What are you talking about? >> Why are you trying to twerk on a cop car and break into it? >> This is my cop car. What are you talking about? I promise you I'm >> No, you're not. No, you are absolutely not. You are absolutely not. Almost ran into traffic and you were nowhere. You're drunk and pregnant. >> No, I'm not, sir. >> Oh my god. >> I'm going to get the [ __ ] OFF OF YOU. I'M GOING TO TALK TO THE COPS. I'M GOING TO TALK TO YOUR [ __ ] CAPTAIN. >> GOOD, I hope you do. >> YEAH, I [ __ ] WILL. THEY'RE COMING. >> Alcohol is known to lower your inhibitions, but apparently can also erase common sense entirely. And these drunk Karens had said and done things that would be hard to believe if body cams hadn't captured every ridiculous moment. Welcome to Police X 10, where attitude meets authority. These are the times when the cops had to deal with the dumbest drunk Karens they've ever encountered. Starting off with this lovely drunk female climbing into a stranger's car after getting crap-faced at an Outback Steakhouse. >> You're a [ __ ] idiot. >> May I have my phone? >> No, don't take my phone. >> May I I'm sorry, may I have my [ __ ] phone? >> How you doing? >> Hi. >> How are you? >> I'm well. >> You good? What's going on? >> What do you mean? >> Uh Outback's calling about you jumping in someone's car. You're too intoxicated. >> Oh, no, I'm great. Thank you. >> Okay. You're great for what? You're great to drive? >> Yeah. >> Yeah? >> Yeah, thank you, sir. >> I don't think so, but okay. Who do you have Do you have someone to come and get you? >> Abigail. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I am completely fine, sir. >> Okay. Well, we'll run you through some field sobriety to figure out if you >> Excuse me. >> We'll run you through some field sobriety. >> I have not done anything wrong, so >> Well, you caused a disturbance You caused a disturbance at Outback, so they called us. >> I am literally so far from Outback, so >> not. You're So >> Um there is no Come on, man. >> No, not come on, man. You jumped into somebody else's car that you didn't know. >> not jumped into anybody's car. >> Oh, yeah? >> Um yeah. >> they're telling me. >> Well, then they're going to have to come see us. >> Well, they will. >> Okay, thank you. Thank you. >> Abigail. >> Yes. >> Okay, so they're saying that I have jumped into somebody else's car. >> Right. >> Okay. No, I've been on the phone with you this whole time. >> You been at Outback for dinner? Were you all over there for dinner? >> I have not gotten dinner from there, but I was going to get dinner from there. >> What were you drinking at the bar? >> I I have been on the phone with my best friend, Abigail. Do you think that like was I jumping in somebody else's car? >> Yeah, man, she is wasted. I mean, calling someone from who knows where to testify for is brilliant. She sounds like someone who chugged a crap ton of booze. >> You didn't jump in anybody's car? >> Well, she wasn't here. >> What do you mean she wasn't here? She's been on the phone with me this whole time. >> she hasn't been here. >> No, but you haven't been here, either, sir. >> ma'am. Is this your Is this your car? >> not Excuse me. >> I said, is this your car? >> Yeah, it is my car. >> I appreciate it. Should I tow Should I take your tag? >> going to tow my car. >> I'm not going in your car. >> So, I'm telling you that I am not at >> Adam Mike X-ray Lincoln. 238 MXL. It's going to be a blue uh Town and Country van. >> Now. Now. I am at Do you see me? This gentleman is telling me that I have like jumped into my car and I have been >> Hey, so just sit just sit with her for a second. >> The officer goes into the restaurant to speak to the employee. >> Was she drinking at the bar? >> What? >> Was she drinking here? Was she drinking? >> I think she did have a glass of wine while she was here. And then at that point my girlfriend they popped out of the house through the back and they were just like >> Right. >> And you know we're not going to do anything about it and so I was like >> Okay. You seen her jump into another vehicle? >> I did not so I had a party of 10 that sitting on the wall. They got in their vehicle she got in their vehicle. They came in and let me know like hey she just jumped in our car. Now she's leaning up against it but they won't >> Are they still here? >> Yeah, they're actually >> Can you get the owner of that vehicle and have them come over to me real quick? >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? >> I'm good. I'm sorry to How are you? Sorry sorry to pull you away from your dinner. >> That's okay. >> Okay. Um Deanna? >> D E >> D E A N N? >> One more N, yeah. >> So what happened? >> I honestly was in here and then they said people that are looking like there she's getting in your car cuz the boys were getting out. >> Okay. >> So then she went and got >> What kind of car do you have? >> A Jeep Grand Cherokee. It's a black out there. >> It's a black Jeep Grand Cherokee? >> Yes. >> Did you see her get in or the boys see her in? >> No no I did see her in like getting into it. >> Into what? The driver seat, the passenger seat? >> seat with that. >> And you don't know her, do you? >> No, we just pulled in. >> Okay. And how old are your kids? >> Um >> Well you said the boys so I'm going to assume your kids are >> the basketball team had all of the kids with them leaving from practice. That's >> Okay. Okay. So you parked your car, you got out. >> Yep. The boys were kind of slow to get >> You get out. You were like okay go go inside I'll meet you inside. >> Yep. >> And you seen >> the dads one of the dads holding the door and said this lady's getting in your car so then I go outside and then she's >> Did she actually enter your car or not? >> I would ask the lady that was sitting with me because she kind of was there. I was there when she was like, I guess physically, yeah, like one leg was in there. >> One leg was in the car? Okay. >> sure. >> Did she give you guys give you a hard time or anything? >> That might be a question for them as well. I'm sorry. I was like kind of way back here, and she was next to them like saying, >> Right. >> Like, "Hey, that's not your car." And she was kind of getting a little feisty like, >> Yeah, okay. >> looking at?" you know, or something, and >> Okay. >> And she shut the door. I locked it, and she was just leaning on it then. >> Okay. >> Just talking to somebody on the phone. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. That being all done with, it's time to deal with this woman, and she insisted on driving, which is definitely not okay. >> No, it's not about picking me up. I am not going to do this. This is silly. >> What? >> I am I am fine. >> You're fine? >> So, what's going on? >> I don't know. I just got here. What's going on? You tell me. >> Abigail. [snorts] I am I'm not going to drive anywhere. >> Is that your vehicle right there? >> That is my vehicle. >> What is the key out? >> In the car? I'm not in the car. >> Is it locked? >> I don't know. >> Who are you? >> and check. >> I'm not going to get in your car. That's your car. >> Abigail, I'm >> Yeah, come here. What's your name? Come here. >> You You tell me that these [ __ ] idiots are going to [ __ ] Go ahead. >> I'm not going to get in your car right now. >> Well, you know why? Because I don't give you [ __ ] rights to get in my car. >> Absolutely. >> And I don't [ __ ] want you to get in my car, and I am fine. >> You're fine to what? To drive? >> That's great. I'm going to call my mom. >> Okay, call your mom. >> Um okay. Thank you. Love you. Yep. >> So, what's name? >> Do you realize how silly this is? >> Which part? >> All of it. I I'm actually very grateful. Thank you. >> Give me one of these. >> No. Thank you. Thank you. >> For what? >> Um for for picking me up cuz that's funny. It's great. >> Okay. >> That's That's my car. >> Yeah. How did you get here? >> Um I I drove here. >> Drove here? From where? >> Sober. >> From where? >> That's really great. I really I really appreciate you. >> Well, thank you. What's your name? >> You're great. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> It's funny that she has to confirm that she drove to the restaurant sober, which we all know is a lie. Imagine drunk driving to a restaurant to get even more drunk. >> So, what is your name? >> Morgan. >> Morgan? Nice to meet you, Morgan. My name is Victor. >> Nice to meet you, Victor. >> Where do you live, Morgan? Morgan, who are you calling? Your mom? >> Why wouldn't I? >> That's a great question. >> It's funny cuz this is stupid. >> Which part? >> All of it. Hi, Mom. Oh, I'm [ __ ] funny. Stupid. Mom. Mom? Who is this? >> How did you call your mom? >> Oh, I'm sorry. I I must not have called the wrong I must have called the wrong person. >> Why did you do it? >> Sorry. Okay. Um sorry. Okay, thank you. Okay. >> Yeah, you just called a random number. You just woke somebody up. >> my mom. >> Yeah, that's not going to work for you. >> two numbers. >> Wrong car, wrong phone number, wrong size shirt. Girl, it's time to sober up. >> Excuse me? >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I am calling my mother. >> That's not the question I asked you. >> Well, you're going to hear You're going to hear her voice. So, what do you mean, my voice? >> Why do I need to hear >> What did I do tonight? >> You're intoxicated out here in public. >> Hi, Mom. So, I'm I'm evidently doing something wrong tonight. Evidently, I'm sorry, officers. So, what am I doing tonight? >> Why don't you tell me? We got >> No, I'm asking. >> a neighbor's call here. >> Disturbing. >> You're intoxicated. >> And I am completely fine. So, I'm sorry. Am I doing something wrong? >> That's what we're trying to figure out. >> I'm I I understand that you're trying to figure that out, but do you realize that I'm not doing anything wrong? >> Morgan, do you have an ID on you by any chance? >> I'm getting I'm giving them my ID. I'm at Starbucks. Right here. >> Can your mom come pick you up? >> No, there's >> Then somebody's going to pick you up cuz I can't let you drive. >> Okay, yes, she can. >> Okay, because if you get in the car, you're going to go to jail. >> Why would I go to jail? >> DUI. >> DUI for what? >> For drinking. >> intoxicated. That's why. You know, you can give me looks all night long. Get your mom on the phone, get her here. Can I talk to your mom? May I speak to your mom? >> As the cops ready to talk to the mom, her phone suddenly died, which is really bad for her cuz she can't call anybody to come pick her up. >> Your phone died. >> Oh, no. >> I'll tell you what, you better drop your attitude or things may change things may change for you tonight. >> For me? >> Yeah, for you. >> Oh, no. >> What's your mom's phone number for you? >> You know what's [ __ ] funny, homie? >> What's that, homie? >> Is that you can know me. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm and your wife probably don't want to touch you either. >> That's enough, all right. What's your mom's phone number? Look, you do field sobriety and if you're not intoxicated, I'll let you drive away. >> Can you do a field sobriety? >> Yeah. >> Can you? >> I can. >> You're [ __ ] funny. You can't do it. >> Yes. >> Yeah, whatever you say. >> You'd have to take the you'd have to take the examination. We you can perform it. >> Yeah, whatever you say. >> What is that phone number? It's what I just said. >> Whatever you say. >> Mhm. Your mom's phone number. >> I'm not driving. I'm not doing anything. So, do your thing. And you're funny. >> I know. Yep, I know. >> No, honestly. >> No, really, I know. >> You really are. >> Thank you, I appreciate that. >> No, it's it's it's it's unfortunate. >> Yeah, it's unfortunate. Here's your license back. >> It's unfortunate. >> You want your license? >> You're a loser. >> Thank you. You want your license? >> You can just do whatever you want with that. >> All right. Thank you. Okay, you want to just you want to go Go ahead, and Go. Have a nice day. Yeah, and you're and you're a sorry excuse for society, so what's your point? Honestly. Morgan. >> What? >> Mom's phone number, what is it? >> 911 >> Well? All right, listen up. No, don't take my phone. >> Man, I'm sorry. May I have my [ __ ] phone? >> This is not yours. >> May I have my [ __ ] phone? >> My phone. >> May I? Cuz at this point I should have my phone. >> it to you. >> Cuz you should just go. >> your in your little bag right there. It's right there. >> Oh, thanks. >> No, [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> As you are. >> Yeah. Mom's phone number. >> As you are. As you are. >> So as the cops are trying to get the mom's phone number, she decided to walk away, which come on, isn't going to sit well with the cops. >> Come here. Hey, we're not done. Come on over here. >> What you're >> Come here. >> You want to You want to just keep going? >> Yep. Sure do. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Come here. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Come on over here. >> Why are you touching me? >> Stand over here because you're intoxicated. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, no, not anymore. >> I HAVE NOT. >> Stop it. Oh, wow. There you go. >> Yeah, that's done. >> Mhm. Just show the judge. >> And they will >> Yep. >> And this will be shown to the judge. >> Mhm. >> You just did that for no reason. >> No. Oh, yeah. >> I had no reason. >> Oh, sorry. She inspired you. She already probably had a previous DUI, she had a BPO. >> I had I did not touch you. >> We're not done with our investigation. You walked away from us. I asked you to come back. >> you guys. I did not even in any way, shape, or form >> Let's go this way. >> Let's go. >> [ __ ] hold you. Are you kidding me? Oh, I can't wait to Go ahead, ladies. >> Let me grab this bag for you. >> Yeah. >> You're good? >> Oh, I can't wait. Oh, this is so good. I cannot wait. Oh, it's going to be such a good [ __ ] >> Yep. >> Oh, I cannot wait. >> What? I didn't say anything. >> cannot wait. Oh, tell my mom. This is going to be so good. Yeah, no, just go ahead. This is great. Yeah. Oh. This is so good. >> Problem, ma'am? >> Hey. Let me out! LET ME OUT! >> [laughter] >> IN THE END, SHE'S CHARGED with disturbing the peace. Moving on to this case now, where a very drunk teenage girl freaks out after getting caught with an open container on the beach. >> You need TO GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME, YOU [ __ ] TRASH. I'M GOING TO TALK TO YOUR [ __ ] CAPTAIN. >> GOOD, I hope you do. >> YEAH, I [ __ ] WILL. >> MAY 26TH, 2018. We're at a beach with two drunk underage drinkers. This is going to be interesting. >> Cool. Do me a favor. Take a deep breath and blow into that, all right? All right, do me a favor. Try one more time. Deep breath. Don't put it don't go too so far in. >> Is there a serious problem? Mind your business. What the [ __ ] like >> How old are you? >> I know that didn't come up positive. I didn't take a drink of anything, so. >> All right, take a deep breath, keep blowing. Keep going, keep going, keep going. All right, where's you guys? Even if it's your aunt, she is of age. >> She's of age? >> Yeah, how old is Like 40? All right. Go grab her real quick. We're going to have them pour that all out. >> How are you going to let us go? We didn't even drink alcohol. >> It's an open What was your aunt at? >> You're allowed to carry You're allowed to carry alcohol. >> That's interesting. Open display on the beach. >> What? >> Possession can something. >> It's not open. >> Open display means you >> What do you mean? That doesn't mean >> see it, yes. >> Okay, you can see it and we're not drinking. >> 5043, tell me your last name is Callender on the beach. 50272. >> Love the entitlement. Two open containers right there, they still want to argue. >> So, what's your name? >> I'm Lily. >> What's your name? >> Amber. >> Emily, what's your middle initial? >> I. >> What's your middle initial? What's your last name? >> B. >> B? Okay, if you don't give it to me, I'll lock you up for obstruction. How about that? >> You lock me up for obstruction on my [ __ ] 18-year-old daughter over there? >> Yeah, you're not cooperating. >> Yeah? You're I didn't disrespect you. I didn't do anything to get written up. Did I? >> I already called in a seat. Now, your car's in a seat. You want to All right, I'll give you one more chance to give me your last name. >> Let's just be cooperative, okay? >> Okay. >> You can't lock me up. I didn't disrespect you. >> Okay. >> And your I You don't need to write my name down either cuz I didn't disrespect you. I didn't do anything to You're mad We were drinking. >> I'll give you one more chance. Okay. First of all, Where is Where is your aunt at? >> She's on her way. >> Okay, what's your last name? >> That's like you wasted your time coming over here. You can wait here for her. >> Okay, what's your last name? >> You don't need my last name. >> Okay, that's it. I'm done with you. Do you have cuffs on you? >> No, man. >> Having listened to this entitled nonsense, the cops decided to put her under arrest. Get over here. >> Don't touch me. >> Yo. >> Don't touch me. >> All right. You're about TO GET DROPPED. >> YO, DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH ME. MAN. >> GET OVER HERE. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Under >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. NO, MY DAUGHTER. >> YOU'RE DONE. >> MY HAIR. GET IT OFF OF ME. What are you doing? >> 50435 can you get another unit? Scavenger in the beach, we have ONE RESISTING. >> NO. They did pull my hair. >> Scavenger in the beach. >> Who did this, jump? Get off of me. What are YOU DOING? MAN. THEY'RE CHOKING ME. >> Scavenger in the beach, [screaming] can you get another unit? >> THEY'RE CHOKING ME, MAN. MAN, I cannot breathe. >> I'm not choking >> Yes, YOU ARE, YOU [ __ ] Get the off of me, yo. I'm not a good >> Oh, oh, oh, oh. Get off of my [ __ ] neck. You back up. Back the [ __ ] up. Back up. BACK UP. >> [screaming] >> GET OVER HERE NOW. >> HE JUST HIT ME. YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO BEAT ME LIKE THAT. >> STOP. >> I'M A WOMAN. It doesn't matter. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> It doesn't matter. YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED to hit me like that. It choked me. You're not allowed to hit me and CHOKE ME LIKE THAT. You're not allowed to hit >> Grab her. >> choke me like that. >> Handcuff her. >> You're not allowed to hit me and choke me like that. I can't breathe. OH MY GOD, I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS. I DIDN'T DO I DIDN'T DO WRONG. >> [clears throat] >> I'M NOT GOING TO I'M NOT ONE OF THESE LITTLE [ __ ] OUT HERE JUST GOING TO LET YOU TREAT MY MOTHER AND TREAT US ANY WAY. YOU DIRT BALL. YOU WHITE piece of [ __ ] trash. >> Ah, if only there was something she could have done to avoid this. Oh, cooperation. Yeah. A little cooperation goes a long way. Also, that spit was nasty. Yeah, it's going to add an extra felony to the charges. >> OH MY GOD. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. I WASN'T DRINKING ANYTHING. Did you smell it? IT SMELLED LIKE ALCOHOL. I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU DID THAT. GET OFF OF ME. >> [screaming] >> DON'T STARE UNLESS YOU'RE GOING TO [ __ ] HELP. You need to get the [ __ ] off OF ME, YOU WHITE PIECE OF TRASH. [ __ ] YOU. OH, YEAH. NOW WE GOT these [ __ ] young cops who don't KNOW HOW TO [ __ ] TREAT PEOPLE. I'M GOING TO TALK TO YOUR [ __ ] captain as if he would give a [ __ ] too. >> Good. I hope you do. >> YEAH, I [ __ ] WILL. DIRT BALL. NO. Who are you? >> I'm going to be the one transferring you, okay? >> Yeah, well, you can. >> I didn't arrest you. >> I don't care. MY DON'T TOUCH MY [ __ ] DAUGHTER, [ __ ] THAT'S MY DAUGHTER. >> Put her in the car. >> They just assaulted a female on the beach. >> [ __ ] punching a female on the >> They just assaulted >> That's my daughter. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, battery on an officer, and underage drinking. Moving on to this case now, where a drunk, pregnant mother let her kid run into traffic. >> I promise you I'm >> No, you're not. >> No, >> you are absolutely not. You are absolutely not. almost ran into traffic and you were nowhere. And you're drunk and pregnant. >> No, I'm not, sir. >> Oh my god. And of course, it is Florida on June 22nd, 2026 when the cops get to a beach parking lot following reports of this heavily intoxicated pregnant mother staggering in the area moments before her 4-year-old son ran toward a busy highway. Can't make this crap up. The next. >> He was literally right behind me. Like I just got him out of the water. >> Okay, that is I found him right here about to run into traffic. And you were you >> I I was I was sir and people kept telling me they saw him here, they saw him there, so I was just running around. >> Okay, how much have you had to drink today? >> Nothing. >> And I don't lie to me. I just talked to the dude who you came here with. >> Yeah, I know him. He always says crazy things. >> Okay. All right, I'm going to check your eyes real quick. >> Okay. >> Follow this with just your eyes and not your head. Yeah, all right. You want to amend that statement that you haven't had anything Did you Don't lie to me because I do this for a living. This >> No. And >> How much have you had to drink? >> Well, I'm not I I really don't drink, but I had a beer cuz I was so stressed out about him. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Uh who I who do is in his life at all? >> No. >> Who Who else do you have that can come help? >> I I promise you, I'm >> No, you're not. No, you are absolutely not. You are absolutely not. almost ran into traffic and you were nowhere. >> No, trust >> No No way. >> I'm very, very concerned about that, but people kept telling me that he was here, that he was there, and I I running all around. >> You got a phone, you didn't call. We had we had multiple we had multiple reports of of your intoxicated behavior in the Circle K parking lot. >> No, that was his. >> No, it wasn't just him. It wasn't just him. And you're drunk and pregnant. >> No, I'm not, sir. >> Oh my god. I >> So, the cop's coming really close to blowing it up right there, and I do not blame him. I mean, it's bad enough that she's drinking while pregnant. The worst is that she's too busy indulging herself to keep an eye on her current child here. Some people really just don't deserve to be a parent. >> You got your ID on you? >> Um in my purse on the beach. >> All right. What's your first name? >> Chanel, c h e n o w e a. >> Middle name? Last name? Date of birth? All right. Thank you. 6527 by name and date of birth. First name, Charlie Hotel Echo November Oscar Whiskey Alpha. Date of birth? >> Since she's definitely going to go to jail, the cop then had to figure out what to do with this child. So, he instructed her to find a responsible adult to take custody of her son. >> You got your phone? All right, well, go ahead and make a phone call and call somebody to come up here and come get him. >> Okay. And then, what about what happens to me? >> Just just be honest. >> First things first. >> Okay, well, let me know, but can I can I just know that what happens now? >> We we're not there yet. Right now, we because you were unable to be a fitting custodian of >> Look at me. >> Now, we have to step in. >> When I make contact ma'am, when I make contact with you, you were staring at the wall. You weren't actively looking for anything. >> Yeah. >> staring at the >> Okay, so let's >> let's find someone who can come pick him up right now. >> She didn't answer. >> Who who is it that you're trying to get in touch with? >> She has um yes. >> Where does she live? >> Um I've never even been to her house. She lives in St. Lucie. We talked about about as we're going through the court system. >> So like there's a common or >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's her name? >> But I really don't really want like cops called on me. >> Listen to me. You have you have you have lost your right to have any say in how the rest of this situation goes. Keep trying her. I'll tell you right now because if you can't have a suitable responsible take custody of him, we have we we will. Looks like there's no suitable guardian for this poor kid, so the cop had to bring the child to a local substation where CPS is going to take over. Going to take a ride with my partner up to the Sheriff's Office substation where they can wait for someone who is suitable to take care of him to take custody of him. Okay, it's not the end of the world, but this is you know the consequences of the actions of choices you made today. So let's not he's he's he's not traumatized right now. Let's not communicate to him that this is a big deal. Hey buddy. >> Hi. >> Hi. So you're going to take a ride with my partner over there. Partner Dot Mike, he's his name's Deputy Doctor Dockery. He's so cool. And so he's going to give you a ride and he's going to show you a real police station. >> Okay. >> And it's going to be a lot of fun, okay? And then we'll we'll catch up with All right? All right, sounds good. >> He needs shoes cuz his feet are cold. I have the shoes in the back of my car or I have them on the beach. I I just feel like he needs shoes. >> [laughter] >> Okay, do you have the keys to your car with you or do you >> Um yeah. >> Okay. Here you go, boss man. Brother. >> Can I give them to you guys? >> Sure. Let's go over here, come on. >> With everything said and done, they slapped the cuffs on the mom and moved her to the squad car. >> All right. You using keys in car there? All right. And this is your phone? All right. What else what else do you have? >> Are you arresting me? >> Yes. Anything else in the in the bra? You can go ahead and get it out cuz it's going to Nothing No pockets or anything? Palms together. >> What did I do to get arrested? >> Child neglect. >> I want to talk to you. Okay, I'm going to call my attorney. >> Okay. >> At the station, this piece of work gets all entitled. >> Nope. Figure it out. >> How am I supposed to >> Figure it out. >> I can't. >> I'm not taking you out of handcuffs. >> What am I going to do? >> Figure it out. >> Sir, I cannot use the bathroom like this. >> Figure it out. >> I can't go to the bathroom like this. >> I'm not taking you out of handcuffs. >> I cannot go to the bathroom like this. >> I can I put them in the front. I'm the one who I'm the one who just pulled the trash. Seriously, if I'm not there in that moment, he goes full sprint into A1A. >> Yeah, cuz the other police officers are watching you. That's why. >> Okay. >> In the end, she is charged with third-degree felony child neglect without great bodily harm. Bond is set at $1,000, which she later posted. But, as a condition of her pretrial release, she was ordered to abstain from alcohol and wear an alcoholic monitoring device. Prosecutors later amended the charge to felony neglect of a child. A month after the arrest, her defense attorney filed a written plea of not guilty and waived her right to a speedy trial. Shortly after release, the state filed a motion to revoke her bond. The monitoring company reported that she had cut the alcohol monitor off her leg and circumvented the court-ordered monitoring conditions. Moving on to this next case, where a drunk woman mistook the cops' car for her own. It is July 26th, 2025. Cops are minding their business when this super hammered woman just tries to open the door of their marked police vehicle multiple times, seriously thinking it's her car. Guys, this is what happens when the cops try to apprehend her. >> What are you talking about? >> Why you trying to twerk on a cop car and break into it? >> This is my cop car. What are you talking about? >> You can be in the back of the police cruiser. Now it's time to go. >> Why are you trying to break into a cop car? >> What are you talking about? This is my cop car. What do you mean? >> What is wrong with you? You tried to open the door plenty times and then you start twerking on the car. It's not your car. >> What do you mean this is my cop car? >> car. >> THIS IS NOT A COP CAR. You're literally tripping. >> You don't see these red and blues right here? >> I listen, I don't pay payments. My car is paid off. >> Okay. Well, I just >> Okay, do what you got to do. I'm going to sleep. >> For a person to get so drunk that she thinks she's a cop, I have to say it's an impressive level of intoxication. Hooray. 50 to 98, what's your 20? Bro, she's Stay back. Stay back there. What did he say what? >> What did I do illegal, sir? >> She just tried to open your door plenty of times and then she started twerking all over your car. >> Oh, okay. >> So, disorderly. Cool with that? Cool. Come on. Let's go over here. To my car. Cool. >> I love law. >> 453 >> I can't wait to pull all this up. I love law. What are you going to do? Arrest me harassment? >> Listen, you're going to you're going to catch another charge if you don't keep walking like a normal person. >> your arrest and me harass harass harass harass me? You want to be her perverted? You're going to be perverted. Okay, I got a last a last minute >> Hey, real quick. Keep her but I'm just going to put her back here cuz she needs to be patted down. >> Yeah, I do cuz I'm pressing charges. >> Yeah, get a deputy now, please. >> Yeah, you better get her cuz I'm pressing charges. >> Can you stop? >> I'm pressing charges, man. It's all you. Nope. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Sure do. >> You do? >> Nope, don't worry. I don't want to commit a crime. >> Look at me. >> fight. >> Look at me. Let my lights auto go. Look at me. You can take me to jail. >> Where's your ID? >> It don't matter. >> Where's your ID? >> It don't matter. >> Cuz we're going to get it from you one way or another. >> take me to jail. >> Where's your ID? >> Look at me. >> Okay. Just stay right there for me. You're good. >> Take me to jail. >> Just Just stay right there for me. >> talking to you. >> She gets arrested for trying to get into a cop car, and the cops then have to force her into the cop car. Isn't it ironic? Just stay right there for me. You're good. >> I love lawsuits, though. I love law. Harass me cuz I look good. Y'all are harassing me right now. I'm hurting. I promise. Look at me. I'm like, "Kids, you're hurting me right now." >> So, tighten up. >> Let me go. >> Stand where you're at. >> If you don't get up Let me go. I'M GOING TO HURT HER UP, MAN. I'll sue I'm going to sue you like a hurting person. You're not going to hurt me, though. Just cuz I'm a white girl with [ __ ] problems, you want to think you're going to hurt me? >> Stand there. >> Okay, so hurt me like you want to. This is exactly why the law is the way it is. And there's also men in shorts the way that it is. I'm white as I don't play no games. I don't do nothing. Y'all want to hurt me cuz I ain't do What? CUZ YOU DIDN'T GET INVOLVED WITH a raping? Okay, let's go to court cuz you want to write me. Rape me. Rape me. Go ahead, rape me. We can go to court all day. Rape me. Rape me. Rape me, you mother >> And now she's taking a nap. This is pure >> I got both of them. Take her to sleep. >> Don't come to me. You're getting raped. law- suing all of you. I'm going to Y'all getting raped for erectile erectile harassment. I can't even talk. I'm drunk as Y'all want to take advantage of me cuz I'm drunk? Okay. Of course. >> Here, hub. >> You got gloves on? >> I got gloves on. >> Drunk as [ __ ] And I'm telling you, I need help. >> All right, take a step back and you'll be my general witness. >> Yeah. >> Just stay right there. >> Okay, I got it. >> the back of my You use the back of your hand to pat her shorts. >> Turn. >> Keep your light down. What do you feel? >> bad. I'm helping you. >> Here. >> What is it? >> Stop. You're good. Can you see anything? >> She's got like possibly ID or something here. >> Yeah, you got something? >> All right. >> What do you have in your back pocket? >> Take it out. I promise you. You have >> I'm asking you first. What is it? Is it just a vape pen? Is it your ID? What is it? >> It's honestly either a vape pen or ID. I don't do no drugs, bro. >> Just grab You're going to have to grab it cuz >> Just take it out. >> Take it out of the back of the car. >> I'm giving you a consent. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it was a lighter. >> Yeah, they're not going to take it. >> Mhm. >> Well, I'm not like that, bro. >> All right. All right. All right, now take a step back so that no one doesn't hit you. We're going to have you take a seat, okay? >> Okay. >> I got her. >> Got her. >> All right, go ahead and take a seat. Just watch your head, okay? >> Five-year-old daughter with her. >> Okay, have a seat. She's good. >> In the end, she is charged with larceny, resisting arrest, and harassment. Moving on to this case now, where a super hammered woman gets kicked out of the strip club. >> Exactly. It's public. You can be publicly drunk. >> It's October 19th, 2024. Cops get to the club regarding a screaming intoxicated female needing to be removed. Woo, what is happening here? Hey, what's your name? >> Yelena. >> Yelena? >> Yes. >> Have we met before? You look familiar. >> My name's Yelena. >> Okay. What did you take? >> a threat? >> No. You look familiar. Do you remember me? >> No, I don't. My name's Yelena. I'm being cooperative. >> No, you're fine. You're not in trouble. I'm trying to make sure you're okay. >> My name's Yelena. I want to go home. I live at >> Did you drive here? >> No, I did not. >> Did you get a ride with someone? >> I I'm not going to I'm not going to show that um I am here. >> I know. Did you get a ride with someone now? >> Doesn't matter. >> It does, cuz I'm trying to give you a ride home. >> Okay. Can you please Can you please take me a ride home? >> I'm not going to give you a ride home, but I'll try to find you one. Who'd you come here with? >> Myself and I. >> So, you did drive here? >> No. I did not. >> How'd you get here? >> I got here by myself. >> How'd you get here then? >> By myself. >> Can you tell me if you drove here? >> I don't have to. >> Yeah, I'm trying to help you out. >> We're trying to help you out, okay? We're trying to get you home. >> You're making it worse. >> I'm going to ask I'm going to ask you one more time. Can you give you a ride home or they're going to >> Do you want a ride home? >> So, I'm trying to help you. >> Can you please take me home? >> Come on, let's go, baby. We're trying to help you. >> We need We need All right, we need your ID first, okay? >> I don't have it with me. >> Okay, give this deputy your full name and birthday. >> My full name is Yelena. Y E L E N A And then last name B A R R. >> Wow, what a drunk mess of a woman. Some people really should never consume alcohol. But for more information here, we go back to 2020 where she was convicted of beating her little white dog and served about a month in jail. The dog's cries had alerted the neighbors and the photos of the case are really terrible. We can't show them here. But fortunately, the dog was rescued and given a new home. She would also add a couple of assault convictions, a dozen public intoxications, and around 10 driving while barred arrests. As of 2026, she is currently in prison for her third OWI charge. And now back to the case. >> All right. Ma'am, are you you're going to be driving her home though? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'll need your I ID then. >> I don't know. Please take her home. >> Please take her home. >> They got like she's taking her home. >> Who's going to be driving her? What car she going >> to jail. I'm trying to remember. I'm trying to remember. 37 >> I got it. >> We got it. >> No. >> No, not yet. >> No, I have it. >> I'm probably I'm done. I'm done. >> 3411 >> I'm just helping you stand up here, okay? >> All right. See, this is >> I'll have a chance to give him the last four of my social. >> No, you're good, man. I appreciate your help. Sorry. >> I'm trying to remember it. Okay. >> I'll help you up there, okay? >> Okay. And then he's going to take her the rest of the way. >> Piss off, man. What did What did you two look Are you two going to shut up? Get your shoe off. >> No. Where is the um Where Where is Where is the officer that I was going to give him the last four of my social? And then I And then he will take me to my house. >> I'm forced to search your purse. >> Yes. >> I'm sorry. 87 >> I remember. >> All right. >> And I haven't never wrong. And he told me he told me I would like to talk to the officer. >> He's back here. >> I would like to not go to the jail and get a chance to go to But I'm able I am still able to talk to the officer. >> The officer's right here. >> Can I Can I ask Can I tell you the rest of my um >> After slapping the cuffs on her, the cops moved her to the squad car. >> No, it's not. Well, you're not answering the question. Here, I can actually still I can actually still do it. >> No, you guys you guys can't just take me. >> look her >> I have no nothing. I haven't done anything wrong. >> We're worried about just how you're doing. Hey, so medically did you take anything so we know how to help you? >> Nothing. >> Okay. What did you Alcohol only? >> Hey, I would like to um >> The car's back here. Follow me, please. >> But I never even got a chance. >> Yes, let's go over here. >> Well, like that's crazy. I didn't even get a >> I know. That is crazy. Have a seat right here. >> But am I even Am I Am I even able to have a chance >> Yeah, if you get in the car you will be able to. Have a seat. Thank you. >> I'm very probably >> Please stay on the towel. >> Do me a favor. >> You're going to have to help me, babe. >> Hey, do me a favor. Turn Turn your body a little bit. >> Yes, you're going to have to help me. >> Okay. Well, put this foot >> Babe, I'm so sorry. >> Put your foot down here. >> Hey. >> Right there. >> Yes, I I am sorry. I just did that. I am sorry. >> Yeah, good job. You got it. >> Yes. >> There you go. >> Stay on the towel, please. >> Thank you. So, what happens after this? >> Uh we go to the jail. >> No, that's a refusal for PBT because her $1,000 attorney has always told her not to blow into it. >> Okay. Good advice. >> I'm more curious to see what she has. She might break a record. >> Yeah. >> She was sounding really >> Totally the opposite. >> substance. >> I've >> And if they if they don't and have her under down at Brazos, we know how Brazos I mean Brazos will clear her pretty quickly, but >> I worked at the jail for 2 years. I never once had anyone who refused when I was there. >> Oh, we've gone through roller coaster rides of it. They go They go once first and they don't want to take them. >> Yeah, interesting. >> All right. >> I always heard about it, but I've never seen it. >> All right. >> Negative. >> What's the reasoning uh reasoning of um handcuffing? >> Cuz you're going to jail, honey. >> Okay, for what reasoning? >> For public intoxication. >> Okay, but has there been any um proof of it? >> Uh Proof of your intoxication? >> Proof of um alcohol? >> Well, you urinated on yourself, you caused a scene in the building, and you caused a scene out in the parking lot. >> I'm sorry, what What building and what parking lot? Is there a video? >> The lumber yard. >> Exactly. It's public! You can be publicly drunk! Dumbass. >> In the end, she is charged with public intoxication. Class, we move on to this case where a man flees the cops and goes home to play some video games. >> I have my passengers greet criminal justice. >> Central males take it off. We are 305. >> Get out of the house. >> We're not here. >> You need to get out. >> Nobody's here. We're playing PlayStation. >> listen to me. I'm going to [ __ ] up this door. >> Go ahead. Nobody's here. >> out. >> Welcome to April 2nd, 2026. Officers in New Mexico on route to a call where they see a hit-and-run in progress. Seeing the suspect's vehicle stopping at a nearby red light, an officer initiated a traffic stop, but instead of stopping the suspect decided to flee. And here's what happened next. >> Hey, I'm Deputy Sheriff's Office. So, are you going to the hospital at all? Like to get checked out? >> No, the paramedic evaluated me, but he thought I was okay. I think I'm okay, too. I just wanted him to check cuz I have a history of neck fractures. >> Mhm. >> Actually, spinal fractures. >> Yes, ma'am. That's why I'm just asking, right? Cuz I I found the vehicle. And so, I was the one that was kind of following him, and then I stopped him, and then he took off on me. So, I'm dropping charges on him for all of this stuff. He'll handle the wreck portion, and I'm going to press charges for everything else, okay? >> Okay. So, was he Was he actually drunk? >> Yeah. >> I guess it's a good thing he just rear-ended me. It could have been worse cuz he could have actually killed somebody. >> Well, he's still driving somewhere, so cuz I can't chase anybody in the cities and stuff like that. It's just too much of liability for anybody. But, I'm going to drop charges on him. >> All right. Thanks for your >> What a sweet lady. She even said that it's lucky that the suspect rear-ended her, or someone would have been unalived because of his drunk driving. Really hope she is fine and she was compensated for that. But, moving aside, while this is happening, another cop would get caught up with a fleeing driver and initiated a traffic stop. >> Roll down this back window. Roll down this back window. All the way down. >> No. Roll down your windows. Roll down all the windows and quit reaching around. Go ahead and shut the vehicle off. Shut the vehicle off and go ahead and step out. Shut the vehicle off. Step out of the vehicle. Oscar Nodal and AB Hill. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. 307 central, go ahead and pan through there. Male's not being compliant. Step out of the vehicle. Okay, step out of the vehicle. I'm not going to ask you again. >> What is it for you pulling me out of the vehicle? >> All right, cuz I have every right as a officer safety. I can pull you out of the vehicle. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. >> Registration, why are you pulling >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Why are you pulling me over for? >> Cuz you were swerving in in the roadway over there. >> what are you pulling me over for? >> For swerving. >> Okay. >> You were main- not maintaining your lane. >> So >> You were slurring your speech, which leads me to believe >> Um, you have to have a probable cause. >> Probable cause was you not maintaining your lane. >> Okay, so you have to have a right to ask for to have for registration and a driver's license. >> Okay, you were also slurring your speech, so I need you to step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> Pretty sure the dude's degree wasn't criminal justice, but in being stupid. And he's about to prove just how stupid he really is. >> I'm not going to tell you again, sir. Step out of the vehicle or I will forcibly remove you from the vehicle. >> going to. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Oscar Martinez. 610. >> 307 to 204, male's not complying to step out. We're going to have to probably pull him out. >> Open the door, bro. Open the door now, bro. >> 307 Central, male's taking it off with 305. 10-3 there. >> So much for a misdemeanor, it is time for felony. However, since they're heading into a populated area, the supervisor makes a tactical decision to terminate the pursuit. So, a few hours later, deputies secured an arrest warrant and tracked the driver to his residence. >> I got the car. >> Yeah. Hey, right here. >> Hey, show me your hands. Show me your hands. Is he in there? >> Where's Antonio at? >> Watch that. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. PUT YOUR HANDS [screaming] UP. BOTH OF THEM. >> OPEN THE DOOR. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Why? >> Open this door right now. >> Why? >> What's your name? Are you Antonio? >> No. >> Where's Antonio at cuz his car's right here. >> I don't know where he's at. >> Well, Open the door. >> Show me your hands. I'm telling you to. Show me your hands. Both of them. >> Where's your other hand? We have an arrest warrant. Where is Antonio? And we have an arrest warrant for you. Step on out here. Step on out. We have an arrest warrant for you. Get out of the house. >> [clears throat] >> We're going to make entry. Send me units. >> You need to get out. >> Bro, listen to me. I'm going to [ __ ] up this door. You is in there. >> out. You're under arrest. >> Central, You need to come out here. >> Nobody is. >> You need to come out here. Green, watch him. >> 307 Central, just be advised we will be forcing entry. >> Since the man's refusing to come out, well, the cops have to prepare to break into this house. >> Okay, so we found in the CAD that he has uh domestic violence history at an address. So, we're like, "Ah, you know, it's been a while. Let's come over here. Let's check to see if uh the car's here." So, we're cruising by and we see that the car is in the driveway. So, we uh get startled by a 41 who's in the yard. We're like, "Hey, show me your hands." She comes out of a camper. All right? And so, then uh the main trailer, the guy opens the door and the screen uh is locked. But, we see him and we have positive ID that it's our guy. Um and he's refusing to come out of the house. >> They have an arrest warrant. >> So, we have an arrest warrant. It's signed. It's logged into dispatch. We have PID. We literally just talked to him in the front door. Do you think that we're good to force entry or do we need a search warrant or what do you think? Like, we literally like the only thing between us was a screen door. And we saw his face and everything. Okay. And then if that doesn't work? So, so the girl is his cousin. Hey, hold Alvaro. Hold hold on that window, bro. Don't don't put your gun down. Like, put it rest it up here. Um so, the girl is his cousin and she doesn't have keys to the house. Like, it's it's a single wide trailer. He doesn't want to come out. We don't know if he's armed. It's in the city, so we asked for city backup um to help us like secure perimeter and stuff. 100% LT. 100% Green is even here with me. We came here together to see if he was here. And Green stopped him, right? And it matches his OLN photo. 6-ft Hispanic male with a beard. It's him. And he's Bellos. >> And he has a felony charges on him. >> It's just a screen door. Literally. Yep. I did I did see him. Yeah. >> Over here, guys. >> Yeah. Yeah, I I'm I think it's good all day long. Cuz I mean, we physically saw him. So, we're going to get a little Yeah, we're going to get a little team here. Um we'll try to give him some more announcements. >> What in this building? >> And then uh UPD starting to show up now. So, we'll give him some time to sweat and, you know, open the door willingly. I told him I said, "Hey, bro, I'm going to this door up. You better open this door right now." And he was like, "Well, do you have a search warrant? I'm not coming out." And I was like, "Bro, show me your hands." Like he's he had a Xbox controller in his hands, but I couldn't see his other hand. And I'm like, "Bro, don't do this, bro. Come out here." And he closed the door. >> Hey, there's a [ __ ] ton of There's a lot of weapons in here. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. All right, Bonnie. >> With the supervisor's permission, the cops gave him a few more warnings before breaking in. >> Antonio, it's the sheriff's office. Have a warrant for your arrest. Come out with your hands open and empty. >> You see the 41 inside here? >> Yeah, she's good though. >> Unrelated. I think there's a >> Antonio! It's the sheriff's office. We have a warrant for your arrest. Come out with your hands open and empty. If you do not, we will be coming in. Antonio, it's the sheriff's office. I have a warrant for your arrest. Come out with your hands open and empty. Do it now. Antonio, it's the sheriff's office. I have a warrant for your arrest. Come out with your hands open and empty. Do it now. >> Luckily, the dude got scared and just opened the door. >> Hands. Open the door now. Open the door. Open the door. >> OPEN THE DOOR. >> DO IT NOW. LISTEN. Listen to me, Antonio. If you come out willingly, we're not going to hurt >> you, bro. >> All right. We're not We're not going to hurt you. Listen. Come out. We're not going to hurt you. Just comply. >> I'm lucky to get this. >> Come out. >> Hands on top of your head. Face away from that door. >> Face Face away. Face away. >> Pull him out of the hallway. We just got to search that one person. Okay, let's go check. >> Hands up against here. Do you have anything on you that can poke me, stick me, stab me? That's it? >> You're welcome. >> All right, Antonio. We're going to sit in the back of your unit, okay? It'll all stay right there for right now. Antonio. >> Get in the truck. >> Dude, you've been disrespectful, bro. Like don't grab me. >> Get in the truck. >> Don't grab me, dog. >> Get in the truck. >> I am getting in the truck. I came out nicely. You don't have to grab me, bro. >> He's been respectful. >> Okay. >> It's a matter of >> He's respectful today, so get in >> I don't feel Bro, but you don't have to grab me. I came out willingly. >> Get in the truck. >> Yeah, I I hope your monitor's on. I came out willingly. >> He He's been respectful. >> You don't have to >> grab me. I've been respectful with you. >> didn't. You grabbed me, bro. >> Okay, get in the truck. You talk to me, okay? >> Okay, but tell him to get away, bro, cuz you grabbed me. >> Hey, let's get in the truck. >> Don't act like you're tough, dog. I am. I will talk to you. >> Yeah, get in the truck and we'll talk, okay? Like once you get in the truck, he'll back off. >> Tell him to grab me, bro. I came out willingly. >> Hey, once you get in the truck, they're going to back off, okay? Just you and me. >> Yeah, I Yeah, I am. >> Yeah, right? >> Yes, sir. >> As soon as you sit down, they'll they'll back off, okay? Here, I'm just I'm not going to grab on you. I'm just helping you, right? >> Touch me, dog. >> So, I just want to read you your rights. I just I want to talk to you, all right? >> I already know I already know my rights. I know everything. That That's fine, but hey, at the end of the day, like bro, you've been respectful. >> Yeah, that's what >> grabbing me and grabbing my arm. >> Yeah, right? It's just me and you, okay? >> I I already know. >> I I get it, but I have to read you, okay? >> I know my rights. >> your right to remain silent? >> After reading him his rights, the cops then began to question him. >> Do you wish to talk to me? What do you want to talk about? >> What happened earlier? >> What What do you mean by earlier? >> So, I was wondering if the truck stopped on you and you're the one that ran from me, okay? What happened? >> What do you know what happened? >> That's what I'm trying to figure out, right? Like what Like cuz >> Well, I I I've been responsive. [clears throat] >> Oh, I know, right? Cuz >> They knocked on the door. Oh, I've been more than willing um >> Well, you didn't >> I Yeah, I I came out willingly. >> The second time, right? Cuz the first time you weren't. >> He was He was grabbing me. And as as the law enforcement or whatever it is an FBI agent, you can't you cannot grab. Like I'm very respectful. Yeah, well I will talk but but like >> That's That's what I'm saying. Like so I'm not talking about now. Like what happened Why'd you run from me earlier? >> [clears throat] >> Like obviously you would rear-ended a lady, right? >> I rear-ended a lady? >> Yeah, you did over at right there by Circle C. And that's what and then from there I made you come to stop right? And when I asked you to step out of the vehicle you wouldn't step out of the vehicle and then you wound up dragging my deputy 5 ft and then you took off from me. >> I took off from your deputy? >> You took off from me and him. Yes. So I actually have a a warrant for your arrest for those charges, okay? >> That's what But man and like and then they will open your eyes open one of the Yeah, that if you have a warrant for my arrest >> I do. >> That that's fine. Um >> So you're Anthony Guys right? That's how you say your last name? >> No. >> Okay. Let's put your foot in there, okay? >> The cops would take this guy to the hospital for a medical clearance before taking him to jail. And as they're about to do so, someone gets very argumentative. >> Hey, bro. >> Hey, what's up, man? >> Why don't you get in the truck? >> This dude was very aggressive. Um not even like talking [ __ ] I will get in. Um this guy as well I want the body cam on. Now it's all of sudden on. I asked him if it was on since we're there. So now it's on. So I asked you specifically did it not and you said it's not supposed to be on. >> I didn't have to turn it on in the hospital. >> No, I asked you earlier before I got into it. I asked him is the body cam on. He said no. He said I don't have to have it on. I said I asked him you have to have it on. By statute he has to. I will get in the vehicle. But this guy was very aggressive. Talking [ __ ] and then I asked him is the body cam on. >> Okay. >> And he said that he didn't have to have it on. Which by law he has to have it on. >> All right. >> So yeah. I will I will I will get it >> All right, thanks, brother. >> Come on, I see it. >> There's no no point in getting another charge for not getting it. >> It don't It don't matter, but I just wanted Are you supervisor? >> Yes, I am. >> Yeah. >> So, I asked him, by law, you have to have a body cam on. >> All right. We'll deal with that. Thank you. >> But, he said he didn't have to have it on. >> Are you good? Are you good medically? You're not hurt? >> No, I'm good. >> Well. >> Okay. >> You got to click it. >> But, yeah, I just wanted to know when I wanted his badge number and as a >> He's 307, he's 311, and I'm 204. >> Okay. But, as a supervisor, he has to have his body cam on. >> Okay. >> All right. >> And he didn't have it on, so now all of a sudden you got here and his body cam's on. He said specifically, "Sir, I'm not trying to start anything." He said he didn't have to have it on. >> All right, let me get your seat belt on. >> And then all of a sudden he wants to have it on now. >> Okay. Get your seat belt on. >> And there was a camera right there. And >> All right, what you got? You swing your uh your right leg in. There you go. >> Thank you. >> And there's there's a camera there and see and like I've been respectful. I I handcuffed. I didn't I didn't resist. I didn't do anything and all I asked this officer right here, is your body cam on? He said, "I don't have to have it on." >> Okay. >> Which is my law, um you should have it on. >> Yeah. >> Um and then once >> working on policies now. >> Once Once you got here, what is the constitution? It's It's It's our right. And then once you got here, he turned it on. Okay. Which is like This is not a policy. >> Swing your leg right here. >> Once Once you go through a constitution, this not a policy and >> All right, watch over here with the door seal, brother. I don't want to close the door on you. We're going to take you back to the office now, okay? >> Yes, sir. >> In the end, this loser is charged with six defense, DWI, two counts of battery on a peace officer, aggravated fleeing a Leo, resisting arrest, leaving the scene of an accident involving damage, criminal damage to property under a thousand dollars, and refusal to stop. Additional reports note that during transport to the detention center, Antonio becomes highly aggressive attempting to break a hole through the patrol's vehicle partition to attempt to strangle a transporting deputy. He's held on a cash bond, which he posted the following day, but 3 months later in July 2026, the prosecutor dismisses all charges against him. Following this dismissal, his cash bond was refunded and he faced no court costs or fines. The prosecutor in the case was a clown. >> I smell alcohol on you. >> Okay. Yeah, I did drink a couple shots, but no, I'm not [ __ ] obliterate. I still had a pick kid. >> that. >> Please, can you tell me WHERE IS MY BABY OR NOT? >> IT'S JUNE 19TH, 2025. Cops respond to a distressing call from a mother about her 2-year-old child. And here's the content of the call. >> Hi, this is Rockdale City 911. So, where are you? >> I'm literally sitting at the KinderCare on Sunset right now. Nobody is here. My son is not here. >> Okay. Okay. >> Where the Where did he go? >> Ma'am, I'm not sure. I'm going to try and get you some help. Was there anybody else who may have picked him up today? >> Possibly. I'm asking everybody possible right now. >> Nobody has picked him up that you know of yet? >> Nobody Nobody is answering. I need to know who THIS SENT MY CHILD TO. I NEED TO KNOW THAT. >> I'm guessing THAT >> OUT RIGHT NOW. THIS IS NEVER HAPPENED to me. >> Okay. What kind of vehicle are you in? >> 04 Buick LeSabre. I'm literally the only one in the parking lot. Please, just tell me where is my baby? >> As deputies rush to the location to meet the distressed mother, they believe they were handling a case of a missing toddler, but they're about to be sent on a wild chase that they didn't expect. >> Hello. How are you? >> Somebody picked up my kid from daycare and I don't know who it was and nobody's answering their phone, so I can't pick him up. >> How old is he? >> He's going to be two next month. >> You got a relative to pick him up, maybe? >> Yes, but nobody's answering. Nobody's telling me that they picked him up. I just went to pick him up myself and he wasn't even there. Nobody told me that he was going to pick him up. >> Mhm. >> And nobody's answering. >> Who was picked up by sometimes? >> My mom, my granny, and my brother. And I've called all of them and nobody >> So, it's one of those three for sure. Was it a guy or a girl who picked him up? Or did they tell you any information? >> anything. I don't know anything. >> to tell you something. >> I dropped him off and then I went to go pick him up and he's not there. >> Did they Did they tell you anything? >> Is mom there? Is mom with Please, can you TELL ME IF MIKE IS THERE OR NOT? WHERE'S my kid? >> Okay, we're we're going to find him. You just need to take a deep >> I don't know where he is. >> I understand that. >> I don't know where >> Can you take a deep breath for me, please? >> I don't know where he is. >> Can you take a deep breath for me, please? >> Where's my >> Have you only tried >> 8:00 at night. Where the [ __ ] is he? >> Have you tried texting your family or only calling them? >> I'm I'm telling you I'm trying. Nobody's answering. Why is nobody answering? >> Try texting your family. >> child. Why is nobody answering? >> Since there's a possibility that dad might have the kid, the cop then suggested her to consider that possibility. >> I don't [crying] get it. I don't get it. I don't get it. I don't know where my kid is. My brother is at the only spot that my brother and he's like, "Oh, I don't know where he's at." >> Where's the the father? >> He said he would walk here. >> He walked here? Does Does he have custody of the kid? >> He has 50%. >> Okay, is it There's a chance that he has him? >> No. >> Have you checked with him? >> It's not his It's not his [ __ ] week. It's not his [ __ ] week. It's not his [ __ ] week. >> Right, but we we got to rule out all possibilities here. >> I don't have his number. He doesn't like to have me on the number. I have to text him through [ __ ] Venmo. Literally, I have to do a little [ __ ] comment through a through a little payment through Venmo. I don't have direct contact with him. Actually, let me let me actually [ __ ] figure it out. I guarantee you. >> Concerned for the kid's safety, one of the cops spoke with someone at the daycare center and made an alarming discovery. But, when the cops returned to question the mother, they began to notice something a little off about her behavior. >> Did you go to work today? >> No. >> You don't work? >> I do work. I just didn't work today. >> What did you do with your day? >> What did I do with my day? I took the [ __ ] daycare. I cleaned up my house. >> Anything else? >> Your call has been What do you want me to say? What are you What are you fishing for me to say? >> Because the manager said you picked UP >> I DID NOT PICK UP ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> THERE'S NO MEDIA. >> She is [ __ ] cracked out. She must be on [ __ ] meth. Are you KIDDING ME? DO I HAVE And now is he right there? Is he right there? >> Something's not adding up, though. >> I DON'T HAVE WHY WOULD I BE FREAKING OUT IF I had >> We don't know. They're saying they don't have >> Obviously, THEY DON'T HAVE HIM. SOMEBODY ELSE >> Yelling is not going to help the situation. >> Jesus Christ, you got to be quiet and listen. >> I can't. I can't. You guys aren't listening to me. You guys think I just what? Took and just [ __ ] dropped him off somewhere? Are you kidding me? That's the only [ __ ] in my life that means something. >> First of all, they said that they released the kid to you. >> To me? >> That's correct. >> THEY'RE LYING. >> SECOND, your family's is they don't have him. >> my >> You? >> Yes, I allegedly know that, but did you pick him up from daycare? >> No one's picked him up. >> That's what I thought. >> Yeah, the cop then updated the situation to the father. >> Well, hi. What What's going on? >> Hey, so called in saying that um she went to the daycare and the wasn't there. Allegedly, the daycare said they released it the kid to to earlier today around 3:00. Um we're just trying to figure out Does the work at all? >> I I I I guess. I don't know where she works. She's She's ever I don't know. But she does She told me she has a job. Wait. Where Where is Who Does she get Is there Is there Is there a family? Is there Is there Is there her mom? Her Her grandma? >> Uh she's tried contacting her family. Her family says they don't have him. >> Okay. It It is her literally her week with him. I >> Correct. That's what she's been telling us, too. She said that you don't have custody right now. Um so we're just trying to figure out where the child would be. >> Oh my god. Okay. >> Um between you and I, do you think it's possible that picked up and then left him somewhere or forgot about it? >> Is she drunk right now, officer? >> Does she have a substance abuse problem? >> Uh she she drank a decent amount before. Uh she It seems like it's gotten better, but I don't really talk to her. >> How recent is that? >> 10 months. So I I don't I don't I don't I don't know. >> And you said she's had a substance abuse problem as far as alcohol since you've known her then? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm I'm fishing right now. Do Do Should I pack up and just drive around or like what? >> I I honestly, I don't think that would probably help the situation. What I can do is Can I grab your phone number just in case I need to contact you again? >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Uh the devil's medication. Good old alcohol. That might be the problem. However, we got to investigate a little more because where is this kid? >> You have no idea the [ __ ] that I've been put through right now. So, I've just been depressed. I've been crying. I I don't really know what you want to hear. >> When was the last time you drank? >> Last time I drank? Probably 2 days ago. >> 2 days ago? Did you drink a lot, a little bit? >> Like medium, I guess. >> Medium? Okay. Do you have a history with any alcohol or drug problems? >> smoke weed, but >> You do? >> I don't like I don't do it a lot. Like I don't >> Okay. >> Why? I did little He said something. What did he say? >> No, we're just trying to go out, figure out all angles right now. >> I think I think you're all right. >> Okay. That's fine. You're You're welcome to your opinion. Where do you live? >> I live at >> Okay. Is there anyone else home there? >> No. I live by myself. >> By yourself? So, you're saying there's no possibility that he's at home? >> Why the [ __ ] would he be at home if I'm not there? >> I'm I'm just asking. >> He's a 2-year-old. Not even 2 years old. Why would he be there if I'm not there? >> That's the question. You said you were supposed to pick him up at 4:00 or 5:00. >> I wanted to pick him up at 4:00 or 5:00. My mom Okay. It doesn't matter. Where the [ __ ] is he at right now? >> You think I magically know? >> You seem like you do. You want to say that I I must be a [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] and I don't know where my kids are at. >> All these circumstances are very suspicious. >> Suspicious for what? >> Well, you're claiming your kid is missing and they're saying that you picked them up. >> I picked him up? I never picked him up. I can promise you that because I would recognize that beautiful face, that [ __ ] light up face when the kid sees you after you just abandoned them at daycare. >> What happened to your knuckles? >> I'm upset. What do you mean? >> I'm just asking cuz they look like they're bleeding. >> A little bit because I'm upset. >> So, from you banging on the door? >> Banging on the [ __ ] dash, this. If you want to [ __ ] follow me back to my house and you just magically at my [ __ ] house, let's go because obviously he's there without no supervision. Where the [ __ ] is my kid? WHY WOULD I JUST LEAVE MY kid up in the [ __ ] apartment and leave without him? Are you serious? IF THAT REALLY THOUGHT THAT I SIGNED HIM OUT even though he she just saw me like not even 3 hours before. She saw me physically. I obviously didn't SHE SIGNED HIM OUT. WHO THE [ __ ] signed him out? I'm about to tweak. I swear to god once I find out who the [ __ ] signed him out, I'll beat their ass. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. >> I'm going to go to the house and see if he's >> How long How long have you been waiting on this >> Uh it sounds like the daycare worker is going to check the cameras again. So, we're just waiting for her to come back. >> What do you want? You can't help me pick up my son. I'm sorry. I don't want to talk to you right now. >> Is that Is that your brother? >> I don't know where he's at, my boy. >> Okay. >> Why the [ __ ] would I just leave him at home? Really? So, my kid is now [ __ ] missing and don't nobody know where the [ __ ] he's at. Cameras don't lie. We're waiting for that [ __ ] [ __ ] to come back from West Allis to look at the [ __ ] camera. She is that is It's going to take 30 minutes. >> The suspicions surrounding the mom continue to grow. A sergeant heads to the daycare center to speak with the manager to confirm whether she picked up the child and confirm they actually do. >> This is the best part. They want to say that I picked him up. I'm the one that picked him up. THE LADY AT THE DESK SAID THAT I PICKED HIM UP. I NEVER picked him up. You were supposed to pick him up for you. >> No, it's Thursday. >> It's Thursday. You said you were GOING TO PICK UP TONIGHT. >> SO, WHILE THE COPS CONTINUE TO TALK TO this woman, one of the officers heads to her home to investigate. But, after listening to her neighbor, yeah, they begin to fear that something far more disturbing may have happened. >> Hey, can I talk to you real quick? Do you know the lady that lives right here? >> Uh not really. >> Not super well? >> Not super well. >> seen her since >> Uh no. >> No? >> Um okay, so about how long ago? We heard a lot of pounding, like a lot of pounding on the wall about 2 hours ago. >> around 6:30? >> 6:30, 7:00 ish. >> Okay. >> Ish. >> Would you let me check your phone to see the call logs with mom and brother and make sure they're not answering? >> Okay, so here's the start. 6:53, that's probably Oh. >> Which one am I looking at? >> From Granny up. >> Um >> And then it sounded like somebody got thrown downstairs. >> Someone got thrown down the stairs? >> Or fell. >> Or fell. >> But, it was like and then bam, right after it. >> Have you Have you seen her before? Like in general? Okay. Did you see him like walk into the apartment at all today? >> No. >> No? You haven't seen him today? >> Not at all today. And then she like we heard once we heard that like tumble down the stairs, um she took off like a bat out of hell out of the apartment. >> I already heard it. Yeah, squealed the tires and everything. >> Everything. >> And it was around 6:30? Okay. >> And it was 5 miles an hour over the limit in here, too. She like smoked it. >> Yeah, this is particular, but it Yeah, I'd say 6:37. >> He's heard loud thuds and >> Like [laughter] she drives like a 2000 >> A gray vehicle? >> Yeah. >> It's like a brown or like tannish? >> Tannish. >> We're looking for the truck. >> Oh my >> Yeah, so I don't know. This is in Pewaukee? >> Yes. >> His girlfriend got her own taken away because she shook him so bad that there was a gash in the neck. >> Mhm. >> Can you please just do like a welfare check or something to make sure that he's not there with them? >> Yeah, actually uh we have the sheriff's department going to that address. >> Okay, thank you. >> Can you be honest with me? >> Yeah. >> I smell alcohol on you. >> Okay. Yeah, I did drink a couple of shots, but no, I'm not [ __ ] obliterated. I still had to pick kid. >> that. When did you drink? >> About 4 No, not even 4. 12. >> 12? >> 12 or 1, yes. >> Okay. How many shots you take? >> Two. >> Two? Of what? >> Bacardi. >> Is that the only thing you drink? >> Yes, Bacardi and fruit punch. >> Where were you drinking? >> My house. >> Wow, I'm starting to think that she actually left her kids at her house. And with more evidence suggesting that this woman had picked up the child, that possibly might be true. And with this newly found information coming from one of the family members who just arrived at her home, finally giving the officer the missing piece of this puzzle. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Just in a little one walking around, maybe 3 years old. >> I mean, there's a lot of people >> About 9, no. >> No, no, no, you guys don't recognize >> No, I don't >> Okay. >> I just got a phone call from and asked me if I can go to her house and check if he's there. >> Okay, so >> That's all I know. She's crying and >> Can you call her right now? >> For yeah. >> So, technically I can't go in the residence without her permission. >> Right. >> Um I'm here to check up to see if They're I've knocked a couple times. >> see if he's there? >> Just call her real quick and if she gives us permission, we'll we'll go in. >> that drives a brown Buick. >> Yeah. >> So, she went flying out of the parking lot earlier, hit the speed >> and did a 180 and almost hit the tree. >> Around what time? >> That I do not know. A neighbor just told me, but I can get that information for you. >> This is Officer Smolenic. I just >> [ __ ] go. I need to make sure my kid is there, okay? >> You're okay if I go into your house, then? >> Yeah, go. >> How do you How do you know her? >> Uh my mom is very close to her uncle. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I have no idea any of this is going on. I was actually in bed sleeping. >> Okay. >> And >> It I think yeah, I'll say it's open. >> not even >> No. Let me Is that you with the Oh, you have >> Yeah, I have the flashlight. 260 to the other units. Child is in the residence. >> I'm right here, baby. It's okay. It's Yes. Okay. Let's call Sweetheart. Oh, okay, baby. Let's call Hey, I've got you on speaker phone. I'm in your house. I have I have Yep. Yep, he's not even He was You're welcome. So, what What's >> Once the cop confirms the child is unharmed, thank god, the focus now shifts to finding out what the hell happened to the mom who somehow forgot that she already picked up her kid and left him home alone while she frantically searched for him. Is it just alcohol? >> Hello. >> This is Sergeant Kelly with the Waukesha Police Department. How are you tonight? >> It's not the best. >> Yep, I hear you. I hear you. Okay, we we've found >> Okay, where? >> Okay, he was at residence on >> Then why was she freaking out? >> We don't know. >> Dude. >> We're trying to investigate that all all right now. Obviously, you're the you're the correct >> Yes. >> I'm guessing Like I said, we got to run this all by So, I'm guessing you would want to take custody tonight if that is >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to lie. Like, I haven't been taking my and I've been very depressed lately. So, yeah, when I dropped him off at daycare, I just pretty much spent the whole day crying. >> Okay. >> Because it was everything was a lot. My said that she was going to pick him up and that she was going to take care of me. >> Can I tell you something? I talked to your mom. >> She never said that, apparently. >> She said you never told her to pick him up today. That was tomorrow. >> She's [ __ ] lying. >> Why would she lie? >> She lies all the time. I'm sorry. Do you want to see this little [ __ ] video? My brother threw me across the [ __ ] room and my mom jumped up on top of me right after. Threw me across the whole [ __ ] room. >> Mhm. >> That's my little brother, mind you. My mom came down and [ __ ] jumped right up on top of me. So, no, I really don't believe anything they have to say. >> What was the reason for that? >> Because I was annoying. I told my brother I didn't like that my dad treats my little siblings a little bit better than me. My dad took the [ __ ] out of me and didn't do anything to my little siblings. My little siblings get to do whatever the [ __ ] they want. So, yeah, I was a little bit upset about it. >> Do Do you know if he has like a substance abuse problem as far as alcohol? >> That is I know. I mean, I've >> Not that you know. >> No. I mean, through our family functions and stuff, I mean, she'll have a beer or something, but nothing that >> I just >> is >> asked because of the Bacardi that dumped out. >> Yeah, like >> the bottle. >> Oh. >> And obviously it's a kind of an odd situation where you pick up your and you don't know where >> Well, that's what you right. Isn't that how they said that she was peeling out of here? >> Yeah, she took off extremely quickly is what they were saying. >> Since there is clear evidence and she did admit that she was drinking, the cops then asked her for a field sobriety test, which of course she failed. And to confirm that BAC, the officer then asked her to take a breath test, which showed a result way above the legal limit. >> You can come in. So, there you go. Hello. There you go. >> You were a 226. >> Mhm. >> Very high. Way over the 0.08 legal limit. >> I know. >> We're going to place you under arrest for a DUI, okay? Can you turn around? >> That's beautiful. Here you go. That's [ __ ] beautiful. I love it. It's beautiful. >> Can you walk to the front of my car over here? Here you go. >> Come on, a little bit faster. >> Here you go. >> Let's get this [ __ ] done with. >> Will you be able to call somebody to pick you up from the police department? >> Sure, maybe. Can I have my phone? >> Yes. Who do you have in mind so far? >> My mom. >> Okay. All right, put your feet down. >> My phone's on top OF YOUR CAR. GRAB MY PHONE! CAN YOU GRAB MY PHONE? >> We got it. >> Thank you. Put your feet down. All the way down. Let's get going. Oh, you want to act like you can't hear me? That's all right. That's cool. That's cute. That's hilarious, ACTUALLY. LET'S GO! >> [screaming] >> LET'S GO! YOU [ __ ] WANT TO PLAY SOME GAMES? Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! LET'S GO! PUT YOUR FEET DOWN. Let's go. >> We're going. Put your feet down. >> I'll go once we leave. >> No, put your feet down. >> I don't know how to do that. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. I'll do it. >> know how to properly sit in a car, we'll put you in the restraint chair. >> Let's go. >> Then keep your feet on the floor. >> Then let's go. >> At the station, her erratic behavior takes a turn for the worse. >> Again, it was not my fault. I didn't do it properly. >> All right, you're going to stand with your hands up for a little while there. >> Okay. Ooh, you got it tight right there. >> What? >> You got me tight. >> You think you're hot [ __ ] when you just left your >> I'm not. >> apartment. Your kid is 2 years old. >> Yeah, I know. >> He's 2 years old and you left him alone. >> You have no idea. >> You're the problem. >> [ __ ] try me. Don't try me. >> Sit down. >> Don't try me. >> Sit down or you're >> Don't try me. You want >> Sit down or you're >> saying I'm hot. >> Sit down or you're going on the ground. >> You did it on purpose. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> How am I supposed to sit down? I can't. There we go. I was trying to. You wouldn't let me. >> Do you want to go on the stretcher? >> You wouldn't let me. >> Do you want to go on the stretcher? >> let me. You wouldn't let me. I told you I didn't pick on my kid. I know I [ __ ] up. You want to try to test me and you want to try to make me feel worse than I already do. >> You want to tell me to do? We'll take you. >> You want me to make me worse than I already feel? Come on. Stop. >> Nobody likes you in here. >> Okay. Let me explain the situation to you. >> I think I saw you earlier. >> Yeah, I was on the scene earlier. Let me explain the situation to you right now. You're under arrest for operating a motor vehicle intoxicated, first offense, which is a forfeiture offense. You're also under arrest for child neglect, okay? >> Child neglect? >> Correct. >> Are you [ __ ] insane? >> Let me Let me explain this to you. >> Did I have my child anywhere near? Be honest. Did I have my child anywhere near? He was with a [ __ ] babysitter at my house. >> Let me explain something to you. >> HE WAS ON SITE THE WHOLE [ __ ] TIME. I GOT CHILD NEGLECT? YOU WANT TO ACT FUNNY? I GOT CHILD NEGLECT? I GOT CHILD NEGLECT? >> You have two options right now, okay? You can either comply with the booking process. If you Listen Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm not You're not the one talking now. I'm talking. You can either comply with the officers in the booking process. If you comply, they will allow you to call a responsible party that's sober to come pick you up tonight. The alternative option is you do not comply and you get shipped over to the Galveston County Jail to be held for 12 hours. >> What am I supposed >> Those are the only two options. Those are the only two options. I'm not going TO >> YOU >> NEED TO UNDERSTAND. WHY AM I GOING TO SAY YES TO SOMETHING THAT I DIDN'T HAVE TO DO? HE IS OBVIOUSLY UNDER THE CARE OF SOMEBODY ELSE. >> We're not going to >> IS THAT MY FAULT? >> I'M not going to get into it. >> IS THAT MY FAULT? >> NO. SO, those are the two options. What do >> I got two options. All right, cool. All right, cool. The first option, baby. >> Okay, if you resist or cause any problems with the officers, you will be immediately put back in the squad car and you'll be transferred to the Washington County Jail. That is it. >> Cool. >> This is your final warning. >> Love it. >> Okay. Go ahead. All right. >> Can I have my shoes or no? We do it barefoot around here. >> Just going to stay seated for now. >> my little toesies? >> Moments later, the woman suddenly gets up from the chair and walks into the restroom unassisted, forcing the cops to restrain her and put a spit mask on her. >> LET GO! >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE FINE. I'M GOING TO PUT MY HAND ON YOUR UPPER BODY. >> GET THE GET THE GET OFF ME! >> WOW, SHE GOING TO FIGHT. She's pissed off. She's pissed off. Look at her go. I hate the both of you. >> I'm not like this. >> That's insane. You guys are insane, actually. >> Yep. >> I WANTED A DRINK OF [ __ ] WATER! I DRINK OF WATER AND YOU JUST COULDN'T GIVE ME THAT? WOW! [screaming] AND A FACE MASK? WOW! I wanted a [ __ ] DRINK OF WATER AND YOU ARE UGLY and you mean. You just couldn't even give me that? >> In the end, this woman is charged with felony child neglect, battery or threat to an officer, and misdemeanor resisting an officer. She was released on a $7,500 signature bond. 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