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You thought you could never stop us. We came through the door. >> I literally stopped right here and then you hit your car. Do you hear what I said? >> Can you get the [ __ ] away from >> hear what I said? >> you get away from me? >> Do you hear what I said? >> from me. There's I'm not a thief, so you need to get away >> Give me another pair of cuffs. >> to get away from me. >> Stop resisting. So, you Hello. You're going to get You're going to get You're going to get another >> Teenagers think that they can take on the world, but what happens when sometimes their attitude goes a bit too far and they end up on the wrong side of the law. >> I'm not the one. I told you about that. I'm not the one. >> But I'm not the one. There is nobody scared of your fat Put your hands behind >> Hey, let me see your hands. >> See? >> You cut that [ __ ] out. >> Ow! >> You tried to bite me? >> Yeah, off of me. >> You're going to >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your >> Here are instances where teen bullies think they can challenge the cops and it backfires. The first case begins with an unruly young lady who thought that it was an awesome idea to challenge the cops' authority and try and get away with it after being caught with an expired license plate. >> I'm going to tow the vehicle. >> For what? >> It's not It's not registered. It's It's expired from like October of last year. >> All right, before you go back >> You don't have to touch me. You don't have to touch me. >> Okay, let me see your >> You need a woman to touch you. >> Yes. >> You don't touch me. >> Okay. >> You don't touch me. >> Okay, stop. >> Why are you putting your hands on me? Get your hands off of me. Hey, don't [ __ ] play Stop [ __ ] playing with me. Stop [ __ ] playing with me. Y'all got my coochie out. Stop touching me. He the police. He the one who pulled it up. Slammed me on the ground. >> On June the 23rd, 2024, officers in Ohio conducted a routine traffic stop on a vehicle whose registration had expired along with its license plate. As they confronted the driver, she didn't seem too pleased about being pulled over and decided that she could get away with her offense if she challenged the cops. A decision that was probably not going to turn out so well for her. >> Okay. Do you mind stepping out for me real quick? I don't give you [ __ ] off of me. You uh you got the keys by chance? We'll just put on top of the car. Oh, key is a fob. >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. Where is the Where is the key? >> Right here. >> It's a fob. Can you take your the fob out of your purse, please? Okay. Just put keys on the hood. All right, you good. Take her to the back of your car and have that conversation. All right. Here's this. Um Give me weapons. >> No. >> Any knives? >> No. >> Okay. I'm going to have you stay out here for a little bit. I am going to tow the vehicle. >> For what? >> It's not It's not registered. It's It's expired from like October of last year. It's like 8 months back behind. >> For a moment, it seemed like the woman was ready to comply with the officers, but it all changed very quickly. >> No valid driver, which is good, but it's good thing he's not driving, but unfortunately, I'm going to have to tow this car. All right, we Hold on for a >> You don't have to touch me. You don't need a woman to touch you. >> Yes, no, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> All right. >> You don't need a woman to touch me. Don't touch me. >> Okay. >> Don't touch me. Stop. Why are you putting your hands on me? Get your hands off of me. I'm not touching you. I'm not He don't have to He not supposed to touch me. He not >> Okay, but you are technically >> I'm not You're not supposed to touch me. You're not supposed to touch me. Get off of me. >> She's going to >> Get off of me. He's on me. Get off of me. >> Ma'am, can you stop? >> I'm not even doing nothing. >> Just relax. >> Stop moving. >> Relax. >> Stop moving. >> You don't have to go through all this. Okay, drop the purse. >> Get off my neck. Stop moving around. >> Stop. >> breathing, man. >> She got a heart monitor on and all that. Y'all tripping. >> Let me have the purse. You can step You can step back up to the car. Let me have the purse and the bag. Let go of it. Let Let go of it. It's okay. >> I don't know what he's doing now. I don't know why you just arrested him. >> Did you just park? Did you just fall on it, girl? >> No, she did that to herself. >> He did that. >> That's him yourself. >> You got rights. >> getting in there. I got a heart monitor on. I'm not getting in there. >> Grab her other side. >> No. Get a female. >> I'm not going to stop. Stop. You can't stop. Damn. Can you stop, please? >> Have a seat. >> Please, can you stop? >> I'm sorry. >> Please, can you stop? I'm begging you. That's your boyfriend. Can you stop, please? >> Stop kicking him. >> Get her legs. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. My coochie out. Move. My coochie out. >> to step >> You need a female. Quit playing with me. I know my rights. >> Have a seat in the >> better get a female. >> We will. >> Friend, call your mom. And call my mom. Call my sister. >> Your sister didn't answer the phone. >> For some reason, the young lady tried to push past the officer, ignoring his warnings to stay put. Even her boyfriend tried to reason with her, but she wouldn't listen. She kept shouting and even began kicking the officer. >> Quit touching me. Don't touch me. Quit touching me. >> Stop. >> My coochie is out. Move. My move. Quit playing with me. [ __ ] you. That's my coochie out. Quit playing with me. Stop playing with me. Stop playing with Stop playing with me. Y'all got my coochie out. Stop touching me. Quit touching me. >> Stop. >> Quit touching me. >> You want to stand up? What's your name? >> Babe, put this name in your phone, babe. >> Do you want to stand up and I'll pull it down? Ma'am, stand up. >> Put Babe. >> Stand up. >> Babe. >> Listen, do you want to stand up and I'll pull it down? >> Come here. >> Do you want to stand up and pull it down? >> Put his name in your phone, babe. Put his name in your phone. And his phone, too. And his name, too. And you know he lame as hell. >> You want to act up? >> [ __ ] both of y'all lame as hell. And you black. Get out of here. You won't do that with a man, though. Like I said. Like I said. Like I said. The [ __ ] cuz he was talking to me. You wasn't. You would like you Like I said. >> You weren't even listening to any of us. >> Quit talking to me. Cuz y'all need a female for me. Thank you. You do. I know my rights. And get my shoe. >> You know, we both going >> No. >> Since you going to get her in the car. >> Get my shoe. >> Ma'am. I don't know where it is. >> It's behind you. No. Y'all can pull it out. >> Okay. >> Since y'all pulled it out. Cuz it was down when y'all got me out the car. >> Can you Can you step up and get in the >> Go 580. >> You didn't have a reason to pull us over. >> Yes, I did. >> I'm not talking to you. >> There's no one to talk to you. >> I'm not even talking to you. Why do you keep talking? Like >> She would soon learn the hard way that it was probably not the best of ideas to challenge an officer. The officers finally had a chance to explain why they had pulled this woman over. The whole situation could have been avoided if she had stayed calm and complied, but instead she chose to challenge them, leading to an inevitable outcome. >> He the one He the one who pulled it up, slammed me on the ground. >> She's stubborn. >> No, I'm just stubborn. >> her it didn't have to be all this. >> So, what's all this for? >> Do you want to stand up or want me to pull it down? >> Who are you in relation to her? >> I'm his mother. >> okay >> me pulling it down? >> I'm her She's my son's girlfriend. >> I got you. >> What's going on? >> So, I'm here to traffic stop on the vehicle cuz it's expired registration and the registered owner comes back suspended. He's not driving, which is fine. But the vehicle's still expired from last year. There's going to be a cite issued and the vehicle's getting towed. And that would have been it. >> That would have been it until she started acting up. >> Who started acting up? You slammed me. >> No, you pulled away from me. No, you pulled away from me up there. >> You did. >> Yeah. Just calm down, lady. >> They over here capping. >> Everything is recorded. So, it don't even matter. We would have been out of here in about probably 15-20 minutes originally. >> So, I can't drive the car away? >> The car is getting towed. No. >> Why? >> Because it's expired. October last year. It shouldn't even be on the road right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay, but they've been pulled over before and they just let them go. >> We're good. >> Because he's still making payments on the car. He can't get tags for the car because it's an ongoing thing with his license getting suspended. >> We understand that. >> I'm I'm I'm the co-signer of the car. That's what I'm saying. I can't drive the car away. >> You cannot drive the car away. Regardless of what he's going through with the registration, if he can't get that vehicle registered, it should not be be It should not be being driven. Eventually, the >> officer started to notice her slurred speech and suspected her of being under the influence. She kept arguing with the officers, making life difficult for them, and eventually herself. >> But we also have a supervisor here. >> A supervisor for what? >> For us. >> Did you feel like your life in danger or something? >> No. No, anytime we get involved in a use of force, a supervisor has to come out to us. >> Did you charge her, ma'am? Officer? >> I didn't charge >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Speak quietly, lady. >> Stop talking, bro. Please. >> So, what are we doing right now? >> I'm going >> So, right now, if she would cooperate, I'm fine with still just citing for the expired registration. >> I don't know what 21 is. >> Oh, okay. Well, >> So, there's still somebody in the car? >> No, he's He's right there. I came Yeah, another right game. That's him there. Nobody's in the car right now. >> Okay, cool. >> Still have to be inventory, and then he can grab whatever he needs out of there if he needs anything. >> All right. 21 for resisting and obstruction. And then, run her through the test. Cuz I got an odor from just struggling with her. Odor of breath. >> Is that all you guys smell? >> I just got an odor. >> Yes. >> So, you got an odor from my breath, sir? >> Do you have anything else? >> I believe it's only going to be the bottle of beer that I searched yet. >> No, he's making up >> What we'll do is see if you got anything other than just the odor. >> Okay. >> Um I mean, if she's if she's slurring her speech, she had a glass of water in her eyes, >> I don't know like that. >> So, I didn't deal with her until we got back here. And all I got was all I got was filler. All I got was odor. >> Go talk to her a little bit, see what you got. >> I'm going to inventory the car, and and then I'll >> Go talk to her first, and then go from there. >> I'm not going in the car. I have a heart monitor. I'm not going in this car. >> You're going in the car. >> Okay. All right. >> So, I'm going to take this. All right, so >> I'm going to take this. >> You're not. >> You Yes, I am. So, how much you got in there? >> Six dollars. >> You don't want to talk to me? Is there a reason why you're being so uncooperative? >> So, what's his deal? >> He's just a passenger. He was actually trying to get her to calm down when we were struggling over here at the front of the car. >> Okay. >> Despite clearly being in the wrong, the young arrogant lady refused to accept any blame. Thus, the officers had no other option than to forcefully make her comply. >> I mean, you get in the car, please. >> Please. >> All right, stand here. >> I feel good. I'm not going nowhere. >> Do you need to be checked out by squad? What what what what what we'll address that here in So, you in the car. >> Can you get in the car? >> So, you in the car. Well, she's not getting in. >> a heart monitor also. >> Okay, I understand that. >> Y'all Y'all can't use force on me if y'all don't have no female officers. >> I understand what you're saying. We're trying to We're trying to reason with her. We're trying to have her comply. >> I need a female for me. >> Just get in >> the car. >> No, I'm not getting in the car and it's hot. >> Just get in the car. >> No, I'm going to go pass out back here. >> It'd be easier if you just step up and sit down. >> Can y'all turn the air on? >> It's on. It's just the doors are open. >> We'll roll the windows down and everything. Can we get back in there and sit in the car? >> Just get in the car, man. >> If you don't want me to touch you, then come on in. >> No. >> Grab her by her shoulders. All right. >> I got her legs. >> Stop. >> The woman was charged with resisting arrest and obstructing justice. What's worse than a teen bully? Two teenage bullies. The arrogant youngsters' massive egos landed them in trouble with the police over a routine traffic stop. >> If you throw it, then that's another song charge. Go ahead, do it. >> Yep. Yep. Police brutality. >> Don't touch Stop resisting. So, you She allowed She turned She turned a simple ticket into going to jail. >> No. >> Yes, bro. >> On March the 26th, 2024, Florida officers stopped a vehicle [music] and immediately noticed a strong smell of marijuana coming from inside. But, as the The asked the occupants to step outside, it was met with immediate resistance by the entitled and very ill-mannered teenagers. >> What's going to happen is this. I'm actually going to search your car cuz I can smell a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Now, have Do you have a medical marijuana card? You do? >> Yeah. >> You have So, you have it with you? >> Let's see. It's at the hotel. >> So, it's in the hotel somewhere, right? All right. It's no Okay, but I'm just going to search it for >> For what? >> Cuz I know Cuz I have suspicion of weed. >> I'm going to the store, please, sir? >> So, hold on. Let me ask you a question. You say I stopped you while you going to the store? >> You followed me. You were following me. You followed me. You stopped right here. >> You didn't stop out of the vehicle. Cuz I'm asking you to. >> For what? >> Cuz I'm asking you to assist the vehicle. You're being detained right now. You're not under arrest, right? >> The officers separated the two and began questioning them individually, but it was the female who took it upon herself to be a brat and show some attitude to the officers, a move that got them deeper into trouble. >> You stay in the car. I ain't telling you to get out of the vehicle. Get out of the car yet. If you >> So >> If you throw it If you throw it >> Yeah, yeah. >> If you throw it, then that's an assault charge. Go ahead. Do it. >> Relax. >> Okay. I know. >> I don't know. I might know. >> You don't You don't have to give. >> You have anything in your pockets that will stick me, poke me, or hurt me? >> No, I think not. >> I just have a lighter in my pocket. >> Just lighter? All right, turn this way. >> I have nothing better to do. First of all >> I got something I got something better to do. My job. >> This Okay. >> [laughter] >> You see You don't need to record me. You You First of all, do you have possession of vehicles? You still have full control of the vehicle. Southern Transport >> All right. Officer, I'm not going to argue with you. All right, I'm going to have you step out of the car. And I'm going to search it. I'll lock it up. Yeah, I need you to step out of the vehicle. You can leave your purse in there, too. >> I don't have to leave it. >> You do have to leave it. >> I don't. >> You have to. Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. You can let me go. >> Let you go? All your purse and you're going to catch a charge and go to jail. >> You let me go. >> The last time I'm going to tell you, you're going to be putting handcuffs. Let go of the purse. >> But, I'm going >> Come here. What? >> The officer repeatedly warned the teenagers to cooperate with him, but the young woman thought she could challenge his authority. And as it would turn out, this would have serious consequences later on. >> So, if you want to use your phone for recording, that's fine, but don't make any phone calls. I will take the phone from you. Do you hear me? Do you hear what I said? >> Can you get away from me? >> hear what I said? Do you hear what I said? >> Cuz I'm not a deaf so you need to get away from >> Give me another pair of cuffs. >> You need to get away from me. For what? For what? >> Cuz now you're not >> For what? >> Because now you're you're not being cooperative with me. So, you're going to be placed in handcuffs. >> I don't have to do nothing. You need to get away Yeah. >> Chill out. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not Yeah. Yeah. >> Stop resisting. Chill out. You're going to get You're going to get You're going to get another You're going to get Cuz cuz she's She has to relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. You want to get tased? Relax. Relax. You want to go to jail for something? Chill. She resist. She resist. Calm down. If she is, that's resistance. Listen, calm down. Calm down. Sit down. I know you're calm. She She's not calm. Easy. But here's the It's not about It's all right. It's okay. Here's his in the ground. Here's a body camera. All right. Send to the bumper. Relax. >> The officers tried to calm the young lady down, but she wouldn't listen to reason and kept acting up. With her attitude, the officers would soon be left with no choice but to arrest her. But being too entitled, she was failing to read in between the lines. The male suspect on the other hand, somehow decided that it was his turn to argue with the officers now, which by the look of things didn't seem like a good idea. >> She turned She turned a simple ticket into going to jail. >> Wow, bro. >> Yes, bro. >> Hey. That's what it is. >> Your body cam wasn't on the whole time. >> My body cam was on the whole time. >> the ground. >> off. It was on. >> I told your other officer your body cam was on the ground. >> Okay. What's that mean? >> I'm letting you know that. >> Okay. So, then why make it difficult? So, why is she not listening to me? >> it difficult. I You see He seen how she was acting. She was already irate when you pulled the car over. She was already upset. >> I get that. >> And I What can I do as the driver trying to talk to the officer and explain everything that's going on, the whole situation? >> What situation? >> And she sat down. What What's going on right now? >> smells weed. >> And >> So, he made a traffic stop and smells weed. >> It wasn't a traffic stop. How was it a traffic stop if I came to the store? He literally followed me across the >> Let me ask you >> I don't know where he came from. I was over there. >> Let me ask you something. Did you drive that car from here to here? >> Yes. >> then. So, you drove >> I don't know where he came from. >> It doesn't matter where he came from. The fact is he drove the car here. >> me over for my tags. >> Okay. >> I understand. You said you pulled me >> You know, you know what? Listen. No, no, no. Hold on. Pause. Pause. When you turn in there, listen. You saw me when I turned in right there, right? And then guess what? I ran your tag. And guess what? It came back I came here. Follow me. I could do that. That's allowed, bro. I'm just doing my job, bro. >> When she sat right there selling the curve, bro, we could have left her right there, but all she wanted to do was sit right there and do her thing. >> This is the thing. This is the thing. You understand you're the >> No, no, no. I know you're the officer of the law. I explained it to her very clearly. >> Oh, but I told her that you got to get control of her. >> But how do I get that in control? I'm like I'm like this. >> I'm talking about I'm talking about I'm talking about before this. >> Get in general, but but you can't tell me how to tell another grown person how to act. >> No, it's it's not it's You're right. You're right. She's going to have her own actions, but that's her problem. That's her fault, not yours, not mine. The simple The simple request I had for her was you could use your phone to record. Feel free to record, but don't call anybody. >> And there's a And there's a reason for that. Right? I don't I just met you 5 minutes ago. >> She don't know what she's thinking behind I'm going to jail. She need to call my dad. That's who card is. She probably thinking, "Uh pops something going on." That's probably why she was trying to call. >> Well, then that's why >> All I've seen from my end is her pull out the camera and you instantly grabbing her arm and him directing. >> We need another pair of handcuffs. We ran over the camera once I asked for another pair of cuffs. It's all on camera. It's all on body camera. >> I know for sure. >> Which is fine. She wants to She wants to record. I was cool with that. But at the end of the day, she's an adult. She's got to be responsible for her actions. If she was worried about something, how about, "All right, officer, I'll get out of the car. What is going on? Is he going to jail?" 100% I would have been like, "As of right now, no. He's being detained until we finish the search. That's it." >> Yeah, you are being arrested for resist. You're resisting officer. I gave you a lawful command. >> Which I don't know why you did that for. You should That's not how that work. See, you guys watch too much television. >> The entire situation could have been avoided if the bratty teenagers had just remained calm, but their bullying nature didn't allow them to listen to reason and it landed them in unnecessary trouble. >> She's in She's in the car. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You want to chill with him while I stand with her? Just Just hang out with him for me for a while. I'll deal with her. >> Sit him on outside, ma'am. I'm going to find out where she is. >> What? >> In a second. >> I'm going to find out Sit him on out. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything I just want to put where you stick me? Yeah. My mom. Yeah. >> She can take her ID and then everything else you can leave it. >> With what? >> With my ID I can't hear you. >> We'll give her a chance. Wait. >> Do you have anything I just want to put where you stick me? >> I don't know. >> Okay, what do you mean you don't know? >> I don't know. >> Do you have any needles? Do you have any weapons? >> Not that I know of. >> Not that you know of. So you don't know if you have any needles on you. So that means there's the possibility that there could be. I'm sorry? >> Always. >> Always. Okay, spread your legs for me, please. >> Stop wiggling the cuffs. It's only going to make it worse. >> My arm is killing me, bro. >> It's only >> My shoulder's dislocated. I don't understand. >> What did you say to me? You're not uncomfortable. >> Yeah, because >> Yeah, yeah, because what? >> I was normal. >> to tell you to stop moving. >> I had no cuffs on and been normal. >> Okay. >> Yeah, yeah, but for your safety I need to be in cuffs and uncomfortable. >> Exactly. Don't talk to me. >> Okay. >> You're not the officer that chained you. >> I am. >> Thank you, Sanchez. So why is he talking to me? >> Because he's >> Cuz he's I mean I don't care about Sanchez. I care about Sanchez. Okay. >> You I am. >> Do you You want to take her jewelry? Or you want to go to the >> You want to take her jewelry? >> You want to take her jewelry or you want him to have it? >> Well, they're going to take it off regardless. >> You got to have some people come. >> All right, you take it. >> Okay, turn and face me, please. >> So, I have to let you just turn? >> I don't want to break it. I'm not I'm trying to be gentle and I can't it's all twisted. You know what? You can just sit in the car. I'm not >> What's wrong? >> She's giving me a hard because I asked her to turn so I could get the thing and not break it and she's being difficult, so they can take it off her at the jail. >> She's being difficult. >> No, I'm not playing the game. I didn't do anything. I'm trying to be nice and she wants to be that way, that's her business. They can They can I don't I don't do the piercings anyway. So, the nose piercing and all that, so they can just take it off her at the jail. >> All right, she's she's good she's good like that. >> Not just Sorry. >> At the end of the day at the end of the day, believe she could be mad at us, she could be mad at us and all that other stuff, but at the end of the day your and her actions are what let you guys are what you guys see. >> Not him, not her. >> Not him, not her. You want get her ID? Yeah, let me let me get her ID. So, I don't know what it is about this generation that everybody thinks it's everybody else's fault. >> Yeah, I didn't do anything. >> But at the end of the day like I said, your actions and her actions got you guys to where you at right now. All right? So, you're still not free to go. Let him finish what he's got to do. I don't know if he's going to write you any tickets or anything like that, so just just hang on, all right? Hear me? >> The woman was arrested and charged with resisting and the man received citations for driving with an expired tag. If you thought that these argumentative brats were intolerable, well, wait until you see the next case where a completely psychotic woman lashed out at a store owner after being denied entry and then went on to square up against law enforcement. >> So, no, you can't No, you can't just Excuse me, no. Absolutely not. You're Absolutely not. You [screaming] don't get to be in my own car. Stop. You can't do that to me. You can't you You can't physically remove me. >> I was I was leaving. Okay, this gentleman told me I can't be here. >> On the 23rd of October, 2024, Indian River County Sheriff's Office responded to a complaint from a local store owner about an unruly woman who was causing chaos [music] after she was denied entry at the store because of her dog. Witnesses reported her shouting abuse from her car. When the officer confronted [music] the woman, it became clear that arguing with her was not an option. >> So then she >> Hey. Don't be reaching for stuff. >> No, I'm just All I'm doing is like getting >> Don't be reaching for stuff. >> Okay, I can't This is my car. >> I know. >> I can't reach for anything. I don't want to reach for. >> No, right now there's a disturbance, so no, you can't. >> No, you can't just Excuse me, no. Absolutely not. You're absolutely not. No, you don't get to do that. You don't get to just touch my property. You're giving me my money. I'll be in my own car. Fine, get out of my car. >> Ma'am. >> Don't touch me. That's not what you're doing. No. You don't get to do that to me. Absolutely not. >> Right now. >> Absolutely not. Bro, you just broke my car. Stop. You don't get to be in my own car. Lady, you're doing nothing. I'm trying to leave. You're I've done nothing wrong. This is horrible. Stop. Oh, no. Stop. Get out of >> This is an order. Get out of the car. >> Seeing her attitude, the officer asked the woman to exit the vehicle, but that was when the situation escalated. The woman became extremely agitated and did something that she would regret later on. >> No. >> This is an order. >> I did nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong and you're trying to me. Stop. Please stop. Please stop. Please let me >> Get out of the car. >> Stop. I can't think. It's it's not okay. >> Get out of the car. >> No, no, I'm not okay. I'm not okay at all. >> Get out of the car, ma'am. >> This officer is trying to help me and I'm at Osprey Acres Storm Water Park. Please come here now. Please come here. >> 22, I'm >> I'm at Osprey Acres Storm Water Park. Please come here with me. Please come here with me. Whoever you can come here with immediately. Please help me. Please. >> Get out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> Please, please help me. Please. >> Ma'am, get out of the vehicle. This is an order. We're trying to figure out what's going on. You're reaching inside a bag. I don't need you to reach inside the bag. >> I was reaching in my bag. >> Ma'am, do not reach inside the >> This woman has opened my vehicle. >> I have every right to be >> Yes, I do. Someone called the police. You have no right to come into my vehicle. I am in my car sitting >> Get out of the vehicle. >> She opened my car and you you crossed the line. You have no authority to >> Yes, I do. >> No, you don't. >> No, you don't. Call me now. Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. Please call them. >> Someone's coming. >> Okay, please call them. This has escalated too too much. This has escalated. >> You guys, so get the [ __ ] out of the vehicle. >> need to leave my vehicle because I don't You opened my door. I was sitting in the car. I was sitting calmly and safely in my car and we could have had a >> now >> You opened my You were and you broke my >> inside your bag, ma'am. You won't listen to my commands. >> I don't need to listen to your commands. I don't have to listen. Well, you did not have to You opened my door. I The only reason my door is open because you opened it. You physically I tried to lock my door and you physically She broke my door. She broke my door. You broke this. It was not like that. >> Yes, it was. >> It was not. >> Yes, it was. >> Okay, now this officer is lying. I need I need so much help right now. I need help. I need my family. I need I need an assistant. >> There is another deputy coming and that's why we're waiting. >> Honestly, why did you open my door and break my door? >> a disturbance before I leave. >> door. >> Ma'am, if you would listen to my commands, there wouldn't have any been any broken doors. >> If you didn't open my door so aggressively, I would have listened to you. >> let me in. >> You You opened my window. >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> You aggressively tried to come into my my door my door I was trying to exit. >> Stop making any sound. >> Stop. >> I was >> Stop making any sound for one minute. Stop. >> I was trying to exit. I'm currently I'm currently at this break point. I'm trying to exit with my service dog in training. I was told to leave, so I'm leaving. I was in the process of I was in the process of leaving, and then I was stopped by this cop who very aggressively >> [music] >> opened my door which was locked. >> you to get out of the vehicle three times before I opened the door. >> locked. The door was locked. You aggressively opened the window as I was leaving. >> nicely to get out of the vehicle. I didn't want to get out of the vehicle. >> Prior to >> Yeah, it doesn't matter. I'm investigating a disturbance. It really doesn't matter. >> You could have asked me questions in the through the car, through the window. There's no reason I have to exit the vehicle. There's absolutely no [music] reason. This was escalated beyond the necessary, and then you Then you >> Ma'am, I'm not arguing with you. >> I'm not arguing. I'm stating what happened. You physically broke my door. >> You Ma'am, no, I didn't. If you want, you can find the piece, but I did not break the door. >> that. >> I'm sorry. I'll repeat. If I broke it right now, the piece would be right here. >> We're going to find it. I'm going to find it for you. >> Find it. >> It's here because that wasn't broken. That was not broken. It wasn't broken. I'm going to find it. Find it, but my dog is upset, and I have a lot of cops here, and I'm on my own, and I'm scared, and I all I want to do is leave. It's all I want to do. And I don't know why you had to escalate this situation. You You opened my door when I had it locked. I don't know how you did that. >> The situation descended into complete chaos as the woman became extremely hyper and started ranting and raving at the officer. All of this was leading up to a climax which was not going to end well for the rabid woman. >> She's not listening, ma'am. She has a gun, and she's She's going to jump. So, cuz she found me. I can't get her out of the car so. >> Are you guys ready to um >> Get out of the vehicle. I'm going to ask you one more time to >> to ask I want to picture your supervisor. No, stop. Stop. You can't do that to me. You can't You can't physically remove me. You can't do that. What are you doing? I've done nothing wrong. Why are you trying to arrest me? I've done nothing. I don't understand how you can do this to me. I was leaving. How are you going to arrest me when I did nothing? You Is this what you want? I was leaving, sir. You know I was leaving. Why would you do this to me? Why? You need to tell me why you're Why are you doing this to me when I was >> Get her in cuffs. I got her. >> This is not happening to me before. This cannot happen to me. Please. Please don't try to do this to me. Please. Have a conversation. I don't understand why you're being so aggressive. We're on my side. >> Stop moving. >> Like I didn't even do anything. How could you arrest me? >> You're right. It didn't have to happen this way. If you listened, it wouldn't have happened this way. >> But you are so aggressive. You physically reached into my car. >> Cuz I gave you a verbal order to get out of the car. >> But I wasn't feeling safe and I didn't do anything. I don't understand why you have to be so aggressive. >> You didn't listen to my commands. >> I was I was leaving. Okay. This gentleman told me I can't be here. So I So I was on my way out and now I'm getting arrested? For For There's nothing in my hair except for my hair tie. Okay, but I don't have anything. Okay. There's nothing. Oh my There's the piece. There's the piece you broke off my car that you insisted you moving. Can you >> Stop moving. >> It's right there. It's right there. So you Do you see it? Do you see the piece of my car? >> be moving you to >> Wait. Please wait. Please wait. Please. Please. >> Go like this. Just stop. Stop. Stop. You're going to go >> I don't understand how this is happening when I did nothing wrong. >> Do this. >> This is >> This whole Follow exactly. No. Let go completely. Turn the other way. >> Who's going to take care of my dog and my stuff? >> And then go through her arm. >> You guys don't get >> Go up and over her arm. Thank you. >> I'm just a criminal [clears throat] here now. >> Through there. And up and over her shoulder. There you go. >> What about my Can I ask what's going to happen to my stuff? My car? No one cares. No one cares. No one gives >> Ma'am, you haven't listened to anything that I've said. >> Because you're not making me feel safe and you broke into my car. There's the piece. I need it. What's going to happen to my car? >> the car. >> Can you answer me? Why are you guys so horrible? >> You're being aggressive. >> Get in the vehicle. >> All I did was not listen to you and you're treating me like this. >> If you want, we can hogtie you or you can get in the car. >> absolutely don't want that. Jesus. Can I ask what happened to my phone or my belongings? >> your phone. >> Why are you treating me like this? >> The officer then took the statement from the business owner to know more about the whole situation and what had happened in the first place. >> All I did was All the whole situation stemmed from All I did was ask her to She can't have her dog out here. And that just pissed her right off. She did not Then I got called all kinds of names and And she And she went to leave. But she's not very uh Not very friendly person. >> The witness told the officer how the woman sped past his store and was way above the speed limit. [music] And when he confronted her further up, she began to hurl abuse at him. The officers arrested the woman and charged [music] her with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. From one psycho to another, we have the case of a teenage brat, Vestacia, who threw a tantrum during a routine investigation only to end up being charged with multiple felonies. >> Well, the officer told me like I'm a criminal, I I don't know >> You're not listening. You're not listening. Come on. >> No. >> Come on, you got to go with me. >> Leave me alone. >> You have to go with me. >> No, I don't. >> You don't understand. Yes, you do. You don't get a choice. I'm about to put you in the car if you don't go in with yourself. You are a missing person. >> You run away. >> What is going on? >> What's your name? Get up. Get up. You want to talk to your mom? >> Please. >> What's up? You did >> On October the 5th, 2024, officers responded to a neighborhood over complaints of a disturbance involving a juvenile and another resident. When they arrived at the location, they found the juvenile, Vestacia, outside on the streets pretty agitated. >> I live in my house. I was home, okay? >> Okay, what's going on? >> I got pulled over. It was his fault. >> What's going on? >> He's in there, okay? >> there, okay. The guy that hit you, is he inside here? >> He gave us a reason to punch me. Punched me in my face inside of >> Okay, where is he? >> I don't know who he is. >> You don't know who he is? >> Well, I just know that he's just grandpa. I mean, uncle. I don't know who he is. >> Can I just Can I see where he hit you? >> He hit me in my face. >> Okay. Show us your phone. >> In my face. >> Okay. Okay. So, you want help? >> Yes, I want help. >> Okay, okay. You're supposed to be out here right now? >> Yes, I can leave home. I'll be back tonight. >> All right. One second. >> I lost my phone. >> Which Which room is it? Which building is it? >> This house, this one right here. >> This one right here? >> I lost my phone. I don't know who is in here. I don't know who I know this other [ __ ] I lost my phone. >> Vestacia was apparently upset over an argument and was complaining that someone punched her and took her phone and threw it away. The officers tried to get a grip on the woman to know more on why they had been called, but her behavior seemed a little off. I need to talk to you. Come on. >> Well, I have to cuz they're going to go to their house. >> We have to We're going to, okay? Ma'am. >> Darling, don't walk away. >> Don't walk in there. No. Come here. No, because we have to do things a certain You're not listening. I know and we're going to deal with that shortly. You have to come talk to us now. >> I don't want to talk about I'd rather my phone. I want to go back to No. I listen Nick a base I want to say something in front. close fist all of that You said it multiple times before you did it, huh? >> She said through her phone? >> That's what she said. >> That's hers? >> I said just >> It was over there in the corner. >> The officers tried to reason with her, but Nastasia was either out of her senses or trying to really antagonize the officers by getting on their nerves. Both of which were not bright ideas at that moment. >> Okay, you want to go to the hospital? >> No, I'm not going to hospital. >> You're not going to go to hospital. You don't want to go. You sure? >> No, I want to press charges though. >> Okay, that's their phone. My thing is your well-being and your if you're injured or not. Right? >> I want to just see. >> What's your birthday? Do you know the president? >> No, actually I don't. >> You don't >> I said who is it? Trump or Biden? >> You tell me. >> Biden. >> There you go. All right. All right. >> All right, we can't make you go to the hospital if you're under 18. >> I mean, I wasn't going to go to >> Okay, that's understandable. I mean, you know, you don't necessarily With what's going on >> I'm just saying that I wasn't conscious against him because he did first of all he did >> Put water on the Go go get to that dog. You go to the hospital. >> I didn't go in there. >> I have to get a statement from you. I just told you that. We're going to go sit in the car. You're having hard trouble understanding what's going on. >> Please please please don't get smart with me. >> Okay, let's go. >> I don't even know what you just said. I said don't get smart with me. >> Let's go. >> You saying right like that? Get smart with you? What does that I don't know what that means. So, let's >> Let's go. Come on. >> what I said? >> Don't get smart with me. Let's go. Come on. >> If you want to file a statement, then go file a statement. Don't come back over here. >> Hey, bro. Y'all trying to treat me like I'm a mother criminal. I I don't know >> Because ma'am, you're not listening to what we're asking you to do for you to be able to press charges, okay? Okay. Let's go. >> to take you back there. >> We're going. You're a missing person. Let's go. >> I'm not a missing person. It has to be 24 hours before I'm missing. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> I'm not a missing person. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. Let's go. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes. You want to go back to One Hope, correct? >> Yeah, I I don't I don't have a stop a stop order. >> Let's go. Station. Come on. >> No. >> Come on. You got to go with me. >> You have to go with me. >> No, I don't. >> You don't understand. Yes, you do. You don't get a choice. >> Bro, listen. I do not want to go with y'all, bro. >> Yes, you are a missing person. >> a stop order. Why y'all holding me? I don't have to go with y'all. >> Yes, you do. >> I don't have a stop order. >> missing person. >> 24 hours until it's missing. I don't I'm not a missing person. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> You are in Lees as a missing person from One Hope. >> If you want to put me in the back of the car, I'm not getting back >> We can't do that if we keep standing out here talking to you. You do not understand. >> I'm going in there to talk to you. >> You don't understand. >> We're going to One Hope. Let's go. Let's go. No, you're not walking. Let's go. No. >> Yes. >> Station. Come on. >> No. Stop. Don't touch me, for real, cuz I didn't touch you, bro. >> I'm about to put you in the car if you don't go in willingly. Let's go. You are a missing person. >> I didn't run away. I didn't do sh >> Yes, you >> beating >> Let's go. >> No, I'm not. Stop touching me. >> Come on. Let's go. >> me. >> We're going. Let's go. >> have to go with you. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> I do not want to handcuff you and put you in the truck. So, let's go get in willingly, okay? >> A teenager had been reported missing, prompting officers to approach her and request that she accompany them to their patrol car. However, she became defiant. Her refusal to cooperate escalated the situation, forcing the officers to take a more assertive and physical approach. >> Listen, do you want to fill out a statement? >> No, cuz if y'all want to do that, come on. No! No! >> [screaming] >> I said the same thing to you. >> I don't want to fill out a statement. The [ __ ] Go ahead and send me to the station. I don't want to go. Hey. >> Are you done? >> Yeah. Like, what the Do you >> I'm not listening to you. Station. >> Go to the [ __ ] house. >> You have to fill out a statement. >> If he's not going to fill it out, I'm not filling it out. I'm going back. I'm not filling it out. Okay. >> Hey, Sasia, I'm about to put you in my car. >> What? >> Because you're not listening to me. >> I'm going >> You're a runaway person. That's why >> have to [ __ ] come to you. >> I'm giving you one last chance. I'm going to put you in the car. I'm giving you one last chance. I'll put you in the car. >> Leave me alone. >> Let's go. >> Leave me alone. >> Let's go. >> Don't touch me. I'm calling my mom. >> What's the deal? She's the victim. >> back to my mom's house. >> She got struck. >> You are or aren't? >> Yes. >> One of her friends called the police. >> You follow me. How does one call 911? >> She's She's been told multiple We need to get a statement from her. She keeps refusing. She keeps attempting to try to go inside. Do you want to go? I want to give her a statement. >> No, but I don't want to give a statement. Leave me alone. I'm going back to my mom's house. >> You say I'm the one who called the police? >> Yeah. >> Give me the alcohol. >> Hello. >> Give me the alcohol. >> No. This Look, can you Can y'all come get me, bro? >> All right, detained. >> Stop grabbing me. Like, let me go, bro. >> We can detain you now. You're underage. You have alcohol. >> Let me go, bro. >> Just put your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Bro, >> Stop. >> this is so racist. Y'all didn't even come for >> Stop. Stop. Just stop. >> Oh my god. >> Get down. You're going to be You're going to be on the ground if you fight. >> Bro, I'm >> Stop. >> Oh my I didn't even Y'all said y'all didn't even Y'all didn't even call >> [screaming] >> the cops on me for Y'all didn't even call the cops on me for this. Oh my [ __ ] god. >> Who are you? >> I'm calling Where is my [ __ ] phone? Give me my [ __ ] phone. >> We'll get your phone. >> Give me my phone. >> Hey, quit. >> Give me my phone. >> Walk away. >> They stopped dragging me. >> Well, then walk. >> Walk. Stop dragging >> Then walk. You [ __ ] walk. >> Stop dragging me. >> You [ __ ] walk. >> Stop dragging me. >> Let's walk. >> You're pushing me. Stop dragging me. >> keep going backwards. Let's go. >> Stop dragging me. Stop pushing me. Stop >> Come on. Walk. >> If you walk Yes, sir. >> He's doing his job. Walk. Just walk. >> Are you [ __ ] >> You're underage with alcohol. >> I didn't call for Oh, let me go. >> Stop. Stop. >> Let me out. Let me out. Let >> Just stop. >> But I didn't call for this. >> Stop. >> I didn't call for this. >> Okay. >> I'm going to go and punch the Why is he on my Why is he >> What is going on? >> What's your name? >> Get up. >> Get up. Get up. Get up. Come on. >> What's the situation? What is going on? >> What's going >> She has alcohol in her pocket and she's underage. >> Yeah. >> So, that's why she's detained and not acting a fool. >> Okay. Did they call Did she call? >> She called about somebody that >> We already called 100. >> Okay. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> Patience. >> Get up. We're going to talk to you about the case, but you got to cooperate. She's not asleep. She's faking it. Get up. Seriously? Okay, let's bring her over to the car. You're fine. >> No, let me go. Yeah. >> Okay, listen to me. >> No, I don't want to see you. Let me go. >> Why won't I let you go? You're now under arrest. >> Nastasia was apparently underage, drunk, and throwing an unnecessary tantrum. The officers were also reaching their tolerance limit with her and warned her to stop struggling or else face serious consequences. At this point, the situation was getting more intense each minute, but for some reason, Nastasia continued to push things further. >> Stop. Do you want to get pepper sprayed? >> No, let me out. Let me out. >> No, you're under arrest. >> No. >> Yes, you are. >> I don't No. No. No. >> Get in the car. >> No. >> Why don't you cooperate? >> Because >> You're under arrest. You're You're illegally possessing alcohol and cannabis. Get in the vehicle. >> Cannabis where? >> The vape pen you gave us. >> Suck my >> Get in the car. >> No. >> You're going to get pepper sprayed. >> For what? Cuz I didn't touch y'all. >> resistance. >> I didn't violate. >> Get in the vehicle now. >> You can't pepper spray I'm not violent. >> Yes, we can. >> You can't. >> Get in the vehicle now. Get in the car. Don't kick us or you'll get pepper sprayed. >> I don't do that. Y'all said it dry. Y'all said it dry. Stop. Put your hands on my throat. Bye. [screaming] Close the door. Bye. Get in the car. >> Stop. Stop. Why are you doing that? Seriously, why? Stop. Don't make me do this. Stop. Just stop. Just quit. >> They should stop before your ass get another charge. >> Put your legs in here. Stop. You're going to get pepper sprayed. >> I'm going to get pepper sprayed. >> Stop, just calm down. >> Let me go. >> I'm not letting you >> Let me go. >> Stop, just calm down. >> Told me he's not doing it. Let me go. >> I don't want you to do this anymore. >> I can stop anytime I want. >> And when her demands were not being met, she decided to act up. The officers somehow managed to restrain her and took her to the county jail for further processing, but getting her to calm down was a huge challenge. >> Take your necklace off. >> Why would I do that? >> Take your necklace off. You already punched her or head butted the back of the squad car. >> I did what? >> You head butted the back of the squad car. >> So, what does that have to do with it? >> Take your necklace off. >> So, what? >> Take your necklace off. Take it. >> You can't tell me what to do. >> That's not the back of it. >> I'm looking for a damn Don't you see me looking? Don't you? The the f- >> Ask me if I give a f- >> Pull it off. >> Okay, sit down here. Let's go. >> I'm not taking my necklace off. How you going to ask me not to take it off? >> Take it off and throw it through the gate. >> No. >> Get down. >> I'm not getting down. >> Get down. >> Get down. >> No. You act like a animal. Get down, ma'am. >> You're going to end up getting handcuffed to that bench where you can't even stand. >> Oh, my Why are you acting like that? You're racist. I don't >> Okay, I understand that. So, we're here. Do me a favor, sit down. >> No, but what am I here for? How do I find here? How do I call y'all and I'm here? >> Sit down so we can figure this out. >> No. >> Let's go. Come on. You get the shackle. What did she do with it? >> She does she has down her pants. >> Okay. There's one outside. Oh, there should be. But which way should it be? I think it's >> Get off of me. >> Stop. >> They're already on me. Get off of me. >> Stop. >> You're not even on me. I'm not talking to you. Chill out. Shut up. Shut up. >> Anastasia was charged with resisting arrest, aggravated battery, as well as possession of cannabis and alcohol by a minor. If you thought Anastasia was crazy, then you'd be surprised to meet Rachel, a teenage menace who showed no regard for her family or the police and found herself evicted from her home and stretched it off while completely restrained. >> Okay, well, your mom called. >> I don't know. I don't get Why are you staring at me? >> One more time. >> I'm stressed because I'm tired. You don't understand. >> I do understand. >> You can't You can't hit us. >> I do understand. >> You can't hit us. >> I didn't >> You just kicked me in the face. >> I didn't mean to kick you. >> You didn't you meant to bite me? Why did you want to bite me? >> Cuz you were hurting me. >> On January the 27th, 2024, officers received a call from a mother complaining about her rowdy daughter who was being a menace at their home. As the officers reached the property, they were greeted by the mother who seemed distressed and completely hopeless about her daughter's behavior. >> Called out before cuz she's been on the garage outside. And it just blew up from there. So, it's been verbal back and forth between both of us. I did snatch that that thing off her wall in her room cuz I I told her you got to go cuz I'm I can't. Her dog has destroyed the house. I got to pay for that. The bills are mounting. Stuff that I got to cover. And so, I really just want her to go. Like, I think she's up to something. >> So, what today what happened today? She's just arguments? >> It's just arguments and she's been throwing stuff. >> But when the officers went to talk to the teenager, Rachel, they were not prepared for the tantrum they were about to face from her. >> Hey, what's going on? >> I don't want I don't got to talk to you. I'm not going to talk to you. >> Okay, well, your mom called. >> I don't give >> I mean, I'm I'm not your enemy, okay? I'm here to help. >> What you say? >> Who you on the phone with? >> Don't worry about it. >> So, what's going on, man? Who you on the phone with? >> Don't worry about it. >> I'm here to help you. Like, why are you Why are you treating >> miserable. >> Okay, but I'm I didn't do anything to you. I'm just trying to see what's going on if I can help you. You know what I'm saying? I I didn't do anything to you. So, I see you packing up stuff. Are you trying to go somewhere? >> I just hurt hurt. >> Okay, where are you Where are you You have >> Don't worry about it. >> Maybe I can help you. >> No, I don't need your help. I didn't call y'all. She asked for help. I didn't ask y'all >> Right, right. That's correct. She called us. Do you need a ride? >> No. >> Do you want to speak to someone Like I said, I was here >> her her Y'all Anybody else? Her She don't got She contributes nothing to this earth. >> So, all that stuff is That's not my concern right now. >> give Right now, you know what I mean? I see you in distress and I'm trying to help you, you know, alleviate that. So, it might not be with me. That's why I'm asking is somebody else that, you know, you want to talk to? I mean, that's my job. I'm here to I That's my job is to worry, to help to help people. So, >> I didn't ask for your help. I didn't >> Okay, you you didn't ask for help. That's correct, but >> Leave me alone. >> Rachel's behavior was completely out of line. She showed blatant disrespect to the officers despite their polite demeanor and genuine attempts to offer assistance. >> Is it my uniform that's making you upset? This is Rachel, right? Do you prefer to talk to like the EMS? Tell me about what's going on. Like, I'm not here to I'm here to help you. I mean, you you know, you didn't call me. You didn't You didn't call. And you want me to leave. I think they're here now. >> Hello. >> Hey, how you doing? This is Rachel. >> Woah. Get the out. I don't want y'all in here. I don't want y'all bothering me. >> Rachel, we're not >> Was that not a clear answer? You leave me the alone. >> Rachel, we're not we're not your enemies. Like, we're here >> Then leave me alone. >> We're here to help you, Mommy. >> I don't need help. You you can help me by getting out of my face. Get out of my sight. I don't want to talk to y'all. I don't have [ __ ] to say to y'all. You're wasting your time and you're wasting mine. >> Why you throw the TV down? >> Cuz I'm pissed. Connect the dots. Read the room. Get out. >> Rachel, just cuz you talk to us like that don't mean that we don't have >> give a damn. >> obligations legally. >> I don't give a damn. >> we didn't We didn't come here >> care. >> because >> I don't care. Get your nerdy ass out of here, bro. Damn. >> We didn't come here because >> I don't care. >> We don't need >> I don't care. >> So, Rachel, we can't leave. >> I don't care. >> That means you're going to have to come with us. >> I ain't got to do nothing but be black and mind my goddamn business. >> Are you Are you 18 years old? Rachel. So, you're going to have to come with >> Shut up. >> You can come with us peacefully. >> He said he not arresting me. So, I don't got to come nowhere. Get the [ __ ] out. >> We didn't arrest you. That's nothing to do with us, baby. >> You You don't have to go to jail. Right? But, we cannot We cannot leave you here. So, you can come with us peacefully or you can come with us with assistance. >> No. I will be on it. Don't touch me. >> You know, threatening to eat a mass worker? >> Threatening to eat or touch me and trying to bring me out of here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Girl, shut your stupid ass up. I'mma look you up. Like damn, nobody worried about Nobody called you no names, baby. >> I don't want my feelings This is going to go one of two ways. I mean, my feelings did not hurt. >> Your feelings don't got to be hurt. Then get the [ __ ] out. >> The disrespectful teenager had apparently had a falling out with her parents, especially her mom, and was criticizing them for not providing for her and being mean to her while she tried to be understanding. After a few more minutes of screaming, even the officers had enough of her. >> And I tried to be nice. I literally tried to de-escalate every situation, but they be trying me. I came in and I asked her about Bahamas, and I asked her about if I could wash the towels, and she immediately started going off on me. Her soul is deeply disturbed. And she knew all that spiritual Trying to pray Nothing Nothing is going to fix that. She's the devil herself. >> Rachel, that That's what I was asking you about. >> That's not what you was asking me about. You started be back and forth with me. Cuz I was >> [laughter] >> talking to you about the Bahamas trip my daddy was going to take. You got miserable like you always do. What that got to do with me? What that got to do with me? What that You don't want to hear that. Like you get bitter over the fact that they are That's why you still stuck where you at. Like you're the problem. You don't realize that. >> That's That's our real We don't want to hear all that. We don't want to No, because this is what we're about, too. This is beside the point. No, no, it's our fault. >> You keep bringing up that law degree, but what lawyer job you got? Nothing. So, I mean >> We don't have We don't have it. >> And you're struggling. And you're struggling, too. Go to your friend. You act like a Mexican. Don't even talk to you. >> What are we going to do? Cuz this is not Yeah, I understand what you're saying. So, you going to go with them? Which one might be the better I Okay, I'll leave you alone. We don't even have to talk. Can you tell me the answer to these questions? What's today? >> Saturday. >> Okay. How many quarters make a dollar 75? >> Five. Like two. >> A dollar 75. >> A dollar is four quarters and makes 75. Three. >> Okay, cool. Is Mickey Mouse a cat or a dog? >> Okay. Let me ask you something else. Do you know who the president is? >> Biden. >> And do you know where you're at? >> In Atlanta. >> Okay. What county? >> Fulton. >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry, Reggie. You have a great day. >> The ungrateful brat went on a rant kept screaming her lungs out, taking her frustration out on anybody in sight. But this only meant that she was beginning to test the patience of the officers. >> That's why her life is the way it is. She's miserable. That's why she can't keep a man. That's why everywhere she goes in her workplace, they beat on her cuz no one like her. She's an unlikable person and it's going to stay that way. People sense energy. She has nothing but demonic energy. And no no amount of crystals or freaking is going fixing that. >> It's your In a situation like this in a black community it's always the mother. Mothers are their daughter's biggest haters. Please don't touch me. Don't touch me. Get off me. Get off me. >> Come on Rachel. Listen, if that door hit me you won't go to the gym. So I need you to calm and control your I don't have to do You need to control your actions, okay? >> Ain't nobody talking to you. >> Rachel, shut up your mouth. The man had to do what he had to do. >> your actions because if you do something I hate Rachel. >> Okay, man. >> Big black somebody cares. >> I understand. I didn't do anything to you. >> You're You're sitting here and bothering me. Get the [ __ ] out. >> I'm trying to make sure this is peaceful. If you >> Get the [ __ ] out of my face. >> Okay. >> You can catch this too. >> All right. All right, look. I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to do it I'm going to do it I'm going to tell you like this. You do one more You do one more thing like that I'm taking You going to go with me. >> [ __ ] up talking to me. >> Rachel, I'm going to tell >> You're not talking to me. >> You going to go with this >> Shut the [ __ ] up talking to me. >> I'm telling you right now. I'll see whatever you want to do. >> wrong with your mother? Come out. You trying to go back and forth with me? Shut the [ __ ] up talking to me. >> I'm going to tell you like this. >> one more You do one more Shut the [ __ ] up. Nobody worried about you. >> All right. >> Like I said, it's always a fat [ __ ] got something to say to me. >> All right. I'm leaving the leaving the one that >> You're over here being a police officer and [ __ ] You people you What the [ __ ] talking to me? You clown >> I'll be whatever you want. >> clown rat face Shut up talking to me. >> All right. >> Now I'm going to let you try to preach to me. >> All right. >> Shut up. >> I'm going to tell you right >> You >> I don't care. Tell him I don't care. >> All right. >> Damn, you black What the >> Yeah. >> Move. Get out my way. >> Ma'am. >> Move. I'm about Move her. What is it? What? >> I'm trying to see what's going on, ma'am. >> care what you I don't need you either. Why are you watching Ow. >> Move her. Oh, no. I told you about that. I'm not the one. >> And I'm not the one to hear. Nobody's scared of your fat >> You don't push the door on me. >> You got all that You're not going to be scared, boy. >> No, you're not supposed to be scared. >> You're not helping me. You're stressing me >> [screaming] >> out. >> Get your stuff and let's go. Okay. >> Rachel finally left her home, but not before antagonizing her mother and the officers one more time. >> I'm not leaving without my dog. >> Your mom is supposed to get the dog to stay here. >> I'm not leaving without my dog cuz she's the same person that you let her run out into the street before the police came. I'm not leaving without my dog. >> Sorry about that, ma'am. Oh, you're all right. >> I'm not leaving without my dog. >> Come on. Let's go, Rachel. >> I'm not the figure that everyone else really is here. No, you're the issue. >> Come on. Let's go. You got your stuff? >> Then dancing in her drawers like a old lady. Like this is disgusting. She should be embarrassed. You're not trying to figure out how to >> Thank you. Thank you. I got it. I got it. I got it. Meanwhile, you ain't got nowhere to live. All right. All right. >> I don't care. >> Bye. >> I got all that extra weight. >> Bye. Bye. >> Good girl. >> That's why you struggling. >> Bye. I'm really not. I told you that. I told you that. I told you that. I told you that. >> What kind of paper is it? >> I told you that. I told you like your father. I don't have my two households where I can You're broke. >> I told you that. >> Look who Look who Look who walking out with a backpack. >> I don't give a Watch those traveling. You want to Try to scoop it. >> Hey, look. Look. Look. >> See? >> Okay, stop. >> Ain't got a pot to piss in or throw out the front door. >> Damn. See? Hey, look. >> Yeah, she need to throw the >> She got to go to I'm about to You about to Look. She about to go to jail. Huh? She Get her in the car. She getting Yeah. >> The officer finally had enough of Rachel's antics and decided to take action. >> Come here, Rachel. You going with me. >> What was that action? I really said >> I just said I didn't watch you. I'm This going to be a last time, okay? You need to Come right here. You need to get what you need to get and leave. Do not come back in here cuz I'm telling you right now. You getting ready I I watched you. All right. Do something else then. >> That's right. >> Now you going to Okay, Rachel. >> You don't even worry about him, by the way. >> Okay. I've been real Hey, Dad. I'm not a close the door. She Now this Look at this. I'm going to close the door and she not coming back in this house. >> What did she what else did she break up there? >> She pushed over a Uh that was a printer or something. >> Oh. >> Yeah, that's Let's close the door cuz she ain't coming back in here. All right. Grab your stuff. Rachel, you not going back in. >> What do you mean break things? >> Look, break back right. You know what? I got >> [screaming] >> You trying to fight me? >> [screaming] >> You trying to fight me? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind Put your hands I'm about to tase you. All right. I'm about to tase you. You better get tased. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. I'm not playing. You're not playing with my face. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. All right. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. I'm not playing with you. Turn around. Turn around. Sir, step back. I'm going to get out of here and act normal. I'm done. She'll be all right. Ain't nobody on her. She'll be all right. Nobody's on you. I'm going to have to do something. Let your hands go. Let your hands go. You got You got to get tased. You going to get tased. You kicked me in the face. You're going to jail. Yes, you did. You're going to jail. You just tried to bite me. I promise you you're going to get tased. You are going to get tased. You don't kick me in the face. You just kicked me again. >> They arrested Rachel, but being very very entitled, upon being transported to the police van, just like she had been bullying her mom, she decided to bully the cops too by kicking an officer in the face, an action which came with immediate regrets. >> I want to rest because I'm tired. You don't understand. >> You can't hit us. You can't hit us. You just kicked me in the face. You just tried to bite my face. You tried to bite him. >> No, everything aside, I know I bit you, but I did not kick you. >> Yes, you did. >> Well, I apologize. >> It doesn't matter. It's too late for that. It's too late for that. >> Cuz you was hurting me. >> If you would have just put your hands behind your back the first time, nobody would have been taking you to the ground. >> I told you not to take you to jail. I told you, just get your stuff, we'll come back later. I know I'm tired of this. >> It does not matter. You can't kick anybody in the face. If I kick >> You were hurting me. >> If I kick somebody in the face, I would go to jail in uniform. >> You were hurting me. You were hurting me. hurting me >> [laughter] >> hurting me hurting [crying] me >> [laughter] >> All of these cops are loosening and hurting my wrist. >> Oh, no, you are not coming out of this. We have a video. >> I want water. You're hurting me. >> She needs to say she'll get you out of handcuffs. out of handcuffs. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> I'm hurting you. >> We're not hurting you. >> Yes, you are. >> Just what you doing? What you doing? >> No, I won't. >> No, I won't do it. >> I want to get out of here. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Okay. I thought you were No, cuz you're hurting yourself, bro. Nobody got their hand on your throat. No, it's not. No, it's not. >> No, it's not. No, it's >> No, my my hand is on your My hand is on your chin. My hand is on your No. >> No, I'm serious. Like, for real. >> No, it's not moving. >> No, I can't breathe. No, I'm serious. Can you just stop talking because I need >> Shut the [ __ ] up, whitey. You got to >> I can't [ __ ] breathe. I can't breathe cuz you're talking. Oh, it was hurting >> I was stopping you from going in the house. >> with my dad, he used to hit me. I used to scratch him when he was hurting me. >> dad. >> I don't care. If I'm in danger and I feel like I'm being hurt, I'm going to hurt you. >> Like, I All I was doing was stopping you from going in the house. >> No, you man handled me and snatched me. >> I wasn't there. >> The last time that happened to me was my dad. You and my fight or flight kicked in. >> [laughter] >> And You lucky you didn't get tased on the 10-11 10-13. And we're going to get the warrants off. >> I don't want to go to 10-13. I just got out of Emory. >> You going to take You take You definitely 10-13. You don't say you wanted >> I did not say I wanted I said I wanted y'all to >> Okay, that's the same thing. >> I don't want to really 10-13. I don't need to. >> a sedative. >> I don't want to go to I want I'd rather go to jail. Please don't send me there. >> Listen, the jail's not going to take you. >> No, you can take me to jail. I don't want to go back to Please don't take me to the >> Thank you. >> Please don't >> You know you did too much. >> After realizing the trouble she was in, Rachel suddenly became apologetic and started pleading with the officers to let her go and not take her to the mental hospital. But, it was all a little bit too little too late. >> I told you up there. You called me all the names in the world. >> I'm literally the victim. She got to breathe on me. This is the definition. I don't want to be here. I don't want to be 213. No. I don't want anybody to do that to me. >> I gave you so many warnings. How many warnings did I give you? >> I don't know. 15, but still I don't want to >> I gave you 15 warnings. >> That was an accident. I stopped doing it like I would have did. I didn't even know I did >> It doesn't matter. You kicked me in the face. >> It was an accident. >> You were trying to >> I was trying to to get away. >> No, it wasn't. It was an accident. Cool. That's That's not an accident. >> It wasn't. Why would I intentionally kick this man in the face? Be for real. Why would I kick him? >> You're fighting to get loose. >> Yeah, but I did not mean to kick you in the face. You asked me to >> Well, that's That's But, you meant to bite me, though. >> That's still Yes, cuz you were hurting me. I don't know why I have to do this. Oh, I don't want to do this. Just take me to jail. >> Well, that's where you were going at first, but >> I don't want to do this. >> Well, you were actually supposed to go with granddaddy. Remember? >> Please don't do I want to go home with my granddaddy. I don't want to do this. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me, mama. Help me. >> You will help me when you get out. >> I don't want to go. What are we waiting on? >> We're waiting on the ambulance. >> I don't want to get in that ambulance. >> You don't have a choice. >> I don't want them to sedate me. I don't want to do none of this. I bleed. Yeah, bleed. >> That's fine. >> I don't want to do this. No. >> Yeah, she's not going to >> No. >> the way she's acting is >> No. >> They're not going to take her while she's fighting like this. They not. She already said she don't want to go to the >> I don't want to go to the jail. >> They going to send her right back to the >> Please, I will act normal if you take me to the jail. >> She's got knots in her head. She's suffering from a wound on her scalp. They raising a fuss and fighting with me. She's already said she wants to >> I'm tired. I'm tired. I'm just tired. Tired. I don't have Please. Can you get that stuff at the door and put it in your car? I don't want to do this. I don't want to do this. No. No. No. >> You know I'm with you. I'm not I'm not I'm not against you. >> Why do you let her go to the police station? She do this every time. And she always play victim. I don't want to go to the jail. >> They going to send her to the same way. >> I don't want to go to the jail. I don't want to go. Please, don't take me Please, don't take me. I don't want to go. Please. Please. Please, don't take me to the jail. >> Bridget, you going to be all right. >> No. >> You going to be all right. I'm coming back. I'm coming down to take care of you. I will be right there with you. Don't think don't think you'll be by yourself. So, she's getting ready to leave with the grandpa. I stopped her from going She's been terrorizing the house. >> Okay. >> Um So, hostile with family members, too? >> Everything. >> So, >> Pretty much I I was like, "You know what? You're going to go with me to the jail." >> You want to work with >> She started fighting us. She bit me. She kicked him. >> No. >> And then she started banging her head. Once we got her in cuffs, she started banging her head, banging her head. She wants some >> No. No. >> How long have you been >> No. >> Huh? >> How long >> No. >> Like how long today? >> Yeah. >> Please. Please. I don't want to go. >> Okay, listen. Listen. We're in a situation that we're going, [laughter] okay? Do you understand that? >> Rachel was completely restrained and placed in a stretcher and was to be taken to hospital for checkup. All of this happened because she couldn't control her temper and her attitude. >> No. >> I don't care. Listen. Listen. >> No. >> There's no reason to do all this. >> No. >> There is no reason to >> No. No. No. >> We're working on the restraints. >> No. No. No. No. No. >> Talk to the people. Listen. Talk to them. >> I don't want >> You're going to have to. >> I don't want I don't I don't I don't I don't I'm not going to kick you. That was an accident. That's all I got to say to you. Ow. You're putting too much pressure on my shoulder. >> I'm going to push up on your back. You're pushing up. Is that better? Okay. >> I don't want to do this. I don't care. [screaming] >> Yeah, we'll get her out. >> Let me go. >> Yeah. I hurt I hurt my back. >> Is that a I guess we got to do a uh uh no >> No, but we ain't got >> All right. All right. >> Rachel was charged with battery, resisting arrest, and trespassing. From one side chronic teenager to another, up next we have a bully who clashed with her friend and took it too far, only to end up repenting later. That >> Can I see your reserve? >> I'm going to get >> Get her off me. >> Hey, they got to Hey, stop. Hey. You're going to jail. >> On the 21st of October, 2022, police officers responded to a call from a teenager reporting an altercation between her and her friend. She stated that she wanted to talk to her friend's mom for reasons best known to her. Unaware of the true nature of their caller, the cops hurried to the scene, only to begin discovering that their caller was in fact a crazy and entitled bully. >> How's it going, man? Did you guys call? >> My daughter she got in a fight. >> Uh-huh. >> And my daughter she's on friend from Arizona and she's my husband. So I check her address so I don't want to So you guys can't see because she says that she can't bring my daughter. >> That would push her. >> Cuz she don't know how we're here. No, sir. >> So what's going on, ma'am? Hold on. >> Cuz they're going to fight. >> I think I got it. >> She got in a fight with me for putting >> Did she get in a fight with her? >> With my daughter? >> I Did you Did you get in a fight with her? >> Yeah, I did. >> Okay, can you go ahead and take a seat? >> Cuz they got drunk. And she called me that they got in a fight and I called my husband. >> Okay. Can I have you stand right there? I'm just going to request Ma'am. Go go go go go. Hey, ma'am, where are you going right now? >> I'm going to tell my daughter to move out of here. >> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. I need you to Can I have you sit over here, ma'am? >> Yes, sir. >> So, I need you to stand right here. >> You know what? >> Just have a seat right here. >> Can I talk to him? >> Okay, just take a seat for right now. Just right now. Just right now. >> I want to talk to her mom. >> go ahead and send me an additional unit? >> Can I talk to her mom? >> Um so, right now we're I'm trying to separate you um >> Yeah. >> We're going to get to the bottom of this, ma'am. I need you to sit down for right now. >> not with you, sir. >> But I am involved right now cuz I'm here. >> You just tell me >> what's going on. >> She's my friend, sir. >> Well, what happened? Tell me what happened. >> I want to talk to her mom, sir. >> I can't let you go over there, ma'am. Ma'am, she wants to talk to you. Um can she talk to you? Uh okay. She's over there right now. >> Yeah, she's there. Well, that's what she told me that you guys She said that you guys get drunk and she said that she was sitting down and you go back to her and you got her. I don't know what happened. I don't I don't know. That's the thing cuz I opened the door for you to come in cuz you don't have a place to stay. And you guys tell me to come and what in the in the park and then what you guys do? You guys don't have to drink in Menace in the Park. >> So, you got in a She got in a fight with her right now? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> The cops at this point did not want things to escalate despite the fact they were beginning to notice her lousy attitude. However, a fact was that she was used to bullying people and getting away with it. This wasn't going to change because the cops were present. >> Do you know what pursuing charges means? >> Yes, sir. I I been through this. I know what's going I don't want to do nothing like that. >> She's my friend. I care about her. >> All right. Well, then may- maybe you you get your mom to take you home for the night and you get a hold of her later and she'll be able to >> Sir, I don't live in this state, sir. I live in Arizona, sir. You're in Arizona? >> All right. So, what is it that you want from us? >> student. >> What is it that I can help you with? >> I just need my glasses, sir. >> Okay. I've provided you with options and there's not much more I can do outside of those options. >> I just want my glasses, sir. >> Okay. Well, if you find her, ask her to give them back. >> I'mma need her to I see her, sir. >> It's on you, ma'am. >> You won't do anything about being nice, sir? >> If she wants to pursue charges, I potentially issue a warrant for your arrest. >> So, I can't be a >> This is like really easy. You guys are escalating this way out of proportion. If she wants her glass- if you want your glasses, you could go ahead and talk to mom. Mom could confess up she could give you the glasses and you could guys go your own way if you guys don't want to pursue. You understand that? >> Yes, sir. So, I have to be at the airport, sir, at 3:30 tomorrow. >> You want to talk to mom and see if she could help you out? >> Yes, sir. I want my daughter to go home. >> How old is your daughter? How old is your daughter? I If you want to go look for her, you can, but there's not much more we me and this guy can do for you guys. >> They start raiding on a fire game. >> Then you'll have to call us back if one of them wants one of them to press charges. Unless they both want to get arrested for public affray, but I have to witness it. >> So, about the time you get this done. I don't want to scare her though. >> Mental What she's trying to she's trying to get her glasses back. She just wants her glasses back and she could go on her own way. >> And where is the glasses? >> Um she says um your daughter has them. >> While the cops were distracted with trying to get to the root of the matter and resolve whatever it was that caused issues between the teenagers, the teen bully used the opportunity to lock in on her victim. A decision that quickly became regrettable. >> Well, you can go drive around. Are they fighting? >> Who's that? >> Man, I'm trying to get the car. Send me to central. Send me to central. Hey, they're going to Hey, stop. Hey. Hey. What do I >> I'm telling you what to do. >> Don't do that to my daughter. Don't do that to my daughter. >> Hey, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Please, let me go. >> Stop. >> I'm telling you what's what's going to happen. >> Please. >> You don't listen to me. >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Please. Please. >> Don't do that to me. Don't do that to me. Please, all of you. No, I'm not. I'm telling you. >> I'm good. >> Hey, I'm turning you over. >> Man, we tried to avoid you. You didn't want to press charges, man. >> I'm turning you up. I'm turning you up. You [ __ ] There's my other hand with the My brother, why did you do that to my brother? Hey. You There's my other hand with the I'm grabbing you. >> Stop. >> I'm grabbing you. Look at my other hand. I got a weapon on me. You have a weapon on me with the >> Stop. >> Look at my other hand. Other right hand. >> Stop. >> Hey. >> Stop. >> Look at my other hand. I'm grabbing you. I'm grabbing you with the >> Stop. >> Look at my other hand. Come on. Look at me. You. Look at me. Hey, this is my other hand. >> At this point, although the teen bully had gotten herself into trouble, she still believed in the illusion that being a youngster meant that the law would sit this one out. By the time she'd come to realize that she wasn't getting away with bullying this time, it would have been too late. >> You're going to jail. in the car. mom is fine. We got medical coming. >> you see her. I'm a >> [screaming] [laughter] >> Let me see you go ahead and go. >> Having had some handcuffs put on her hands, she began to realize that she had bitten a bit more than she could chew. Unfortunately for her, being a teenager does not entitle anyone to cause a public disturbance and walk away unscathed. Actions had consequences and she was going to pay in full for hers. >> I'm a I'm a promise I love >> Stop. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Yeah, you are. >> Oh. >> [crying] >> Sit down. So, I'll walk you over to the other side. What? The fire department is going to check you out real quick. >> No, I want my mom. Where's my mom? >> is in the car. >> What is she doing? >> She's just talking to an officer. >> Okay, where's my backpack? >> I don't know where your backpack is. I don't know where your stuff is at. >> Okay, why do you guys have me arrested then? >> Because you spit on an officer. How old are you? Give me a second. Um so, I'm going to go ahead and read you something, okay? >> My rights, I know you're supposed >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will and won't be held against you in a court of law. >> I'm cool with whatever. It's cool with me, man. >> She was eventually charged with public affray, battery upon a police officer and resisting arrest. Here's another smart aleck who thought he could take it out on the cops, only to end up regretting his actions afterwards. >> I've been here all [ __ ] night, dog. Don't talk to me. >> The whole reason I'm here is cuz I got a call. >> I'm being cool with you, Chris. You don't have to be all >> So, I'm going to piss in in front of his house. >> No. >> No, you're not. You're not going to pee here outside right now. >> Look, man, I ain't got to >> I know, but you're not going to pee outside right now. >> uncuff me first, please? >> Here, if you touch me, you're going to go to jail. Do you understand me? >> Okay, then >> Get out of my >> Stand back over there. >> Come on the farm, man. Why >> If you point your finger in my face one more time, you're going to go to jail. >> On October the 10th, [music] 2023, a teenager was reported for drunk driving, prompting officers to arrive on the scene. >> What's your name? >> Man, you was the one that pulled me over the other night. >> Chris? >> Yes. >> Were you driving anywhere? >> No, I was parked here. You seen me parked here. No, I wasn't driving the car. >> You weren't driving? >> I wasn't driving. >> So, we got a report that you were driving the vehicle. I didn't see you driving it, but >> didn't. >> I've been here all >> [music] >> [ __ ] night, dog. Don't talk to me. >> The whole reason I'm here is cuz I got a >> call. I'm being cool with you, Chris. You don't have to be all >> You understand me? >> All right. All right. Well, look. >> My car's clean, so >> Call your Call your dad. >> I mean, obviously there's alcohol in the vehicle. There's containers. You weren't drinking in my car. >> Is it like if you're in your car drinking and stuff, people are going to start thinking you're driving around and stuff. That's why I got a call. >> me out the car, right? >> I saw you get out of it. >> He's got a point, though. >> Man, I got you, man. >> So, >> I'm trying to walk home. >> It's getting late. So, can I walk home? >> You're going to leave me alone, right? >> You can walk home. >> Yeah, I'm a civilian. >> Okay. Yeah, I can see like a bunch of open containers in the car. >> All right, I'm going to call my >> What was your last name, Chris? >> It doesn't matter. >> It kind of does. I have I'm out here. I have to >> All right. >> Just like the other day, man. There's a >> I ain't taking me a wrist. >> I'm not going to arrest you, but >> Chris from Bro, I have a warrant. Santa Rosa. >> I know, I told you about it. >> Yeah, I know. But you know what I'm going to get arrested for. >> You're not going to get arrested >> dog. You're going to arrest me anyways. Stop, bro. Please. Bro, you want to arrest me. >> No, I'm not. You were wearing that in Santa Rosa. >> And it's uh Bro, it is. I'm on YouTube. For real. Leave me the [ __ ] alone. You don't know nothing about this. >> let's go then. What was your name? >> Yeah, let him >> Let him let him go. >> Let him go, bro. He's going home. >> Like I said, I got to do what I got to do, man. If you're getting like this, then it's going to start causing issues. >> I told them not to cuz I keep driving, so we pulled over here. >> We weren't drinking in the car. We were drinking at the park. Now, what the key ignition you can check. >> Nathan? The ignition? >> What are you doing with the car and the ignition? >> No, we're just >> Exactly. >> Like I know the whole system, bro. >> You're super intoxicated, right? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm >> It's obvious. >> Yeah, I'm I'm I Am I intoxicated? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, man. >> I can tell you are. It's not illegal to be drunk. >> I'm going to call my dad. Can he pick up my car? >> It's as simple as it is, you know? >> Shut up, homie. >> Well, like I said, I didn't say that >> Shut your mouth shut. >> I just pulled over cuz he said that you were >> You can have that. >> Let that [ __ ] go, bro. Go on. He said some more All right. Hey. [ __ ] off. Hey. Y'all Y'all do something right now. >> Hey, Chris. Chris. >> Give me a trouble right now. >> Chris. Get it back over here. Get back over here. Okay, I got to get the street. >> Come on. See you out here. Rasta. I got to piss, all right? >> And chat 505 >> Can I piss somewhere? >> Not right now. Unless you can get inside. That's your cousin's house, you said? >> Oh, yeah. >> Despite the officer going [music] about the situation carefully, the teen was not set on solving the issue. The officers tried to confront the teen, who immediately showed defiance and refused to comply. >> I'm not messing with your car. >> Don't get close to my cousin's house. He doesn't like that. >> All right, I'll hang out right here. >> This is his property, man. So, I'm going to piss in in front of his house. >> No, you're going to leave it. >> No, you're not. >> You're not going to pee outside right now. >> Look, man, I ain't got >> I know, but you're not going to pee outside now. >> check me first, please? >> No, dude. Like I said >> I have to pee. I'm peeing right here. >> I need you to hang out real quick. >> I ain't going to No, I'm not. Leave me alone, just let me go home. I'm going to walk. I'm not in the car. I never drove it. You didn't see me driving it. Right? >> Yeah, I did not >> See me driving the car. >> Hey, call your dad. >> There's no keys, no registration. You did not see me driving the car. Call your >> Go ahead and shut the door, though. >> Yeah, man, but you haven't seen me driving the car. Have you? You see me driving the car? >> No, that's what I'm saying. Call your dad. >> Okay, you didn't >> Call your dad. >> Okay, I see you. Stop beating me up, man. I got kids to feed, man. Please leave me the [ __ ] alone. [music] Y'all like to [ __ ] with me, bro. This is third time, bro. And it's always you. >> Dude, honestly, that first time, I just happened to run into you and you were involved in that fight. >> Okay. Man, this time I got to call my mom. >> No, well, I have to stay here, dude. I can't just let you go. >> What am I doing to you that you [ __ ] with me like this? It's stop, man. >> Whatever. >> Check my car. Hey, will you check my car? Hey, [ __ ] you. Oh, man. Hey, but you don't have permission to check my car, okay? Hey, you don't have permission to check my car. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not checking your car, dude. >> I know, but I'm telling you, check your probable cause. Look inside my car and tell me what your probable cause is. >> I need you to chill out. Are you >> Call your dad? >> Are you calling your dad? >> Yeah. >> I told you to call your dad. >> All right, call him. >> So, don't call the stuff. My car is coming over here with my dad. I don't need that. My dad doesn't need that. >> [snorts] >> Keep it We'll keep it cool. >> Well, your acting's going to cause more problems than anything right now. >> No. >> The way you're acting Look. I was cool with you last time, right? >> Yes, you were. >> And I'm cool with you this time. >> The thing is, sorry. >> But, my patience is going to run thin if you keep acting this way. >> Okay, okay. Okay, I'm sorry, man. >> All right, just call your dad. >> Man, you didn't have to pull up on me like that. >> I kind of did cuz I got a call that you were driving. I didn't see you driving, but >> I get a call that I was driving. Cuz I was not driving. >> You were driving? >> Did you see me driving personally? No, you were parked here and I came through. >> Exactly. >> Okay. >> I'm five down and don't say you know what is going on cuz you don't. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'll tell you what I got. All right, now Just call your call your dad. >> Give me a handshake, all right. >> I already did like five times already. >> Okay, give me some respect. All right. >> Look, sir. >> Despite the officer's efforts to de-escalate the situation, the teen argued loudly. >> Get in my sh >> Where's your dad at? What's your name, Danny? >> It's Danny. >> I said go to the car. Shut up. You're on speaker. >> What did you say? >> What your dad is saying, don't you talk to >> I know what you are. What's the address? I'm giving it to my pops. >> You can't see? >> Now you can see though, your whole car. You can see everything, right? >> Are you supposed to be here? >> I'm not doing nothing, man. >> I'm not coming to the door. This is instead of this is his cousin's house. >> I'm not coming to the door. My cousin want to answer, man. My dad's going to pull up and take my car home. I'll tell him I'm not >> [music] >> that unestable. I got the money to pay it. >> Dude, I talked to you the other day. I need you to chill out. >> I don't know, man. He happy to see me. >> Is that your dad on the phone? Is he on his way? >> Can I go home? >> Is that your dad Was that your dad on the phone? >> And I was told I'm a whole civilian, bro. Can I go home? I was checking my car. Hey, you know what? You can look through my car. I don't have nothing in that mother I just want to go home. I got to piss. Bladder's full. I got to piss. Hey, sir, give me a place to piss, dog. I'm not pissing at the count. on me right now. Third time, man. I'm going to piss. So, I'm going to piss on y'all, baby. >> You're going to leave your car right here? >> Yes, I'm going to leave my car right here. >> Is that your dad? >> No, it doesn't matter. I'm going home. No one is driving the car here. I'm going home. I'm a civilian, right? I'm a civilian, right? Hello. I know where I called. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm not sticking around. >> Why are you No, I don't know what you did, but look, you got beer all over you and you're drunk. >> Oh, for real? >> I don't know what you did to the beer. >> All right. I'm going to call my my parents right now. >> How old are you? >> I'm grown, man. I'm 18. >> Okay. >> Come on, man. Just leave me alone, you dumb ass. >> Right. Yeah, go ahead and leave. >> Okay. I'm going to leave, sir. >> We're going to tow your car. So, go ahead and leave. >> You're going to tow my car? >> Yeah, go. >> So, what's the name of it? >> Take off. >> What's the name of it, then? >> Go ahead and leave. >> So, I can get the person to tow it myself. >> We'll call We'll call you when it's done. What's your number? >> You don't want to have to worry about my number. >> Well, then you're going to have to figure that out on >> to tow it myself. >> No, yeah, we're going to tow it if you leave. >> Throughout the incident, the teen displayed a blatant disregard for authority, making the situation increasingly difficult for the officers. This led to the officers having to restrain and take the teen into custody. >> There's no keys at all. >> touch me, you're going to go to jail. >> Hey, stand over there, man. >> Stand back there. If you touch me, you're going to go to jail. Do you understand me? >> Okay, then get out of my face. >> Stand back over there. >> I'm on the phone, man. Why are you touching me? Don't you touch me, bro. Leave me alone, please. >> Stand over there. >> Please leave me alone, man. >> Stand over there. Hey, walk this way, man. >> I'm not touching >> Stand right there. >> Don't get in my car, man. >> Stand right there. Don't get in your car. Chris. >> Don't get in my car. That's illegal, man. >> Chris. >> Look, you're getting in my car. That's illegal. You almost touched me. That's illegal. >> you. >> You touched me, man. That's illegal. >> I'm telling you stand right here and you can talk on the phone. >> Okay. >> But, you can't be getting in people's faces and touching them. >> looking in my face. Leave me alone. >> Leave me >> All right. >> right. >> Who are you on the phone with? >> I don't need to talk. You need to get out of my >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me, bro. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me, bro, cuz you'll be seeing my phone tomorrow, bro. Look. Look at this [ __ ] my Return the phone, stop looking at my [ __ ] >> That's illegal. >> Are you on the phone with your dad? >> Yes, I am. >> All right. >> What does it matter? >> Who's going to come pick you up in the car? Who's going to come pick you up in the car? >> Leave me alone, man. >> Who's coming to get you cuz you're not driving. >> I don't know. My dad's going to get my car. >> What did you do? >> I'm going to do it. >> There's nothing wrong with it. >> Looking inside of my car. I know there's nothing wrong with it. >> I'm not shaking your hand. >> Okay, man. Let go of it. >> I'm not touching my phone. >> Yeah, you touched me. You touched my phone, man. >> I'm not touching it. >> It's a felony for an attorney to Attorney kid. >> For what? I didn't do it. >> All right. My dad's coming for the gun. My dad's coming for the car. >> For the what? >> For the car. >> What did you say? You have a gun in the car? >> my [ __ ] You're scaring me, dog. If you point >> If you scare me or touch me, I'm going to drop you. You're going to go to jail. Do that again and you're going to go to jail. >> Hey, pop. Pull up quick. >> Do that again and you're going to go to jail. >> Hey, pop. Pull up. What's the address? >> 508 >> If you point your finger in my face one more time, you're going to go to >> 508 508 Give me your address. >> Ah. >> Get up. >> I got goose bumps. >> Get your hands >> I got goose bumps. I'm not with it. >> Almost there. >> I got to pee. Ah. >> I don't know why you're acting stupid. >> I'm not trying to. >> Get up. Get up. >> Can my dad pick us up? >> Get up. >> My dad's on the way. And I got to pee, man. Can I pee real quick? >> Pee your pants. I don't care. >> It's down my leg. I got to pee, man. >> All right. >> My dad's going to pick up the car though. >> No, he's not. >> Ultimately, the chain face challenges of driving under the influence and resisting without. But wait until you see how this team duo acted when they got pulled over for a traffic stop. [music] >> I need his ID. >> We're in a parking lot, dude. We didn't do >> you drive up here. >> When? Cuz I just was sitting there. >> Yeah. >> Call a sergeant, now. Sergeant, now. Call a [ __ ] sergeant, now. >> Get on Get on your knees. >> What are you doing? [crying and screaming] >> You're stupid. Me and my [ __ ] >> You can pull my pants down. You can You can sit right in You can see my underwear. >> In 2024, an officer was patrolling in Macon County, Illinois, when he noticed a car with a dark window tint. He conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle, but he didn't expect the driver to have this much sass. >> Windows work? You can open the door. Your windows. >> Why can't it? >> Yeah. Do your windows work? >> No, it doesn't work clearly. >> Okay, I don't know. I normally people roll their windows down. >> Well, mine don't. I'm pressing the button, you can see. What am I getting pulled over for? >> Your window tint. You have your license and insurance. It doesn't matter. You entered here from the roadway. Just for the >> Well, you got to find my insurance. >> What's going on, man? >> Nothing's going on. What are you all taking for? >> License and insurance. >> Okay, give me a ticket. >> The windows Well, that that one goes down. >> Insurance. >> License. >> Okay, I have a license. My insurance >> ID, sir. >> Y'all don't have to speak to him. >> I need his ID. He doesn't have a seatbelt on. I need his ID. >> We're in a parking lot, dude. We didn't do >> you drive up here. >> When? Cuz I just was sitting there. >> Yeah, I know. I was pulled in behind you. >> No, you wasn't. Because I was in the drive-thru, and then I parked for a second, and >> I'm not going to Hey, I'm not going to have the argument with you. >> Please >> I'm not putting it down. >> I I don't have an ID. >> Roll your window down. What's your name? >> For what reason? >> You don't have your seatbelt on. You don't have a license. >> Call a sergeant, now. Sergeant, now. Call a sergeant, now. >> Are you the registered owner? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You can see that when you're on the >> Okay. >> Both the driver and the passenger displayed a horrible attitude, and it only intensified once the officer returned with a ticket. >> We have a lawful anytime on a lawful traffic stop. That's Pennsylvania versus Mims, US Supreme Court. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. I need you out of the car. >> You don't get to demand when we do things. Go ahead and >> Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the car, man. >> I do not have to do >> The US Supreme Court says you do. The US Supreme Court says you do. Pennsylvania versus Mims. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. >> Out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I do not have to >> Get out of the car. We're going to break this window if you don't open up the door. >> You're touching me. You're touching me. >> Don't reach. >> Ow, you're trying to Ow. Ow, you have a body cam on. >> Yeah. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. >> Hey, watch his Watch his hands. I'm going to break the window. >> You're going to break your >> Tell me Open the door. Going to break the window if you don't open the window. >> Yes, they're trying to break my door. >> Hey, he hit me in my face. He just hit me in my face. >> He's hitting my door. >> There's no reason for me to get out of the car. >> You had no seat belt on. Get out of the car. >> Guys have body cams on, bro. It's on video. Right, it's on video. There's no reason for this. >> This vehicle was on the roadway. This was a lawful traffic stop. But we watched you on the roadway. >> They just broke the door. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the >> Out. >> Turn around. >> For what? >> On your stomach. >> For what? For what? Stop. >> Since the duo was unable to follow simple instructions, the situation escalated from a zero to a 100 real quick. And the female driver was only getting started. >> Get on. Get on the ground. >> What are you doing? >> Y'all hit me in my face. I'm charges. [screaming] >> Do whatever you want when we're done. >> Can you give me my phone, please? >> Call the sergeant. Make it 28. We can get two pages. >> Call the sergeant. >> Roll over on your side so you can breathe. >> Roll over on your side. >> I don't want to roll over on my side. I'm on my back. >> you to roll over on your side. >> Start that way on the left. >> You can get her pat down. >> I make sure >> have anything on me. >> That's fine. I got another >> Check. What's your name? >> Hey, come on, dude. You have a body cam, right? You just pulled my out, bro. You can see it right You can see my underwear. Right. >> I can search you. >> There. I got him. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> I don't know. >> Hey, can you call the sergeant? Can you call the sergeant? >> We'll be going to jail. You can talk to him there. >> What for? What? >> For resisting arrest. >> Resisting arrest? Why was I under arrest? >> Cuz you're obstructing. >> How? >> Because you wouldn't get out of the car and you didn't have a seat belt on you. You wouldn't identify yourself. >> me to roll down the window. I rolled down the window. >> Then y'all started reaching in and >> Can you Can you call the sergeant now? >> Not happening. >> While the female screamed her head off, the male passenger tried [music] to plead his case claiming innocence. It was at that point the female's father showed up on the scene. >> He's right here. He's right here. He's right here. >> How's it going, sir? >> What's going on? >> Yes, I was parked by that white Ford Fusion. I pulled out and they pulled me over. I wasn't even on the road. >> You were. >> They're lying. They're lying. They're lying. They're lying. >> How's it going? So, I made the stop. Uh so, we've been following the vehicle. Uh they did pull in here. They were going to leave. We decided to make a traffic stop. She stops right here. >> No, he's lying. >> [screaming] >> You stop lying. >> It's all on camera. >> Stop. >> Let's stick him in your car for the time being. >> Ma'am, can you run inside and get a manager and ask them for the camera footage, please? >> We got really good cameras, buddy. >> you saw us go around. There's a witness. I need her statement. Y'all done patted me down I don't know how many times, bro. >> Well, I want to >> need a >> You do need a seatbelt. You didn't have your seatbelt on in the car, so we're going to put it on in this car. >> Ask him to identify himself, ask him to get out of the car. He refuses, tries to roll the windows up, resists with deputies. When that started happening, that's when she kind of freaked out. >> As the officer explained the incident to [music] the old man, he hoped the father would understand, but he didn't expect the father to turn on him instead. >> Yeah, I had to get her out of the car. >> Who? >> Did you drag her out of the car? >> They got her out of this side after we got him out of the car. He was our main focus. [laughter] >> So, what is What are you pulling her over for? Tinted windows? Pulled me over. I got tinted windshield. >> He also failed to signal at like North >> I don't care. You're pulling her over for tinted windows. >> Okay, if that's your opinion on the situation, that's fine. >> But there's a couple million other He's got tinted windows. >> And normally everyone else identifies themselves and gives us insurance. I'm just explaining to you how it went down. If you don't agree with it, >> But you're dragging people out. I mean, >> Well, no, I asked him to get out of the car for several minutes before it escalated to that. >> He didn't ask me to get out of the car. >> Like I said, we all we all have cameras on us. It's >> I understand. >> It is what it is. >> I don't get McDonald's videos right now. >> She escalated the situation. >> What? >> Cuz she kicked >> And he broke my car. You're going to pay for that. >> Hey, bud, stop. >> Stop! >> Can I get a sergeant? >> Like I said, you can talk to him when you get to the jail. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Resisting, obstructing. >> How did I resist? I rolled down the window. >> when the police say identify yourself, you have to identify yourself. Yes, you do. You need to identify yourself. Yes, you do. You need to identify yourself. Yes, you do. You need to identify yourself. Yes, you do. You need to identify yourself. Yes, you do. You need to identify yourself. Yes, you do. You need to identify yourself. >> get a second to even move, bro. Can you Can you loosen to This is too tight. >> It's not too tight. >> is. >> No, it's not. >> is, bro. It's literally choking me. I have heart problems. >> It's not You're talking You've got You've got 8 in in between You've got 8 in in between the back of you and the front. >> I I How do you expect me to sit back and I got cuffs on? >> Mercy. >> So, what's happening with her? >> Well, he the male for sure, but I believe So, the other two detected. >> [ __ ] weak ass. >> We're dealing with her, but I'm assuming when they asked her to get out of the car, she resisted, obstructed. So, we're going to go down to the law enforcement center and sort it all out. >> Thank you. >> Once the officers were done telling the events to the father, they went to take the female into custody, but she [music] didn't react well. >> He's a >> All right, we're going to get your feet underneath them. You ready? You ready? One, two, three. Okay. >> You want to pull her over there, bro? >> Yep. >> I didn't even do it. >> Stay right there. >> [laughter] [cough] >> Are you on any kind of medication or anything? You know how easy this could be if you just would have unlocked the door? >> I did. >> And did exactly what they told you to do? See those tinted windows? They're entirely too dark to be driving with. >> please get the hair out of my face? It's all in my >> I'm not going to do that cuz you just spit all over your hair. >> I'm getting a lawsuit out of y'all. I hate all of you. I hope all of you >> You're not on any kind of medication or drugs or anything? It really doesn't look like it. >> Can you get the hair out of my face, please? >> Okay, but you need to calm down. Yelling ain't going to get you You need to calm down. All right, let's go over this way. I appreciate you, sir. >> I'll come get you, but you got to just chill out. >> I'll just have her hang out here until she can get searched by whoever's coming. We'll stand by with her. I'll help you guys out. >> Both suspects were charged with resisting arrest and obstruction of justice.
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