No. Get off of me. Get the off of me. If I have a bruise, >> that's on y'all. I'm >> If you keep on kicking, you're going to get put in something called the wrap. And I promise you don't want to get put. [screaming] >> What do you need? >> Get my hair out of my mouth. Can you at least make sure I look good in my mug shot? >> You know that little voice in your head telling you not to do something stupid? Well, these girls either ignored it, muted it, or really never had it in the first place. Either way, their decisions land them in situations they can't talk their way out of. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Here are some times when some dumb girls get arrested after being stupid. Starting with this lovely girl who gets arrested after stealing Repo Man's keys. >> As a citizen, I feel comfortable right here as a citizen. What are you, >> bro? Are you kidding me? >> So, it's May 28th, 2025, and cops get to this apartment complex after a fight between a girl and a tow truck driver. Oh, this is going to be fun. >> Here, hold on. >> How you doing? >> I got I got to quick get back. Bye. >> You're the tow truck driver? >> Yes. >> All right. Hi. How you doing? >> I'm getting I'm getting footage of what she did, but I also have a video of her trying to attack me and the the HOA guy. >> Okay. Which one? >> Um, all three of them. >> All three of them. All right. >> Okay. So, what's going on? >> Okay. I came here because he tore a car from my neighbor house. >> Okay. >> My neighbor don't talk English and he came and knock on my door to talk to me and that's why he bring the car back and paid it. I didn't know he told that that lady car and that girl started cursing me out too. That girl started cursing me out. >> Okay. So, you're so you call you call for to >> No, nobody called the to I'll wait until you finish. I'll show you that. >> All right. Hold on. Hold on. Give me a second. Finish first. Um, you're the tow truck driver, >> right? I already was in the process of hooking the car up. >> Okay. >> And then the the one with the black and white, not those two, the other female. I have her on video. >> Okay. >> She went into my truck from the passenger seat. She hopped like the Dukes of Hazard and she grabbed the keys and she went into the apartment. >> Okay. >> That key is is a $750 key. >> How is it $750? >> Cuz it's a program. It's a program. It's a program key. Pro having somebody come out here to program it is that much. My manager is coming in a few minutes. >> So, so where you said she's not on scene? She went inside. >> These two are here that are watching. >> They're all together. >> Okay. Uh, so what? You just want your keys back or you want >> I want the keys back. And also the reason why they took the key cuz they don't want me to take that car that has no plates. I already have it hooked up. And if they want the car back, they can go pick it up at 524 Ring Road. >> Oh, okay. >> All right. So, you just want your keys? >> I just want my keys and call it a day. >> All right. No problem. After talking to Repo Man, the officer that came to deal with the mother of this girl who stole his key. >> Hello. How y'all doing? >> Hey. >> Great. Great. Great. So, can you explain me what's going on? >> So, we live here for 7 years. >> Okay. >> Never been a tow truck. This man with the green shirt supposed to be the neighborhood watch. >> Okay. >> 7 years I've been fighting. Even my landlord told me, "Nope. When I signed a lease, nobody's allowed to park in front of your door." >> Okay. >> But everybody come in and park in front of everybody. anybody's door. Visitors don't matter. Skip it. >> Got you. >> He never pay attention to that. >> So, we caught him on camera and the neighbors also caught him peeping coming going around people behind cars checking out that tag. >> And then so all of a sudden today, >> okay, >> out of the blue, the car getting towed and he's standing outside and he's sitting here telling us, "Oh, I didn't call. I didn't call." But the neighbor just text me and said, "You the one that did it cuz they caught you on camera doing that." So, I understand all that. Never ever seven years. You could ask anybody in the neighborhood, have we ever had any tow truck quality here? The car parked in front of my door. So, I'm trying to understand what problem is it. I have my I have my registration in hand. The person's coming to get the car is already signed to them. So, I'm trying to understand what is the problem with the car park here for one day. >> All right. No problem. Quick question. He's stating that someone took his keys. Who took his keys? >> I didn't take his key. I just pulled in cuz I had to pick up my daughter from practice. Well, you stating that someone took his keys. >> So, it had to be my daughter cuz >> Oh, where So, where's your daughter? >> She's inside. >> All right. Tell her. Well, we need those keys back because that's what he's asking for right now, the keys for his car. And secondly, I see a tow notice on side on the side of the car for I don't I might not know the rules of this HOA in this area, but once they put that tag on your car, your car is going to get towed. And plus, >> you don't even you don't even have a tag on under the car. >> I took the car the tag off today. I took the car the tag off today. This is the registration. This is I understand that the title of the car. >> Well, it looks like it was already one warning already on the car. Then there was a second warning >> that there was no second warning. Both of them was in the window. >> Okay. Well, >> at the same time. >> Well, I don't know what you mean. >> And that was that was literally a couple days ago. And I have >> Okay, I understand that. But that's a warning saying they could tow at any time. >> At any time. They basically giving you a warning. >> So, >> what he's suggesting, he just wants his keys so he could take so he could take the car, but y'all could go to the tow truck yard and actually pick pick the car back up. That's all he wants. He just want his keys back so he could do his job and leave. >> You said your daughter took the keys, >> but >> you said I I understand what you're going through, but you said your daughter took the keys. >> It's not what I'm going through. It's understanding of the law because >> But I understand that. But all this a place they probably have rules here in order for your car to be parked there. You probably you probably >> from the owner. >> Yeah, but you probably have to you probably have to have a tag on the vehicle. >> The tag was I see two warnings that they could tow your car. >> I understand they did that. It was put on both together at the same day and that's when I sold the freaking car. >> Tomorrow the person coming to get the car. >> All right. But see, but he's already hooked. The car is already hooked up whatsoever. Sir, this is this Okay, I'm going to I'm going to get my daughter to give him the key. But just so you understand what's going on here. >> Yeah, I understand everything that's going on. But the thing is rules is rules. >> I understand though. I understand rule is rules. >> That's the thing. Rules is rules cuz all right, >> you just got here so you don't know. >> Yeah, she understands rules is rules. She just never thinks the rules apply to her. So >> the issue the issue the issue date is the 20 >> which is the 26th. >> This this vehicle the vehicle will be told on the 27th. >> Mhm. >> Which is yesterday. So they so they actually gave y'all a chance to actually take the car away. But for my mistake, y'all didn't tow the car away. So it was it was issued on the 26th. They was going to tow it on the 27th. Today is the 28th. So they have all the rights to tow away the car. >> I understand that cuz we have a toll we have a toll person if we need to get a car towed from this area. >> But can you call your daughter? >> He just happened to pop up out of the blue and just tow the car. Right. >> I got you. But was anything physical here today? Did anybody pick Oh, it was just verbal. >> Well, I I just got here. Everybody was inside. >> All right. Can you call your daughter so so we could get the keys? um said he has the video of a daughter taking a pe >> I'm trying to get the video now >> I am president the uh the vice president the board I have no authority to tow people car it's a property manager who deal with this if you think I'm going to hurt my own >> All right no problem where's the keys >> so I guess >> all right no problem just just stay right here for a second where's your daughter she's inside >> I'm not here >> huh >> I'm not But your daughter is inside, right? >> Yeah. There's another key. >> Tell her she needs to come out here. >> Yeah. >> Uh, can you tell your daughter step outside? >> N she we'll meet her at the door. But >> since the daughter wanted to steal that key, the cops then have to put her under arrest once she stepped outside. >> I'm sorry. I thought I said I'm coming to get her. >> Yeah, we need her to come outside. >> Okay. I said I was getting her, right? >> All right. No problem. Hello. How you doing? Officer here with the Orlando Police Department. Can you step over there and can you give me a side story of what happened? >> No, I feel more comfortable talking about it right there. I feel comfortable right where they at. >> Yeah. No, just right there. >> What's wrong with here? >> Well, what's wrong with here? >> No, I feel more comfortable talking over there. >> Where? >> And I'm telling you, as a citizen, I feel comfortable right here as a citizen. >> What are you, >> bro? Are you kidding me? >> I'm not me on the back. Chill out. Chill out. I got your phone. >> Chill out. Chill out. Chill out. Going to jail, too. >> Cookie, don't say a word. It's recording. Please don't say a word. >> How old are you? >> Don't say a word. Please do not say one word. >> How old are you? >> Not one word. If they need any answers, let them figure it out. Don't say one word. Not one word. Calm down. I will be there. After smacking the cuffs on, the cops then moved her to the squad car. >> Can you stand right here? We just need to pat you down. >> My knee locked up. >> P down. Knee lock up, too. >> All right. Can you move? >> Can you move? >> I said my knee is hurting. >> And do you need him? >> Okay. All right. Let's go. >> Can you sit down? >> Can you sit in the car? >> You feel good doing this to people for nothing? Nothing. >> They in your head and listening to them. >> All right. You need OFD? You need fire rescue? >> [ __ ] fire rescue like I asked. >> All right, no problem. I got you. My mother told me not to say nothing. >> I'm a black person. >> I'm just trying to get your name. I'm telling you. I'm just trying to get your information by police officers. I feel uncomfortable. >> You're required to give your name and date of birth. If not, you'll catch another charge. >> Okay. Well, I feel uncomfortable. >> I'm just asking for your name. >> You want me to give you my name and I tell you I'm feeling uncomfortable. I'm literally feeling panic. Give me a second. >> All right. We'll give you a few minutes to cool down for a second. >> That's what I said. I'm going to have an anxiety attack. >> All right, no problem. >> So, when the anxiety attack was over, the cops then began to read her rights. >> I'm trying to read you your rights. >> Jesus. >> In the name of Jesus, I >> Whenever I say whenever I read a line, just let me know if you understand or not. Okay. >> Jesus, >> I'm about to read you your rights. >> Name of Jesus Christ. >> The right to remain silence. Do you understand? underneath in the name of Jesus. Do you understand? >> So you're refusing your rights. >> Excuse me. You're refusing right if you don't provide your name date of birth. >> My name is >> you guys are the officers. WHY ARE Y'ALL NOT DOING your job? Cuz he KEEP ASKING ME FOR MY NAME. In the name of Jesus, get this devil away from me. >> All right. You're going to get listed as Jane Doe. You won't get a bail until you tell me. I JUST TOLD YOU MY NAME. That's >> I'm trying to tell >> WHITE MEN DON'T TALK to me like that. >> It's a crime to tell my child to calm the down. Take me now then. Take me to now. >> I'm just trying to get your name >> and and then after you get my name, then what's next? I'm a citizen, so I can ask you what's next after that. >> We'll just get >> What are you going to I'm a citizen. I can ask you what's next after that. >> We'll deal WITH THAT LATER. >> WHAT'S NEXT? I'M A CITIZEN. You can [laughter] TELL ME WHAT'S HAPPENING NEXT. >> NEXT. NEXT. She's going to jail. >> SO EVEN IF I give you my name or I don't give you my name. >> If you don't give me your name, you going to be entered as John Doe. Then you won't have a bill. >> So I'm going to jail regardless. >> Yes, sir. >> Bro, >> so what's your name? >> I told you that [ __ ] bro. >> Go ahead. >> And now you're catching a battery charge. >> The girl is charged with grand theft, criminal mischief, battery on a Leo, and resisting without violence. Moving on to this case where a girl learns a hard lesson after refusing to step out of the car. >> No. Get off of me. Get the off of me. If I have a bruise, that's on y'all and I'm STILL get the off of me. >> It's December 7th, 2025. Cops conducted a traffic stop for speeding. Let's check it out. >> Officer Hash Boon in police. They got a body camera around. Results. For one, you didn't use the turn signal when you're coming out of Cadillac tax and you're going 48 on center on Main Street here. >> Is there any reason you're going so fast? >> I didn't hear anything you just said because >> All right. I pulled you over because you didn't use a turn signal coming out of Cadillac Jacks and you're going 48 on Main Street here. Do you know the speed limit here? >> I do. I live here. I have to pee and going down the street to my friend's house and I was like tax. They didn't want to let me go to the bathroom. I can't hear you. Say a little bit louder. >> I said, I understand what you're saying. You said I was going over the speed limit, leaving Cadillac jacks or whatever, and I wasn't trying to. I'm going to my friend's house. I have to use the bathroom. >> Okay. >> Um they weren't trying to let anyone use the bathroom after, you know, 2:00 and they shut it down. Um, and my friend lives off of like Four Seasons very closely. >> Okay. >> I was trying to get out of the parking lot, so that was that's my only excuse. There's the only excuse. >> Okay. >> I just have to pee and I just want to go to the bathroom and get to my house. >> Okay. Do you have your license? Yeah, >> just insurance. >> Um, insurance. >> That's fine. How many drinks would you say you've had tonight? I haven't really been for dinner. I really just have to pee on the seat and I'm not trying to pee on myself. I peed on myself in the car and it's not pleasant. >> Why'd you have to tell the officer that, man? No one's going to know she peed herself if she just shut up. Oh well, when you're drunk, it's always a good time. >> Gotcha. I can kind of smell it on you, though. So, just you want to be honest and just tell me how much you've had. >> Not sure. >> What's that? >> I can't hear you. Sorry. I won't say anything. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and hang out here. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> After checking documentation, the cop returned and asked her for a field sobriety test, which would be really difficult. >> All right, Miss Bass, I need to just make sure that you're good to drive. So, I'd like to run you through a few tests. If you're good to drive, I'll get you out of here. Okay. >> Get out the car. Can I >> You are going to get out of the car. If you don't get out of the car, I'm going to take you out of the car and you're going to get a resisting charge and you'll go to jail for that. >> As of right now, you're not going to jail. >> What's that? >> I haven't done anything. I just want to go to the bathroom. Can we go to Huts and I can pee and I can do your check? I just really have to go to the bathroom. Like I I've already pee on myself a little bit. >> Okay, I'll tell you what. If you want to hop in the back of my car, I'll take you to the police department. You can go to the bathroom there. I can run through the test here. You can come back here. I'm not doing anything. >> I'm going to have you to step out of the car so I can run you to these test. Otherwise, I'm going to take you out of the car and you're going to go to jail for resistance. >> Well, that's against my right. >> So, are you going to get out of the car or am I going to have to take you out? >> Why do I have to get out of the car? >> Because I'm telling you to Pennsylvania versus Mims allows me to order you out of the car. >> What am I getting out of? >> Pennsylvania versus Mims allows me to take you out of the car. >> Illinois. >> Doesn't matter. It's a Supreme Court case. >> I wasn't skiing. >> Are you going to get out of the car or not? >> Man, she just said we're not in Pennsylvania. We're in Illinois. when the officer stated Pennsylvania versus Mims. Wow. [laughter] Wow. >> Wrong. I'm not gonna get out of the car. >> This is your last chance. I'm gonna have you get out of the car. If you don't, I'm going to take you pulled over. They're trying to take me to They're trying to take me to jail. He's trying to open my car. Don't. No. Cuz I can really have my window pulled up. And now you're Now you're using excessive force. >> Go ahead and step out. >> Using excessive force trying to pull me out the car. >> Like get off of me. No. Get off of me. Get the off of me. If I have a bruise, >> that's on y'all. And I'm STILL Get the off of me. No. They're hurting me. They're hurting me. They're hurting me. >> They're hurting me. They're hurting me. I haven't done anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. That's crazy. And I'm going to have a bruise on my face and my knees and my chest and my arm. >> Help me. Turn to the mirror to look at my location. >> Sit on your side. Sit on your side. >> No, you get too much. No, >> you got to stand up. >> I should not be off the car right now. >> Stand up. >> I should not be off the car. You dragged me off the [ __ ] car. You going to sit up? >> My knees are [ __ ] scraped. >> Stand up. >> My forehead is [ __ ] scraped. >> Stand up. >> My forehead is [ __ ] scraped. >> Let's go. Get up. >> Well, she had bruises on her face, her knees, her chest, and now her record. >> Scraped. For what? >> Come on. For what? >> Come on. Stand up. >> For what? >> For white [ __ ] privilege. Like for real. I'm not standing up. I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. >> I'm still trying to charge resisting police officer. They're not standing up when we tell you. >> What do you mean resisting? Yes. >> You haven't told me what I've been arrested for. >> He just told you like four times. >> No, you didn't tell me four times. You just got here. He was here. You just got standing here the whole time. >> Be [ __ ] for real. >> I am for real. >> I know my rights. >> Okay. I don't know if you >> Hello. >> I'm by Hut. I'm by H. >> I'm coming over there. >> He's more than welcome to, but you won't be here. >> He's very more than welcome to. >> Okay. I don't need your help. Get off of me. I don't need your help. Stand up. I can stand up myself. Please get off of me. I don't need your help standing up. Please let me go. Stand up. >> Can you both let me go? I will stand up on my own. >> I can stand up on my own. >> That's a third charge. >> What do you mean? I can stand up on my own and you're both still holding me against my rights. I can't stand up. Let me go. >> You're under arrest. >> How? For what? Resisting. >> What am I? I can I can't stand up on my own. And you won't let my let my arms go. You guys are holding me against my will. I can stand up on my own. I can very much stand up on my own, but you both still have your hands on me. >> Let Let me go. Thank you. Thank you. I can do that. >> All right. Perfect. >> Thank you. I very much can. All right. >> Can you move? >> You're in my way. >> I'm not going to move. You can stand up. >> No. Move over there so I can stand up. >> What do you mean can I stop? >> This is tiring. Stand up. >> No, you're tiring. It's white [ __ ] privilege. Exactly. I stood up on my own. Let me go. Let me go. >> With her finally getting up, the cops then moved her to the squad car. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Told you three times already. >> What? What was the first or second or second time? Resisting. How? How? Let me go. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Sit down in the car. >> No. For what? >> Yes. You're under sitting. >> Put your feet up. What am I being arrested for? >> I told you three times. Put your feet in. >> What am I being arrested for? Freeman. >> Put your feet in. Or are you going to be >> What am I being arrested for? >> Resisting a peace officer. >> Tell me what I'm resisting a peace officer. >> How am I resisting and I'm in compliance? You pulled me out of my car. >> Is your name Ashley? >> No, it's not. >> It's not my name. You don't even know my name. >> What is your name? >> You tell me. You pulled up here like, you know, >> you don't even know my name. You're just >> here's here's the option. >> And dragging me for what? >> Here comes charge number four. >> Charge number four? Not two or three. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Put your feet in the car. We're going to assist you into the car. >> I pulled over. >> Put your feet in the car or we're going to assist. >> No one told me anything. I gave my license. No one told me anything. >> Or we're going to assist you into the car. >> Of course you are. >> Okay. Hey, put your feet in the car, please. >> For what? >> You're going to jail. >> For For what? >> Resisting a peace officer. >> I'm not resisting. I haven't resisted anything. >> Charge number four. >> Charge number four. I'm taking y'all to court. >> Go ahead. >> That's fine. >> I will. >> We get over time for it. Get in the car. >> I know. >> Okay. He's going to help you in the car if you don't. >> I don't need help. Like, I didn't need help out the car. >> This is your last warning. Get in the car. >> I don't I haven't done anything wrong. And don't touch me. I don't want to be touched. >> Get in the car. I don't need help doing anything. >> I don't need help doing anything. I'm trying to understand. You keep saying resisting arrest. >> No one told me what I was being arrested for. You're talking about resisting. You're You're manhandling me. You're manhandling me and it's against mying right. >> Oh my god. Even at the station, she refuses to shut the f up. Continuing this yapping non-stop. All right. So, I'm going to explain this to you. Are you willing to listen to it or not? >> To me, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Are you going to listen to me? >> Can we talk like adults? Please. >> Adult, you manhandle me out of my car for no reason. >> Do you want to know why that happened? >> It doesn't matter why it happened. I didn't do anything wrong. >> It does matter. >> So, what did you manhandle me for? Cuz somebody >> When I ask you four or five times, get out of the car. I explain to you the question. didn't ask me for >> Let's simmer down for a second so I can talk to you. >> You did not. >> So, there's a court case. I didn't ask you. >> Is your camera recording? >> You did not ask me for a five time to get out of anything. First of all, >> what you can do is you can foil this body camera and see how wrong. Stop cutting me off. You never asked me to get out of my car. So, I'm going to have you step out of the car. You did. Your friend pulled up and you guys dragged me out of my car and have scrapes on my knees and my forehead because of that. And I'm suing. You're born in 95, right? So you're not a child. You can listen. You understand? >> What are you looking for, officer? >> Your car is What did you think? Are you going to shut up? I don't give a What are you looking for? >> Are you going to shut up? What were you looking What were you looking for in my What did you stop me for? I'm suing. I have nothing to do whatever you and your department is looking for. >> My department single mother >> of a son. >> Where is your child? >> Don't worry about where my son's at. That's not your business. If he's at home alone, it is our business. >> It's not your business. >> Does he have somebody taking care of him? >> It's not your business where my son is at. >> Does your son have someone taking care of >> It's not your business where my son is at. Again, how you're talking is how I know you have nothing to do with anything. So, I'm suing. You have no reason to pull me over. Again, you have no reason. You have nothing to go on. And I'm suing the out of BPD. I don't even live in Bloomington. So, again, what you want to do? I refuse all tests. >> I refuse it. >> Okay. Okay. >> Well, we're going to go to the hospital then. >> We're not. And I refuse them tests. Are you driving? >> I know my rights. I work I worked in healthcare. I refuse. >> Well, I don't know for how much longer with this charge. >> What do you mean how much longer? I didn't charge. It doesn't look that great. >> I've done nothing wrong. I What do you mean? >> We're going to go to the hospital. >> False charges. >> If you if you refuse >> false charges. >> Are you going to listen? >> That is my >> false charges. They pulled me over cuz I was black or because >> how am I going to see you? It's It's 2:00 in the morning. How? >> How am I going to know if you're >> You want to do hos? How do the >> How does that make any sense? >> I don't know. How How >> I'm behind you and I How do I always got to make a bunch of people? There's no reason to do that. >> Why did you drag me out my car? >> Because you didn't listen. >> No, you you you asked me one time and then your homeboy came and dragged me out the car with you. Again, I'm suing. I have You had no reason to pull me over. Once this female gets here, she's going to search >> being pulled over for like you could you could search the car. Ain't [ __ ] in my >> In the end, she is charged with failing to signal, speeding, resisting arrest, DUI, and refusal to submit to chemical testing. And now we move on to this case where another drunk girl turns her whole night into absolute chaos. >> If you keep on kicking, you're going to get put in something called the rap. And I promise you, you don't want to get put. Okay. What do you need? >> Get my hair out of my mouth. >> Can you at least make sure I look good in my mug shot? >> It is March 30th, 2026. At an apartment complex, we got reports of a girl banging on her neighbor's door and just screaming in the middle of the night. I wonder what's wrong with her. >> Trying to sleep, but I have a job at 2 in the morning. >> Hey, what's going on here? Hello. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. Her dog keeps going off. It's not going. >> Whose dog? >> Her dog keeps moving off. >> Okay. Where do you live? >> Huh? Who the are you? >> Like I'm going to be like actually like who the are you? >> Do you live here? >> No, I don't live here. I live downstairs. >> Okay. Who lives here? >> I don't know her name. white and she's blonde. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> All I know is like her dog goes off and off like on and on and on and on and she wants to be a [ __ ] towards me. >> No. Someone called >> Hey, chill out. What's your name? >> Nothing. None of your business. >> Are you the one that called? >> No, I didn't call on anyone like you and you. I'm sorry. I love the cops. >> Well, clearly she's drunk and not just a normal kind of drunk. This is more hammered than an anvil. >> Man, what are you doing banging on this door then? >> No, because she wasing banging on my door and she was being locked and she wants to call my face. >> Excuse me. >> I will put you in handcuffs. >> Okay. So, what had happened was >> Okay. Stop. >> Stop then. Stop. >> Stop. >> I'm not even doing it either. >> It's called disorderly conduct. >> And it's a restful offense. Stop fighting. >> I'm not even You didn't even try. >> Let me explain some. [screaming] >> This won't happen if you let me explain. >> Stop. Okay. Go to the ground. >> Oh my. >> Oh my god. You're all going to come down. >> No. Stop. >> Stop. Aubrey. >> No. No. No. No. No. [ __ ] No. >> No. No. No. She's going to call the cops with us. >> Why are you acting like this? Sit up and act like an adult. >> Sit up. Act like an adult. >> I am. Yo yo >> pretty sure she's not that great when sober. She got 99 problems and alcohol is about 47 of them. >> Bri, stop. >> Bri, I'm trying to explain to them what happened, but the reason why they're >> handy. I'm a little sister. >> That's your little sister? That is my little sister. I've not been here until now. >> So, what's going on? I don't know. >> I don't know. I I just got here. I don't know. >> Okay. Sit up. Put your Put your hips down. >> Can you hold my hand? >> No. No. [laughter] Why do I have to hold your hand? >> Please. >> Why do I have to hold the hand? >> Because you're woman. No. >> Stay right there. >> I can't explain. So, what happened was the um cops go on the top because they started banging like cuz we're below them. They started banging and then you know he got mad cuz why are they banging? Cuz they party till 3:00 in the morning. Aubrey came up and >> back just sit up. >> Yeah. Like it's just the whole magic >> just stop leaning back. Just sit up. >> Yeah. Like >> why you're acting like that? >> Cuz he's wasted drinking. >> Who are you? >> Who are you? >> Our boyfriend. >> Okay. >> My boyfriend. >> [clears throat] >> I'm about to laugh if you go to the car if you stop. If you don't stop, do you >> mind if I touch her? Can I touch? >> You can just talk. >> Hey, please. Hey. Hey. Stop. Walk in. Lock in. Lock in. >> Stop. STOP. Walk the in. STAND UP. boyfriend really thought that luck in was going to do something. Maybe they were all kind of drunk. Only this girl was wasted. >> Me, [screaming] YOU STOP. [screaming] >> WALK. >> STOP. >> JUST >> WALK. >> I did. They walk. >> Oh my god. I don't even have shoes and my ass is hanging out. >> Can I just turn this back of your squat carpet? >> Can I fix my swords? My ass is hanging out. >> You are NOT COOPERATING. >> MY ASS IS HANGING OUT. >> YOU ARE NOT COOPERATING. Get in the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. I never I didn't even >> get in the car. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. No, >> I'm trying to. >> Hey, you're making it impossible. >> There. Put your feet in there. >> After getting the girl in the squad car, the cop then came back to speak to the victim, who is, by the way, a total stranger to this girl. >> Yeah. So, they were partying like all night. Okay. >> So, I just kind of knocked on my kitchen floor like five times and that's literally it. And then I heard like screaming down there. I don't even know who these people are. I've never talked to them. >> Sure. Sure. >> No. You know, animosity or anything with them. It was the second time I called the cops on them for partying. Anyway, she came up and was like banging on my door. I had a wreath on my wall. Like you just tore that apart to see. >> And how much would you say your wreath cost? >> $20 wreath. >> I said, "Do you want to press charges for your wreath?" >> Well, just like the harass and you know, I not want that to happen again, right? >> What's your last name? >> I don't know her last name. >> You don't know your sister's last name? >> Okay. She's my little sister by him. Oh my god. Please don't charge her with resisting. >> Dude, please. >> So, you don't know her? No, she's she's my little sister because that that is my little brother. >> So, he is stressed out. >> He is my little brother. >> Okay. >> He's been dating her for the last night or um for the last year. >> So, my understanding is you guys were basically being loud. They they bang on the floor. >> Can I be honest with you? Can I tell my side of the story? Like you've heard you've heard theirs and it's obviously a he say she say situation, right? >> Can you turn your incar camera on? >> Let me out. >> I just don't want you guys to take her in for a resistant. >> Well, that's not your it's not your call right now. You want >> you want to go sit inside for a second here? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, yeah. So, what happens is like usually we you know, we're we're 20, you know, we're in our 20s. We have fun, you know, we we drink, we play some music, but our neighbors, they called the cops on us on like 10:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m., sorry, 10:00 p.m. >> We had like a noise complaint and everything, and so we almost lost our place because of that, but they have parties from 12:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. >> And I'm just like, it's just not fair. >> As the cops are speaking to everyone, she kept banging on that window. They warned her about the consequences if she kept going. >> GET OUT [screaming] OF HERE. NO WAY. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> OKAY, here's the deal right now. >> No. >> Okay. Can you listen to me? >> What the I did. >> Can you listen to me? All right. So, if you keep on kicking, you're going to get put in something called the rap. >> Pants on. >> You have pants on. >> Okay. You have pants on. So, if you keep on kick >> I have shorts on. >> Okay. If you keep on kicking, you're going to get put in something called the rap. And I promise you don't want to get put. Okay. So, c can we calm down? Can you get my air out of my mouth? >> What do you need? >> Get my hair out of my mouth. >> I'm not going to put my hand near your mouth. >> Okay. >> Will you just calm down so we don't have to put you in in the wrap? Okay. I promise you, you don't want to get put in here. It's not going to be fun. >> It hurt. >> All right. Do you know what's going to stop hurting? You know what's going to make it stop hurting? >> Is if you stop moving your hands cuz that's going to make the cuffs tighter on your skin. Okay. So So why don't we just calm down, stop kicking? All right. deal with what we got to deal with right now. All right. >> You didn't do anything wrong. You know, handcuffs. >> All right. Okay. >> If you keep on moving your If you keep on moving, >> keep moving your hands like that, it's going to keep it's going to hurt. >> I didn't even do anything wrong. I'm the one that's putting the bad [ __ ] >> Hey, calm down. >> I didn't even do anything wrong. >> Okay, just just relax. Say, >> "Hey, I'm done. I got hair on my [laughter] >> Then if she calms down and stops banging like I'm fine without the rat. I her banging. >> Are you Are you going to cause any more issues?" [crying] >> No. >> Okay. Cuz I promise you, you do not want to get put in that. >> No, I don't. And then in school, >> sit sit in there. >> Yes. Okay, >> I'm in here. >> All right. Okay. Are Are you Are you going to comply? Are you going to calm down? >> Where are my shoes? Why did you guys even put me in here? >> Why did you slide over here? >> I need you to slide over here and sit normal. Sit normal. Please just bring your legs over this way. I'll help you. Just come this way. Okay. Better. It >> hurts. It hurts. It hurts. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. It hurts. >> Stop. I told you it's going to keep on hurting if you're pulling your arms. >> I didn't even do anything wrong. >> I'm being arrested for what? Whoa. I didn't resist. >> And now the mom's here to see her embarrassment. >> Well, she got detained. She's going in for disorderly conduct and and resisting. >> Holy. >> Yeah, I understand. I understand. I understand. I understand. >> Usually it ends up in a domestic with those two. Okay. That's why I was worried about her. >> Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom, I didn't do anything. Mom, >> if she's not going to cooperate, she's going to get put into a wrap. Just so you >> Well, I'm going to do this. Set this in here just in case you need it. >> Oh my [screaming] god. >> Just worried about her. >> Okay. No, no, no. >> Okay. >> You took your seatelt off. If you're not going to cooperate, I'm going to put you in the wrap. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Yes, you did. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Okay. You're 19. You shouldn't be drinking and resistant rest. >> Okay. Can I help? >> Oh my god. Mom. >> All right. I'm I'm just going to put her >> I'm putting her in the wrap. >> Mom. >> Well, can't say they didn't warn her. If you're going to resist that much, you got to go in the burrito wrap. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> All right. Stop. >> Mom. Mom. >> She's not going to help you right now. You're an adult. >> I didn't do anything wrong. NO, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. What the >> What the What's your actual reason for arresting me? >> No. I didn't do anything wrong. Okay, let's go. Byebye. >> No. No. >> Stop taking Stop. >> Stop. Okay. Okay. I'm >> No. What the the No, I didn't. >> Oh my god. dramatic. >> Okay, turn her over, please. >> Okay. Oh my god, >> baby. Baby, I have money in my account. >> I don't even know what the >> Wait, let's get her >> on my neighbor. Let's get her rotated over the other way. >> Yeah. Stop. >> Here you go. Thank you foring me. >> I'm so sorry, MOM. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. [screaming] >> Stand by. >> Her legs done first. >> I didn't do anything. >> Can we get her legs done, please? >> Yes. [crying] Yep. >> I don't even know how to get up it from the >> We're going to get We're going to get you up. Three, two, one, left. >> Oh my god. >> Easier. [screaming] >> Easier first. >> Are you punching through your butt up? Lift her butt up. >> I can't. >> Here we go. >> [screaming] >> Everybody good? Hunter. Mom, get this [ __ ] off of me. HUNTER. [screaming] IT'S not my fault that my 22year-old boyfriend wants supply alcohol. Are youing kidding me? [laughter] [screaming] Mom, I'm sorry. I'm not trying to make your job difficult, but like come the on. Can you get my hair out of my mouth? [screaming] Can you at least make sure I look good in my mug shot? A >> I've never put in this situation before. I don't even know what the I did wrong. Aella, that's not my name. Make sure you have the right [ __ ] in custody. I don't have any pants on. Not to be like a victim or anything. Anything you say can or will would be used against you in a corner law. Yeah. Know I watch law and order. Anything you say can well be you be used against you in a corner law. If you can't afford a torn, why will you pointed towards you? Wait, I don't even know how to get a lawyer. How do I get a lawyer? I asked you how the do I get a lawyer when I don't even have my credit card on me. Tell me [ __ ] you have the right to remain silent. Everything you say, can or do will be charged in front of me. Anything you say? I didn't even do anything. I'm only 19. How am I supposed to get bailed out if I don't know anyone's number? Oh my god. Oh my. Am I going to get a bug shot taken? >> Hello. What's your name? Logan. What's your ID number? What's your number? What's your number? Being a like police officer or whatever. I don't know. I just see the [ __ ] on TikTok. What the is your badge number? 461 464 6 mother. In the end, she's charged with criminal mischief, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and a minor in possession of alcohol. Moving on to the next case here, where a really dumb girl turns a simple DUI into a much more serious charge. >> The fact that I moved down here and we moving up and then the fact that I moved down here, I caught them when they're moving, too. >> Okay, I understand. Completely do. Yep. >> Here we go. October 10th, 2026. Cops in Florida conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for an unreadable plate. And what happens next is anything but routine. >> Hello, driver. This stops audio and video recorded. Okay. You've been stopped for license plate. I can't understand what your plate's reading there. >> Um All right. So, I just drove um so I've been trying to get um the my car register, but I'm going to my mom's house. She's supposed to be doing it. >> Okay. All right. >> Because I couldn't register an insurance cuz the paper was signed wrong. But I'm going. She got my >> So that tag's expired, right? That's on the back of the car. >> Um I just found that out just yesterday. >> Okay. All right. Do you have a driver's license? >> I don't have it on me, but I know my driver license. >> Well, don't you have your license on you? >> I forgot it. All my stuff is in my mom's car. I'm meeting her right now. >> Okay. >> You want me to call her? >> No. What I want you to do is write your information down here for me. I need your Florida driver's license information. Do you have a Florida driver's license? >> Rhode Island. >> Have you ever had a Florida driver's license? >> No. I just moved down here. >> Give me your name, date of birth, and uh your current address. Hey, go and call it out for me, would you? >> Yeah. >> I sorry. I just been my I just been going through a lot. My moving. Yeah. My And when I moved down here, my family moving also. >> The fact that they move in, the fact that they from they moved from um the fact that I moved down here and we moving up and then the fact that I moved down here, I caught them when they're moving, too. >> Okay. I understand. Completely. Do you >> And I'm still like I'm sorry. I just >> You're fine. >> Um do you want my license number in case >> your your license number? Yes, ma'am. That would be very helpful. All right. How old are you? >> You look very young. >> Yeah. Thank you. It's the Asian in me. >> So, um it's a Rhode Island. Is that right? >> Yes. >> Sydney. How do you say your last name? >> I'm just going to um Yeah. My mom said that she was helping me. We tried to register it yesterday, I think. But she said that um they said that the person that sold me the card didn't sign in the right area, so to fix it, and I forgot the car. I forgot to take my car. >> We'll figure it all out, but you got to give me a minute. Okay. Do you have any paperwork for this car inside this car? >> No, it's in my mobile car. >> No paperwork for the um license plate? >> No. Is in Isn't Can I get the picture from her? Is in her car. Cuz I tried to register my car yesterday. Um >> No, that's okay. What I'm going to have you do is set your phone down and come on out over here and stand with the officer on the curb. Okay. While I figure out this car, okay, you just leave your phone in the car. >> Can I call my mom? >> No, ma'am. There's no reason to call your mom. If we need it in a minute, we'll get the phone for you. Just stay with these officers right here. >> Okay. After that kind of interaction, the cop noticed a sign of impairment and maybe some burned cannabis up inside this car. After running her information, the cop then uh came to do some evaluation. >> So, what's your name? Sydney. >> Where do you uh where do you live? You said just up there >> in No, from I'm from Rhode Island. >> Can you just please call my mom? >> We got to figure out what's going on with the car first. And like you said, you're not you're not a kid. You're 21. So, we got to figure out what's going on. Okay. >> She just turned 21. Or >> if you scan it right there, there's a scanner and you my name will pop up on the car on a plate. >> We don't have scanners like that. >> No, on your phone. >> I No, I'm not going to do that. Just hang out. >> I love my so bad. >> Hey, Sydney, can you stand up for me? >> Stand up so we can talk. Okay, >> let's step on over here in the shade. What are you upset about? >> My cousin. So, my cousin had passed away and I just need her. That's why I moved back cuz I don't got no one. I just want my mom. >> Why is that have Why? Okay. Well, your mom's not in your car when you're driving, right? So, there's not a problem with you being >> not. But I just like I'm not from here. I don't leave me alone. >> And I'm going to work If you're worried about that license plate, we're going to figure that out. That's not going to be a huge deal. Let me tell you why I have officers here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um in just a few seconds, I'm going to do a roadside evaluation. see if you've operated a vehicle while in a state of impairment off of the cannabis that you've been smoking. You can't operate a vehicle in Florida after you've consumed, ingested, or whatever um controlled substances >> when I leave like how I just walked out. >> So, we'll talk about all that. >> I just left my mom like literally I just left there like in the parking lot and and I told and then she told me to go drive the car and drop it off and that's it. >> Okay. And we'll figure that out. >> She said she was going to meet me. I just want my mom, please. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, we got to do this first. Okay. Um let's step away from this tree. So, I don't have this in my face. Here we go. Turn around and face me now. You're 21 years old. You're an adult. You know, there's some things that you're going to have to figure out on your own in your life, and this is one of them, it looks like. Okay. Just because you and I are talking doesn't mean you're in any trouble at all. All right. It just means you and I are going to have a conversation. I'm going to evaluate you to see um you've obviously been smoking some marijuana. Okay. >> At the house. >> So, do you have a medical marijuana card? >> No, I smoked at the house when my when my brother >> So, my mom was there. When you smoke or when you drink alcohol or anything that is intoxicating. Okay. You can't operate the vehicle. When that intoxication gets >> parked when I smoked. >> Huh? >> I was parked when I smoked. >> But immediately after driving. >> I can't. Yeah. I can't. >> It's like drinking six beers. It's like drinking six beers waiting 20 minutes and get in your car and driving. You didn't drink and drive at the same time, but you did after you had the intoxicating substance. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> So, you and I are going to have a little evaluation going here. It doesn't mean you're in any trouble, though. Part of that evaluation is I need to read to you what's called your Miranda warning. It doesn't mean you're going to jail. Have you ever heard your Miranda rights? You have the right to remain silent type thing. You ever heard that? It doesn't mean you're going to jail when you hear this. It means I want to ask you a specific question when I'm done. Okay. >> So, now that she's read her rights, the cop's going to begin to question her. >> And having that in mind, are you willing to talk to me now? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. It's going to be real simple. I'm not going to trick you. Okay. I'm going to ask you some some questions. I expect an honest response. Don't lie to me. I would rather you not answer than to lie. Okay. So, you already told me that you smoked a little bit of marijuana before you drove. About how long ago was that? >> Probably like 30 minutes ago. >> Okay. And you do not have a medical marijuana card. >> No. >> About how much marijuana do you have in that joint, we'll call it, that you smoked? >> I only had a gram in the joint. >> One gram. Okay. About an hour ago. One gram. >> Yeah. 30 minutes. One gram. >> Hey, Mom. >> Are you prescribed any medications? >> Just No. >> Just what? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. The last thing I took was antibiotics, but I don't take them anymore. >> Okay. That was a while ago. Based on what you're telling me, then you you have pretty good health. Is that right? >> Yeah. I used to pass out a lot, but I don't pass out no more. >> I noticed that you've walked without a cane. You've walked without crutches. You don't have a handicap placard in your car. So there you don't have any physical defects that keep you from simply walking, turning, um, or doing motion. Is that right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Uh, I do have like my tailbone broke and I was supposed to go get checked out. Your tailbone? >> Yeah. when I was supposed to go get checked out, but I never went and I was like, >> "How do you know the tailbone's broken?" >> Cuz I went to the hospital. >> Okay. And they How long ago was that? >> They told me I had chronic pain. It was in Atlanta like this year. And >> so it's been a while. Is that why you smoke marijuana is for the chronic pain? >> Yeah. And it helps me like sleep and stuff. Like it helps me get through the night. >> If you smoke it for chronic pain, why don't you go get a medical marijuana card? >> I just haven't had a chance to go back up north in Rhode Island from where I'm from. >> I just came back from Georgia. >> Yeah. If you're living here, you can get one. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's something maybe you can work on later, right? >> Yeah, >> I know what you're telling me about your tailbone. I believe you. >> Um, but it doesn't prohibit you from doing simple movements. You were sitting on it without any special cushion or or you have no >> I have I have a donut, but I just don't use it. >> But it's not in that car right now. >> Um, the I bought it from a pharmacy, but it's not prescribed. >> But you're not using it right now. No. >> So, it's not something that you're dependent on. It's something maybe that gives you a little more comfort, but it's not something you're dependent Yes. >> Okay. All right. And again, I've seen you walk over here. I've seen you even sit down on the ground and get up on your own. Yeah. >> So, there's no problem there. Okay. >> The captain then told her to do some field sobriety tests, which she failed, and they put her under arrest. >> You can stop. >> Okay. So, Sydney, for right now. All right. We're going to place you under arrest for suspected DUI. Okay. >> Yep. Just right now. All right. We'll explain more what's going on. >> You're under the cannibis. >> Hey, so far so good. a standard DUI, but this is as far as it normally goes. But things got really bad when they began to search her. >> Can you call my mom? >> We won't take care of Listen, I'm going to double lock you so they don't tighten up on you. All right. >> All right. Can you call my mom? >> Yeah, we will. >> Call my mom. Call my mommy, please. >> You're fine. You're 21. You're an adult. Please call my mom. >> We'll bring the phone with you. You'll get that opportunity. Okay. >> Please call my mom. [screaming] MOM, please call my mom. >> Please call my mommy. >> You'll have the opportunity to do that later. Okay. >> Always later. When I'm in this zone, I can't get out. >> myself. >> Yeah. Very sweet. I was going to have the last one. >> Okay. All right, Ty. We're going to go over here. >> Search her for us. >> Yeah. >> I have my cousin's gun on me. >> Pardon me. >> I have my cousin's gun on me. >> Stop. Stop. Don't get a gun. Oh man. >> Just let go OF IT. >> LET GO OF IT. LET GO. LET GO. >> LET GO. >> LET GO OF THE GUN. >> I GOT IT. I GOT IT. I got it. I'm sorry. Let go. Just take it out. Breathe. I'm sorry. I'm scared. This is traumatizing. >> We're calm. We're calm. We're calm. We're good. >> I can't breathe. >> Well, you don't grab it if you fire it or you shot somebody. >> I'm sorry. I was going to hand it to you. I'm sorry, sir. This is my cousin's gun. >> All right. All right. We'll figure it out. >> This is my ex-boyfriend's cousin. Can you call my mom? >> No. You'll do that later. >> My life is over. I didn't do nothing. I promise. I go to the gun range. I'm clean. >> You can search me. I promise. Yo. I promise. Y. My dead cousin. I don't got nothing. I go to the gun range with my brother. My cousin. >> Help me. I might be pregnant, too. I don't know. >> Who in the world would give a girl this unstable a gun? Also, this is why cops pat down people before putting them in their squad car, no matter the gender, race, size, etc., etc. Go ahead and stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> My glasses. >> Stand up. Stand up. Take care of that. >> Yeah. >> Y'all got me. I don't got nothing. I promise I'm clean. I didn't shoot nobody. >> All right. Well, we got to continue what we're doing. All right. We're good. >> See the paper behind? I go to the gun range. I go to the gun range. I promise you. >> Okay. I understand. You got a gun permit on you? >> Uh, no. But I go to the gun range. Okay, that's a concealed carry, but we can talk about that later. Comfort with her search. >> Dale, I was to bring guns to the gun range, though. >> Okay. >> I wasn't worried about the gun till her hands got on it and then she wouldn't release it. >> But she's going to pull the trigger, you know. >> What's it with you and guns, man? No [ __ ] >> You're fine. Don't bang her head. That's just being silly. It's not going to get you anywhere. Just relax. >> I want to die so bad. I just want to die. I'd rather be dead, bro. Just dead. I know I should just [crying] help me. >> In the end, she is charged with DUI, carrying a concealed weapon, resisting without violence, and operating an unregistered motor vehicle. Moving on to this case now, where chaos follows as the officer arrested a young shoplifter. Don'ting move. >> It is July 22nd, 2022, and a cop responded to a theft call at a store. Now, what seemed to be normal would soon turn out to be much more chaotic. >> Kick these ones out or >> um about our tag team. We've been hit like 14 times in the last 2 hours. >> It's absolutely >> I don't know. Sorry, Target. >> Yeah. No, I literally have so much today. >> There's two more team in here that come in and >> Okay. If you want to, we could at least just if they don't take anything today, you can at least trespass and we could identify. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> I'm Officer Sanchez, Santa Fe PD. We need to have a conversation with you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Apparently, you've been shoplifting from here. Do you have anything on you right now that's not yours? >> I have nothing. There's nothing. >> Is there anything in your bag? >> Nope. More of a >> What else? >> Some trash. >> Okay. So, let's go and have a conversation. Is Where's your daughter at? >> My daughter? >> The one that's with you or whoever's with you? >> I don't have any kids and I'm not I'm not with anybody. >> I came in on my own. >> Okay. Do you have an ID? So, like I said, you're just going to get trespassed. Okay. So, you're not welcome here anymore. >> Okay. I do believe that I am um being confused with somebody else. I mean, it's unfortunate, but >> just tell which one. >> Wait, where's it? >> Right here. Okay. >> Um, everything is over there. >> Okay, sounds good. Come on. We're not going to We're not here to argue. We're going to identify you and then you're going to be trespassed. They don't want your service anymore. >> With a firm voice, the cop told this teenager to step outside and talk. But, um, she had other plans. Bolting out of that store in a burst of bad judgment, which wouldn't last very long. So, we're going to go to the front of my vehicle. Stop. Go. >> Okay. Okay. >> Now you're going to jail. >> No. I'm sorry. >> Now you're going to jail. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Stop. >> I just stop. >> Stop. Please. >> Stop resisting. I'm not trying to resist. I swear. >> Stop resisting. Stop. NO. STOP RESISTING. >> SO, it didn't take long for the cop to catch up and arrest this girl. But her friend, the one who bolted before the officer even noticed her, had an even worse idea in her mind. [screaming] >> Stop resisting me. >> Hey, pretend I'm outside of you. No, get away. >> Alison, come over here. Hey, she's just trying to hit me with the car. HIT YOUR WITH THE CAR. HE'S TRYING TO HIT HIM WITH THE CAR. >> Don'ting move. >> Tried to hit him with the car twice. >> Black Honda Nissan just tried to run over 202. >> Get out of the car. >> Over there. I GOT YOU COVERED. >> GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> THEY'RE STILL in the park. They turn off again. >> Move, move, move. >> There you go. units right there. They're going towards you. They just tried to hit 202. They're taking right towards Famous Footwear. Now they're going towards Panera. They're going towards Zaffron. No lights. Black Honda. >> I got you. I got you. Give me your hands. >> No, I'm okay. >> Give me your hands. I'm not asking if you're okay. She was She was encouraging. Another girl, too. >> No, I'm grabb I won't resist anymore. >> I won't resist. Do >> you have anything on you? >> No. >> Anything a pulp me stick me cut me or hurt me? Any weapons? No. Is >> your partner okay? >> Yeah, he's fine. Thank you. Hey, sir. Do me a favor. Hang out. I need to talk to you. >> Oh, I'll put her in my car. >> Let's go. >> I wasn't trying to steal this door like >> After securing the teen in the squad car, he goes over to hear some details from the other officer who was nearly struck by that out of control vehicle. >> Danny, you okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. You sure? >> Right there. She She ran right there. She was getting close. She was trying to get close enough for her to jump into the thing, but I would have let her. Were you standing right here? >> No, I was set right. So, she was right there. She was holding and she was trying to go inside. Okay. >> Yeah, I watched it. When they ran out, you chased her jump in the other car there. So, >> can I see you, sir? Can I talk to you? >> Oh, I got my license. >> Yeah, that's fine. No borders. Thank you for stopping to >> Yeah. >> Oh, baby. Oh, sorry. >> Almost shot that person, dude. Dude, I I was going to shoot. I was going to shoot. >> I thought you were but he kept trying to hit him though. >> But uh I had had home girl on with one arm. So I was like, "Oh man, what I do?" So that's why I scooted this way. >> Sorry, brother. >> No, you're good. >> I know. I'm going tell him, "Where's your partner at?" >> If I would have been a direct threat, I would have dropped her and I would have just sunk at her. >> I appreciate you, sir. >> Okay, no problem. >> When this person went in, I was like, they pants all down here. I'm like, they up to something. And I was watching when he she say it was a girl. >> It was a girl. She was It was the one that said, "Hey, can I get a m? Can I do you have a mask?" That was her. >> It was her driver. >> Oh, yeah. That's the one that went in and stopped right there. I was watching the whole time. >> I was watching the whole time. Then all of a sudden, I saw both of them bust out and you busted and got that one. And that was her. >> The other one just jumped in the car right here. It didn't have a window. Had a black sheet over the back window. >> My car was was was slamming. Well, she hit my car. If I would have been there. >> After explaining to his superior what happened, the cop returned to the store to deal with the last suspect inside. >> Can you ask the lady with the glasses to like look at the cameras? >> She just came and talked to me. She said I had a TJ Maxx bag, another bag, this bag, that bag, and >> like I've been in here for less than 30 minutes. These are the bags that I came in with. >> And you looked in them. There's nothing from their store. >> Regardless of the fact if they don't want to do business with you as a private business, they have that right. I understand that. >> Were you with the other two girls that just took off running outside? >> No. And I know why she thinks I was because that little girl stopped me and asked me a question. She said, "What are you doing?" Because I know her from I'm going to say an ex best friend. >> What's her name? >> I couldn't even tell you her name. If you give me a minute, my think of it. >> Let's step outside real quick, though. >> Okay. Honestly, like though, I can't >> Okay, real quick. Hold on. Hold on. Is any of these your guys' bags? >> There's full of stuff in them. >> Oh, they're stuck in there. >> Yeah. No, no, no. Not like your guys stuff. It's her stuff. >> Yeah. This is an old dirty bed. >> So, like I said, is if they want you trespass dirty bed. >> Just hang out right here by the trash can. I'm going to do the paperwork and then I'm going to sign it for you. Okay. >> She has an attitude which is unnecessary. >> Okay. So, how did you get involved with this girl right here? What? >> I did. She made me think that she's my daughter. >> I don't even have kids. the girl that just ran out, >> I guess. >> And they believe that one of these two girls is your daughter. >> This this officer said, "Where's your daughter?" Right? You You said, "Where was your daughter?" Or, "Who is your daughter?" >> You're lying to me. >> I'm not lying to you about >> She just ded you out. >> About what? >> That you're supposed to walk out with them. So, what's happening? >> No. No. No. No. She No. Absolutely not. I told her no. She said, "Are you going to walk out with your stuff?" I said, "No, I pay for my stuff." And she goes, "Oh, it's like that. Come here. >> You trespassed for 3 years from this location. Okay. As long as you come back, you are going to jail. Okay. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Sign right there. >> Thank you. I apologize. >> Once the cop finished his business with the last suspect with no major issues, he would return to the squad car to get more info from the teen and teach her a lesson. >> Okay. So, what are you doing today? >> My My family I'm homeless. My family's on the streets. My house was >> Okay. just so that I could see my brothers and >> I understand pay for my room. >> I understand. So you were shoplifting inside. >> No, you see the cameras I do. >> How are you going to pay for everything? Let's not start lying to each other. Okay. This is not my first day on the job. You just told me that your hustle is boosting. Okay. >> Because I was going to shop with >> You were going to shop in there. Okay. Yeah. Because your girlfriend went in and warned you that we were outside. >> Yes. >> Yes. You were just going to get trespassed. >> That's all this was. Stop. Listen. >> I don't care. Okay. All right. I'm sorry. I know it's hard being on the streets. I know more than most. I was on the streets from 16 to 18. I understand. But it's not an excuse. There's a million other things you could be doing besides stealing [ __ ] All right. >> I don't have my family. Why? >> Doesn't matter. I don't have family. I don't have family. I don't even have brothers. You're You're barking up the wrong tree for sympathy. You're not going to get none for me. What's your girlfriend's name? >> Sosa. >> Sosa. Is that her street name? Is that her last name? What is that? >> Street name. >> Her street name. What's her real name? You do understand she tried to run over a cop, right? You do understand the severity of that. He saved your life. >> He was trying to pull me inside. >> He was trying to pull you away. What's her name? Is she from Albuquerque, too? Okay. Give us a minute. We'll be leaving here in a second. >> Step out for me, man. >> Yeah. giving me your ball poke should be coming. >> No, just two lighters. >> Two lighters. Do you need help or anything like that? >> Opiates. >> Opiates. What do you do? >> Pinch the middle of your bra and shake out those lighters for me. Please basically you are under arrest. Okay. Do you have any kids? >> No. The girl is charged with shoplifting, resisting arrest, and possession of a controlled substance. Moving on to this case now, where a young girl caused a massive scene after getting caught shoplifting. >> YOU GUYS ARE HARASSING ME. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. [screaming] YOU GUYS ARE harassing me. >> Welcome to April 11th, 2022. Cops get a shoplifting incident at Ulta, where two teenagers are reported to have grabbed several bottles of perfume worth about $2 to $300 before walking out of the store. After speaking with the store clerk here and identifying the suspect at a nearby store, the captain approached her for detainment. >> Hey, you. Hi, police. How are you? >> Good. >> Good. Okay, you're being detained right now. >> I'm not doing >> for theft. Nope. You're being detained for theft from Ulta. >> I'm not doing that. Relax. Relax. No. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Put your hands on your back. >> No, I'm not doing nothing. No, you're This is Bro, you're Nah. This is Nah. You're This is illegal, dog. I'm not doing anything. No, you're >> you're harassing me. I'm not doing nothing. >> Put your hands on your back. Correct. >> Um, no. You can ask the guards, "Am I doing anything wrong?" >> No, bro. You're harassing me. You're harassing me. STOP. NO, YOU'RE harassing me. Stop. Stop. You're harassing me. >> No, you're harassing me. You're harassing me. Please help me. You're harassing me. I'm not doing nothing. You're harassing [screaming] me. After putting the cuffs on, they escort her to the squad car, but she wasn't finished with her antics. She slips out of the cuffs and tries to run away. >> You guys are harassing me. >> Hold on. Hold your side. Right. Knee straight. Knee straight. All right. >> All right. Send up. the fragrances because no rabbit. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> I'm not doing nothing. [screaming] >> No, you guys are babies. >> Relax. >> NO, [screaming] NO. >> You have handcuffs broken. >> Help me. MY WRIST IS BROKEN ALREADY, BRO. I didn't take nothing, bro. out of it. >> Okay, let's stand up. [screaming] >> Go to your side. >> That's mine. [screaming] >> We're going to sit up on your knees. You got her. Okay. >> You have her. Okay. >> Get a good. >> So, even after all that, she's still not done making a scene. Now, we got to cry and scream like a child. Making the job really hard for these officers. >> I want to get some gloves on. >> [screaming] >> Stop. >> You're hurting me. [screaming] >> Please. >> Okay. >> [crying] >> Turn. >> Don't look at her. My hurting my wrist. >> Touching your wrist. You're alive. [crying] >> Look straight ahead. >> Have a seat, please. [crying] [laughter] >> You didn't do nothing wrong in the car. >> You arrested me. You're under arrest for both. [screaming] >> Please. >> We're trying to take the other cups off. >> Take your lost up there. [crying] My breathe. >> I can't pocket there. >> Lean back. Lean back. Lean back. >> YOU GUYS ARE HARASSING ME. I KNOW MY RIGHT. [screaming] YOU GUYS ARE HARASSING ME. NO, YOU GUYS ARE HARASSING ME. I KNOW MY RIGHT. >> OKAY. >> NO, THIS IS [screaming] I KNOW MY RIGHT. HELP ME. >> Do not DO THAT. >> NO, I KNOW MY RIGHT. STOP. >> NO. YOU GUYS ARE HARASSING ME. HELP ME. >> OKAY, I'M BUSY. Hold on. >> HELP ME. NO, MA'AM. HELP ME. [screaming and crying] >> [screaming] >> She was charged with theft, obstruction of a Leo, and resisting arrest. Sadly, the cops couldn't find her accomplice. >> So, you guys want to jail women for scratching men? >> I want to jail any human being who causes any type of distress to another human being. I don't know how you identify. I don't know your gender. >> It's July 11th, 2026 in Florida. Cops get to this residence after a report of a woman falsely imprisoning her boyfriend in a closet. The hell is going on? >> How you doing? Are you Sophia? >> Yeah. >> You want to come out here and speak with us for a minute? >> I'll stay right here. >> Okay. What's going on today? >> What's up? >> What's happening today? >> Not sure. >> Why are we here? >> Not sure. You tell me. >> I mean, you would know better than I would. >> I really would. >> Did you call? >> I did not call. >> Oh, something happening today? >> Is there anything you like to tell me? Yeah, we got to call. >> I cannot tell you anything about that. >> Okay. Is there a reason? >> Can you tell me about that? >> I'm trying to figure it out. That's why I'm here. >> Okay. I don't have anything to tell you. >> Okay. What was your first name? >> I will not tell you any of my information. I don't feel like you're being very friendly. Speak to somebody else. >> You want to speak with somebody else? Okay. I'm sorry if you feel like I'm not being friendly. I'm not trying to speak to you anymore. So, um if you can just help get my dog in here. >> Absolutely. >> So, he is um a firefighter man here. So clearly I saw and videotaped you guys having a cool conversation out there for about more than 5 minutes. >> I just got here. >> Sure, but there were and I'm not sure that you just got here, but >> there have been a a bunch of people already speaking with him. >> I just got here. I haven't spoken with >> Sure. Okay. >> I don't like the way that you're approaching me. Okay. >> I would like to speak with a woman. >> Okay, that's fine. Yeah. Should be all right over here. Stay out here. Stay out here, man. Oh man, if pea stains on a gas station toilet were a [music] person. Yep, lost a few brain cells already. Luckily though, the cops are much more tolerant than civilians like us. So, they're going to try their best to kind of talk some sense into her. And even they have a limit which she can easily break. [music] >> She went into the back, right? She wants to speak with a woman, won't speak with me. >> Okay. >> Hi, how are you? >> I'm okay. What happened today? So, I don't feel like discussing my situation, so whatever is being said. >> Okay. Well, we were told one side and so we so we were here because you called 911. >> No, I never called 911. >> Someone called 911 and we heard the whole thing. >> That's fine. >> The whole argument. >> I never called 911. >> So, we got So, whoever called 911, you can speak to. >> Okay. That's not me. >> But we would like to speak to both parties so that we could get both of your sides of the story. >> Okay. >> So, would you like to tell me what happened? >> I don't have much to say. >> Okay. I'll take whatever you got. >> I don't have much to say. >> Okay. So, it's just that simple. >> Okay. You guys were in an argument. Like, where were you in the argument? >> No, I have nothing to say. >> Okay. Can turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hi. You are being placed under arrest for domestic violence. >> For what? >> Domestic battery. No more. >> No. Uhuh. He I have photos of him hitting me. >> Okay. Would you like to talk about it? >> Yeah, I'd like to talk about him hitting me a bunch. >> Okay, then let's go. >> Get out of my house. >> That's crazy. Stop resisting. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. E. taking me down. >> Hey, fine. Hey, grab >> I got her right here. >> I got one. I got one hand right here. I got this. I got one hand right here. My dog. >> Anyone that's concerned about your dog right now? >> I am. >> Okay. How about you comply and then we'll >> Oh god. Then stop being dumb and comply with them. Oh, while you're at it, stop the sassy voice, too. >> Please close my door. I shoot my dog >> here. >> Excuse me. >> Okay. Well, you're not compliant. So, >> I don't believe I should arrest. >> Okay. Well, that's not your decision to make. >> Watch your photos. You're like, abusing me? Are you kidding me? >> Calm down. We We'll tighten We'll untighten these and all that. Okay. >> All right. Let's go. You're going to arrest him after you see what's on my phone. So, I don't know why you guys are acting like this. >> I asked you if you'd like to talk about it and you didn't want to until you were placed under arrest. >> What was that? >> You said you kicked me twice. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Enforcement officer telling you >> I have been here for 25 years. >> You guys are being very aggressive towards me. >> He has literally hit me. But she's able to >> My suggestion is to assist and comply and not fight or kick people. >> I apologize for looking at you and I hope that you're okay. >> Put the back of your palms together. Corin, back of your palms together. Not on your butt. Put together. >> Back of your palms together. Thank you. >> I've not ever been arrested. I'm sorry. It's >> okay. I just want to get >> Everybody else's camera is on, you know. >> So, why don't we get my phone? >> One second. We can bring your phone for a second. >> I'm very chill. >> So chill when like I'm getting hit too. >> After securing her in handcuffs, the cops then moved her to the squad car. >> Just want to walk out this way. >> And what am I getting charged with? >> Domestic battery. And >> for what? >> For battering your domestic partner. And what was that I happened? Was it scratches? What was it? I just want to know like what what what is that like what is the charge? >> Yes. So I heard the charge is domestic battery but like from what >> scratches? Is it like me hitting him? What is it? >> It would be from pushing him. >> Pushing him. >> Okay. >> He pushed me. >> Okay. But you didn't want to talk about it. >> Okay. Okay. Here. >> I asked you what your story was. We could have gone a completely different way, but you told me you didn't want to talk about it. >> Okay. All right. Will you spread your feet for me? >> Spread your feet. >> Burning. >> That's an extra charge for the dum dum. >> Ma'am, what's going on? >> It just came off. Yeah, >> that's crazy. >> Get up. >> Give me yours. Get out. >> Is your camera on? >> Yeah. >> Is your camera on? >> Yes, there. >> Try this again. If you come out of them next time, you're going to be hopping. Okay. I don't want to do that. You're >> definitely >> You want to hop? I got >> Oh, no. I don't >> I had a woman. >> You're not doing this. I asked for a woman for this and that's why I was talking to you, but you didn't want to talk to me. >> What are you >> What are you grabbing him for? What are you grabbing him for? >> This is not going to go down. >> Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> Give me your arm. >> She's She's pulling her arm underneath. >> Yeah, >> it's out. It's out. I got it. I got to run. >> I apologize. >> Woman, you might just let me know. >> Ow. >> All right. If we help you up, would you be able to scoot forward and send yourself on your knees? >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. Just go ahead. It's so scary for you. Oh, how about the firefighters that beat women out here? Squatch. >> Good thing we're not firefighters. Yeah, we're not firefighters. >> Yeah, I know you're not firefighters. >> Get in the car. >> You're welcome. Have a great one. >> As she's sitting in the back of the car, she continued to be a pain in the butt for the cops with that annoying voice just yapping and yapping. >> I can't breathe. Can you just take me to where you need to go? So, it's AC. >> I got the AC on right now. You >> You just put it on. >> It was on. I had it up higher now. >> No, it was off. Okay. It's very hot back here. Understand? I have the AC coming through. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe in here. >> What's wrong? >> Okay. Thank you. I can't breathe. >> Well, there's going >> Okay. So, >> yelling, so that means >> uh not for long. >> So, why don't we get the out my house and get to where we need to go, [ __ ] >> Oh, that's unfriendly. >> I'm not I don't be friendly to you. >> Okay, that's fine. You do owe me decent treatment. Oh, >> you actually owe me what? I'm a taxpaying citizen. >> What they owe you is charges in a ride to jail. >> No, what you owe me is being a taxpaying servant. >> Did you Did you need anything else from us right now? >> Are you satisfied with your house as well? >> I would like for you to leave the window open so I can breathe. >> Okay. >> Excuse me. I have pictures of him hurting me. Who do I report that to? CHIT CHATTER. TALK TO ME. BUSINESS. season being argumentative and erotic. >> Lollah, hope we have lunch somewhere else. Why don't we get to your work? Okay, great. So, why don't you do some job? You sound like you're talking about your personal business. Go ahead and put all them on me, [ __ ] And guess what? I have nothing prior and I have evidence of him hurting me. So, see how far that goes up your ass. You Yeah. And that's why you're sitting out there in front of my house doing nothing. Get a bachelor's, [ __ ] Bye. See you. Excuse me. Can I speak to a body cam? I'm not trying to insult you. I'm just upset. >> I've been abused myself. So, I guess abused people abuse people. So, he abused me. So, you guys are catering to him, to the abuser. I did not hurt him today. If anything that happened is I think I maybe scratched him. I have very long nails. I like if I scratched him, it could be possible, but I didn't hit him or I didn't bloody him. I wasn't like aggressive. >> It is not fair. He gets to go back in the house. >> After a while, the cops can finally ask her some questions about the altercation between her and her boyfriend. >> Now you want to be talkative without cursing at everyone, telling them that they suck and everything else. um today he um broke up with me. I I moved to the other room. >> So, I'm not really sure what happened. I did not hit him. I did not hurt him in any way. >> Did you prevent him from exiting the closet >> unintentionally? If I did >> So, you didn't put your hands up against the threshold with the door? >> No, I not put my hands up. I did not like um kidnap him in any way in the closet. >> It's an interesting word. >> So, >> cuz I mean kidnapping him. Did you try Did he try to leave the closet and you prevent his way? >> When I saw that he was trying to leave. I let him go, which is why he's out. >> So, he didn't have to force himself. >> No, he did not have to force his way at all. >> I stepped aside. >> I did not hurt him in any way. I should have not be in handcuffs. >> Well, you did fight cops, so you should be >> once you came to my door. Well, I have a right >> not to fight cops. You don't have >> No, not to not to fight cops. But like you guys came at me saying that I'm guilty. No, that's not what they said. I already watched the video. That's not how that played out. So, >> okay. Okay. Well, I don't want to argue. I want to be Okay. I just want to be as straightforward as possible. And what happened? >> Yeah. I'm waiting for it. I'm still waiting for you to tell us how you're a victim in any way. >> I moved out the way. >> Nobody blocked him in. If he has any marks on him, it's from my nails. They never hit him. >> But, but nobody could. Like, you're not able to scratch me now. Why? Because you're not swinging at me. There would have to be contact for that scratching occur. >> But can I show you my how long my nails are? >> That's irrelevant. Your nails can be 10 ft long or 10 mm. >> So you guys want to jail women for scratching men? >> I don't want to jail women. I want to jail any human being who causes any type of distress to another human being. I don't care about your gender. I don't know how you identify. Okay. >> I don't know your gender. >> Well said, sir. The law doesn't care about your gender. If you break the law, you get consequences and that's it. kind of seems too hard for her to understand though. >> So like to scratch somebody is like a arrestable offense. >> Absolutely. It's called battery. >> Okay. >> So then I will also like to press charges >> for what? >> Um he has actually left bruises on me that I have pictures up. >> But not today. >> Not today. >> Okay. So when you get released from jail, you can you can call and report that. >> Okay. >> Okay. Any other questions about today, man? >> Not right now. >> Okay. Freak. >> How do you spell your first name? >> I plead the >> I'm sorry. I plead the fifth. >> You plead the fifth. Okay. Are you failing to identify yourself to a law enforcement officer? >> No. >> So, what is it? >> It's Sophia. >> Well, how do you spell it? >> I plead the fifth. >> I'm sorry. >> I plead the fifth. >> So, how will we talk about how much he's hitting me? >> Yeah. So, how about we talk about how much he's hitting me? Do good boys protect each other? I'm saying that you guys all work together and protect each other. >> I would. >> I picked you. Yeah. If I did, I don't remember. Well, I would like a lawyer for this whole thing. who could get assigned a lawyer by time. >> I have my own lawyer. Didn't you guys have a guy die in your uh um jails? You guys left them there? 55year-old or something? No. Yeah, it was like about like 2 months ago. You guys just like leave people. >> Doesn't seem to be much of care. No. Look it up when you get home. >> I'd rather spend time with my family. >> That's good. I think you should um be sweet to your family so this doesn't happen cuz I think when you bring home your work home >> Yeah. >> I think that's when this kind of stuff happens. What kind of stuff happens? >> Um, just like violence against women. >> Okay. >> Have you heard of that? Violence against women. Is that funny? >> Violence against any person is terrible. What year did you graduate from? Was that like >> I pleaded the fifth? >> I had a class with you. I can't remember what class it was. >> Don't care. I care about my wellbeing. >> No, you don't care about wellbeing. You care about men. >> I care about everybody. >> I'm an American citiz. >> I don't I'm not saying you're not. I never once doubted you were this fans. I am neutralized. Whatever they say. >> I'm neutralized. >> You're what? >> Naturalized. Neutralized. What is it called? >> Neutralized is something very different. >> Naturaliz. It's spelled like it. >> Huh? >> It's spelled similarly. >> Yeah. >> I do have POTS and I'm getting very hot. >> I'm sorry. >> I have POTS and I am getting very hot. >> You have what? >> POTS. >> What's that? >> It's like when your temperature is disregulated. >> So, what does that mean? >> I'm just getting very hot. I am not feeling well. I feel like my blood pressure is dropping. I just need some water. Well, I would hate to die in your custody. >> I don't think you're going to die. >> You never know. Do you think those people thought that that guy's going to die in that cell? You don't I don't think they thought that, but he did die. >> You think you're going to die? >> Not currently. >> Okay. >> But I may. I just need some water. >> In the end, she's charged with domestic battery, false imprisonment, battery on a Leo, and resisting with violence. The domestic battery and false imprisonment charges were dropped. She pled not guilty to the two other ones and uh has yet to go to trial. Thank you so much for watching and chilling with us today. Please don't ever forget to like, hype, and subscribe to the channel. Go ahead and share those comments on down below. Remember, this is Police X10. Stay safe. Catch you next time.