking here to make it not look like I'm involving you. >> But yeah, we saw we >> Can you tell me what happened? >> The only thing that I saw was that um like she was out here yelling at the little boy. Like somebody said that she threw the little girl down, but she was definitely yelling at the little boy like, "What the f are you talking about? Shut the f up." Like and stuff. >> I think she locked him out. She um she locked them out. >> She was in the >> Hold on. One at a time. One at a time so I can I can hear. You go first, sweetheart. You were going. >> She had to push her daughter to the stairs. Um >> like down the stairs or in onto the stairs? >> Up the stairs. Like she stairs. >> And she pushed her head in the door. >> Like hit her head into the door. >> She was cussing in front of her in her face. Like they >> Do you know what side of the head she would have hit her door? The door on >> the front. >> Like right in the front. >> Yeah. She did this. She pushed. >> No, but she didn't push into the door. She pushed the sun with the green pants. >> Son with the green pants into the door. >> Okay. >> And then uh she lock she locked them out and they were banging. >> Okay. So the little boy in green pants was the one that was slammed into the door. The little girl was thrown pushed up the stairs. >> And I saw her I think I saw her hitting the baby. >> The one that's in the stroller. >> She was grabbing her. She was like, "Shut up. Shut up. I'm trying to do something right now. Shut up." She said she said she saw and I'm doing something right now. So shut so Okay. All right. >> All right. So, what we'll do is we'll consider you guys still anonymous, but since you're standing here and I don't want to draw attention, I was like, I'll park over here and kind of whatever. Um, we're going to investigate it and see. Um, I haven't been over there to talk to the children yet. So, I'll see what we can find out and if we we'll we'll go from there. >> All right. Thanks, guys. You have you guys seen this before? >> Yes. I saw this and it was arguing her. >> Yeah, she does this a lot. She actually does this a lot. >> Yeah, she do she do a lot of drinks. She She do a lot of yelling and cursing. Drinks a lot. >> All right, you guys. I appreciate all your help. Okay, you guys go have fun and be >> With enough witness statements, the officers decide to put the woman in the squad car to transport her to the station. >> Can I call my dad? >> Yeah, call him, please. >> Can you like I I don't know. I can't call me this morning. >> Can I see what kind of charger it is? >> Okay, please. I don't care. Just like my daughter is in Atlanta. I can't I can't talk. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> You want to have a seat? >> Here you go. >> Thank you. I just have to like talk about my my dad. I'm not playing about me. I'm not playing on my >> So, I have your phone on the charger right now. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Hi. Hi, sweetie. How are you? You okay? Are you hurt? >> It's okay. Can you look at me? >> Yeah. >> Are you scared? Your head hurts. Your head hurts. Okay. Oh, he does have bruising >> on his head. This is the one that they said slammed. >> He's got right here. >> And he's got he does have a bit of a knot. >> Yeah. I don't know what I'm doing. >> Well, so we need to try to get someone over to help you. >> Tell me the way. >> I hate the kids right now cuz uh it seems like you're um a little bit out of control right now. You're you're I rate about something. >> What's his last name? >> My last name. >> We're going to go through the house. >> Um, are you going to be out here with her? >> Can you spell that again? A >> behind K. >> Thank you. Uh, >> I talking about Come on now. I'm going to >> I want to talk to my son. >> Yeah, he's in the ambulance right now. I want to talk to you. >> He's hurt. He's hurt. He has a big bump on him. >> At the station, she started to get loud and rude to the officers. >> Okay, Morgan, turn your back towards us, please. >> Okay, I'll open these holes, man. >> Turn your back. >> Okay. My dad is not going to like this. >> Morgan, I put your phone on the charger so we can call your dad. >> Oh my god. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> Oh, man. >> Because we're friends, right? >> I'm not your friend. >> Yeah, you are. I'M NOT YOUR FRIEND. CALL MY DADDY. >> CALL MY DADDY. CALL MY DADDY. >> CALL MY DADDY. Call my daddy. Let's talk. >> This is Bob here from South. >> What the is? >> All right. We have Morgan Stanton back in OUR JAIL. >> IT'S STATEN. IT'S NOT STANTON. It's Staten. >> Staten. >> Sorry. >> OH MY GOD. >> YEAH, IT IS. OH MY GOD. >> Are my babies okay? >> Are my babies okay? >> They're in the ambulance. You put them in the >> No, NO, NO. I'LL PUT ONE IN THE AMBULANCE. >> OKAY. Are you proud OF THAT? >> NO, YOU'RE PROUD OF THAT. >> I'M NOT PROUD OF THAT. >> YOU'RE PROUD OF THAT? >> I FEEL SO BAD. >> MY AMBULANCE are amazing. Are you okay? You can't do that to me. I'm amazing. Mom, >> you're a lame. My daddy love me. My daddy love me. >> You used to live on dumb drugs. >> Shut the up. No, I don't. You lame ass. >> I'M >> SHUT UP. YOU DON'T KNOW NOTHING. [screaming] LIKE I SAID, MY DADDY DON'T KNOW NOTHING. HE KNOWS NOTHING. >> Cut the Okay, this is the nurses. >> Okay, cool. >> Should have been did that. >> Calling from the hospital. >> I'm here. Morgan Renee Staten calling. I'm here. >> Hi, this is Jordan calling from the hospital. I'm just calling to get consent to treat these two beautiful babes that we have here and make sure they're okay. >> Are they okay? >> They look like it, but I just I need your consent to start treating them and making sure. Do I have your consent? >> Just totally. >> Yes, they're okay, but I'm just asking you whether you consenting them with what Okay. What's going on? >> Right now, I'm just consenting for a doctor to even look at them. We can't do anything without parents consent, and we want to make sure they're okay. So, we just I need you to tell me yes so a doctor can just evaluate them and make sure they have nothing. Yeah, >> I appreciate that. All I think that needs is he's going through the um asthma with him, but do not do not treat him with anything. I don't trust nobody. I ain't going to lie. I ain't going to don't don't treat. But as far as far as Nia, just give her some little do. I'm going to see my baby in like less than tw less than 12. Yeah, less than 12 hours soon. >> All right. Thank you. >> Is being annoying. >> All right. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Are we good, Adria? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You and I said, "WHAT'S GOING NO, I'M NOT YOUR FRIEND, MY HOMIE." >> YES, you are. >> I'm not your friend. It's too late. >> You are delusional. YOU'RE DELUSIONAL. I'M NOT your friend, my I'm not your friend, my >> I'm never going TO EVER BE YOUR FRIEND. I STAND LIKE I SAID. I STAND LIKE I SAID. WHEN IT COME TO MY PANTS, WHEN IT COME TO my kids, don't you ever in your mother like I said, >> you're not going to me. That's not scared. Nothing going on. >> We are still friends, okay? So, don't talk like that. That's not nice. >> Come on. No. >> This is >> No, you are a classy lady. Don't say >> I am very classy. >> Yes, you are. And I agree. >> Don't you ever play with me like I play with you. >> Don't you ever play. We are all friends here, Morgan. >> Okay. Okay. >> This is part of the process. I'm sorry. Can I Can I CAN I [screaming] CAN I CALL my mind? >> There's a woman over here. >> Can I call my kids? Can I please call my mom? >> There's a woman. >> I don't want to talk to my kids. >> The woman was charged with two counts of endangering children and disorderly conduct. The children were placed in the care of the county children's services. She pleaded guilty to one amended count of endangering children and disorderly conduct due to intoxication. She was sentenced to 180 days in jail with 176 suspended, meaning she served 4 days in jail along with one year of probation and was ordered to complete an alcohol assessment. Moving on to the next case where a drunk mother was driving so erratically that her own child has to call the police for help. >> She tried to kill me. She almost crashed into it knowing that I can't swim. >> You want to check your camera? >> I do. My camera's off like I told you first. It's it's audio video recording. Okay. On October 10th, 2025 in Washington, officers responded to a desperated 911 call from a 9-year-old child in the back of a car reporting her mother was drunk driving. Quickly, the officers were able to locate the vehicle, making an illegal turn through a red light and immediately conducted a traffic stop. Here's what happened next. Hello. How you doing? I'm >> good. >> How you doing? I'm officer Davis with Kim Police. Okay. Just so you know, I'm audio and video recording right now on my body camera. Okay. Reason I stopped you is you just ran the red light back there at James. I mean, I'm sorry, at Washington when you turn left. >> I didn't run a red light. >> You did. It was a red arrow and you turned left. No, it wasn't. It was very red. >> Hey, bud. >> Hey. Hey. Just shut up. >> Okay. So, what do you >> You can just have a seat. Okay. >> I know, right? >> Gotcha. I need your your license. Uh registration proof of insurance. >> Yeah, I have that's my proof of insurance. Here's >> 359 a firm vehicle stop. We'll be west of 64. >> License and you said you need uh Wait, what do you need the >> I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance, please? >> I have license. Oh, my uh registration is in here. >> Okay. registration. Is that Is that it or no? >> I think this is a oil change from Walmart, maybe. >> Okay. Well, I got to grab all this stuff out. >> Okay. >> No weapons in the vehicle, right? >> No. Okay. >> No, there's no weapons. It's just It's just >> based on how slurred she sounds and the panicking. Pretty sure that she's drunk. And the officer thinks so, too. >> Oh, I have two registrations. >> Two registrations. Okay, I'm going to hand hand you your uh oil back. How much have you had to drink tonight, ma'am? >> Nothing. >> Well, the reason I'm asking is because you're slinging your speech. >> No, I'm not because I'm I'm upset with the guy I'm on the phone call with and I did. >> Okay. All right. Well, in a sec I'm going to I'm going to have you step by and come talk to me. Okay. I want to make sure you're safe to drive. So, you said you said you've had no alcoholic beverages to drink. >> No, none. >> After that, can I talk to you? >> She said she's really upset. Yeah. Time. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Um Okay. After her. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> But you know, >> I'mma put this right here, Tanya. All right. Just sit that down. Stay right there. Just put your hand on top of the steering wheel. Okay. All right. The car's in park. All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. If you could if you could just walk to the front of my car right there, please. >> Yeah. You just walk right there to the front of my car. All right. Miss Tanya. Um, >> hi. >> Thanks. Can you tell me what's going on? >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> I was going home from my my um my daughter's gymnastic thing. Her gymnastics. >> Mhm. >> Glass. Her first class. And it was it was free and stuff. And >> so what happened when you were driving? >> I was impatient with people. They were so slow. >> Yeah. Which people? What do you mean? >> Um I had a a a driver in front of me who was so slow and I was like, "Oh my gosh." So I went around them. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. That's about it. >> As these officers were investigating the mother, one of the officers came to talk to her kid about [music] what had happened. >> Hi. What's your name? What's going on? You were the guy that called the police. What? What happened? Okay. Just just so off all the stuff you're saying, I'm just going to have fire dish check on you just to make sure you're okay. Okay. >> So, I'm I am going to ask you again though, like how how much have you had to drink? Like, I can smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming. >> No, that wasn't that was my man. >> No, it's coming from your breath right now cuz we're outside of the car. So, >> how much have you had to drink? Is it just one, two, or is it 10? >> No. >> How many did you have? If anything, I would have to say half >> cuz my man drank everything else. >> Okay. >> No, seriously. >> What did you have half up? Did you take any medication or anything like that? >> Yeah, I do take medication. >> What What medication did you take? >> I I I I just had surgery. Um, so I I take um I don't I I haven't taken any of the I've taken I haven't taken anything. >> You haven't taken anything today? Okay. You just had half a drink, you said? >> Yeah. >> What was the drink? >> Mixed empty. >> Was that >> mixed empty? >> What is that? Is that a beer? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What size of beer was that? >> Was a 12 oz can, but he drank the rest of it. My man drank the rest of it. >> A 12 oz can. He drank the rest of it. Okay. >> That's the whole thing. >> When When did you have your last drink, M? Um, oh wait, you can test my blood cuz I have my blood tested today. Um, uh, uh, it was, um, my last drink was se, this is October, se um, September 28th. >> September 28th was when you had your last drink. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And with the suspicion of her driving drunk, the officers then asked her to do a field sobriety test. >> Uh, real quick, I'm just going to ask you a couple question. First of all, would you be willing to conduct some voluntary field evaluations? >> Yeah, >> you would. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, uh, and you said you have an issue with your leg. What's the issue with your leg? >> Um, I just had surgery. >> Okay. I see. I see. I see. >> I have surgery. >> What about with your eyes? Do you wear contacts? >> Uh, I wear Is that your dad now? >> No, that's my dad like driving crazy. >> Okay. Where are you guys coming from tonight? So after that um >> Okay. So she she got she stopped at a at a store and got liquor there or got alcohol or whatever the drink was. >> Okay. Can I get your dad's phone number? Okay, I'll call your dad and see what he says. >> And just to clarify, you're willing to do some voluntary field evaluations. Is that correct? >> Okay, got so I do want to check your camera on. >> I do. My camera's off like I told you at first. It's it's audio and video recording. Okay. >> After the field tests, the officers then asked her to do a breath test, too. >> Do a preliminary breath test. It's not evident non-evident, voluntary, and does not replace the state toxicology test. >> Okay. >> Are you willing to do that? >> Yeah. >> All right. Let me go grab it. Yeah. >> How you doing? What's your name? >> My name's Jason. How old are you? >> Nine. You look taller than my daughter. My daughter, she's short. So, I overheard you telling my partner that you do gymnastics. That's super cool. >> Uh, where's dad? >> Can I just make sure I have your dad's phone number correct? Is he? >> No. >> I can call him. You always pick my clothes. >> Okay. >> Dad, the cops are here. >> Hi. Will you Can I take your phone? >> Yeah. You can use it off. >> Okay. I won't drop. I promise. >> I will I will not. I promise. >> Hi, this is Officer Hernandez Police Department. >> Um I have and her mother. Are are you guys married to your wife? >> Okay. And I have your wife here. Um, the reason why we have your wife and daughter stop is your daughter was calling and she was saying, uh, she called 911 because she said that your wife had hit a couple curbs and almost hit a car. Uh, we're still working through it. We're not we're not really sure, but she was drinking uh out of a sippy cup. >> Anything else other than alcohol tonight? >> No, nothing. Just just just the margarita. >> So, outside of going to the store, was she drinking before the store? >> I'm sorry, hun. Well, we'll get all that information. Okay. She have cans down here. That's all right. Don't worry about it. We'll >> Yeah, I don't want you. Yeah, it's okay. >> I'm just We just want to make sure everybody's okay. I I see you had some gummy bears over there. Those are the best gummy bears out there. I don't know. I don't know if you know that. And I'm kind of a professional when it comes to gummy bears. >> After finishing the DUI investigation, the officers decided to put the mother under arrest. Tanya, uh, based on everything tonight, okay, I I believe you're not safe to drive. So, I am going to place short arrest for DUI. So, stand up, please change by your back. You're good. Just relax. >> Well, I >> and we're going to work on getting turn this way. >> I move to the um relax. You're good. You're good. >> I I just want you to make sure mom is in there, too. >> Yep. >> Were you speaking to her father? >> Yes. >> If he's sober. >> Yes. So because I just don't want someone who is also impaired to show up. >> No. >> Um uh >> I'm on the phone with you right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, you're on the phone with him right now. >> We're going to walk back to my car. Just so you know, you're still being audio and video recorded. Okay. And I'm going to read you your rides. >> Okay. >> What's wrong? I know you want to talk to your mom, but she she's going to be with officers for a little while. Okay. >> Well, your dad is getting on his way to get you here. Okay. >> Um, so I think he's reinventing her, but she told me that uh her mom was drinking. Her mom had went to the store and poured the alcohol context into the sippy cup that's up front. >> Yeah. And so she was drinking out of the sippy cup and then um they missed dance. They never got to the actual dance studio and they're driving back and she noticed that they were going back like a different way and her mom was like going really fast and she was like I don't know why my mom keeps saying that we're going home cuz it's not the way that we go home. And then she said that she hit several curbs and then she got really close to like a second car and like went around the second car and then like hit another curb again. And she said that uh she got evaluated by fire cuz she said that she was complaining of neck pain, head pain, neck pain, and that the chebo, the seat belt somewhere. >> Yeah, she ran the red light um right when I got behind it. It was around the time the update was coming out. So, I'll take photos of the car. She does have a heavy heavy odor alcoholic beverage coming from her breath. I may try breath, see if that's if not, I'll go blood afterwards. >> Talk about this. I don't have a body yet, but she just said that she's been stopping at 7-Eleven and buying a bunch of MXs. There's a bunch of cans in the back. >> Okay, cool. Yeah. So, it's going to be breath. >> Yeah, she's got a she got a heavy. >> All right. >> So, he asked my mom if she had any weapons. >> No weapons in the vehicle, right? >> No. >> And she said no because she didn't want to be in trouble, but she does have a weapon. >> What kind of weapon? >> Um, it's a knife. It's her pocket knife. >> Oh, it's okay. >> Oh, pocketk knives are okay. When people make her when people make her mad, she tends to use it on other people. >> Yeah. So, I see a kid back here >> like deep down like deep down in here and in um through the stuff there's a lot of kids. There's some under the seats in the front. There's a lot of them everywhere. She promised she wouldn't keep secrets for me, but she did. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you take here is against you in court law. You have a right this time to talk to a lawyer and have presence you have any questions. You can afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you for a question if you wish. >> You understand each of these rights I explained to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Y'all should understand it too because once y'all realize where I am and who I am I believe we're on the phone with is it your husband? I believe >> Yeah. >> to make up and taken care of. Okay. >> Exactly. when I get y'all on here. >> Yeah. >> And stuff. Yeah. Y'all you you guys don't even know what y'all did to my son or my daughter. That's why I have >> Because you guys killed my daughter. >> My uncle's on the phone. >> He He's recording everything in real life. And then And then he's going to tell the court and then they might even sue you. >> Okay. >> Whatever my uncle's going to do. >> That's okay. >> Here you go. >> Oh, okay. Thank you. I will. >> The officers now come back to the kid to continue hearing her story. >> Yeah. He went and then my and they were just yelling at each other and they were just cussing at each other. And after that then after that my dad said, "Let me out of the car." So she did. And then as we were going there in the process, she bought either like three or two cans of beer. And then after that she made me throw it away. And then after that she was like like really mad and stuff. Then after that she was like really mad. And so as we got there and stuff and then we were still driving and stuff. Um that's when um I missed gymnastics class and I was crying and stuff and she told me to shut up and stuff. Um because she said that's annoying. We kept on driving until um she said, "I know my way home even though she doesn't and she tried to kill me because um she um said that um and she was driving near the water and then she almost crashed into it knowing that I can't swim." >> While that was happening, the officers began to move the mother inside the squad car. you are. >> Just so you know, uh there's a camera back here >> and it's recording. Okay. I just want to make you aware. >> I just I just want to Can y'all do something about This is tight. >> The handcuffs. So, there's a >> um Can you guys do a >> If you scoot up a little bit, there's like a little hole at the bottom that's designed for you to place your hands in there. >> So, if you just scoot forward, try to scoot forward. >> Well, you guys got to be super skinny and scoot forward. You can't have no knee problems. >> Okay. con. Yeah. Okay, that's fine. >> All right, I'm going to go ahead and and buckle you in this way a little bit toward me. >> There we go. You're buckled in. >> Okay, the people who have it. Yeah, I know. >> Did you grab her? >> You're not trying to hear it and everything like that, but I put it on tape. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> So, tell me again, how how much did you have to drink tonight? >> I told you the one >> the one what? >> The one beer. >> One beer. So, is alcohol the only thing in your system right now? Are there any other diagnosis or anything I need to know about? >> Diagnosis like >> any health conditions, anything like that? >> Oh, hell yeah. I got a list of them. >> Okay, tell me what they are. >> Um, I have cancer. I have um >> Sorry to hear that. >> Now, I'm sorry to hear it, too. But, um, I have cancer. That's my fourth um, degree. Um, I've been a nurse for 32 years until I had to retire. >> Why did call us? And she was upset because she's a daddy's girl and she never had a daddy's girl. He hasn't had anything to drink or anything like that. >> And is he her father or granddad? >> Grandad. Grandad. >> He's not. No, he's not the father, but he took he stepped up and he's been the father. >> Okay. Gotcha. And he's been taking care of her. That's good. >> What What store did you guys get the beer from? >> Um 7Eleven. He gets that every single day. She says not to tell anybody or else or else she's going to go to jail. >> Okay. How do you know? How do you know uh that it's beer? >> Because MXD is beer. My My dad, he sometimes drinks it. He only drinks it like um once a year. >> Not that often. My mom, she drinks it every single day. Every day. >> And was was MXD what she poured in that cup up there? Um, yeah. It stinks. >> I don't want her I don't want you guys to take her away. Can Can I please just say bye to my mom? >> Uh, I don't I don't think it's a good idea to say bye right now. >> She's She's going to be home eventually, so you can say hi to her when she comes back home. >> She called us. She was >> I know. I was in the I was in the back seat. I I mean, I was in the front seat. I was driving. >> Don't It's kind of concerning when that when a 9-year-old calls about your driving, don't you think? Right. Right. But I don't see why that was. She was mad because I wouldn't let her go, you know, with everyone else. That That was the thing. And I told her and that's why I took the phone away from her. >> Have you ever been arrested for DUI before? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> This is your first time. >> Okay. Y >> Okay. All right. >> After a while, the father came to the scene to take custody of the child. >> Your dad is coming. I think your dad is walking up. Hi. >> Where's she at? >> She's under arrest right now for DUI. But she's your She's your mother, not your wife. >> Say again. >> She's She's your mother, right? >> That's my girlfriend. Uh >> that's her biological grandma. >> Okay. >> That's her biological grand. >> And you're her biological father? >> I'm not I'm not no blood. I'm just the >> She calls me dead cuz I've been in her life for a long time. >> Okay. later. >> Watch tonight. Grab some of your stuff. I'll be right back. I'm going to pull around. You got it right. Yeah, you can pull in front of us. Yep, you're fine. Here, I'll walk you over to your dad. >> No, >> her windows are open. He'll close. He'll close. Don't worry. >> He's already >> All right, I'll walk you over to your dance. >> So, there's a case number and Officer Davis is going to be primary on this case. And then that's a case number. Make sure she doesn't get bullied while she's >> All right. Yeah, that's it, right? >> You have any questions? Any other questions? >> No, man. We got to get that, you know, stuff moving. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Have a good night or better night. >> I'mma get out of here and see y'all asses like I did before. >> I will do it in Georgia like I did before. I'm a millionaire. billion in there if you want to keep claiming but I will do it for male practice for my son. >> Uh Tanya >> I don't give a you can say whatever you want to say like I can say whatever I want to say because it's a freedom of speech right? >> Absolutely. I was just going to let you know >> that I spoke with uh >> I'm recording and I'm letting you know that this is the same thing that happened to my daughter in in Georgia, >> right? >> And >> okay. >> And the same thing that happened to my son up here with the >> police officers. Yep. That's okay. We're living the life. We're living the life. You can put me in jail. You can arrest me. and stuff. And I'm just not going to I'm not going to I don't care if I come home coming home to electric more than you guys. >> Period. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and reckless endangerment. >> Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting videos. 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