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Today we got a video from Uncovered and the title of the video is "Sorority Girls' Night Out Gets Her Expelled With a Felony." >> Today on Uncovered, this rookie cop has to make a tough decision in front of his sergeant when they catch a 20-year-old with alcohol and a fake ID outside of a frat party. Do you guys think he made the right call or were officers too harsh with their punishment? >> Excuse me. >> No, Rebecca's already gone. >> Hey, how old are you? >> Oh, 21. >> You're 21? >> Yes, oh, we're just here right now. >> Okay, do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah, yeah, I do. I do. Um, yeah, we're just going to call and then [music] Wait, are you on break? God damn it. My keys are inside. >> I'm sorry. >> They're They're My keys are inside. Where am I going? >> What's your name? >> My name's My keys are inside. >> your name? >> I'll get it. I'll get it real fast. >> You're fine. You're fine. Just give me your name and date of birth, okay? >> Oh. >> And what's your date of birth? >> 05/21/2000. >> The suspect initially claims she is 23 years old. >> But isn't there but I can't grab her real fast if you want me >> So, we already got two different years. The first year lines up to where she says she's 21 when the officer asked her how old are you. She says 21. And now the year that she's actually given, it would line up to where she's 23. Oh, boy. >> Same type of Same type of card? >> Okay. >> You got a license out of Florida? >> No, I'm in I'm from Georgia. >> Georgia driver's >> Yeah, yeah, it's a Georgia driver's license. >> Yes, yes. Date of birth is going to be 05/21/2000. What's the address on your driver's license? >> Cordele, Georgia. >> That's 10-4. Spell your last name again. C. >> Yeah. >> 440 headquarters, can we try the last name Charlie? M as in Yankee. >> Whose party is this? >> It's the KA. I'll literally I will literally go get my keys for y'all. Like it's like I swear. No, like I swear. >> to confirm everything that you >> No, this is literally a KA party. I'm with all my friends. >> Ooh. >> I just want to take this. I'm like I don't know what I mean. This is Oh. >> All right, so there's an opportunity where if you give us a wrong name, it's going to be really bad for >> No, my name's A C 1 401 Georgia. Swear to God. Swear to God. This is me. This is me, 100%. >> So we're trying to find you in the system right >> No, I swear to God, this is me. I can like pull up I'm like I have everything on me right now, too. Like I have my like I like I have literally everything. Like I don't I don't know, like >> And what is your date of birth? Is what? >> May 21st Look, I got it. I got it. Oh wait, I got it. >> So May 21st? >> 2003. Got it. >> 2003? >> Yes. May 21st, 2003. >> All right. Let's take a walk to my car, okay? My truck. >> Wait, you're not letting me walk alone. >> Well, ma'am, you told me your date of birth is May 21st. >> May 21st, 2003. >> Don't run from me, okay? >> Oh, oh, I'm not running. >> I'm just making sure. >> I was like >> I got to. I'm going to make sure you don't run from me. >> The suspect, being clearly intoxicated, accidentally tells officers her actual birthday and reveals that she is actually 20 years old. >> Oh, May 21st, 2000. >> Right, is it 2000 or 2003? >> 2003. >> That's not >> 2003. It's 2003, guy. >> How old are you? >> Oh, me right now, I'm 20. I'm about to turn 21. I turn 21 May 21st. No, no, I'm 20 right now. I turn 21 in May. >> Look, come over here for me. >> I turn 21 in May. Yes, sir. >> How old did you say you were? >> May 21st, 2003. Sir, that was like I swear to God, that was like my like I swear to God. Like >> Have a seat. Have a seat. I'm going to take your information, okay? >> Have what? >> Have a seat. >> Yeah. >> We just need to verify what you just gave us because you gave me the wrong name twice. All right. >> I wouldn't yell. >> You gave her the wrong name. We asked you that. You told me your birthday was in 2000. >> 2003. I said 2000 and then 2003 and then 2 >> So, which one is it? >> 2003. I turn 21 May 21st this year. What's going to happen to me? >> Uh Officer Victory is going to handle everything. >> Verify. >> He's going to He This is his rodeo. >> Okay. >> I'm just a clown in it. I will tell you that I know I knew you weren't 21 from the get-go. >> Oh, and I know, but >> But the thing is >> Nobody else in there is >> That's my Okay. So, you want me to go in there? >> No, and I don't cuz that's my >> He's a good sergeant, though. Um >> [cough and clears throat] >> because from the narration and everything, it seems like that this this guy who's actually talking to her right now is actually the supervisor, and the young kid is the rookie the rookie cop or whatever. But, I like that he's not really stepping in too much. He's letting him do it. That's a good supervisor. Like, you know, let him learn. Let him do it cuz that's the best way to If you just being full, like, like, no, like let him let him do it. You know what I'm saying? Like the officer said, we know she ain't 23. You could look at her and tell she's not 23. To me to me. I could She don't look 23 to me. You know what I mean? She She looks, I would say, somewhere around 17 to maybe 21 if you're pushing it. But, you could tell by her body language that she wasn't 21. But, 23 and I don't She don't look 23 to me. >> I'm not going to do that. I'm going to go on the record because >> No, cuz I was just outside and I was trying to leave and I was calling my friend and >> thing is, as soon as you walked outside, you saw me. What did you do? >> I just was standing in there. I didn't do anything. >> What did you do? You saw me, you went, "Oh, there's the cops. I've got to >> I didn't say that. I swear to God I was on the phone with my mom. >> But, I was on the phone with my friend and I was >> You took that drink and you went, "Oh, I need to hide this drink." And you turned away from me. Cuz you were trying to hide that you had a drink. Cuz you knew you were underage to have it. Then, when we stopped and asked you how old you were, you went, "Oh, I'm 21." >> I didn't know what else to say. Everybody says that. >> Okay, well, that's lying. You know what happens when you lie to police? That's a charge. >> I've never been stopped by the police. >> All right. So, the law states, how old are you supposed to be to be in possession of alcohol? >> 20 21. >> 21. >> And I swear to God I swear to God. >> Okay. Make your decision. >> I'm 20 I'm 20. I turn 21 in May. I swear to God. >> How old is she? She's 20. Okay, make your decision. That's a great supervisor, man. He He He's a great supervisor. >> No, please, sir. Please, sir, don't. Please, no, please, sir. Please. Please, I'm begging you. >> Come on. >> Wait, can I please Wait, can I please not go to the police department, please? >> We're going to get to that. Just stand up. I need you to stand up for me. >> No, but please. My god, I think I would literally >> It hurts. >> No, no, I got it. It's okay. I'm putting my phone in the front. It's okay. Wait, guys. Wait, guys, please. Please. Wait. No, it's about to get intense. >> We'll get to that when we get to that, okay? >> Can I not get to that, please? I swear to god. >> When everything's here, so have a seat, okay? >> She's doing a lot of swearing to god, man. >> Oh my god. >> You're talking to big reason. We're just going to talk for a little bit. We'll be right back, okay? >> The sergeant asks his deputy in training, who has taken lead on this incident, how he would like to proceed. >> Mark Soto, she's under arrest, all right? All right. You can take her to jail? >> Yeah. Why? >> She lied to me. Twice. So, we have a whole separate thing. I mean, if you have an issue with it >> No, I'm just What What charge is it for? >> Walk me through it. All right, so, first thing we have the arrest >> a search incident for us. You may want to search to see if you have anything else before you go running down that road. >> Okay. Okay, I got you. I got you. Um Here's my thing. >> Mhm. >> INTA is a courtesy thing? >> Yeah, it is. >> If I INTA, I'm going to have to educate her. I already tried that and she pretty much told me that she was scared and I get it, but that's not an excuse to lie to law enforcement when you're legally detained. >> Okay. >> I get it. I get it, but that's my thing. >> Okay. >> Um I don't have a problem with INTAing her, but this is going to have to be a learning experience if it's going to turn into >> She lied about her age. >> She lied about her age. Yes. >> Twice. Did she lie about Did she false identify herself? >> She gave the wrong date of birth. >> Yeah. >> So, you got to think about your statute. Does it fall under that statute? >> I don't think it does. It really has to made. >> See, that's what I think. >> Okay, so >> that's where now you still get her like resisting cuz she gave you a false date of birth and impede your investigation cuz you kept getting no record no record. >> Yeah. >> That's an option. How about we do a search incident to arrest and see if we find anything else? >> I'm going to let us Okay. Yeah, let's go down that road. >> All right. Let me >> Her purse and everything right here. >> Got you. >> Upon his sergeant's instructions, the deputy looks through the suspect's belongings before making a final decision about how to proceed. While looking through her purse, he finds something that only makes the situation worse for her. >> Fake ID. >> Shall we? Hey. >> Hey, sir. >> All right. I'm Officer Miller Fischer, PD. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> I'm the training officer, Officer Vickery. All right. You have some big problems. >> What's up? What's up? Big problems. >> Don't keep your space right there. >> Oh, sorry. >> So, we did a search incident to arrest. So, we searched your stuff. >> Okay. >> Do you know what we found? >> Probably one ID. That's it. >> Two IDs. >> Oh, I only have one. >> No, you got Molly's. >> I don't have Molly. >> You got Molly's drugs. Molly's drugs. >> Oh, my god. I was like the drug. Oh, yes. I have heard. That's one of my friends. Yes, I have heard. >> Illegal to have it. >> I swear to god. I swear I have heard in my purse. Oh, sorry. >> You have someone else's driver's license. Is it >> I do. In my purse. I do have it in my purse. >> You keep talking, it only works out worse for you. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Okay, I'm done. >> To have a second valid driver's license in your possession is illegal. >> Okay. >> You're not allowed to have that. >> Okay. >> You also have a Pennsylvania driver's license with your name all over it. >> Oh, and that that was one. >> That one's being used right now. >> but that's mine. >> It's being used right now. >> That's mine, and I will say it. That is not a fake ID, and I don't use it anymore. >> Do you know what a fake ID is? >> I do. I do, sir. >> Do you know what charge that is? >> No, sir. >> It's a felony. >> I don't >> Possession of a fraudulent driver's license is a felony charge. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Do you know what that means? >> No, sir. >> Jail. Just get A fake ID is a fake ID. That's a felony charge. That means you go to jail jail. So. >> [panting] >> Oh, don't don't don't >> [gasps] >> Don't ha ha now. Yeah. You go to jail jail. Jail jail. You know what that means? That means you get to go and see Big Bertha. You a first-timer. She's waiting on you. She's been waiting on you all night. She going to show you the ropes and everything, man. She going to show you the ropes and everything in there. Show you how everything go. You might become a girlfriend. You know, okay? But, we going to say that for another time. But, yeah. Listen. The training officer or whoever he is, the sergeant, fantastic job. The whole the Listen. I love supervisors like that. Supervisors that like that and you could translate it into any job, any work like micromanaging and all of that stuff. No, that's not going to No, that's not going to do it. But, supervisors that, okay, this guy, he's been trained. He knows what he's got to do. Walk me through it. You're going to arrest her, you're not going to get her a sight and release or whatever. Why? What do you got? Well, she lied about her date of birth. Well, does that fit the statute? Cuz really the statute says really about the name. She didn't lie about her name. She lied about the date of birth. Okay. All right. Walk me through it. Why? Well, she lied twice. da da da. Okay. Well, and then he gives his suggestion. But he's letting him do what he do, but he's giving his suggestion. Well, let's Now that we have her in custody, let's go through her property and let's see if we can find anything else that'll make our case better. Do the search, they find more things. Better case. Fantastic job, man. Fantastic job. And the officer for soaking in the information and listening as well, you know, he's not a guy that's a know-it-all or whatever. No, you you you just out the academy, fresh out. You know what I mean? You're taking what the officer is saying and you're applying it, you're learning. This is fantastic, man. Fantastic work. >> You're doing a lot of lying. >> I'm sorry. >> And >> And I >> I'm literally working with him, trying to keep you from going to the jail. >> before. Wait, can I just be honest for one second? >> You can be honest all you want. Yeah. So, let me explain something. Let me ask you something. >> Yes, sir. >> If you know it's illegal to have alcohol while under the age of 21, >> Yes, sir. >> had you not had alcohol, >> Yes, sir. >> would we be in this situation? >> No, sir. And I'm sorry, but I was just at my friend's prom and they functioned and I walked out to the road. I was trying to leave because I didn't want to be with my date. Now, I'm trying to leave and I just walked out from my turn stupidly to the road and like I shouldn't have and I would have regretted it and I would have put the drink down if I could have, but I didn't, you know. >> I understand. Okay. Um Turn your feet and never put alcohol down. >> All right. Sorry. Sorry. >> What are you going to do? What what Make a decision what you're going to >> [music] >> I want to You got the criminal You got the criminal You got charges on her. >> Right, but this be one or two counts of fake IDs. >> We're going to seize this for um safety reasons. [music] She wants it, she can come get it from her. >> We're going to jail. >> Going to jail? >> Yeah. >> Going to jail? Never mind then. >> Officer Victory explained to Miss >> What's What's going on here? >> All right. >> We are going to take a trip to We need to go by 10-1 for her. >> All right. >> We're going to take a trip to Blaine County Detention Center, okay? You are being charged for possession of the fake IDs as well as underage drinking, okay? >> Can I use your bathroom at my place? >> Just use the bathroom. I have to turn you over the age of 21, okay? Buckle down below. >> All right. >> What's your number? >> This is so such a great video. >> All right. >> All right, now. Or not. >> No, we're not. All right. Same time for me, okay? All right. So, cool. >> If any of you guys are supervisors in your own, you know, work profession or whatever, be more like this guy. Be more like this training officer. Have faith in your your staff that's under you. Their decision-making. Give them the confidence. Give them the tools to succeed and let them make their own mind. We can tell that there was a conflict. The other guy would have probably cited and released or whatever. You know, whatever. That's the vibe I'm getting. Like the supervisor I You know, okay. You know, but he didn't, you know, belittle his actions or talk him out of his actions to want to take her to jail. You know what I'm saying? She lied a couple of times, got the fake IDs. It's great. It's It's It's great. You know what I mean? She has to learn a lesson. She'll be down there for a few hours, and and that's that. You know what I mean? Might have to spend the day, the night, you know. But it is what it is. That Both sides did amazing. This was a This was great, man. Something like this need to be showed in all train Man, I couldn't stand supervisors that micromanage, man. Like, damn. Let me do what I got to do, and if I need help, I'mma call you, fill you in, boo boo boo, give give me a take your advice, but that's that. Those supervisors I worked great with. Micromanaging and trying to No. No, no, no, no, no. It's That's terrible. Terrible, man. But this great supervisor. >> [music]
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