What do you say to you? I'm I'm going to
try. Let me talk to my No, sir. I I I'm
just letting you know because police
harassment ising real. Take these
actually. Is pride and stubbornness
worth the price of freedom. A simple
signature could have gotten her out of
trouble, but instead of taking the easy
way out, she landed herself in trouble
with the law. Where is your pill?
They're literally on me because I've
been charged for that [ __ ] You are now
being arrested for obstruction. What did
I do? Do you want to stand or do you
want to lay on the ground? There's no
room for excuses or arguments. Now,
whatever the reason, her resistance does
nothing but escalate the situation. She
knew stealing was wrong, but did it
anyway. Was her frustration remorse or
just anger at being caught? Grab it out
of your pants. If you do anything
sketchy, I'm just going to dump you. All
right, I'm giving you a gun on me
already. No, no, no. I'm talking to
threat. Dump me. I'm just letting you
know because police harassment is
[ __ ] real. Take these. Actually,
don't worry. Starland's reckless actions
not only led to her arrest, but also
cast doubt on her credibility. If she
knew theft was wrong, why did she do it?
Her frustration seems misplaced. Was she
upset about being caught or about facing
the consequences of her choices? That's
your friend. It doesn't matter. And I
was like,
That's if I didn't do something, why why
are you and that's my vehicle? Why is it
me? Again, if there's something if
there's anything on with you on
video, that's what we got. That's what
we're going to look at. He's he's
talking about Hey, sir. So, I just need
to know if he's pressing charges not. If
he's not going to press charges, I don't
even need to see the video. Or if you
just want to trespass, I just need to
know one of the two things. What is it?
If you want press charges, they don't
need to see the video. If you don't want
to press charges and you want to do a
trespass, I don't need to see the video.
Okay. Um, I'm just getting the password
for him right now so he can get the
security if he wants to press charges.
If he doesn't, we don't need to do that.
Okay. I just want to get her own. The
officer, however, explained that even
though Star had returned the stolen
item, the law considered her actions
theft since she had left the store
without paying for the item. The
situation escalated quickly as Star,
frustrated with the treatment, began
arguing with the officer, repeatedly
stating her willingness to settle the
matter by paying for the store. Hey,
everything. I'm like a thousand miles
away from home.
Okay. Do you have anything that's going
to poke me, stick me just like that? I
don't have anything. Do you have an ID
or anything on you? No. Is there any ID?
Is there ID in her car? Phone in her
car? I have my phone. I'm going to use
the back of my hand. Okay. Don't give
him all my bags.
She just has to go with us cuz it's her
stuff. So yeah, maybe it's nothing.
Oh,
I would ask her to count the
I
think I have everything just so you
don't have to worry about grabbing from
her. Is it okay if I I'll give you the
address to where it's going to be. It's
going to be a $500 bond. $500 bond
because it's going to take time to
process.
I'm not going without you. She will
literally call you from the jail. She
can make a She will. As officers
searched Star, she became defensive. Why
hide something if there's nothing to
fear? After questioning, she admitted to
stashing pills in her underwear. A
foolish decision. Did she think she
wouldn't be caught? The officer warned
her concealing drugs could bring felony
charges. We get it out now or whatever
we have to do to get it out. It's not
going to be a felony when you go to the
jail. I just only reason why I asked
that is what's that? Body scanner. Yeah.
You go through a body scanner. It takes
a full X-ray of your body. Anything
foreign that is on your body in you,
whatever it is, it's going to show. Only
reason why I ask cuz a little plastic
bag is in there that's wrapped up, which
I know was probably drugs. Okay. If
there is, we can we can handle it now.
Then handle it when we get to jail. Once
we get to jail, they're going to take
you and you're not going to see her
tonight. You'll go first appearance
tomorrow. It'll be a felony. It's the
last time you have anything on your body
or up inside of you. I don't know how
cops work, bro. I feel like I'm gonna be
either way. If I tell you have something
on me, I'm not gonna see her regardless.
If we go to the jail, can you stop
talking to me like I'm stupid? I'm not.
I'm I've already I've already said it
twice. If we go to the jail, they're
going to have they're going to find it
and it's out of my hands. You would just
respect me a little more. It's all I
respect you 100%. I'm doing my job. I
did something wrong. It's a misdemeanor,
but I'm trying to prevent you to going
to the jail and introduction to
contraband into a jail is a felony. So,
if we can handle this now, we can handle
this now. When we get there, I can't
help you. So, what do you have on you?
Is it we all Where is your pills at?
They're literally on me because I've
been charged for that [ __ ] So, if it's
up inside of you, I clearly am not
willing to grab that. The officer
following protocol informed Star that
the pills would need to be retrieved and
Star was given the option to cooperate
voluntarily to avoid further
complications. Despite her reluctance,
Star reluctantly admitted that she had
brought several pills with her,
confirming the officer's suspicions
about her involvement in drugrelated
offenses. Grab it out of your car.
So, you witnessed this? Like, you
witnessed the person walking. I actually
caught grabbed it out of her hand and
took it back into the store and I was
like, "We need to get the out of here."
She turned around. Well, you This is
what I caught her with and this is what
he said he he got her with. It's right
here. She grabbed it. I'm trying to look
around, put it on, and then just Oh,
okay. How long is that battery last over
there? It's got two of them. Like, can
you go over there? Because I'm telling
you to go over there. It's not that
difficult. I forgot the question. I said
it once. So, just walk away. Star's
actions demonstrate a blatant disregard
for the law as she attempted to conceal
illegal substances despite clear legal
procedures. Her failure to cooperate and
emotional outbursts only worsened her
situation, making her appear resistant
and untrustworthy, further complicating
any possible defense in court. You're
going to need someone else to get that
out, not me. But if they were inside,
cuz I'm not feeling anything. So, did
you put them inside of you? Cuz you
don't have any underwear to hold them in
there. So, how'd they get held in there?
I literally told that officer that they
were inside. They were inside. No, you
didn't. You said they were in your
underwear. Do you have to talk to me
like that? Okay, listen. Listen to what
you don't have rude star. Like I
understand I did wrong, but be a grown
man and talk. So I'm just going to
finish searching you and then you're
going to have to eat at the hospital.
Get that the hospital. I just take it
out, ma'am. It's right here. Listen, I
just got here. All I'm doing is
searching. Why can't I just take it off?
Sir, do you want to take off your shoes?
Can you kick them off? Please know the
next What's going on? So I'm going to
the hospital. Yes, we're going to
hospital. But how long am I going to be
in the hospital? long. I don't have no
idea. I don't know how long they're
busy. They got other things going on. I
have no idea. It's often literally just
No, I can't let you. I don't understand.
Just have a seat. Please. Just let me
talk. I've seen videos where women have
it out. Okay. Look, this is not a one
two-way conversation. Have a seat.
Before you dump meat, From a legal
perspective, Starland's actions violated
several criminal laws, each with varying
degrees of consequence. Her initial
crime, shoplifting, is classified under
Florida statutes title XLVI. Crimes SS
812.014. Theft. One. A person commits
theft if he or she knowingly obtains or
uses or endeavors to obtain or to use
the property of another with intent to
either temporarily or permanently.
Deprive the other person of a right to
the property or a benefit from the
property. appropriate the property to
his or her own use or to the use of any
person not entitled to the use of the
property. 2. A1, if the property stolen
is valued at $100,000 or more or is a
semi-tra that was deployed by a law
enforcement officer. Or two, if the
property stolen is cargo valued at
$50,000 or more that has entered the
stream of interstate or intrastate
commerce from the shipper's loading
platform to the consignees receiving
dock, or this incident underscores the
impact of a woman causing public
disturbances. Provoking chaos, as shown
in the next case, often results in
avoidable consequences.
The woman was recklessly speeding at 75
Memphis in a 45 minute zone, endangering
lives. She admitted guilt but failed to
provide proper documents, arguing
instead of complying. Why didn't she
carry valid insurance proof? Her
resistance only worsened the situation,
leading to her justified arrest. Hello.
You're in a big hurry this morning. I'm
going to work. My dad is over there.
Yeah. Just like what's a big hurry? It's
like 45, right? It's 45. Yeah. How fast
do you think you were going? 40. Oh,
75. Me? Yeah. Under the overpass. 75
miles an hour. What were you speeding up
for? You're doing 30 over the speed
limit. Why? Was I? I'm so sorry for
that, but I was trying to get to work.
Do you have your driver's license and
proof of insurance with you? Yeah.
There's no way I certified.
And do you have proof of insurance for
the car with you? Yes, I do have the new
one. Yeah, that's registration. I just
need proof of insurance. Uh insurance.
It's
a you you I need to show you the bill
that I see. Well, the the like the ID
cards that they send you even
electronically is okay. If you got into
a crash, what would you show the other
driver that you had? I have them here.
The woman's refusal to sign the ticket,
despite multiple warnings, showed
blatant disregard for a legal procedure.
Why escalate a simple citation into an
arrest? Her insistence on arguing
instead of complying only worsened her
situation was pride worth the
consequences. Corporation could have
spared her unnecessary trouble.
You sign these or you come with me? Give
me a minute, sir. There's no minute.
We've been here for 10 minutes already.
Yes. I I've been for more than that.
Just please give me a minute, ma'am.
Yeah, I'm going to Yeah. Look at me.
Minute. Yeah. Give me a minute. No
minute. Let's go. What do you mean?
Let's go. You can't pull me off. Excuse
me. Don't touch me. Out of the car. You
can't do that to me. Out of the car. The
officer is pulling me out of the car.
What are you doing? On your feet. What?
What do you mean? I did not do nothing.
Just give me a minute. Oh, ma'am. Give
me that. I'll sign it. We've already
passed something. No. What do you mean?
Put your hands behind your back. No,
just give me a minute. Sir, what did I
do to you? I've already explained this
to you. Okay. Well, let me just sign it.
Please. Hands behind your back. Please.
Oh my god. I'm so
You're making this far worse for
yourself.
Oh my god.
Stand up.
Stand up. Don't touch me. Don't touch
me. Don't touch me.
[Music]
The woman's blatant refusal to comply
with a simple request escalated the
situation unnecessarily. Her defiance,
both verbal and physical, showed a lack
of accountability and basic respect for
law enforcement. Instead of taking
responsibility, she chose to resist
turning a routine stop into an avoidable
confrontation.
Okay, we're going to go to the ground
then. Gently.
All right. Leave me alone. No, man. Like
my work is over there. What did I do to
you?
Maybe I need to go to the hospital.
Arrange that. You're still going to go
to jail afterwards. Please leave me
alone. What did I do to you? I'm in I'm
in a Let me talk to my No, sir. I I Sir,
please. Sir, I'm so sorry, sir. What do
you need me to do? I've already
explained to you what I needed from you.
You've refused to comply up to this
point. You are now being arrested for
obstruction. What did I do, sir? Do you
want to stand or do you want to lay on
the ground? Let me call my brother. Do
you want to stand or do you want to lay
on the ground? Sir. Ma'am. Sir, please.
We're still back to square one where
you're not answering questions. Please,
I beg
you. Sir, I beg you. 13. You have
somebody interrupting me from 10:15.
Sir, I beg you. I I'll sign. I'll do
whatever you want. Just leave me, sir.
I'm so sorry. You had the opportunity to
sign. I beg you. I asked you three
times, sir. I'm so sorry. You chose not
to do that. I mean, this is really
embarrassing. You have a grown woman
that's on the floor for a speeding
ticket. How simple would it have been to
just sign the damn ticket and fight it
in court? You might have even got the
whole thing dismissed. But instead, you
want to act like a total buffoon and now
you're on the floor crying like a baby.
Absolutely pathetic.
That's why we are here where we are now.
CVS parking lot only 38.
[Applause]
The woman's reckless actions resulted in
multiple legal violations. Speeding 30th
over the limit shows blatant disregard
for safety. Failing to carry insurance
is irresponsible. Resisting arrest is
inexcusable as it endangers officers and
herself. A mere $500 fine seems too
lenient for such misconduct. These
situations highlight the importance of
respecting law enforcement officers and
avoiding behaviors that endanger public
safety. They serve as a reminder of the
significant consequences of resisting
arrest and assaulting police. Join the
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your engagement.
This yours,
bro. Get the out my face.
Get your hands the off.
Get off of me. I'm not going to ask you
nicely.
You're dumb.
I can't feel that. On August 28th, 2023,
law enforcement in Miami, Florida,
responded to a distress call from a
popular nightclub. The situation
involved a woman who reportedly became
enraged after a man at the bar stopped
buying drinks for her and her companion.
Put your hands behind her back. Just put
yours on her for now. Might as well just
put yours on her.
Is this yours?
Girl, get the out my face.
Let me get my face out my hair out my
Let me get my hair out my face. I would
stop. Can you get out my face so I can
get my hair out my face? Why are you
touching me? What are you doing? Over my
stomach hair for real.
No, suck my red. Y'all see my hair. Let
me
react. That's what the Now put my heels
back. The on my feet wrong with y'all. I
don't give a no damn heels, [ __ ] I'm
not trying to suck
nobody's What do you think? What are you
going to do? What do you think you want
to do? What the you think you want to
go? Over some damn heels. Over some
heels. Take my picture. Hey.
Over some heels. Sir. Sir.
Over some heels. Over some heels. Can
you stop? Over some heels.
Get off my arm. Yeah. My birth control.
That's what said. My birth control. As
the officers moved to arrest her, she
shouted obscenities and flailed,
claiming her rights were being violated.
Her erratic behavior continued as she
referenced her birth control and
question why she was being detained for
what she perceived as a trivial matter,
her heels. My birth control, that's what
I said. That's what I said. Is you
surprised? Is you surprised? I've been
here 5 years. I've been coming here and
spend thousands of dollars more than you
ever know. Been trespassing. No, I
haven't. I've been paying money more
than you ever think. I just trespassed
you, baby. More than you ever know. Go
to my jail. You going to bail me out. I
got your money. Get your hands the off.
Get off of me. Get off of me. Like, what
the think? You think I'm not going to
give you money? Ask me nicely.
Get the off me. B. You think I'm gonna
ask
you down?
She expressed confusion and anger over
the police informing her that she had
been trespassed from the nightclub.
Despite her protests and claims that she
had spent significant amounts of money
at the venue, officers proceeded with
the arrest. Since you so above the law,
since you so above the law, I still I
can't hear it. Wonderful. I can't feel
that. We have to have your law. I know
the I know the I know the lawyer. I know
the lawyer. You have to have the law
implemented between the both of us.
We have to have the law implemented
between the both of us. Y'all can't take
me
nowhere. I read it. I read my rights.
Y'all got to let me go. I read my
rights. Y'all got to let me go. I seen
it. I'm looking at her DMs right now.
I'm literally looking at her Instagram
DMs right now and she got to let me go
right now. Yeah, I seen it all. Y'all
got to let me go. Y'all got I'm looking
at her. I'm watching it. Y'all literally
have to let me go right now. That's
crazy. I got it all on video. That's the
funny part is y'all got it. I got it all
on video. Bro, I need to relieve myself
when it comes to the bathroom. In a
state of intoxication, the woman
repeatedly demanded to contact a lawyer
and invoked her rights, all while
obstructing officers in the line of
duty. Authorities say her actions
interfered with her ability to carry out
their responsibilities, leading to
additional charges. Y'all can't be
serious, bro. Like, you can't, bro. I
gotta piss myself. I don't care about
logistics at this point. I don't care
about logistics. I can't do anything.
I'm going to I'm literally I'm going to
piss myself back in the back seat. Trust
me. I don't want to piss myself. Please
give me somewhere to pee. Out of the car
to pee. I need to pee. Bro, you worried
about peeing. I can't. I can't. I can't
let you out of the car. I cannot.
Yeah, dog. I've been here before, bro.
Yes, you can. Yes, you can.
I'm looking at you, bro. Yes. Yes, you
can. Why? I can't. Why is you doing
that, dog? But I really just want to go
home for me and my daughter. My daughter
don't have nobody. Me and my kid,
please. And you'll be home as soon as
possible with My kids don't even know
that. Like, I don't want to be
separated, bro.
My kids have never Baby, please listen
to me. My kids have I hope it stays that
way. I hope it stays that way.
And I hope you never go to jail again
either. But bro, my But my my babies,
you're too young to be doing this and
acting like this. How many kids do you
have? How many kids do you have? How
many kids do you have? These are the
only babies I have. My two and my three.
You don't have no kids, do you? I don't
have no kids besides Why are you talking
about your kids?
After behaving rudely and asking to go
out to go to the bathroom, the girl
turned from angry to crying and said she
wanted to go home because her daughter
was home in order to gain the police's
sympathy. But why is she still out and
causing trouble when her daughter is
home alone at these hours? Shoes on my
feet, too. While you
at the
shoes once defy none of y'all
los. Yes, ma'am. That she's a lying. I
never disrespected none of y'all. I want
shoes on my feet, though. I want I have
everything off.
She already been scanned. I was just I'm
so disrespectful. I was disrespectful.
You are disrespectful as I hope you know
that. I just paid
$51,000 to get out of here.
No, just right now. One moment. That's
what she said. She not been there
before. Then she said she just was here
2 days ago. You know what she got? She's
like, "My daughter's all alone. Love you
in the club." I live.
Anything that comes from live, we know
it's going to be a problem. We waiting
on them.
I'm pick up.
After being taken back to the detention
center, the woman began screaming and
crying, demanding her high heels. In a
peculiar turn of events, staff reported
that she initially claimed to have
children at home, but contradicted
herself just moments later, stating that
she didn't have any children. This
erratic behavior, paired with her
earlier actions raised concerns about
her mental state during the incident.
The woman's behavior at the nightclub
constitutes violations of several laws.
Specifically, she was charged under
Florida statutes chapter 784.011
011 assault, which defines assault as an
intentional unlawful threat by word or
act to do violence, coupled with the
ability to carry out that threat. The
penalty for simple assault is a
secondderee misdemeanor punishable by up
to 60 days in jail and a $500
fine. Additionally, she was charged
under chapter 87.03
03 disorderly conduct which addresses
behavior that corrupts public morals,
outrages the sense of decency or causes
disturbances. Disorderly conduct is a
secondderee misdemeanor with penalties
that can include imprisonment of up to
60 days and a fine not exceeding
$500.
The woman's claim of wrongful arrest may
hinge on whether the police followed
proper arrest procedures and whether her
behavior justified the
charges. This case underscores the
importance of mutual respect and
cooperation with law enforcement to
maintain public safety in order.
Following the law is essential for
fostering a fair and harmonious society
where everyone can feel secure. What do
you think about this situation? Share
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Come back from Applebees. Yeah, I had a
drink. How old are you? 21. You're 21.
My dad is
Who was that? Sean Lee. This fell off
because of damage. See, here's here's
the thing. Your dad, the sheriff's
officer, wasn't driving your vehicle
today. Your dad
on December 28th, 2022, a witness saw a
white vehicle crash into a traffic light
and then quickly leave the scene. A part
of the vehicle's front bumper fell onto
the road after the collision. About 15
minutes after the call, the police found
the suspect's vehicle at a gas station
across the street and then approached
the suspect. In New Jersey, hitting a
traffic light, and fleeing is a serious
violation under NJ, say
3941
129. The driver must stop, provide
personal information and a driver's
license, and notify the police if there
is significant damage or injury.
Penalties for fleeing after an accident
include fines, imprisonment, and
suspension or revocation of the driver's
license. For accidents causing injury or
death, the penalties can be more severe,
including up to 10 years in prison and
permanent revocation of the driver's
license.
Come back from Applebees. Yeah, I had a
drink. How old are you? 21. You're 21.
My dad is
Sean Lee. Your bumper's in the road over
there. Okay. Did you just hit that pole?
No, I promise I did not. No.
When the police asked Teresa, 21, if she
had hit the traffic light, she denied
it, mentioning that her father is a
local police officer, possibly hoping he
would come to her rescue. However, the
officers at the scene were certain that
the matter went beyond a simple
resolution. Being honest with the police
is crucial. If Teresa had hit the
traffic light, she should have admitted
it. Lying not only worsens the
situation, but can also lead to more
severe legal consequences. The police
have a responsibility to investigate
fairly and accurately. So, honesty helps
the process run more smoothly. Moreover,
relying on personal connections to evade
responsibility is not a good solution.
So, Teresa, yes, let me ask you again.
Yeah, you left Applebees. You cut
through the plaza. You came out by
Lowe's and Chick-fil-A. Did you hit the
traffic pole? I did not hit the traffic
pole. Do you not remember hitting a
traffic pole? I did not hit the traffic
pole. I promise you. In the middle of
the road over there and there's a pole
down. This part was hanging off already
cuz when I I hit a deer in Pennsylvania
and the the this part was hanging off
already. Do you smoke marijuana
recreationally? No, I do not smoke
marijuana. I do not smoke marijuana
universally.
Teresa continued to assert that she did
not hit the traffic light and that her
car's front end fell off 25 miles away
coinciding with another vehicle of the
same 21.
Who was that? Okay. All right.
Can I call my dad who's the sheriff's
officer? I'm here. Who's who's out with
your other part of your bumper? I was
going to talk to you and then we'll go
from there. Okay.
It's clear that Teresa mentioned her
father as a police officer, expecting
him to come to her rescue. But before he
could arrive, the police had already
started an investigation and gradually
uncovered part of the truth from
Teresa. Is that what's going on? So, you
drove away cuz you're scared. So, you
might get some tickets and maybe you
might get arrested. I already hit
something and he he So, you're saying
there was some damage, but obviously
your bumper is over there like this
officer was saying. already did. This
fell off because of already damaged.
Well, we're serious. Here's the thing.
Your dad, the sheriff's officer, wasn't
driving your vehicle today. Damaged. You
already reported to the insurance. You
already reported everything. I'm right.
You're an adult. We're trying to figure
out what happened with you and driving.
I hit a curb. You hit a traffic signal.
Yeah, you went up the curb. You hit the
traffic signal. The traffic signal fell
down and you left.
In this brief conversation, Teresa
admitted to hitting something, being
more intoxicated than they thought, and
texting while driving. Each of these
violations comes with its own separate
penalty.
NJA394-97.3 in New Jersey prohibits the
use of handheld mobile devices while
driving, allowing only hands-free usage.
Penalties for this violation include
fines with increasing amounts for repeat
offenses and may lead to suspension or
revocation of the driver's license. This
law aims to ensure road safety by
minimizing distracted driving. As the
truth began to emerge, the officers
decided to contact Teresa's father,
John. Contrary to her expectations, he
did not come to her aid as she had
hoped. Hey, John. How are you? Um, so
your
daughter wasn't really making
sense. Just give me a heads up. Uh, she
said that she was happy because the way
that she We were able to move out of the
road a little bit. You were texting, you
hit a pole, it fell, you drove away. I
just, you know,
just let this officer talk to you, Dad.
nervous. Yeah, I think she just just
Okay. Where what did she What does it
feel with that crash? There was some
bending and scratching going down the
side. John explained that Teresa had
previously been involved in a collision
with a deer causing damage to the front
right bumper. However, this damage was
not as severe as what was seen on the
current vehicle.
All right, no problem. Uh, can can I
come out? You guys out there? Uh, I'll
see if she wants you to come out. If she
wants, you know, you to drive her home.
Yeah, she's at the uh the Waw Wa on by
Kent Road. So, yeah. Uh, I think it
might be best if you come because like I
said, she's she's upset,
still very nervous. So, I I appreciate
it. Let me let me come out there and
I'll help. Thank you. Okay. All right.
Sounds good. Thanks. All right.
It appeared that Teresa would not
receive the help she hoped for from her
father. A few minutes later, he arrived
at the scene to speak with the police.
[Music]
So, she exactly. Yeah. So, you know
where that entrance? Yes. Where like
Ellie Fitness is in that intersection?
Yes. So, we got by the low side and then
that piece of buffer there was there.
But she described the other damage. The
other black piece I mean that's more
than it was. Okay. Yeah. So for the
other one, was it just like the bumper
wasn't hanging like that? No. So what it
was is um basically this was intact.
Okay.
Um these are all
So right now this is going to be my
fault. Okay.
Not I'm just asking. I got um So what is
it looking like now?
The officers at the scene seemed
concerned that Jon might try to protect
his daughter and became tense when he
inquired about their commanding officer.
This concern was not unfounded as there
are many examples of corruption where
senior officers might misuse their power
to shield their family from trouble.
However, the police quickly realized
that Jon's purpose was merely to gather
information about the incident to assess
it objectively. This became clear when
he checked his daughter's messages to
create a detailed timeline of the
events.
So, you can see it. Um, I don't know
what time you you initiated the stop.
No, that's not an excuse. I get it. But
what do you think time do you think that
initial call? Because she probably hit
it and was like, "Dad, what the [ __ ] do
I do?" Probably I would say somewhere
between 10:45 and 11.
That's about right. Hey,
Sergeant. 10:50,
right? So, that would probably be about
the time she hit it. What time? She
texting
you. You know, I mean, I mean, lying to
her cuz she knows that I'm a cop. She
knows she knows not to do that. Despite
Jon's wish to assist the police, the
supervisor at the scene asked him not to
participate to ensure the investigation
remained
objective. Apart from Teresa's actions,
everything proceeded perfectly,
showcasing the professionalism of the
police force. Returning to Teresa's
initial statement, she claimed to have
only had one drink at Applebee's, but
she was clearly more intoxicated than
she admitted. This was confirmed through
a series of field sobriety tests.
Field sobriety tests, FST, are a series
of tests that police commonly use to
determine if a person is impaired by
alcohol or drugs while driving. The
tests include three main parts. The HANE
desk checks for eye twitching. The walk
and turn test requires the driver to
walk in a straight line and turn. And
the one leg stand test requires the
driver to stand on one leg for 30
seconds.
After Teresa failed the test, she was
arrested and she began crying and
calling her father.
Dad. Dad. Dad. We'll let you
drive. Do you have anything? No.
The car cell phone? No. My cell phone is
in there. Like
so. Absolutely. Not not okay to safely
operate.
I mean
step one. There's a lot of indicators
there. So we're going to walk through
the middle. I'm sorry. Where's my dad?
Oh, your dad's right over here.
Okay,
stop in the car. You're arrested for
DUI. Have a seat.
That's I do want you to understand he's
a traffic. Nothing criminal here. These
are motor vehicle offenses.
After being taken to the police station
by her father, Teresa was tested for
blood alcohol content, revealing a back
of
0.17%, more than twice the legal
limit. In the United States, the legal
back limit for driving is 0.08% 08% for
adults over 21. In New Jersey, as in
many other states, exceeding this legal
limit is considered a DUI
violation. In Teresa's case, with a back
of
0.17%, twice the legal limit, she faces
severe penalties in Nuri, including
fines and imprisonment, depending on the
number of violations.
After Teresa was processed, she was
taken to the hospital for further
evaluation. She received a summon for
DUI, reckless driving, failing to report
the accident, and leaving the scene of
the accident. The charges against Teresa
are serious and must be handled strictly
according to the law. Despite being the
daughter of a police officer, Teresa
faced severe legal consequences,
demonstrating that there are no
exceptions when applying the law.
Furthermore, it reflects the need to
confront legal situations with honesty
and transparency. While Teresa tried to
evade responsibility and leverage her
personal connections for help, the truth
ultimately emerged through a thorough
and fair investigation by the police. We
hope this case serves as an important
lesson on the importance of following
traffic laws and handling legal
situations with honesty. Thank you for
watching the video. Don't forget to
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All
right. Hello.
Looks like you might have crashed your
car, huh? Oh my gosh. Hi. Yeah, I'm
Rachel and it's Rachel. Eli, what's
going on? How'd this happen? I don't
know. You're not sure? This is my
vehicle address, obviously. Well, how
did it end up on its side? Have you ever
wondered how a small incident could
trigger a chain of unexpected legal
troubles? Minor actions can lead to
unforeseen consequences, turning an
ordinary evening into an unpredictable
story. Join us as we explore this
journey
ahead. On August 20th, 2023 in
Wisconsin, the police were called to a
neighborhood concerning a car rollover
incident. They quickly arrived at the
scene and began their investigation.
All right.
Hello.
[Music]
Looks like you might have crashed your
car, huh? Oh my gosh. Hi. Yeah, I'm
Rachel. Nice to meet you. Rachel, what's
going on? How'd this happen? I don't
know. You're not sure? This is my
vehicle. Yes, obviously. Well, how did
it end up on its side?
Where are you coming from tonight,
Rachel?
Southside. Yeah. What's their address?
Do you know off the top of your head? I
don't know. But we had stopped um to
pick up a friend of Hobsies.
Where is that? Hobsies
is on the side of town, but I don't know
their exact address. Oh, there was
nobody with me. And I can tell you like
there was obviously a
When the police arrived, they found a
car belonging to a girl identified as
Rachel, which had rolled over without
any signs of collision with another
vehicle. They began investigating the
cause of the accident, starting with
questioning the girl, who displayed
clear discomfort when the officers
inquired about her condition.
You had anything to drink tonight,
Rachel? Um, no. It's not going to like
it's not going to incriminate any
further. No. No. I know. Not since 6:00
p.m. 6 p.m. So, I would say a few hours.
What would be considered a your
cocktail? I guess
4%. Yeah. You just had one of them.
Yeah. It's just a fine
of the cocktail. I'm sorry. That's okay.
Okay. Do you have any like issues with
your eyes at all? Like do you have any
that I'm aware of? Do you have any?
First and foremost, I guess I should
have asked this a little bit ago. Okay,
so here's the deal, Rachel. So, here's
the deal. No, you don't have to answer
anything. If you'd like to actually,
I'll let you know what's going on from
now. Because
you've superseded your rights of asking
me questions. You can talk to my
attorney. He knows my name. Is it
Rachel? I won't be answering any more of
your questions. I think I've made that
very clear. They quickly suspected that
Rachel might have been driving under the
influence and started questioning her
about it. Rachel admitted to having a
low alcohol cocktail at 6P, but insisted
she hadn't drunk anything since. As the
investigation continued, Rachel became
increasingly defensive and refused to
cooperate with the police, insisting on
resolving the matter through a lawyer.
What have you been drinking tonight,
Rachel? I haven't been drinking tonight.
I can smell the alcohol from you. I
guess you can smell the alcohol from me,
but I haven't been drinking. So, okay.
Why am I smelling alcohol from you? Have
you been around people who have been
drinking? Is there a reason why I'm
smelling alcohol right now? It doesn't
come from nowhere. Does that make sense?
Mhm. Okay. Makes total sense. Yeah.
Where have you been drinking tonight? I
think I already told you. Any questions
you have, you can talk to my Okay. Are
you
I think that's like very clear about
field. No. Are you willing to perform
any field tests for us tonight? No, I
would not be willing to perform. Are you
willing to do a PBT for us tonight?
Okay. You're going to be under arrest
for OWI.
Okay. I
got this time. She denied having
consumed alcohol. And when asked, Rachel
refused to undergo breathalyzer tests
and also refused a blood test, forcing
the police to inform her that she would
be arrested for driving under the
influence. In Wisconsin, under section
343.305
305 for all drivers on public roads are
considered to have consented to alcohol
concentration testing if requested by
law enforcement. If they refuse, their
driver's license will be suspended for
at least one year and they may be
required to install an ignition
interlock device on their vehicle under
section
3035. me when it when it first happened.
There's something in your car. I'm like,
"What?" Yeah. So, where was it parked?
Literally, it parked right in between
these two trees here. So, it launched it
like 20 ft. Huh. Yeah. Holy cow. There
was nobody in it. No, we were all It's
your vehicle. Okay. What's your first
name? Cody. What you're going to need to
do from this whole thing is you're going
to just have to call Progressive. Give
them that case number. Said that say
that your vehicle was hit. Um,
she's not being cooperative really, so I
don't know if she has insurance or not.
I would imagine she got the vehicle just
fine. Yeah, he's crashing with that.
Yep. I'll get you that that crash card
and then if you want to probably want to
move the vehicle, I could try. I would
It doesn't look like it's too damaged. I
think maybe the tire must have rode up
on the hood or something. I really don't
know
to be able to flip a car on its side.
Yeah. You would think there would be a
lot more damage. Yeah. Very.
I've been working here for a little bit
and I don't think I've seen a car
flipped on its side in the residential
area before.
The police then proceeded to take
witness statements. And what am I under
arrest for?
operating while under the influence of
other and is that assumptive or
assured? Um, is that an assumed offense
or is that meant assured? I still don't
know what you mean by that. Okay. I
didn't think so. It's okay. I mean, did
you assume I was operating under alcohol
or had you been assured by some sort of
test? Correct. Is that correct? Yes or
no? Rachel, we're not going to have this
conversation. Okay. So, that was
correct, right? That's why you arrested
me. You assumed I was operating my
vehicle, correct? What happened to you
not talking?
Well, I didn't think so. That's okay.
It's okay. It's a [ __ ] when you arrest
a
lawyer. I just kind of want to like walk
into those things. But you didn't read
me my Miranda rightites and you also
didn't tell me what. I mean, it's okay.
We all
learn. But you do know when you arrest
somebody, you have to read them their
Miranda rights, right? You know
that. And you know, any arrests that you
make without reading Miranda rights. In
addition to her lack of cooperation with
the police while in the patrol car, it
seemed that Rachel's sense of
entitlement truly began to
show. The one potential resolution for
tonight is I could have the
discretionary option of releasing you to
a sober responsible party instead of
taking you to jail. Is there first
question for you is is there somebody
who comes to mind that is a sober
responsible party right now? If you
don't want to answer my questions and
then we're going to be going to jail.
All
right, it is
my husband lives in
Nebraska. Like he's in Nebraska. My
husband is in Nebraska. That's where he
works, where he
lives. Do you want me to repeat that for
you? My husband is in Nebraska. So, I'm
a married woman and my husband lives in
Nebraska because that's where his work
is.
Um, maybe I think that answers it. My
husband is in Nebraska where responsible
party is. My husband is in Nebraska
currently.
[Music]
Rachel was finally arrested for not
having a legal
guardian. Rachel was arrested and
charged under section 346.63
63 1 A of the Wisconsin statutes for
first offense drunk driving, an act
prohibited when alcohol or other
substances impair the driver's ability
to control the vehicle safely, leading
to penalties such as fines temporary
suspension of the driver's license and
possibly requiring participation in
rehabilitation program. Furthermore, she
violated section
346.57, two by failing to maintain
control and section
346.13, one by making an unsafe lane
change, both of which could result in
fines and impact her driving record.
Rachel was also charged with failing to
provide proof of insurance under section
344.62,
62 which could lead to lead suffice and
suspension. These actions are all
dangerous and reflect a severe disregard
for the law. This serves as a profound
reminder of the severe consequences of
driving under the influence and failing
to cooperate with law enforcement. Such
actions not only endanger your own
safety, but also put the lives of those
around you at risk. Therefore, each of
us must take responsibility for
maintaining safety and respecting the
law to protect our community and
contribute to building a safer, more
civilized society.
I see she Hallelujah. My vengeance is
yours. I'm not going to jail. I'm asking
you to go behind your back. I'm not
going to jail. Put your hands behind
your back. Miss Fricky, stop. And I got
that problem with me. Oh yeah, I'm very
smart. So baby, we going to get On
December 12th, 2023, a woman was stopped
in Bell, Florida for speeding in a
school zone. She displayed a
confrontational attitude, but the
officer intended to let her off with a
warning. Britney, is that your correct
address? Okay. Is yes or no question.
It's called a closeended question. Yes
or no? Obviously, it is. I I don't know
if it is cuz sometimes people don't
change their addresses. Run them and
see. I don't know why you have to act
this way and see. I was simply coming
over to tell you to slow down. Okay.
Whatever you need to do, run it and see.
Miss Britney was give you a written
warning or a verbal warning. Okay? And
that's what I did. All I wanted to tell
you was 30 seconds. Just slow down. When
you want to buy your child, go find one
of them kids cuz I'm tired. I already
have a child. Thank you. And by the way,
you gave me the wrong registration. Yes.
It says for a Chevrolet, but I didn't
give you a ticket for that. So, who gave
you authority over me? I don't know. But
I'm 37. I don't know. But I'm 57. So,
I'm about 20 years older than And it
don't matter. I'm not your child. You
possibly could be my child. I'm not your
child. Okay. I'm a grown woman. That's
what that means. You're not going to
treat me like a grown woman. Speeding in
the school zone. I could be a real I
pulled over and I gave you my
registration and my license. I've given
you like a $400.
Okay. I understand how you feel, but I
did not give you a speeding ticket for
four or $500. Now, did I? No, I did not.
So, and a registration. All I said was
written warning. There you go. Try to
have a better demeanor. I don't need it.
We're done. We're done with the traffic
stop. Be careful when you're backing
out. I know you're grown, Britney.
Britney displayed irritation and
uncooperiveness from the start. When
asked about the address on her license,
she responded with sarcasm and
impatience. She then handed over the
wrong vehicle registration and despite
leniency, her attitude remained defiant.
Don't preach through here because you're
going to get a ticket. 37. Remember
that. Ma'am, I don't I don't care how
old you are. Okay. You ain't going to
tell me what's new and nobody else. If
it's the law, then yes, the law is going
to tell you what to do. That's what you
can do. That's the only thing you can
do. Do you have issues that I need to be
aware of? Do you have issues that I need
to be issues? I'm asking you. You have
issues. No, she's good. She just has Oh,
you know what? I forgot you. Maybe if
you want to continue this the stop with
inoperable equipment on her vehicle. So,
that could have been the third ticket
and whatever you want to do. Miss
Britney, you have a very terrible
disposition. I feel sorry for whoever is
involved in your life because your
attitude is terrible.
No, you're free to go. You got to watch
out for the officer. Why would we? Okay,
now the vehicles. Yeah, he just stopped
in front of my vehicle. You
just front of my vehicle. I'm not going
over. Okay, cuz you
Well, cuz you just stepped in front of
my vehicle. I don't care about y'all not
liking me. I don't care nothing about
y'all not liking me. Walking away. I
don't care nothing about y'all without
me being at clear. I don't care nothing
about y'all not liking me because you
know what? God gonna take care of it
all. I don't care nothing about not
liking. Hey, you're not free to go now.
You just That's an assault on an
officer. So stay out the vehicle. Where
are you going? What are you doing? She
hit you with a car. They'll get what
they You're going to get what you That's
They'll get what they're going to get.
You want to spend the night in jail?
That's what Tensions escalated when
Britney attempted to leave the scene. As
she started to drive off, the officer,
who was standing near the front of her
vehicle, was nearly struck by her car.
The officer immediately ordered her to
stop. At which point, the situation
shifted from a simple traffic stop to a
more serious confrontation.
Don't live up here, baby. You just You
just hit officer with your car. You
really want There's a car for long.
That's what he did. Your problem is you
don't You don't have problem
observation. You have no observation.
Observation. Okay. Did you report it? I
sure did. Oh, you did? Okay. Sure did.
To who? The Marino police. Who are you?
Who are you? Who are you to me? And who
are you? I am an official law
enforcement officer certified in the
state of Florida to enforce the laws. To
enforce the laws. Okay. And you know how
many? And you know what? And I don't
care if you don't like me. And I don't
care about you not liking me either. No,
you said it to me first. I don't care.
Okay. I don't know where this attitude
is coming from. The attitude is you. You
almost hit him with the car. You want to
step out of the ve? That's the attitude.
Do you want to step out of the vehicle?
Because I don't care nothing about you.
You want to step out? How about you step
out of the vehicle? Nothing. And you
don't owe me anything. For once, you
just tried to hit this officer and
probable cause is aggravated assault
with a deadly weapon. He stopped in
front of my car. I was already in. Yeah.
So, go ahead and step out the vehicle.
Turn your vehicle off. Get out the
vehicle. I'm not going to tell you this
again. I'm asking you now to step out
your vehicle. Okay. Yeah. Step out of
your car. Y'all will get what I don't
get. That's fine. Step out your vehicle.
Fantastic. Step out your vehicle. Step
out the vehicle. You're going to jail.
Turn around. Put your hands behind your
back. Time for You're being arrested.
Oh, I'm not going to jail. Yeah, you
are. Put your hands behind your back.
I'm not going to tell you again. I'm not
going to jail. I'm asking you to turn
around. Put your hands behind your back.
I'm not going to jail. Put your hands
behind your back. Put your hands behind
your back. Stop. You're going to jail.
Put your hands behind your back. Stop
resisting. Stop resisting or you're
going to get paid. I'm not going to get
your back.
your damn
work. I'm y'all will get what's coming
to y'all cuz y'all going to wish y'all
would
witness back.
Get what's coming. So you and my man
will
too. After being informed of her arrest
for assaulting an officer, Britney
refused to exit her vehicle, repeatedly
claiming she had done nothing wrong and
was being treated unfairly. Despite
warnings of potential force, she
continued to resist, prompting the
officers to physically remove her from
the vehicle and handcuff her. Oh my god.
Oh yeah, she was coming to her, baby.
Especially when I didn't do anything
wrong. Pat you down. Pat me down. Policy
and procedure. Pat me down, baby. Cuz
those witches and warlocks, they going
down, baby. Baby wrote that positive.
Cuz you sure sound like a person that
might. Sure don't, baby. So do I.
Hottest degree. So that means you [ __ ]
with me cuz I don't want to [ __ ] stay
with my mama. That's why y'all [ __ ] with
me. And I don't give a [ __ ] Who's your
mama? Yeah. Don't even want to be
around. Good. You denied yourself
another charge. Yeah. For what?
Resisting. I'm with you. I'll go to
court all day. Let's go. Let's go. Let's
go. Come on. Let's go. Cuz baby, we got
it. It's on. Don't get down to the
bottom of it. Okay. Cuz baby, I know my
life. Cuz what I'm getting arrested.
Does she have anything on her? Cuz what
I'm getting arrested for. You already
been told. Cuz what I'm getting arrested
for. Aggravated. Yeah. With a deadly
weapon. You're going You said you would
fight every battle. Oh Lord. Father. You
said that. I see. She Hallelujah. My
vengeance is yours. You see the weapons,
oh Lord, that was formed. Father God,
you Hallelujah. Father God, you said
that I see she Hallelujah. That
vengeance is yours, oh Lord. Father God,
the shackles got to come off. They got
to come off, Lord. They got to come off,
oh Lord. Father,
thank you, Lord. Vengeance is yours,
Lord. I got it. He got it. He knows all
and he's seen all. Nothing is hidden
before him. He seen it all. Charge every
lie, Father God. I ask you to uncover
it, Lord. Ask you to uncover every lie,
Lord. Every lie, Lord, every lie, every
scheme, every plot, Lord, I ask you to
uncover it, Lord. I ask you to uncover
it, Lord. Uncover, Lord. Hallelujah.
Uncover the schemes of the plots of the
wicked. Oh, nothing shall be hidden.
Nothing shall be hidden. As Britney was
arrested, her behavior became erratic.
She made loud religious proclamations
declaring God would handle the situation
and the officers would face divine
consequences. Her outbursts continued as
she invoked biblical references while
being handcuffed and taken into custody.
I am resisting.
She's either getting that or I and she
needs to be placed under a baker, too.
But I guess it's going and has to be
done at jail cuz she is she's really
having
the officers on the scene expressed
concern about her mental state with one
officer suggesting that she might need
to be placed under a Baker Act hold
which in Florida allows for involuntary
examination and psychiatric evaluation
if a person is deemed to be a threat to
themselves or others. The legal
consequences for Britney's actions are
severe. She was charged with aggravated
assault on a law enforcement officer, a
seconddegree felony in Florida. Under
Florida statute
784.021, aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon carries a maximum penalty
of 5 years in prison and substantial
fines. In addition to this serious
charge, Britney was also charged with
resisting arrest, which can be
classified as a misdemeanor or felony
depending on the severity of the
resistance. According to Florida Statute
Chapter
843, resisting an officer without
violence is a firstderee misdemeanor,
punishable by up to one year in jail and
a fine of up to
$1,000. However, if resistance involves
violence, it can be elevated to a
thirdderee felony carrying a maximum
sentence of 5 years in prison. The
cumulative effect of these charges could
result in Britney facing significant
jail time, financial penalties, and a
permanent criminal
record. This case highlights the
importance of mutual respect and
cooperation with law enforcement to
ensure public safety and order. A daring
to the law is crucial in creating a just
and harmonious society where everyone
can feel secure. What are your thoughts
on this situation? Share them with us in
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How much you had to drink tonight? Um
two beers within the last like six
hours. Stop.
Are you going to Are you going to comply
with these tests? Like, what am I doing
wrong? Get back here. No. Over here.
Stop. You're under arrest. A quiet
evening suddenly turned tense when the
police were called to a car accident
where a vehicle had driven into a ditch.
The driver's unusual behavior led to a
series of unexpected events, putting the
police in a challenging situation. What
really happened and why did the
situation escalate so unexpectedly?
On the evening of May 11th, 2024, Ohio
police received an emergency call about
an incident involving a white Jeep that
had veered off the road and fallen into
a deep ditch. Patrol teams were
immediately dispatched to the scene to
assess the situation and assist the
driver. When they could help me
likewise, they have a tow strap and
everything, but they're not trying to
help me for some reason. So, how did you
end up here? I didn't even know. I tried
to like turn around and I thought this
was like a grass spot, but it's like
totally a ditch. So, I'm really stuck.
Well, I was going from like Toledo to
Mom 10 back roads. I went to like right
aid first. Right. Where? Okay. Have your
ID with you? Um, somewhere jerky.
Yeah, I'm 23 and a half. Okay. October
17th, 2000 at like 5. Yeah. And then I
went to a park and then I went another
park and it went here. I tried calling
my friends to get a tow strap to try to
get me out, but nobody could come. Okay.
But they have a tow strap and they're
they're not helping me so I don't know
what their deal is really. But I'm 29.
Okay. And what park did you go to after
that? Oak openings. And then I went to
like weird's
rapids there and then I went here and I
tried to turn around try to go like on
river road because I didn't really know
where I was but then I realized where I
was and then I was going to just go
straight but then I kind of got stuck
here and then I realized it was not a
flat area. It was a ditch indeed. Okay.
So you were you were on your way back to
Toledo then from Wire's Rapids. Well
back to Mommy or Mommy Rapids. Yeah.
Okay. Okay. So kind of need a little
help maybe getting backwards. Does that
go neutral? Okay. Do you have any issues
with your back, your legs, or anything
like that? Mm. Okay. Any medical
problems? Upon arrival, police
discovered a young woman, later
identified as Clare, 23, sitting behind
the wheel of the stranded vehicle. Clare
appeared confused and showed clear signs
of intoxication. She explained that she
was stuck and needed help, but could not
provide a clear explanation of how she
ended up in this situation. The police
asked her to step out of the car for
further investigation. There's some
stone. Just watch when you get out. Just
watch your step. Sandals on. So, I'm
good. All
right. So, I'm going to have you stand
in front of my car. All right. Hey. Hey.
Come back here. Go ahead and stand in
front of my car. Okay. In front of my
car. You have green eyes. I have Okay.
Don't Don't lean on the car. Don't sit
on my car. How much you had to drink
tonight? Um, two beers within the last
like six hours. Okay. So, you're
drinking at work? No, just after work.
Okay. I had two beers since then. It's
been like 6 hours. Okay. Six and a half
hours. Okay. Okay.
One cigarette. 1711. Can you shut them
lights off? Shut those.
Okay. So, you've only had two beers.
What kind of beers were they? They were
IPAs.
Okay. Local IPAs. Okay. In a can or a
bottle? Can. Okay. Once again, any
issues with your eyes? Period. No. Okay.
But you do wear contacts and you have
them in right now. Okay. So, I want you
to do stand feet together, arms down to
your sides. Can you see the tip of my
Yes, I can. Okay. Of course I can. Yep.
All right. You can see the tip of my
finger. Pain it perfectly. Yeah. Okay.
Okay. So, with your eyes and your eyes
only, follow the tip of my finger. Okay.
Patrick. Nope. Nope. Just Just your
eyes. Okay.
She admitted to the police that she had
consumed two bottles of IPA beer within
the past 6 hours. During the horizontal
gaze nagmas test, the suspect's eyes
appeared unsteady under observation.
I'm Excuse me. Nothing. Stand up. You
have three eyes. They're really pretty.
Okay.
I followed my three exes and both of
them had just I got it.
Do you believe in magic? Do you believe
are you going to
Are you going to comply with these
tests? I have to work tomorrow and the
next day. Okay. Hands out of your
pockets. Arms down to your side. Chuck,
clear. Post 45 clear. All right. Stop
talking. Stop spitting. Stop leaning on
my car.
Put your arm down. I'm freezing on your
bow. Got it. Don't you like care about
the human heart? Yeah. Finger. I feel
like you don't finger. Are you even
looking at my eyes?
finger right here. Got it. Got it. I
literally got it. And I don't know why
you're being so hard on me right now.
Got it.
Hello, finger. Okay. With only my eyes.
Come over here to this white line. Yes,
sir.
Throughout the process, Claire continued
to exhibit uncooperative behavior. She
failed to follow instructions,
constantly talked off topic, and even
sang and performed unusual actions.
Turning and moving continuously despite
being asked to stay still, clear signs
of intoxication.
All right. Put your left foot on the
white line. Left foot. Put your right
foot. Stop. Stop. Go back.
I'm sorry. What do you want from me? I
want you to put your left foot on the
white line. Right foot. All right. Left
foot. Right foot. Stop. Left foot. Stop.
Like what am I doing wrong? Get back
here. No. Over here. Stop. You're under
arrest. For what? Operating vehicle
while intoxicated. I'm not intoxicated.
Tennessee record. My parents almost came
down and three different what? Three
different notice. My three different
arrests. Yeah. One was in front of my
house, one was in front of my house, and
one was right here. Were they all
alcohol related? That was my second beer
of the night. I've had eight hours of
work. Okay. Two beers in six hours.
Well, if you would have just done the
test instead of acting like a child. I
did did the test perfectly. Perfectly.
The most perfect a girl could do it. I'm
not even kidding you. Lower your voice.
I'm not even walk over here in front of
my camera. The most perfect a girl could
do it. Watch this. Stop. Just stop. I'm
literally two beers in. Would you do
this to the man? Come on. Would you do
this to a man? Okay. A man probably
would. Yeah, that's a man probably would
have, could have. Yep. A man probably
would have, could have. During the
balance test, when asked to stand on a
straight line, Claire not only failed to
comply, but also mumbled and asked
nonsensical questions, prolonging the
test unnecessarily. Given the situation,
the officers had no choice but to arrest
Clare on suspicion of driving under the
influence. At this point, Clare began to
portray herself as the victim, and her
attitude worsened.
Ohio Revised Code
45,511.19 prohibits anyone from driving
under the influence of alcohol or drugs
to the extent that it impairs their
ability to drive safely. Penalties for
this violation can include fines, jail
time, and suspension of the driver's
license. Offenders may be required to
attend educational programs and install
an ignition interlock device on their
vehicle. Instead of driving after
drinking, call a ride service. to use
public transportation or have a sober
friend drive. This ensures greater
safety.
Do you hate your congratulate check? I
hate them both. Check those pockets real
quick. Yeah, check on check you both.
Stop kicking. What did I
do? I hate you fools so much. You don't
even know. Yeah. Lock me in. Yep. That's
right. Yeah. Hit that lock. Get that
right. I hate you both. Stop kicking you
both. You both. I hate you [ __ ] both
with my whole entire heart. You That's
why I hate all you want. Yep. Hate you.
Me too. Hate me too. Yep. Yep. Yep. How
you doing? You both takes Well, harass
me you and she just need me in the nut.
So
I never hate you.
I hate you.
Claire became more agitated verbally
abusing the officers, kicking, cursing,
and making serious threats. She remained
aggressive while being handcuffed and
placed in the police car, expressing
deep hatred toward the officers and
demanding they retrieve her belongings
from the car, including her phone,
skateboard, and other personal items.
Get my bands. Get my longboard. Get my
phone. Get my speaker. And [ __ ]
you. [ __ ] you. Get my pads. Get my pads,
please. In my purse. I hate you.
I've been on for a few seconds. I can
murder a cop. And I will.
I'm going to murder a cop. I'm going to
murder you. Okay. What? Yeah. You want
to help me? You want to help? Take the
breathalyzer test. Do you want to help
me?
By what? Get me out of this ditch and
just help me get home. Get you there
eventually. Can I get my water in my
car, please? My water. Copy that. I have
to work tomorrow. Thanks. Bye. Claire
was taken into custody and brought to
the police station with a series of
serious charges, including two counts of
fourthderee assault under Ohio Revised
Code 2,93.13.
Harassment with a bodily substance for
spitting on officers under Ohio revised
code,921.38, driving under the influence
failure to control the vehicle and
driving in marked lanes under Ohio
Revised Code
4511.33. These offenses carry penalties
that can include fines or imprisonment.
At the preliminary hearing, Clare was
granted bail set at
$3,025 and released while awaiting the
official court date. Notably, the
initial assault charges against Clare
were later reduced from fourth degree to
first degree. However, the trial is
still ongoing and the related charges
are still under
review. This incident highlights the
dangers and legal consequences
associated with driving under the
influence. Her case also underscores the
challenges law enforcement officers face
when dealing with uncooperative and
aggressive individuals. As court
proceedings continue, this case serves
as a reminder of the importance of
adhering to legal standards and
encourages the community to be more
aware of personal responsibility.