I want you to turn your body cam off. To turn off the body cam, you have to turn it off. And that's her protocol. She'sing lawyer, so she knows. >> What are you? >> What are you a probable cause of detaining for? >> You're being detained cuz you're not >> power and status often give people the illusion that they're untouchable and that rules and consequences only apply to [music] regular people. Many times, some use wealth and status to hide their atrocities. But what happens when they are caught in the act of breaking the law? >> I want the CHIEF OF POLICE IN BRIDGE. WHY YOU DO THIS TO ME? NO. Get him out of here. >> No. No. No. No. >> Let's go. >> No. NO. BOB, >> STOP FIGHTING. STOP DOING THAT TO ME. >> WE'RE OUT. WE'RE OUT. >> OKAY, we're out. >> Oh, guys. >> All we wanted, man. Just keep >> Here are several moments when powerful people were caught in the act. The first case takes us to Lumberton Township, New Jersey, where the mayor, Gina Lla, was caught driving recklessly under the influence with her little one in the car. >> Are you okay? >> Yes, I am. Over the house, buddy. >> You all right? >> Yes, I am. Thank you. >> Sure. Have you had anything to drink or anything like that? >> No, I'm good. >> You stop. What did you get? >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> On March the 17th, 2025, officers received reports of a reckless driver along Route 38, Lumberton Township. According to an eyewitness who [music] captured the incident on video, the driver was swerving across lanes and nearly struck a utility pole. Following the report, officers began tracking the described vehicle, a blue BMW. The trace led them straight to the town's mayor, Gina Lla's home. [snorts] >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Say what? >> I said our cameras are off. Got to let you know that. You all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, we're just getting reports that you swerving all over. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> You all right? >> Yes. Hi. >> School, honey. Are you okay? >> Yes, I am. Go to the house, buddy. >> You all right? >> Yes, I am. >> Struggling to stand a little bit. >> Oh, good. Thank you. >> You okay? >> Yes, I am. All right. You >> sure? Have you had anything to drink or anything like that? Yeah, I'm good. >> Hi. Hello. >> I hid in the car. >> Come here real quick. Here. Come here. Can you Can you just sit on the curb for me for a minute while we talk to your mommy? >> All right. High five. Thank you. All right. >> Yeah. school. >> Where's Where's the school at? >> Have you had anything to drink? >> It's all right. >> No. >> All right. So, would you mind doing some some tests for us? >> Pardon me? >> Would you mind doing some tests for us? >> Sure. Do >> you um do you want me to get >> anyone inside? >> No. >> No. Uh Jason is working. So >> yeah. >> Do you mind putting that purse down while we do these tests? Thank you. >> Where? Uh >> where were you coming from? It's >> school. All right. Um, why don't we go down to the roadway? Is that okay? >> Officer Central right here. You want to use that sidewalk? Whatever you think. damage on the car. >> Okay. From location 12, >> you don't have any recollection of hitting anything. >> The officers had to follow due protocol without giving her any preferential treatment as the mayor. For them, holding a public office meant that she would be held to a higher standard. On administering the field sobriety test to her, it was confirmed that she was under the influence. and as such had to face the law. How far how far out is uh is your husband? >> Um he's at work in a viewing. So like 45 minutes. >> Okay. Just just not you know beating it being honest with you. So I mean how much has you had to drink? >> What what did you drink? >> Vodka. >> I'm sorry. It's look it's we're just doing our job. So >> No, I know you are. >> All right. So this time we have to place him under arrest for drive back right behind the back. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. No problem. Sorry. Do you want to back in my car? >> You want my car? >> Step over here. >> Back of my car on the passenger side. All right. >> Do you have anything in your pockets or anything? >> Uh, no. I'm going to do a light search >> of you. Okay. And you do with the back of my hand. All right. Just face that way for me. >> Here. Let's go this driver's side here. All right. Right around here. This back. >> Just step back from the door. I know. That's okay. In the end, the mayor was charged with driving under the influence, endangerment/ neglect, reckless driving, and driving with an expired license. Following the arrest, residents and even the New Jersey governor called for her resignation, and a recall petition gained momentum. Just like the mayor, here's the case of the Rhode Island special assistant attorney general, Devin Flanigan, who was caught intoxicated and causing a disturbance at a restaurant. >> No, no, I understand you don't want to deal with it, but the protocol is And your protocol is if I ask you to turn off the body cam, >> that's the law. >> I'm an agent. >> Good for you. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Buddy, you're going to regret this. Yeah, >> he's going to regret it. >> On August the 14th, 2025, officers responded to a call reporting some customers who had a bit too much [music] to drink and were causing a disturbance at the Clark Cook House restaurant in Newport, Rhode Island. Upon arrival, the officers found none other than the state's special assistant attorney general Deon Flanigan and her friend Veronica Hannon right in the act of setting up an embarrassing display. >> I want you to turn your body off. Protocol is that you turn it off as a citizen request is to turn it off. >> So they want you guys to leave. >> Yes. >> Let's just leave. Let's just make it easy. Okay. >> We're going to make it easy. >> That's I am the point. Can you Can you look at me? >> We'll talk over here. Okay. >> Your protocol is >> Can we Can we all talk? Can we all talk? >> Talk over here. They want you to leave. >> Can we Can we talk to you? What's that? >> She is our college friend. >> Yes. >> No, I'm not. >> You guys just want to know? Do you want to trespass? >> Anything we can do. Trespass. Yeah. I just need trespass. Got to know, please. It's the only way. >> No, I'm not. >> No, I'm not. >> Do we want to chat? >> I know that your protocol is >> So, you're trespassing. We got to leave now. Unless you want to be an >> We're not trespassing. You haven't notified us that we're trusting. What did I just say to you? Just arrest us. Let's go. Number one, >> I don't want to arrest you guys. >> You're not going to arrest us. Number two, >> let's leave. We got to go. We got to go. Protocol is if we ask you to turn the body. >> I don't want to deal with this. Let's go. >> I understand you don't want to deal with it. But the protocol is, and your protocol is is if I ask you to turn off the body cam, you have to turn it off. >> The officer had only one task. To have the ladies leave the restaurant's premises while they still could. But for a woman who had tasted power and was probably not used to any real form of accountability, going down without letting the officers know who they were dealing with was not going to happen. >> You to turn off the body cam, you have to turn it off, and that's your protocol. >> She's a lawyer, so she knows. >> Well, that's [ __ ] lawyer stuff, so that's not true. So, we got to go. >> No, it is. That's That's the law. >> I'm an AJ. >> I'm an AJ. >> Good for you. I don't give a [ __ ] Let's go. >> We're going. Let's go. >> We're leaving. I'm Please don't put your hands on us. >> Can you get your children out of here? Like I don't know why. >> I'm sorry. What? >> Let's go. >> There are two full grown women and mothers. [laughter] >> I'm an ag. >> What are you What do you What's wrong with you? >> What do you probable cause of detaining for me? You're being detained cuz you're not leaving. >> That's cuz I'm >> You have problem. You have >> Can you relax, sir? Sir, she's not doing anything wrong. >> Agnostic. Let's go. >> I'm not being arrested. You're putting me in cuffs. I'm not being arrested. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I'm AG. >> Her badge is in the car. You want to give me a badge? >> Let me tell you something. You're >> buddy. Get the hell out of here. We need money. Seriously, >> you're arresting an AG. Let me tell you something. >> Are you under arrest right now? No. >> You're putting me in handcuffs and you're mering. You're not merandizing me. >> Relax. Relax. >> You're going to regret this. >> Yeah. >> You're going to regret it. >> The officer cared less about who she was. If anything, as an AG, she was to be held to a higher standard. Meanwhile, [music] her friend Veronica soon made an unthinkable move in a desperate bid to elude the officers. In the end, Veronica was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and willful trespass, while Flanigan faced a willful trespass charge alone. However, the attorney general's office opened an investigation that could bring sanctions against Flanigan. The AG was both power drunk and intoxicated, no [music] doubt. But she was nothing compared to the former Bridgeview, Illinois police chief, Walter Clemck, who decided to get behind the wheel while heavily intoxicated and ended up crashing into another road user. >> Wally Kle. I was the chief of police and virtue. >> That makes Come on, buddy. >> You know what? Come on. Get him the out of here. YOU KNOW WHAT? >> GET HIM THE OUT OF HERE. IF YOU WANT TO KEEP ANY any part of your career left, get out of [music] the car. Nice. >> Oh, guys, >> it's all we wanted, man. Just keep >> on December the 27th, 2024, officers rushed to the scene of a car crash, expecting just another routine emergency. However, what they didn't expect was for the driver behind the wreck to be one of theirs and a former police chief. >> No. What the THIS IS NOT NEEDING ME. >> OKAY, that's your fault. LET ME GO. >> I SAW THE FIRE DEPARTMENT pull out. >> Yeah, they probably came. >> Are they on? >> Let me They're coming. >> I know. I know. >> What's his name? >> I was going to His name's Larry. His >> He works for the bridge. I don't know, >> but his last name's on the back of the license plates. >> He's got a hand. That's why he's yelling, screaming like that. >> But, uh, >> other than that, I don't know if he's been drinking or not. >> Yeah, >> it's hard to tell. The red car. That's mine. >> Yeah. >> I'm sitting in traffic and he comes down this way, hits this thing, and then the whole car just flips over like this. >> LARRY, RELAX. JUST RELAX, will you? >> This lane. This idiot hit that. He was going too fast. >> Come down this way. >> LET ME GO. >> LARRY, JUST RELAX. >> LET ME GO. >> LARRY, just relax. >> Come on. LET ME GO. >> SO, I PUT THE SO, I'm rerouting traffic that way. Yeah. So, so I DON'T HAVE TO STAND >> THE COP. LET'S GO. LET ME GO. >> He's got HIM ON HIS LAP. >> I CAN'T tell if I can't tell if it's a I can't see if he's got an injury or what. >> What the Let me go. >> Blood. He's got blood on his face. I don't know if that was from Probably Probably the airbag. >> Yeah, maybe. Let's go. [ __ ] you. Come on. COME ON. [ __ ] YOU, >> DUDE. CALM DOWN. Calm down. Calm down. >> Make me go. >> Okay. All right. Calm down. >> Make me go. >> Calm down. Relax. >> YOU KNOW WHAT? I'm the >> Okay. >> You know what? I'm the cap and bridge. You don't do that. >> Okay. Stop. >> Yeah. Come on. >> No. Come on. >> I don't know. You have a gun on you? >> YEAH, I DO. BUT LET ME GO. COME ON. THE Come on. Let me go. >> He does. >> This guy coming from all the way. >> The guy in the Buick. >> Yeah. I hit the fast p sometime and hit this car. >> This happens, you know, just for you. See, I I can't get in there. Um I don't know if he's got a head injury. I don't know. >> He's a village employee, so And he's got blood hanging off his >> And he's he's he's swearing and all that. How are you, sir? >> He's swearing. >> Is your car in park, sir? >> Well, you good there. Awesome. You're good. You're good there. Good. >> Thank you. You good? All right. Thank you very much, >> dude. You got to get out of the car, climbing. Following his behavior, it was quite obvious that he was heavily intoxicated and unfit to be behind the wheel. However, getting him out of the vehicle was a priority before anything else. >> They're making contact. No, I'm not conducting. >> Larry, don't give these guys a hard time. Don't give them a hard time. >> They're great. Yeah, don't give them a hard time. >> They're great. >> Thank you very much. >> I think it might be appreciated. >> No, you're not. >> You're retired, man. >> Larry, >> that's not Wallally. >> Wall. It's Wallally. >> It is Wallally. >> Oh, it is. >> Hey, why why are you guys? He's retired. It's an airbag. You were in I didn't put that there. >> No, you didn't. >> No, I didn't. You were in a car accident. >> I heard that, but I don't know what to even get the stretcher through here. >> You might want to drive around the block and come this way if you can. >> I'm just worried about that 32, you know, just in case. Just stand just make sure you're getting everything. >> Wally clean. I was the chief of police and virtue. >> That makes it even better. That's why I went to >> What the I I know because you guys are all awesome when I go down. >> Right. Right. Awesome. >> We want to take care of you all. You're right. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> I've never seen a head injury like that before and I was in a fire service for four years. me. >> My [ __ ] goddamn phone is not >> on me. >> Stop. >> Don't shut Don't come me. >> No way to shut that car off. >> Where the did he come from? >> Who? Him. What the did he come from? >> He's here to help you. He's taking you to the hospital. >> No. No. He was that way. You already who the put that in there. >> Uh T, get the out of here. >> Yo, you're going in there. >> Obviously. >> Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> You want to walk over there or do you want us to bring the stretcher over? >> Get out of the car. >> Come on, Willie. You ready? >> Come on, buddy. You got to get out. >> Got to get out. >> I'm waiting for him. >> What's that? >> Well, you're right here. Let's go. >> What the is this? Come on, buddy. >> You know what? Get the out of here. >> Let me get a What? What? What are you doing back here? >> You know what? What are you doing back here in my [ __ ] arm? >> Come on, Wally. Let's go. >> Have to hop out of the car, man. >> Come on. Let's go, >> Wally. Come on, bud. >> COME ON. YOU KNOW WHAT? I WANT THE CHIEF OF POLICE IN BRIDGEVIEW. WHY YOU DO THIS TO ME? >> NO, you're not. Come on. >> All right. You got to hop out of the car. Wally, let's go. >> Wally, come on. >> Why? Why you doing this to >> You're embarrassing yourself. >> What? >> You're embarrassing yourself. Come on. >> What? Don't do my >> Wally, let's go. >> You know, LEAVE ME ALONE. >> IF YOU WANT TO KEEP >> YOU KNOW WHAT? GET HIM THE OUT OF HERE. >> IF YOU WANT TO KEEP any any part of your career left, get out of the car. Nice. >> Now, if you want to have a job tomorrow, get out of the car nice. >> You know what? >> Let's go. >> You know what? Leave me alone. >> Let's go. >> GET HIM THE OUT OF HERE. >> Let's go. Wally, >> no. Get him out of here. No. No. No. No. Let's go. Stop fighting. NO. >> STOP FIGHTING. >> STOP DOING IT TO ME. >> WALLY. >> NO. STOP doing it to me. >> Wall-E. Out of the car, my man. >> I KNOW, BUT >> STOP DOING IT to me. >> Wally, come on. OW. STOP DOING THAT TO >> LET'S GO. >> WALLY, stop resisting. Let's go. >> STOP. [screaming] >> Stop resisting, Wall-E. Come on, Wall-E. Let's go. >> All right. >> Wall-ally, let's go. >> Come on, GUYS. >> COME ON. >> YOU GUYS HURT ME A LOT. THE FORMER police chief was lost in a world far away from reality and actively resisted every attempt by officers to help him. However, they stayed calm, giving him every chance to compose himself and hoping that he would be reasonable enough to save himself from further embarrassment. >> We're trying to pull you out. >> OH, NO. YOU GUYS HURT ME. >> NO, WE'RE NOT PLAYING GAMES NO MORE. LET'S GO. >> I know, but don't hurt me. >> All right, THEN. GET OUT. GET OUT. >> I know, but I HAVE TO DO THIS. >> DON'T hurt me. >> We're not hurting you, Ollie. >> No, you did. >> Let's go. Okay, guys. Come on. No, you guys are my buddies. >> I know. Then let's go. >> I know, but don't do that. Stop. >> Molly, let's go. >> Take your hands off the steering wheel. >> Okay. Come on, guys. >> I'M SORRY. >> COME ON. STOP. >> MOLLY, MOLLY, come on. >> Come on. [snorts] Get that arm. I have this one. Feel it, >> guys. Okay. Okay, we're out. We're out. >> Okay, we're out. >> Oh, >> guys. It's all we wanted, man. Just keep >> I'm sorry, >> guys. >> I'm sorry. >> We're just going to get checked out. >> I'm sorry, guys. >> Come on. >> Sorry. You went best buddies. How much you had to drink tonight, Wall-E? >> No, not today. No, no, not >> how much you had to drink the last hour. >> Ow. [laughter] >> What? >> Guys, I'm sorry. >> Okay, we'll get up. >> Where's your ID at, man? >> Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> OH MY GOD. >> OW. [screaming] COME ON, GUYS. >> Checking for that 32. Yeah. Are you ready? >> Okay. Come on. >> I'm sorry. >> Come on, guys. Stop. >> YOU'RE YOU'RE MY AWESOME GUY. OW. HEY. OH, YOU KNOW WHAT? COME ON. OW. YOU'REING HURTING ME. >> WELL, then quit resisting. >> What? >> Stop. >> You're hurting me. >> Oh, well. Quit resisting. >> OW. >> WHOA. WHOA. WHOA. WHOA. THAT'S MY CAR. [screaming] EVENTUALLY, he was taken to the hospital for a quick medical clearance. And once that was out of the way, it was straight to the station for him to answer for the chaos that he had unleashed. >> Mr. Walry, you ready? >> Come on. Let me know if you need help. >> Yeah. >> Okay, I got you. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you understand what this is, right, sir? This is going to be pretty much You know, you understand your vehicle was told, right? >> What? >> Your vehicle was towed cuz you you were in a car accident. >> My vehicle What? It was towed. >> Toad? >> Yeah. >> No, it was not towed. >> Well, yes, it was. I'm telling you. >> Toad. >> This is gonna be >> Was it towed by you? >> Listen. Listen to what I'm trying to tell you. >> It wasn't towed. >> It was involved in an accident. >> You crashed into another car. You've been And you've been drinking. >> Pulled by No, I pulled by you guys. >> Sir, I'm I'm explaining it to you. Okay. Totally. For DUI. >> Okay. What do you mean a DUI? I'm >> I'm explaining to you what this is. Listen Listen to what I'm saying. Okay. Stop. Stop getting Stop getting upset. Okay. >> What do you mean a DUI? >> That's I'm not >> That's what the officer charged you with. The arresting officer charged her with a DUI. Okay. >> I'm not going I'm not going to I'm not drunk. I I came from work by I came by work by you guys. >> Okay. You want You want to get out from here or you want to stay in here? If you want to get outside here. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. Then I came from you I came from work by you guys. I'm not drunk. You can argue that in court. >> In the end, the chief was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. Just when you thought that you had seen it all comes the case of Olympic champion Shakari Richardson, who was arrested after being caught on camera allegedly assaulting her boyfriend during an airport altercation. >> So, we're in a relationship. I will no longer mess with him or what he had going on. The argument pretty much he's a liar. I didn't touch him. He didn't touch me. I will be honest. >> Hit him with anything? No, I haven't hit him with anything. >> Risk for assault. >> I didn't assault him though. >> Video cameras. >> Are you serious right now? >> Yes. >> Are you serious right now? >> Yes, I am. >> On July the 27th, 2025 in the state of Washington, officers were dispatched to an airport after reports of a heated altercation between a couple. Witnesses reported that the woman, later identified as Shakari Richardson, had yanked her boyfriend's backpack and hurled a pair of headphones at him and shoved him repeatedly into a wall column. On arrival, the officers dived into an investigation of the allegations. >> He moved in this way. She followed him and all. >> So, they were already inside. We don't have a We don't have any kind of TSA related or like security issue in that regard. It's just she was she hit him. >> You saw it. And when she hit him, was it like an open hand? >> I think she hit him with her headphones. I didn't I heard the hit >> and I think she kicked him on the head. That way it sounded like another hit. >> Okay. >> I didn't hear anything that would like what they were saying. >> Well, he was saying, "Hey, there's people coming." >> Okay. And did you actually understand? >> I don't know where the female is. I know she's in our fingers right now. I just want her to know the severity of like we're in the airport. She has my bag. I want to get my bag and we're both going to the same place. We're seated together. >> Um we stay together. We seated together. >> Oh, I'm not sure because we were supposed to be going a long time ago, right? >> So now we're just sitting in the airport. Are you guys having a just a real patch in your relationship? What's going on, man? >> Okay. So, >> okay. So, you tell me the got heated. Did you lay hands on her? >> No, it was nothing like that. >> She didn't lay hands on you. You sure? >> No pushing, no hitting, >> none of that. Just just verbality of that. Just >> that's all it is. It's none of our business. Okay. So if you guys make it on the plane, maybe you should go up there and ask for different seats. >> Just just just let some time come. >> All right. So now you did not. >> Thank you so much. >> You're so I had to get my special bag. Is there anything else that you could let me know? Cuz now that you have these officers involved, is there anything I need to >> Yeah. Why don't you come talk to me over here? >> Talk to me. Was there someone talking? >> Come talk to me over here. Okay. >> I will never talk to you again. >> Hello. Hi. So, we're in a relationship. I will no longer mess with him or what he had going on. He had some stuff in my in his bag. I just need to get out of my bag. >> Okay. >> My iPad, some clothes. I stick it out, put it in my suitcase, brought his bag back. That's pretty much it. But we have a relationship this, you know, kind of kind of thing going on right now. But yeah, exactly. But I brought his bag back. I got to take all of my belongings out. I would leave him alone. You don't have to worry about me. I have a flight coming and go for myself. Like I said, I'm on the phone right now. I have all my belongings, but you don't have to worry about me >> while I'm in the airport with him at all. I just had to get my belongings ID on you and boarding pass by chance. >> Yeah. Do you need my ID for what if I'm if you're getting a possible assault? >> Assault. Not him. >> Listen, I assaulted you. Okay. I'm so sorry. I'm just making sure. >> It's not him that reported it. One of the TSA folks reported. one of the TSA people because I can definitely have evidence of him assaulting me if possible. >> There's cameras everywhere. >> Okay. But like I said, yes, I do. My name is Sha Richardson. I do have my ID. Um yeah, but I will definitely leave him alone. There's nothing that I want to do with him anymore. Like I said, it was a relationship thing. I needed to get my stuff out of his bag. You >> guys on the same flight or? >> Um we were we are later on in a day because our flight ended up getting delayed. We supposed to be leaving around this time of day, but the flight got cancelled, so the flight doesn't leave until 10:00 p.m.ish. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. So, um, if you don't mind, can I step over here so I can check my ID? >> That's fine. >> Awesome. >> For some reason, she was convinced that being an Olympiad would somehow earn her some favors from the cops. She continued to bash on her partner as she tried desperately to slip through the arrest like an Olympic race. >> Hi, Christy. So, you hear me, right? So, this is a position that Christian called me put me into. Okay. because he's a coward and I don't want anything to do with him at this point going forward. My name is Sha Richardson. Have no problem with letting you know who I am. Haven't put my hands on him. We had an argument. I will be honest about that. A argument and that's pretty much it. The argument pretty much he's a liar. He lied about a couple things. That's personally, you know, just in a relationship. I I pretty much officers can understand what a relationship is about, but he lied. He's a liar. And that was something that I kind of just grasp. And emotionally I'm just like bet you do your thing but you're asking me for things that is within my possession and for my right I don't have to give it to you because it's in my possession. But when it came to the point that I saw that he chose to make it more um about the police and things of that nature that showed that he made a choice. So I just wanted to be more professional and just come professionally and let you guys know like hey relationship thing have no problem walking up to you guys so I'm not right. Mhm. >> Was there any type of physical assault? >> No, I didn't touch him. He didn't touch me. I will be honest. >> Hit him with anything? >> No, I haven't hit him with anything. Not at all. He had headphones that were mine and I just grabbed headphones, but not physically. If you would like to ask me, you can ask him, but I don't want anything. I just want to get your side. >> Okay. Absolutely. You can ask him whatever you need to ask him. >> But yeah, you're a coward. >> Is it Shakari? >> Shakary. >> Shakary. >> Thank you so much, Shakary. >> Shakary, what's your uh phone number for you? And like I said, I didn't have a problem cooperating because like I said, it was from relationship stuff. So that's why I came up. >> Do you uh give your boarding pass by chance? >> Just so I can just take a photo of that just >> Absolutely. Yes. And you can contact me whenever you need to. I'm sorry. >> I'm not my boarding pass. That is Publix >> right here. >> Perfect. This is my boarding pass. >> So this is the one that got delayed. >> So this is I want to say my original one and this one >> that's your new one? >> No, this is the this is my original one and this is the one that got delayed and then the new one I think is in my personal one. But you can take a picture and I'll look for you for the new one if you don't mind me. >> Yeah, I appreciate it. I appreciate it. Yeah. >> Right now I don't think I have it. But they move my flight to 10 p.m. if you don't mind. I don't think I just physically have it. But she can take a picture. I don't mind at all. It's the last there. Are you going heading back to Florida? >> Yes. No, no, no. I'm heading to um Eugene, Oregon. >> Oh, okay. >> I can probably find it this way. >> Yeah, you can find it that way. >> It's just to just to kind of document what >> No, no. Please. I Please document everything. I have no problem with you documenting anything. And I'm going to do my part so you can do your best. Document everything. I will never [ __ ] I will never if I ever talk to him again please. If I ever talk to him again, you'll find me in my face. I will never ever talk to him again. >> Like a pro, she kept her cool and demeanor well composed. But with numerous pieces of evidence saying the contrary, the officers saw right through the charade. I would never do with you again. >> Oh, hi. How are you doing? Sorry. >> Well, I'm doing all right. >> Here's the thing. Put that down. Okay. >> But I had to put I'm so sorry. You're grabbing me right now. >> Yep. Cuz you're under arrest. >> I'm under arrest right now. What am I under? What am I under arrest for? Christian, are you serious right now? >> Arrest for assault. >> I didn't assault him though. >> Video cameras. >> I literally was having a We were having an argument. I'm not resisting so you don't have to harder. Christian, are you serious right now? >> Washington State. >> He doesn't get a sale. >> But I understand. We were arguing. But I understand entirely. We were arguing. >> Okay, I'm not going to resist. But I'm telling you that we was arguing. I didn't assault him. I didn't do anything wrong. But the fact that your guys are doing this to me and he's a man in this situation, I'm just going to I'm going to comply. >> I am. I'm not going to argue with you at all. But she had me on camera, but at the same time, what he has on camera, I have my phone show something different. So, if I need to show that, I will. >> We have you on camera all around here. >> Okay. But I have my phone that shows something different. But Christian, thank you. Christian, >> don't talk to him right now. >> Okay, I won't. Thank you so much, officer. >> They are arresting me right now. Christian, they're [ __ ] They're arresting me right now. >> Do I Am I going to go actually to jail right now? >> You are going to go to jail. >> Wait, but right now it's a physical. >> We I didn't Can he tell you that I didn't do nothing to him? >> Do you have it on? >> Christian, are you serious right now? Stick your headphones off. Okay. >> All right. >> Christian, I'm about to go to jail because of you right now. >> You know what? Okay. >> Okay. >> I will never you again >> ever. We got to go this way. >> Okay. >> Can we please like hold these like protect or something? Like this is like completely when we in a relationship. We had an argument. >> Are you serious right now? >> So I'm under arrest for us. Go right now. Okay. Let's just go. I'm not resisting or anything. >> We know you're not. >> I'm not resisting. That's on record. Correct. >> Yes, it's on audio. Everything's being audio video. >> Absolutely. >> Can I at least get the handcuffs off? Like I'm not violent or anything. >> That's policy when you guys go to jail. >> So, are y'all going to arrest him? I plan on pressing charges on him then. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. I plan on pressing charges on him. But this right here, I feel like it's completely unacceptable. We had an argument as an in relationship and y'all didn't see me put hands on me, but y'all saw me put hands on him. So, okay. >> Excuse me. >> So, am I going to jail? >> You are going to jail. >> Who's going to bail me out? >> You can make a phone call when you get there. Are you serious right now? >> You're going to have to go see a judge first before that. >> Can I please make a call to my family right now? >> Are you serious? Can I make a kah for a protest for me? >> When you >> Are you serious? Oh my gosh. Right now. Oh my gosh. >> Oh my gosh. Okay. >> Who would I be able to call right now? Any numbers that I know? >> You can bring your phone with you to jail. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> That happens and you can ask them. >> When y'all let me go, can I call and press charges on him >> if possible? >> But because y'all have me on camera, >> y'all arrested me. Correct. >> Correct. >> And y'all didn't even listen to my side of the story. Y'all just arrested me. Correct. So, I just want to hear that part of the story because I have proof that and if everything Okay, I'm not even a red. >> I'm not I'm not resisting. I just feel like this is crazy and y'all didn't even listen to the woman side of the story, but y'all accept the fact I was on a video. >> Has she been read yet? >> No, I haven't had written any rice read to me. >> We're going to go ahead and read your rights. >> Please don't read me Rice cuz I feel like Do I have to stay in jail for the night? Are you telling me that I have to go to jail for the night? >> Do I have money if I can bail out tonight? >> Can I bail out tonight? >> You have to see a jail. You have to see a judge. >> In jail for the night? Are you kidding me right now? >> How many time have to go to jail tonight? >> The revelation that she would be spending the night in jail and that not even fame could help her out had crushed her very badly. >> I'm just asking. Yes. Can I get out tomorrow? >> You can afford to hire a lawyer? I have I can afford a lawyer for questioning if you wish. >> Okay. I have a lawyer. I can I can pay for a lawyer. >> All right. I'm just going to go ahead and just take everything out. >> Anytime. >> Okay. But my phone all the all the numbers that I have. >> Hey, listen. All right. >> I'm not I'm not arguing. I'm just saying that all the numbers each of these rights I explained to you. >> Are you serious right now? >> Yes. >> Are you serious right now? >> Yes, I am. >> I can pay for it for me to get out of the situation. >> You understand your right. >> You understand my right. >> Okay. >> Are you serious right now? Okay, >> I'm not going to fight you. Take whatever you need. Just take it. Just take it. >> I'm not I'm not fighting or resisting. Thank you. Then let me know. I just want to recognize I'm not resisting. >> I'm in a violent relationship. I'm in a relationship and y'all capture me. I can show you proof of me been in aic relationship and he won't even come out here enough to help me. >> Do you have anything underneath this? >> No, I just have a bra. >> You just have a bra on. I just have a bra on. >> Just make sure there's nothing in there. Okay. >> Who would I have to call to get out of jail? It's not me. >> On again, buddy. Can you go ahead and say, "Hey, this is the number I need." >> You want to take your cash with you? >> Okay. Okay. Thank you. You want to take her cash with you to jail? >> Oh, yes. Um, can I bail myself out? >> You got to see a judge first. >> I have to see a judge. Like, I can't even bail myself out. >> Can he say that I wasn't being domestic? Like, we have an argument as in relationship. >> Okay. I'm not resisting. I'm just I promise you. I promise you. I don't have anything in my pocket. I'm just asking. If he says that I wasn't being domestic, y'all still are going to arrest me no matter what. Correct? >> Yes. >> Y'all still going to arrest me. So, I have to stay in jail overnight tonight. Yeah, >> because of him. And he's not going to come and bail me out. >> Want to put your ID back in here? Okay. >> Okay. I just have a question. Can I get bailed out tonight? >> Not tonight. >> So, I have to stay in jail tonight. Are you serious right now? >> Yeah. I got to see a judge in the morning. >> Please. Like, he didn't tell you that we were arguing. I'm not I'm not resisting. Please do what you got to do. I'm not resisting. Like, can he tell you that we were arguing? Like, can't he come in here and tell you that we were arguing? Like, does that help me at all? Are you serious? >> That's all right. >> Please, I have a question. >> Does that help at all that he be coming out and say we were arguing? >> Okay, I'm not resisting. Please go. But can y'all CAN HE COME AND SAY THAT we were arguing? Like we're in a relationship. We had a a argument. Can he come and say that we were arguing? Like that's like I don't know. Like I know you understand that >> afterwards but tonight this is what >> but I have to go to jail tonight like even if I bail out and if he says that he's not even out here >> this isn't we don't have any discretion about that the judge you have to go to jail and you have to see >> are you serious like I have work like everything we're in a relationship we had an argument and that's how yall treat me he's not even out here can y'all talk to him but I'm going to jail you serious Yes. >> I'm not pushing. I'm not resisting. I don't have anything on. >> I know. I just have to check. >> I don't have anything on you. Everything. I don't have anything. >> I just have to check. >> Serious. >> He's not even coming out to vouch for me. >> Can he come and vouch for me? >> Like nothing can. I mean, that's a question. I'm not resisting at all. >> He can't come out here. >> He can't come out here. >> Are you serious? >> You guys have a chance to talk? Are you serious, ma'am? >> I am. >> We had an argument. I'm not resisting. Can y'all just talk to me as a person? >> I am talking to you. >> I will legit leave him alone. Like, I won't go nowhere near him. Please. >> We don't have that discretion on this call. >> I'm asking you. I haven't done anything but argue with my boyfriend. >> No matter what she said, the officers were fixed on doing their jobs to the letter. >> I had a boyfriend. We had an argument. >> I understand that. However, >> I don't have a car. I had a layover for this. >> Are you serious right now? >> Are you right now? And I have to stay in jail overnight for this. >> You have to see a judge. >> I can't even bail out tonight. >> Correct. >> Can I at least pay for bail? >> Bail out. >> I cannot bail out. >> Can I at least take the clothes off in the back? >> I'm not going to resist y'all. >> You want the code? >> What's your name, Mr. Richardson? >> My name is Shakara Richardson. Do you have any weapons on you? You're being >> I don't have anything. You can take my hat off. I don't have anything on me. >> So, I'm just going to be a transport vehicle. She's going to take these off. >> Unfortunately, not at this point. >> I'm not a criminal. I had an argument with my boyfriend. >> You didn't see the purpose. >> You know what? I'm not resisting. I'm going to stay in the car. >> This is crazy. Y'all not even listening to me. Put that thing on. >> I do. You want me to take it off? It's not a weapon. Like, I'm not resisting. >> I'm trying to argue with my boyfriend. I know, but you got to Hey, y'all. Please just listen to me as a person. >> I have to You have to go ahead and Yep. Thank you. >> This is crazy. Are you serious right now? Cuz I'm arguing with my boyfriend. >> In the end, she was charged with fourthderee domestic violence assault. However, the case was cleared after the boyfriend declined to press charges or participate as the victim. Still on powerful people caught in the act. This time it's Patrick Ethridge, executive editor and vice president of the Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico's largest newspaper, who was caught shoplifting at Walmart alongside his two sons. >> Being held for something. >> You are. You were shopping. >> I was being >> You were shoplifting. >> I was shoplifting. >> You were We have it on video of you scamming those those meat items. >> You work for the adrenaline boss? >> Yep. >> Damn, man. What you do over there? >> Vice president. >> Just explain what you did. Like what was going through your mind at the time? Like what what was going on, bro? just trying to get the hell out of here. >> On August the 24th, 2024, police officers were called to a local Walmart in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, after the loss prevention team observed two boys removing some energy drinks, consuming them, and returning them to the shelf. Not long after apprehending them, their father, Patrick Ethridge, was also observed on surveillance cameras, skip scanning, bypassing several items on the scanner without actually scanning them. At the time, the cops hadn't figured out that the shoplifter, alongside with his sticky fingered kids, was none other than Patrick, who happened to be the executive editor of the Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico's largest newspaper company. >> Whatever you took, >> and then a female, >> what' you take? They dropped it off. >> Yeah. >> Are you guys done paying? Did you guys already finished paying? >> Officer. >> So, after you guys are done paying, um, we'll just go take a look at the videos and we all watch them together and see >> what did I take? >> We're going to watch the video and we're going to find out. >> I didn't take anything. You >> took something? >> I didn't take anything. My pockets are clean, aren't they? >> We're going to watch the video and we'll see, buddy. >> All right. I didn't take anything. >> Did you guys already finished? >> No. I didn't take anything. My pocket. I didn't take anything. >> At first, Patrick tried to act like the strict nononsense dad who was just embarrassed by his kid's behavior. For the time being, he was not aware that the cops were already aware that his kids were only following in his footsteps. They say ignorance is bliss, but Patrick, he was about to get a harsh dose of shame. For now, he had to figure out the best way to do damage control. >> I mean, I'm doing wrong, too. >> Both of them are smart. I don't know, boss. We We'll go watch it. I'm not trying to let my groceries go to either. >> What's up, brother? >> I'm not trying to let my groceries go to >> No, I mean, we're going to >> Or one of you guys can take the groceries to the car. At this point, Patrick knew deep down that there was a high probability that the cops had caught on his little skip scanning game by scanning them now. He was only building the grounds on which he could deny the allegations. >> Did you look at it? >> No. >> No. Why not? >> Am I being held for something? >> You are. You were shopping. >> You were shopping. >> I was shopping. >> You were. We have it on video of you skip stamming those those meat items. What meat item did I not pay for? >> The ones right there. Let me have your ID. >> Let me pay for it. >> Nope. It's already too far from that. >> So, this is about me. It's about you, your two kids drinking drinks, running around the store, causing some problems. That's why we're here. >> Patrick's biggest fear, the cops finding out who he really was. The thing was, he had climbed so high up the corporate ladder that it would be almost impossible for them not to figure it out. Still, he knew he had to do whatever it took to keep his identity under wraps, even if it meant telling a [music] complete lie. >> You work for the general bus. >> Yeah. Damn, man. >> What do you do over there? Vice President >> Really? >> All right. Well, they told you what's going to happen. Yeah. >> Going to get some kind of a citation in the mail, I guess. >> Not really. So, >> or something. >> Summons. So, mean that you're just going to get a set court date. >> Um, just make sure you show up, man. I mean, just explain what you did. Like what was going through your mind at the time? Like what what was going on, bro? >> Just trying to get the hell out of here. >> Yeah. >> Just go prices are high right now. Yeah. >> I spent $400. >> Yeah. Yeah. Not so much that. >> All right. So, here's what's going to happen. Okay. As long as the total doesn't hit felony level, which I don't think it's going to. >> What is felony level? 500 bucks or 500? Um I think it's 500 though. >> Everybody's going to end up going home. Okay. Cuz you don't have any warrants or anything and then you'll end up being summoned in court. >> Okay. >> Right here I have the trespass notice. So that's basically saying you can't come back here. If you do come back here, you'll be arrested for trying to get >> So you guys can still go to like the neighborhood Walmart down the hill or down southern or the Walmart down this one. Now they used to have a policy if you got I'm not saying it's going to happen, but if you do get hot shoppers again banned from all Walmarts, neighborhood Walmart, Sam's Club, anything Walmart affiliated. Okay. So right now it's just for this one this property. Okay. >> Question. Waiting to get this lifted so we can still come here cuz it's just down the street from our home. that that's going to be up to Walmart. That's not us at that point. Um cuz they're asking us to do that. So, um it could happen at some point. I don't know. I've been here 13 years. I've never seen one lifted. They're pretty pretty strict about shoplifting. >> It was now beginning to dawn on Patrick that shoplifting in a store with cameras planted all around and with an active surveillance team was not really the best of ideas. From the look on his face, anyone could tell that he knew that his actions would [music] have disastrous consequences on his career. You got your ID back? >> I give that back to you. Cool. >> So, they removed the things. I don't need to pay for it. >> Nope. Nope. All the stuff in the in the cart is items you guys purchased. Everything that wasn't purchased is already taken out. >> Can I see you what it was? >> Did they already put it back together overseas? >> What was the total? >> Uh, if you want to stick around for another minute or so, I can let you know. >> Patrick was eventually charged with misdemeanor shoplifting, to which he pleaded guilty. He was also dismissed by his employer shortly after the incident came to limelight. Up next is the case of a CEO who became agitated with police [music] after being pulled over for multiple traffic infractions. >> I'm a CEO. I'm retired. I work part time. It's hot. It's frustrating when people do 30 or 20 miles an hour. >> I want to hold on to it. >> Drop it. Hand it to me. >> You were looking for paperwork. >> Did that sir? I did not. IT'S >> DOWN AND PUT. I'M SICK. >> MA'AM, I'm sick. You don't answer. You're a and you're done. >> You're lucky I didn't go into stroke. >> On the 14th of September 2023, police conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that committed multiple traffic infractions. Upon talking to the driver, they realized this wasn't going to be an easy encounter. >> Hello, Deputy H with the sheriff's office. Can I get your license, registration, and insurance, please? >> Put the drink down. I need your license. >> Green tea. >> Put the drink. >> Excuse you. >> I need your license. I'll give you your registration and insurance, >> but don't be a bully. You're a bully. >> And I don't like woman bullies. >> Period. [clears throat] >> Where are you headed today, sir? >> I going to my doctor client, >> ma'am. And guess what? You're messing with the wrong person. >> Okay, sounds good. >> I need your registration and your insurance, please, sir. >> My insurance is on my phone. >> Okay, I need your registration. I'll >> take my sweet time, sweet. It's fine. >> You bully me, you're done. >> So, you don't know why you you don't know why I stopped you? >> Why? >> You don't know why? >> I'm asking you. >> I have no idea why you >> cuz you're passing and then no passing, sir. >> No. Twice. >> Middle lane. >> No, sir. No, sir. It's not. It's a breakdown lane. Yellow >> in Del Beach. You're allowed to pass. >> No, not in Florida. >> Del Beach >> is in Florida, sir. You are not allowed to pass on a double solid yellow line or double solid breakdown line. Sir, you did it twice. >> I gave you the pass on the first one and then you did it again. >> I have no points. >> I doesn't matter, sir. I need your registration, please. Sir, >> I need your registration, please, sir. >> Everything. Okay. >> All right. >> The situation escalated when the driver began to be aggressive to the female cop. It was at this point that he accused her of bullying him. I need your registration please sir times >> registration sir I am behaving sir bully me >> do not raise your voice at me sir do not bully me >> I've asked you bullying me several times bullying me >> for your registration sir >> and your insurance >> you're bullying me I don't like you >> I really don't like you >> because you're you're not a good officer >> okay >> I'll I'll speak to super carrier. >> That's fine. >> I got the wallet. >> So when the little yellow sticker comes on, sir. >> Ma'am, just don't tell me what to do. >> Trying to help you find paperwork, sir. >> I have everything here. I'm a CEO. I'm retired. I work part-time. I'm It's hot. It's frustrating when people do 30 or 20 miles an hour. I'm sorry, man. When they are going on a 40 mph speed limit, I'm doing 20 m an hour. You can't. >> Here you go, ma'am. >> So, you're handing me your cell phone insurance. Okay. >> And now you want my registration? >> Yes, sir. Here you go. >> Put your cell phone back, sir. I don't want to hold on to it. >> Drop it. Hand it to me. >> You were looking for paper. >> Did that? >> No, sir. I did not. It's on camera. I did not, sir. I placed it down on your ass. >> Why don't you just give it to me? >> Like a woman information. >> Like a woman should give the phone to >> Can I get your registration, please, sir? >> You know what? You're dealing with the wrong man. I'm a CEO. I'm intelligent. I have the best attorneys in the world. and you're messing with the wrong human being. >> Okay, >> give me a ticket. That's what you want to do. My registration is somewhere here, but I can't find it. >> You can tell if my car's registered. Go home. Go home. You don't have your registration with you? >> I have my registration with you. >> Can I please have it, sir? You're supposed to provide it. That's what you are. There it is. >> That's the old one. >> That's the old one. >> Do you have a current one, sir? >> You can tell if I'm registered. >> You know what? >> Do you have Do you have the current one, sir? >> Okay, fine. >> Okay. So So you're telling me you don't have your current one? You're not going to look FOR THE OKAY, >> ONE MORE TIME. I CAN'T FIND IT. >> OKAY. SO, is everything good with your license, sir? It's not suspended for any reason. >> Zero points. >> So, your license is not suspended. >> Zero points. >> Okay. Stay in the car. I'll be right back with you, sir. >> Things took a darker turn when the suspect sped off and was found in a convenience store. What happened next was a tense situation. >> The reason why I moved. >> Nope. >> I just moved BECAUSE I'M SICK. >> I WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. I WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND. >> I WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. I WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. >> MA'AM, I WANT TO PUT YOUR HAND I'M SICK. >> MA'AM, I'm sick. I'M SICK. I'M SICK. >> I'm sick. I'm sick. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put it behind my back now. >> I'm sick. [music] >> Oh my god. You're going to be in trouble. I'm going to sue you for everything you got. >> I will sue you for everything you got. Show me 10:15. >> All I did is pull over here so I get some medicine. >> I need medicine, ma'am. >> Oh man, you're in trouble. >> 105. >> You're in trouble. I need medicine. >> TAKE ME TO THE HOSPITAL. TAKE ME TO the hospital. >> You're going to stop. >> There's something wrong with her. >> She's brutal. She's brutal. She's brutal. She's brutal. They people this way. >> Ma'am, I'm a CEO. Oh my god. She's checking my pockets. You take any money out of my wallet, you got it. >> Call the head sheriff. Please call the head sheriff. >> Call the head sheriff. Please call the head sheriff. >> I'm sick. Wait till you find out how sick I am. >> Yeah, MAN. >> STOP MOVING. >> You're gonna END UP ON THE GROUND. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. Can I have a sheriff, please? Not a sheriff, please. I want another sheriff. Please. >> No. Please. >> Sheriff. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD, she's >> 21. >> Hold on. >> I want another sheriff here. >> Have a seat. >> All I want is another sheriff. >> Have a seat. >> I'm hurting. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> YOU'RE TELLING ME. >> SIT DOWN. >> Put your feet in now. >> I can't. >> Put your feet in, >> ma'am. Now. >> I want to see another sheriff. That's all I want to see. I just want to see another sheriff. I have my >> I will put it in, but I want to see another sheriff. >> Can't you answer me >> now? >> Can you answer me? Can I have another sheriff? >> Is this another resisting charge, sir? Then get your butt in the car now. >> You're hurting me. >> I'm not. >> I'm Get in the car. >> I am so sick. You can't imagine. I'm going to the hospital. >> In the car. >> I'm going to the hospital >> now. >> Can I sit on the sheriff? >> Oh my god. >> Put your feet in. I have TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. I have to. I'm very ill, man. You're going to get lost. You're going to get lost in going to suffer. You have no >> Maybe you should have thought about that BEFORE YOU DROVE AWAY FROM THE TRAFFIC STOP. >> 10 TIMES. 10 times. >> I want to go to the hospital. I want to go to the hospital. I want to go to the hospital. >> I want to go to the hospital. >> I can smell the ammo. >> Despite his arrest, the driver continued to be stubborn. This was definitely a huge mistake. >> Stay in your car. >> I HAD TO GET MEDICINE. I had to get >> They don't have medicine at Cumberland. >> Of course they do. They have a >> sit up. >> I want to go to the hospital. >> SIT UP. >> SHUT UP. I WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. I want to go to the hospital. >> Indian woman. >> I can't sit up. >> Yeah, you can. >> Oh, thank you, sir. Thank you. >> Step out. >> Can I go to the hospital? >> No. Step out. >> Why? I'm in pain, sir. >> You don't understand. >> I have nothing on me. I'm a CEO. I don't know why this whole thing happened. >> Check me out. Richard Medical Technologies Group. Why are you doing this to me? This never happens in Palm Beach County. Never. Never. I have no weapons. I have no nothing. I'm a I'm a sick man. I'm a sick man. Sir, >> I want to go to the hospital. I want to go to the hospital. Can I speak to you, chief? I want to go to the hospital. Ma'am, I want to go to the hospital. I'm sick. I can't believe this. I cannot believe this. There's going to be a big lawsuit. >> There's going to be a huge lawsuit. >> Listen, we'll get you back. >> I got to go to the hospital. We'll get you. >> I want to lock my car up AND GO TO THE HOSPITAL. PLEASE, SIR. >> You're under arrest. So, >> but I did nothing wrong. I want to go to the hospital. I'm very sick. >> Sir, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Well, I got a pat down machine. I have nothing. I'm the CEO. >> Oh, that's good. >> You know what? I think you're finished. >> Thank you. >> You, too. >> Thank you. >> You two are finished. >> Thank you. >> You know why? Because I told her I was sick and she didn't listen. So, I came in here to get medicine. There's medicine that helps me that they sell here. >> What is it called? >> It's It's called uh generic Tylenol. It's like high very high dose Tylenol. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> I can't, sir. >> All right. >> I want to go to the hospital, sir. >> Have a seat or I'm going to put you in there. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Can I go to the hospital, please? >> Mr. Mr. Apple, can I go any? Let's have a seat. >> You want to know something >> in in this would never sir, this would never happen in Palm Beach County. Ever. Ever. >> I want to see a chief of police. >> He continued to be belligerent towards the female officer. Eventually, he would learn the consequences of his actions. >> What hospital are we going to, ma'am? What hospital are we going to? I'm recording this whole thing. What hospital are we going to, ma'am? What hospital are we going to, ma'am? What hospital are we going to, ma'am? You are. You don't answer. You're a And you're a gut. The way you manhandled me, I know who you are. You're a female. And if I don't get to the hospital, you're going to be served forever for millions and your apartment will be taken down. >> Where's my sneaker? >> It's in your car, sir. >> Boy, are you going to be sick. You can't imagine. Your name is going to be mushed when I'm done. I asked you to take to the hospital 10, 15 times. It's all recorded. And you ain't going to get the recording. >> What is your name, ma'am? What is your name, ma'am? >> Well, you've already seen it cuz you've already called me by my last name. It's Hine, sir. >> What is your name, ma'am? >> If you stop talking. >> What is your name? >> Well, when you stop talking. >> Okay. >> Okay. You saw it on my shirt cuz you've already said it. >> And it's Hines, sir. Hind's ketchup. If you're in the Hines family, not a good one. >> It is spelled differently than the ketchup, sir. >> Not good anymore. >> It is spelled like the cake mix. >> You are a massochist. >> Okay. >> When you know someone's sick, you don't treat them this way. And you're going to apologize to me and I'm going to bring you to court. I promise you, I will bring you to court. Check me out. Rick CEO Medical Technologies Group. Check me out. Richard Medical Technologies Group. I have money to sue you. Sue the whole damn Department of Market. And I'm going to If I don't get to the hospital, it's going to be 10 times. AH. Drive carefully. You got these cuffs on so tight. I'm not a criminal. If you weren't resisting, sir, >> they wouldn't have had to been on the way they are on. >> I calm down. >> No, sir. You did not. You were >> You're going to go You're going to constantly lose your job >> resisting me, sir. >> I have a very severe illness. >> Okay. >> You don't listen to me. What is wrong with you? >> Well, I've heard everything that you've said, sir. >> You want You want to bet? They're going to check my records right now, and I'm going to have you fired me. It >> was at this moment that the other officers would put him in his place. >> Thank you. Thank you so much, sweetie. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> Very sick, ma'am. I'm going to heat stroke. >> I'm going to heat stroke. >> The air was on. >> The air was not on >> and the petition's open. So, >> the air was not on me. >> The air was not on me. >> All right, that's fine. Stop. I opened the door so you can get You're the only sweet one here. The other guy manhandled me and she manhandled me. I did not resist. I went to get my medicine. It's a special title and all for stopped me and and handcuffed me. >> Correct. >> You're going to jail. >> She said you're going to jail. Okay. >> I'm not going to jail. I'm going to the hospital. >> Well, you're at the jail right now. >> No, I'm going to the hospital. >> We'll take you to the hospital after. >> Wait till you see what's wrong with me. I'm very, very ill. I almost died a month ago. She knew I was She ignored me 10 15 times. >> Lower your voice. 10 15 times. 10 15 times she ignored me. She doesn't realize. Wait till you find out when I get to the hospital how sick I am. >> You know what? I'm going to sue you. Please >> here. I'll show you. >> First of all, stop. Okay. You didn't even give me a chance to say good afternoon or anything like that before you start talking to me like that. >> So, calm down. >> Good afternoon, sir. >> Okay. We got steps that we got to follow and then we'll talk about the other stuff. >> Come out of the car. Um, I just passed. >> I got it. I'm just making sure you understand where we're going. >> Okay. >> Come out of the car. >> Thank you. >> Slide forward. >> Are you afraid of Schneider? >> Slide forward. >> Slide forward. >> I can't. I have no choice. Stand up. >> I can't. Stand up. I can't drink. It was enough. All right. To drink. >> I didn't drink, sir. >> No, I did not drink. I'm on I don't listen. Where's the nurse? >> Now at the holding cell, he was still entitled, not realizing the gravity of his actions. >> Can I have some water, please? >> There is no water in here, >> so I cannot provide you water right now. >> It dehydrates my body, and that's the sicker I'm going to get. >> Sir, once you're placed in the holding cell, I believe there's water. I want to go to hospital. >> Okay. >> Holding cell. Oh my god. This is the worst nightmare of my life. >> Okay, sir. Just to let you know, the following is being video recorded. Okay. >> I thank you very much. >> Okay. Listen to me. >> It will prove that I'm a very sick human being. >> Listen to me. >> For record, case number is 2022. >> I'm sorry. Just write it down for me. >> I can't remember. Write it down. My name is Deputy Lear with the Marin County Sheriff's Office traffic unit and present with me is Deputy Hines. Deputy Hines, have you arrested Richard for resisting arrest? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Cuz I pulled into a 7-Eleven to get my medicine. >> Okay, sir. I'll give you an opportunity to talk. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> So, the reason I am here is to conduct a DUI investigation. Okay. >> Fine. Go ahead. I didn't drink I drank green tea >> for 3 hours today. I was going into heat exhaustion. >> Okay. Because you are under the arrest, I am offering you to provide a breath test. Are you willing to take this test? >> No problem. >> And you end up in the hospital. Your blood sugar goes crazy and everything goes crazy. I almost died a month ago. Yes, ma'am. My name is Richard, CEO Medical Technologies Group, and I know Rick Bradshaw, and I know all the sheriffs. This would have never happened in Palm Beach County ever. >> Well, thank you for >> They would have given me a warning and they would have driven it off. I guess you're stricter here if you pass someone. I take arrest personal. I take mean people personal. What happened since the pandemic? This whole world, they're killing people. You're lucky I didn't go into stroke. I had fruit punch. I had green tea. I had three green teeth this afternoon. I trust you. I'm not drunk. >> Okay. >> Um, when I tell you to do so, what you're going to do is take a deep breath in, create a tight seal with your mouth around the mouthpiece, and blow out. It has to be a constant breath out. You can't stop until I tell you to do so. >> Okay. Cannot go to the hospital once you find out I'm not going. >> We're done with this. Yes. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you so much. And how do I get my car? >> Your car got towed. >> But who pays for that? >> That's going to be up to you. Yeah, >> I'll have to call Brick Fresh or uh not uh call my attorney and have him call Schneider. >> Sir, do you want to know your results? >> Yes, I would like to know my results. >> Your first breast sample is 0.028 and then >> I had Tito last night. >> Okay, listen. And then your second breast sample is 0.028. Um so it is under the legal limit. >> I had Titos last night. >> Okay. >> One Titos. Okay. >> Last night. >> Thank you. In the end, the man was charged with resisting arrest without violence. Finally, we have the case of Dr. Ellen Glickman, director of Kent State University's School of Health Sciences, who got so drunk at work that she called 911 on herself. And when the cops showed up to help, she threatened them instead. >> I'm okay and you're going to be okay, and I'm going to report you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> You are going to leave me alone. I'm going to call the Kent City Police right now. >> Okay, you're under arrest. I've made my decision. You are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'm calling my husband. STOP. LET GO OF ME. >> ON May the 5th, dispatch received a 911 call from Dr. Ellen Glickman making some very ridiculous claims. >> 911. Where's your emergency? >> I'm at Kent University. I need to get into my building, please. >> Okay. Is this an emergency? Can you look up the non-emergency number? >> It's a non-emergency. I need to get into my building, please. >> Okay. I need you to look up the non-emergency number and contact the Kent State University, please. >> I need to get into my building, please. You need to contact the Kent State University Police Department. This is not an >> What is it? What is it? I need to get into >> Ma'am. I'm going to let >> I don't know what >> Kent State Police Department. >> Hi, this is Diane Luli and I am the building curator for Hall. >> Okay. >> And my boss, the director, is trying to get into the building, but apparently her keys aren't working. [music] >> Hi. Is this Ellen? >> Yeah. Uh, can you I'm in the front of Nixon Hall with my ID. Can you please come here? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. Hold on one second. What was your name? >> Dr. Ellen Glickman. >> Okay. And you're in one entrance of Nixon Hall. >> Um, I'm right in front of Nixon Hall. 1225 Theater Drive. Nixon Hall. I have to go to the bathroom. I'm the school director, School of Health Sciences. I'm locked out. Can you please come here? >> Yeah. Sorry. I'm just getting your information here. And is there only one entrance into Nixon Hall that they'll know where you are? >> I'm in the I'm in the front front of off of 1225 The Drive, Nixon Hall. I really have to go to the bathroom. I'm in my [music] academic regalia and I have to go to the bathroom and there's >> someone out there for you. >> Thank you so much. Can you do it immediately? So before I uh have an accident and >> I will get them out there as soon as we can. >> Right after the call, officers were dispatched to the school to attend to the professor who appeared to need some assistance. At first, there was nothing out of the ordinary. At least until it started looking like the professor might have had a little bit too much to drink and had been toiling with them all along. So, I can go pee. >> Sure. >> Cuz I have my other keys. I have I have a master key to to this building. You can see all of them. >> Okay. >> Here they are. My master key. Okay. I came from commencement. I am the school director of the school of health sciences. show you my driver's license which is in the car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Here's this for you. >> Thank you. >> Do you have anything to drink today? >> I had a drink. >> You had a drink? >> A drink? >> Okay. Cuz I can smell a little bit of alcohol on you. >> I can smell a little bit of alcohol at this point. You can. >> Okay. There's those for you. >> Thank you, sir. 3:28. I'll take it back. >> I had a drink in my colleague's office. That's fine. >> In your colleague's office. Where was that at? >> In the annex. >> 337. >> How'd you get over here? >> I walked. >> You walked over here? >> 337. >> Okay. All right. Well, I'd uh I'd like to give you a couple tests just to make sure you're good to go cuz I don't want you driving if you've been drinking. >> Sir, I'm fine. >> Okay. Well, I can I can smell it on you and you're not able to use a card to swipe into the door. So, it's a little >> This is not working. This is not working. >> Right. >> Can I Can I go pee, please? >> Well, here's here's what I'm saying. You're trying to swipe two cards at the same time, which kind of shows me you're you're lacking some motor functions. I I wouldn't want you to >> Can I Can I go pee? Can I pee, please, please? >> Yeah. Here, I'll let you in to pee real quick and then we'll talk. Okay. Although the cops had no plans to arrest her, while the situation was gradually unfolding, it started becoming clear that the professor was the type to push her luck. By admitting that she didn't drive to the school premises, she narrowly escaped being put in cuffs. The cuffs, however, were going to come when she least expected it. >> Do you have someone you could call? I do. My husband. >> Okay. Do you want to go pee first and start working on calling him? >> No, I don't. This is not okay. >> What's not okay? >> That you're going to call my husband. >> No, you're going to call him. >> I'm fine. >> I don't think you're okay to drive. >> I think I'm okay. I have a Tesla. >> Sir, >> just cuz you have a Tesla doesn't mean it's not going to drive [music] itself. Sir, I'm going to call your captain in a minute. >> That's fine. >> You're not going to drive out of here. >> You're not going to be okay. >> 3377. >> Is there a bathroom back here you're using? >> I'm sorry. >> Is there a bathroom in this office you're using? >> I'm going to go over there. I'm the school director of the School of Health Sciences. I don't I'm going to be okay. Okay, >> sir. I'm okay and you're going to be okay and I'm going to report you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. I I just need you to call somebody for me before I before I go. >> I will be fine. >> Okay, >> fine. >> She's too far. >> Okay. >> So, she said she said she walked here though, but she's planning on driving home. She's okay to drive cuz she has a Tesla. If it gets that way, I'm just going to take it for >> I'm going to call get me. You're harassing me right now and I don't appreciate it. >> No, I'm just making sure you get home. Okay. >> I'm going to be okay. >> Okay. Well, I just I just need to make sure you call somebody here cuz I don't want you driving home. >> Um I'm going to call Captain Gman from Kent. I'm going to be fine. >> Who's that? >> The captain of Kent. If you don't leave me alone. >> What's his name? >> Captain Gman of Kent. I'm going to go to the bathroom and you leave me alone. You left the bathroom. You leave me alone. >> I'm just going to give Mike a call real quick and just let her know what's going on. >> The best part that's out there. >> It fell down out there. >> Yeah. He's going to leave me alone and I'm going to go home and go pee and you're going to leave me alone. >> Okay. But you're not going to drive. >> I'm going to drive home. >> Okay. Ma'am, you're not going to drive. >> I'm driving home and you're going to leave me alone. I'm fine. And you I I have water in my car. I'm fine. >> I don't care if you have water in your car. If you're >> My husband is in Shaker and he had surgery and I'm fine. Ma'am, I understand that. >> Do you want me to walk? I'll walk. Walk. >> Nope. >> No. You're going to leave me alone. My My husband just had surgery and I'm driving. >> Sir, you're going to leave me alone? Do you want me to take a breathalyzer? I'll do that for you. >> Nope. Don't have one. >> What? >> I don't have one. >> Sir, you're going to leave me alone? I'm fine. I'm going to the bathroom. >> Okay. >> You have no right to not let me drive home. Actually, it is our job to not let you drive home if you're intoxicated. >> I'm not involved. >> It's literally our job. >> Okay. You are going to leave me alone. I'm going to call the Kent City Police right now. >> Okay. >> Feel free. [snorts] >> I will. I I worked I have worked. You You can leave me alone. Look, I could not get in the building because you locked my building. >> We didn't lock your building. It locks automatically. >> So, we did you a service by letting you in here? >> Okay. I I could have driven home with with my cabbage. >> So, can you can I can I go pee, please? Cuz I >> I never told you you couldn't. Go ahead. >> Jesus Christ. I've worked here for 28 years. >> All it was worth, the cops were being very patient and respectful with her. But this didn't mean that they would hesitate to put her in her place if she crossed any boundary of civility. >> She is going to drive home. >> What? >> What is your problem? Ma'am, I just really need you to call someone. >> Okay, I will call someone. >> Cuz you can't drive home. Okay. >> Okay. Why do you think I can't drive home? >> Because you're intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> I can tell you are. >> Why? >> But several reasons. >> But >> your speech indicates that you're intoxic. Well, I can explain it to you if you want. >> Okay. [snorts] I'm driving home. >> No, you're not. >> Have a good day. >> Please call somebody. >> Okay. I won't. Okay. >> I'll call somebody. >> Can you do it right now cuz we got to go. >> Okay. Have a good day. Thank you. >> Okay. Ma'am, this is your last chance to call somebody. >> Okay. >> Hey, do you understand that your Tesla driving like the self-driving function doesn't cover you for OVI? >> I just want to No, I just want you to understand. Do you understand? Hello. >> Yes. >> What are you doing? >> I'm calling. >> No, no, we're good. >> So, I just lost um And who are you calling? >> Uh my lieutenant called me. >> So, can you give me my other card back? That's >> I don't have your other card. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Well, I think you are. >> I'm glad you think I am, but I'm not. >> Okay. >> And you can have a good day and thank you very much. >> Okay. Can you call somebody for me? >> Sure, I will. >> Can you do that right now? >> I will. 2220 my car. >> Ma'am, listen. >> No, you're not going to go to your car. >> You've been here a long time. Please don't tarnish your own reputation by doing this cuz we are going to arrest you if you try to leave here. I promise like you're going to be arrested and that is not what we want to do. >> So my husband is home. >> Mhm. >> Okay. You said he just had surgery and he can't drive. >> Captain Captain There's no Captain Gitman. >> Okay. >> He's here at my phone. >> Okay. Well, call him. Go ahead. >> Okay. There's no Captain Gitman that works for K. >> He works for Ken City. >> No, he doesn't. >> Bye. Have a good day. No, it is it is what it is at this point. >> City police officer who reports to you. >> That's not accurate. It >> it's it's totally accurate. >> Your call has been forwarded to an automatic. >> All right. Do you have all the stuff you need? [snorts] >> All right. Um, thank you so much. You're welcome. >> Are you looking for a white cat state lanyard? No, it's right here. >> Okay. >> I thought you were looking for hard keys cuz you're >> my car keys. I don't have hard keys. >> I said hard keys. >> Hard keys? No, I don't have >> I just I just noticed there's another lanyard and I thought that's what you were looking for. >> At this point, the cops had exhausted [music] their patients and Dr. Glickman was too entitled to see it. The cuffs were now closer than ever, and from the look of things, an embarrassing arrest might be inevitable. >> Are you going to be able to call anyone for me? >> No, you are. You >> Okay, I'll take this one, please. >> No, you will not take my phone. >> All right. Well, right now you're under arrest. >> I'm calling I'm calling my husband. Stop. >> Just relax. You're under arrest. I've made my decision. You are under arrest. >> I'm calling my husband. Put your hands on your back. >> No. I'm calling my husband. Stop. Let go OF ME. >> NO, MAN. WE DON'T want to hurt you. I'm calling my husband. I'm calling my husband. You have no right to do this. Stop. I'm calling my husband. Stop. I'm calling my husband. >> It's too late. >> Stop it. You have no Stop Stop it. You have NO RIGHT TO DO THIS. LET GO. >> MA'AM, YOU'RE GOING TO GET HURT. Come on. Just relax. >> I'm calling my husband. Stop this. You have no >> I'm sorry. >> We have a responsibility to do this. Not Not just a right. We have a responsibility to make sure you're not. >> You You did not do breathalyzer. I don't need to. >> We can smell it. You're You're the way you're acting. >> I'm sorry. You have no right to do Excuse me. You have no right to I'm sorry. You did one. You did not do Miranda. >> I don't have to do this. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. My h excuse me. MY H EXCUSE ME. STOP IT RIGHT NOW. RIGHT NOW. EXCUSE ME. STOP THIS. STOP THIS RIGHT NOW. >> THERE. I don't know if I can get a We'll get a rip in the car. >> Stop. Stop this. Stop this right now. Stop. Excuse me. Take my phone. Right. Sir, >> take a phone with you. >> All right. Hold on. >> 337. 300. >> What? 1. Sir. Sir. Sir, stop it. >> Do you want to stand up? >> No. No. Take my phone right now. >> We'll come get it. >> Stand up. Sir, take my phone right now. >> I'll grab it. [snorts] >> All right, >> sir. >> Walk. >> Sir, >> walk. >> You have no right to do this. >> Wait. >> No, you don't. >> I walk. >> No. No. >> Walk now. >> No. No. You have no right to do this. >> Walk. >> I agree. I completely agree. I'm calling my husband. >> Wish you would have before. >> I called. Can you please call my husband right now? >> No. >> No. No. >> Can you please call him? >> He He just had surgery two days ago. >> Okay. >> This is B. I'm Can Stop. Just walk. >> All you got to do is walk. >> No. No. Call him right now. >> Ma'am, we're not going to call Don't act like a child on the side of this road. Walk to the car right now. >> The doctor had always carried herself like she was untouchable. But now things were shifting right before her eyes. It was like reality had finally caught up with her sense of entitlement. For a moment, there was a flicker of remorse, just a little. Let's be honest, that wasn't likely to change [music] much. Felt like everything was about to spiral downhill for her and fast. >> This is ridiculous. >> Can you please I'm sorry. This is I'm sorry. >> Stop it. >> This is I'm I'm really really sorry. >> It's okay. No, I I'm I >> You're walking to this car right here. >> I'm walking to my >> You're not walking to your car. You're not driving home. >> Can you please call my husband? >> No. >> No. I'm really Stop. Stop this. Call my husband. Please call my husband. >> Stop. >> Can you please call my husband? >> No. >> Can you call my husband right now? Right now. >> You can call him when you're being booked. After you're booked. >> I'm not being booked. >> Can you call my husband? >> Are going to flip? Should we get a rip? Um, please call my husband. I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. >> Yeah, you got her. Hold on. I got her. >> Difficult. It's because you're drunk. >> I'm not drunk. >> You are? >> No, I'm not. Take my phone. Please take my phone. >> I already have your phone. >> I'm I'm pardon me. >> It's It has nothing to do with that. >> I'm I'm being >> Regardless, it has nothing to do with that. Can you take these things off of me? >> When we get back to the jail, you can. >> No. No. Stop it. Please take these things off of me right now. Right now. >> Guys. Guys. Guys. I'm being a I mean, yeah. Take my phone right now. Right now. >> I already have your phone. >> Should be good. All right. >> Right now. >> Go ahead and have a seat in the car. No, I'm not. Yes. >> Sit down. >> No. No. No. No. Yes. Let me turn this light on back here. >> Guys, my phone right now. Please. >> I have your phone. >> I have my phone right now. >> No, please. Guys, seriously. >> Lean back. >> I have my phone right now. >> No, you can't have your phone. Sit down. >> Please. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Can you listen to me, please? >> I'm listening to you. If you could please call on in the Can you open the phone? >> No, I can't. I'm driving. >> Can you open the phone? Did I give you the password? >> No, I'm driving. >> Who's your Who's your Who's your Who's your colleague here? >> I'm the only one in the car. The doctor was charged with disorderly conduct.