Are you trying to bite my partner? Sit down before you GO TO JAIL. >> SIT DOWN NOW. If you keep touching me like THAT, YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL FOR BATTERY. >> OH, now she's going to jail. >> SHE JUST KICKED THE POLICE. What's wrong with her? >> Party girls think that a night out, a little attitude, and the right connections put them well above the law. But what happens when that privilege runs into officers who don't play along, and the act starts to fall apart? That's all you guys t me. But guess what? I got the will of God. I got the will of God, [ __ ] That don't mean that don't mean to me. You [ __ ] I'm a [ __ ] princess [ __ ] And if you don't [ __ ] know it in this life, you're going toing know it in the next. >> Here are moments when privileged party girls realize that they're not above the law. Starting with a crazy woman who found out that yelling about pool towels is a quick way to get your hotel reservation and your freedom permanently cancelled. I didn't I DIDN'T SHUT UP. GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> STOP. DON'T COME UP TO ME LIKE THAT. Let's go. >> Get off me. Get the OFF ME, OFFICER. GET OFF OF ME. I KNOW MY RIGHT. WOULD YOU WANT TO SAY SOMETHING TO ME, TOO? >> YES. YOU LEAVE. On January the 31st, 2025, officers responded to a hotel where a guest had been arguing with staff over a lack of towels at the pool. When the hotel decided to cancel her stay, the situation quickly spiraled. What started as a simple escort turned into something far more aggressive, and [music] the officers weren't ready for what came next. >> I didn't GO THAT WAY. [screaming] GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> STOP. DON'T COME UP TO ME LIKE THAT. DON'T DO THAT. >> I CAME UP TO YOU. >> NO, DON'T DO THAT. >> I WAS TRYING TO WALK AROUND YOU. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT DOING THAT. >> I'M WALKING AROUND YOU. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. DON'T walk up to me like that. >> I DIDN'T WALK UP. >> Get in the elevator. >> GET IN THE ELEVATOR. >> THAT IS WEIRD. I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE. THERE'S NOT A BLACK PERSON IN SIGHT. >> WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT? >> ELEVATOR. >> I AM ELEVATOR. >> GO HOME. >> LET'S GO OUT. >> YOU KICKED US OUT BECAUSE OF THAT THREATENING ME. >> WHY WAS THE GET OFF ME. GET THE OFF ME OFFICER. GET OFF OF ME. I KNOW MY RIGHT. >> NO, YOU NEED TO GO. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> THIS IS YOUR LAST WORD. GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. IF YOU DON'T, you are going to get arrested. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND? ARRESTED FOR WHAT? >> YOU HAVE BEEN TOLD to leave numerous times. YOU HAVE >> YOU JUST TOLD ME THAT STAND THERE AND YELL AT HER. >> I WANT TO KNOW WHY I DID THAT. YOU'RE NOT PUTTING YOUR LOOK AT THE CAMERA. YOU'RE PUTTING ME OUT WITHOUT EVEN DOING THAT INVESTIGATION. >> WE DON'T NEED TO. >> YOU DO NEED TO DO THAT. I'M TELLING YOU DIFFERENTLY. >> SHE WANTS TO BELIEVE. IT DOESN'T MATTER. >> IT DOES MATTER. IT'S FREE. THAT'S NOT HOW THIS WORK. THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORK. YOU CAN'T ARREST ME. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> YOU NEED YOU NEED >> I LOOK IN THE COMMENTS AND TELL YOU THAT YOU WERE DUMB AS HELL. I'MMA SUE YOU. >> OKAY. >> DON'T EVEN DO IT. The reason I'm an >> Okay. See you, bud. >> Yeah. I'm here to check you. >> Okay. >> The reason I'm an >> YOU JUST ONLY ROUND MY ARM. MY BUZZING. >> YOU CAN DEAL WITH ME ON AN ANKLE OUT HERE. >> WHO'S PUTTING YOU ON AN >> OKAY. You know what? He just committed a robbery. >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. SO YOU PUT YOUR HAND ON ME. YOU NEED to go. >> OKAY. GET THE OFF. GET OFF ME. COME ON. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. YOU'RE NOT PUTTING ME ON AN MONITOR. LISTEN TO ME. I DIDN'T DO THAT. YOU'RE NOT LISTENING TO ME. I'M NOT FINE WITH YOU. IF YOU'RE GOING TO YELL at me the WHOLE TIME CAME UP TO ME OUT OF NOWHERE COMING INTO MY KIDS RUNNING THE HALLWAY. NOW YOU MEAN I GOT TO LEAVE. >> YOU HAVE TO LEAVE BECAUSE SHE WANTS SHE WANTS >> BECAUSE SHE WANTS ME TO. THAT'S US. THAT'S RIGHT. >> SHE DOESN'T NEED A REASON. >> SHE DON'T NEED A REASON. >> SHE DOESN'T. >> HOW? This private legal LEGAL. LOOK, IT'S NOT A PRIVATE BUSINESS. >> YES, it is. >> The situation spiraled as a psycho Karen launched into wild accusations and threats and her shouting only made things [music] worse. >> You're going to come up to me AND >> I CAME UP TO YOU looking at twice. I WAS GOING AROUND YOU. >> YOU'RE LUCKY YOU'RE NOT SURVEILLANCE. I'M NOT THE ONE LUCKY. I GOT PEOPLE ON THE DI. >> You're lucky. >> That's fine. >> I AIN'T DO NOTHING TO YOU. I WILL STEAL YOU AND TAKE YOUR BED. OFFIC I am AND SHE DON'T EITHER. I WANT TO ASK A QUESTION. THIS IS FREE will free speech. I can ask her if MY DAUGHTER IS HERE. I DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE. IF MY DAUGHTER IS HERE, >> HOW MANY times do I need to keep telling you that my kid is here? You're not going back there. My kid is here. >> Based on how you >> MY KID IS HERE. HOW I REACTED FROM THE MISTREATMENT THAT I RECEIVED. >> My dad Her dad is up there. >> Her dad. He's going to be >> YOU DON'T KNOW WHO NOAH IS. YOU DON'T KNOW ME. YOU DON'T KNOW THAT'S HER DAD. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING BACK. >> YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW THAT'S MY MAMA. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING BACK. >> YOU DON'T KNOW NOBODY. >> THAT'S FINE. But you need to leave for the hundth time. >> FOR THE HUNDTH time talking to me. I swear to God racist though. That's all right. I'll be back. IF MY DAUGHTER, I WOULD BE A RAGGEDY. DON'T SAY THAT. I WOULD BEAT YOUR I BEAT THE OUT YOU. COME OUTSIDE. SHE WON'T DO THAT. COME OUTSIDE. TELL HER TO COME OUTSIDE. TELL HER TO BE OUTSIDE. TELL HER TO COME OUTSIDE. COME HERE. COME HERE. RIGHT. Now my face. SO WHAT YOU WANT TO SAY TO ME, TOO? >> YES. WHAT? MY BABY IN HERE. DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. CAN Y'ALL STOP? MY DAUGHTER. THAT'S NOT HER DAD. >> THAT'S NOT HER DAD. I can't leave her. >> Just put your hands behind your back. >> You have my hair. >> Okay. >> Can you let go of my hair? >> I'm not. >> Let go of my hair. >> I don't want to. >> You're coming BACK WITH US. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> You decided you DECIDED NOT WALK AWAY. >> I'M TRYING TO WALK AWAY WITH MY DAUGHTER. >> YOU DECIDED to come back. >> It's your birthday. Please. >> Okay. Well, you could have handled a lot differently. Okay. >> Listen. SHE DIDN'T HAVE OW. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> Then just relax your >> I'M ALREADY IN THERE. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO WATCH THE CAMERAS. >> Relax your wrist. >> WATCH THE CAMERAS. >> YEAH. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO WATCH the camera. >> OFFICER BARRA, WATCH THE CAMERA. >> MA'AM, >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> It's cuz what you did to US OUT HERE. >> WHAT DID I DO TO YOU OUT HERE? >> WHAT DID I DO? I'M TRYING TO TRUST YOU. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. Please don't put ME IN CUSTODY BEFORE I GET MY DAUGHTER. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE. >> PLEASE, OFFICER. PLEASE. PLEASE. >> We're done RIGHT NOW. >> I'M DONE. I WON'T DO ANYTHING. >> PUT YOUR HAND behind your back. I GOT TO CHECK ON MY DAUGHTER. >> SHE'S GRABBING US. YOUR DAUGHTER IS FINE. >> NO, THAT'S NOT HER DAD. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO THESE. >> YOUR MOM. >> YOU'RE BREAKING MY [ __ ] >> Your mom. Your mom is up there with all the kids. They're getting ready to go. >> NO, THEY'RE NOT. >> ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS >> I'M TRYING TO LEAVE. THAT'S WHY I'M out here. Can I please leave? The woman tried every angle to stall, but with each ignored command, it was clear that this was heading somewhere far more serious. >> Officer, PLEASE. THE LADY ASSAULTED ME. >> SHE VERBALLY ASSAULTED ME. >> YEAH, >> you guys, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? WATCH THE CAMERAS AND YOU WILL SEE THAT. >> Watch the cameras. >> WHERE YOUR BABY AT? >> MY BABY UPSTAIRS ON THE SECOND FLOOR. ON MY SKULL. BRO, >> WAIT. My purse. >> We'll get it. >> We'll grab it. >> It's right here. >> Oh, grab that purse. >> Please, officer. Please. No. I'm sorry. >> No, we're past that. >> WE'RE NOT PAST THAT. >> We're past. >> Please >> do not catch another charge. >> Please leave me alone. >> Please leave me alone. >> No, she stand up. She does stand up. JUST COME ON. STAND UP. STAND UP. Stand up. 1 2 3. >> Please, please, no. >> Please. I'm sorry. I'm >> Hold on. >> I just wanted my baby. The lady at the front desk is so wrong. G. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. YOU SAW ME. YOU SAW ME. I WATCHED her in the elevator. I'm There's nothing wrong with me. Please. Please. I don't want to go to jail. Please. Oh, please. >> We'll talk AT THE STATION. >> NO. OFFICER. OFFICER. I got TO CHECK ON MY BABY. >> OFFICER, PLEASE. >> Put your legs up. >> Please. I got to CHECK ON MY DAUGHTER. OFFICER, PLEASE. >> Stop kicking. >> NO. >> OFFICER, LISTEN. NO. OFFICER, >> please listen to me. Can you listen to me? I'm just officer. >> We'll talk to you at the station. Okay. No, I can't go to the station. >> Officer, >> we'll talk to you back there. Okay, >> officer. Please let them let me go. I I didn't What did I do? >> Well, it's what you did to us, okay? But we'll talk sooner. >> The woman was ultimately charged with battery and resisting arrest. Some people just don't know when to quit. Like Marissa, a drunk, unhinged suspect who quickly learned the hard way what happens when you mock the police after overstaying a pool party. >> Two options. >> I'm good. You're not good. WOULD YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH? >> HAND, PHONE, DIAL, CALL. >> You do realize that we >> I promise you, you would be disappointed with yourself if you watch this tomorrow. On August the 17th, 2024, officers responded to a bar after reports of a highly intoxicated woman who refused to leave the business and [music] had even gone further to slap a bartender. They found the woman, Marissa, outside crying loudly, verbally defiant, and struggling to follow directions. >> So, she's the one you're wanting to leave. Yeah. All right. You're gone. So, let's get you a ride. >> What the [ __ ] is that? >> Let's Let's get you a ride. >> No. No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Who's Who's here with her? >> I'm good. I'm good. >> You're You're trespassed, so you're leaving. That's just the way that it is. You have to leave. You got to leave. >> Who did she come in with? Anybody? >> She said she drove by herself. She said she legal. >> Okay. But listen, you got two. You got to keep crying. You got to grow up. >> I'm going to I'm going to >> I don't Listen, I don't [music] do well, but we deal with this stuff all summer. >> I'm going to >> I'm not doing it. So, can you can you calm down and grow up for like 5 seconds? >> Do you want to go to jail or you want to go home? >> I'm going home. Okay. >> Then quit RUNNING YOUR MOUTH. >> OKAY. BUT I CAN'T GO HOME. I'm not I'm not okay. I'm good. I'm good. But >> you're not good. You're cry. You're sitting on the asphalt crying cuz you have the inability to listen to directions. You're an adult, so let's act like it. >> Despite repeated warnings, Marissa's emotional outburst only escalated. Though they were frustrated, the officers would soon realize that her tantrums are only just beginning >> because I'm not going to deal with it. I'm the wrong one to get s with this [ __ ] We do it all summer. I'm not doing it. And then I show up and you call me and whatever else. So we got two options. >> I'm good. >> You're not good. WOULD YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH? >> I'm good. >> I'M TIRED OF HEARING IT. >> It was never that serious. >> It is. They asked you to leave. I'm here because you WON'T SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> AND NOW YOU'RE SAYING I'M GOOD. I'M GOOD. YOU'RE NOT. >> NEVER THAT SERIOUS. >> HOLY. Bunch of adults that can't act right. >> You want to go to jail? >> You want to go to jail? >> You want to go to jail? Call right now. Call a ride right now. Call a ride right now and you get to go home. Then we'll let you go. >> It's that easy. Just call right now. Call a ride. Get on the phone. Quit talking and get a ride. Call a ride right there. >> Holy. And we're good. >> You get home safe. You You get to go to bed. All right. All right. Hand phone dial. Call. I need you to do that. >> Right there. >> Right here. >> It's right there. >> Right here. Call. Call. >> Oh my god. >> You need to go home. >> Okay. >> So, right now. Right now. >> How adults. >> We are not monitor. We're not going to do anything. We're just going to You're just going to get on the phone right now. Call a ride. >> 30 minutes. You're going to have a ride here >> right now. >> But you want to >> Holy. >> OKAY. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. >> COLE. >> All right, bro. >> I'm not your bro either. >> All right. Can I Can I have one second? >> I've given you like 3 minutes. >> You start having a questionnaire for like competency to come into this bar. >> Please. My phone. >> No one is talking to you. Quit talking to us and work on the phone. >> I You're a police officer, correct? >> Yes, >> my lady. I need that beer in my >> That's open container. So, why don't you come over here and talk to me, too? >> You can absolutely take this, but you are a police officer helping the situation. Yes. >> Yes. >> You're not going to be well. >> Come on. You got to call somebody. >> Okay. >> Is it broke? Robert Union 462. I I don't Right. >> It's It's not >> It's got It's cuz you got your password wrong a couple times. >> I'm okay. >> But do you know the number? Do you know a number? All right. All right. Give me Let's get Let me Let me get the number. >> Go ahead. >> This right now? >> No, I'm ready. >> Like 937. >> Yep. 937. >> We don't do that anymore. She No, it's either she gets rob she goes to jail. We don't do the drunk takes. >> Just give me the number. >> You just give me a phone number. >> Officers tried both patience and firmness, but Marissa only grew more combative, ignoring directions and escalating by the minute. With every minute wasted, it was clear Marissa was not going to cooperate. She just got a little skin here, but >> that's up to me. >> What the hell did I do? >> What the [ __ ] are y'all? What the are y'all? Like what? >> I'm just standing here. >> You should be happy right now. >> You do realize that we >> You do realize that we're giving you like 10 more miles worth of room than we would anybody else. We are trying. >> I'm not. First of all, you can't you can't give me No way. I'm not driving. You can't >> not not a literal 10 miles on the road. I'm I'm giving you a lot of leeway that I would not give anybody else. >> I asked one time and that's it. >> Do you want an You want an ambulance to check you out and then he Why are we Why are you yelling? >> I'm trying to I'm trying to not take you to jail. I'm doing everything I can. >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Don't say it. >> Don't say it. Don't do it. You're going to end up taking a ride. >> We're being nice. We're being nice. So, be nice. >> So, why don't we get an ambulance, take you up to the hospital, they can get you some fluids. They can check your knee and stuff out. And then your brother can >> And then your >> And then your brother. >> And then your brother can I don't want to. And then your brother can come pick you up from the hospital. >> Why don't we do that? >> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> You're not because you can't drive. You're going to get an OVI charge. >> I'm good. I'm good. >> You're hammered. >> No, I'm not. >> So, so what are we doing to get you out of here? >> No, we have to because you can't sit at the You can't sit at the business and you can't drive cuz if you even touch that door handle, >> I just You're not sitting here for an hour though. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> The officer's patience now wore thin as Marissa refused both transport and help. With options running out, the situation reached a breaking point. Cuz it's it's either you go sit on the comfy bed at the hospital >> or you come with me and you sit at the not comfy bed in the jail. >> We're just trying to help you with the hospital. >> So what? Listen, this is your two options. >> And they're at very polar opposite ends of the spectrum. >> Hospital and your brother can pick you up and you're free to leave or sit here, get trespassed, and go to jail. >> Cuz if I take you to jail for disorderly conduct, we're going to press the issue of you slapping a bartender, too. >> You'll go for assault. Is that bartender good? Like, does she want something done? It's a he I'm sorry you said that already. He's fine. >> You sure? >> Yeah. Okay. He deserves a couple. >> Yeah. Go to the hospital. >> Let's go. Let's keep >> Yeah. He's saying >> Yeah. Your brother's saying go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> Listen, if we were the main like >> drunk absolutely hammered, >> cooked >> like your whole goose, [ __ ] >> It's bad. >> Why are you talking to man? >> I understand. Let him take you to the hospital. >> Why you flipping us off, man? We're keeping you out of jail. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'll get it. Okay. I'll get it. >> All right. I KNOW. YEAH. GET IT. ALL RIGHT. All right. So, I lose this. >> We're trying to keep you from going to jail. We're trying to help. >> Okay. So, I don't want to go to jail. >> Then let's BRING IT DOWN. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO GO. HOSPITAL. >> Are you going to the hospital? >> Oh, yeah. >> She gone. You got to make a choice. >> No. >> Listen. Listen. I'm going to break it down. >> We want to, but she slapped the out of a bartender. >> Yeah, that's the problem. >> Yeah. All right, I want you to go to the hospital and he can pick you up at the hospital. Fair enough. >> Sound good? >> Bro, you just hear that? >> Can you just give me a minute, please? >> Why don't I relay that to him? Maybe he can talk to Can he Can he talk to your brother? >> What? >> I'm just I'm going to talk to him right in front of you. >> All right. >> Don't throw Don't throw >> I don't get paid enough for this. I'm going to be honest with you. I DON'T GET PAID ENOUGH FOR THIS [ __ ] EITHER. >> What we want to do the [ __ ] did you look at me like that for >> what? >> Disappointment. I'm going to be honest with you. >> Act better than that. Not too bad. >> We want to have you have a sister. >> You're closer obviously than I am. >> Yep. >> And she would never act like this ever. Oh yeah, I bet. I bet. I bet. >> Nope. She respects herself a little more than that. >> What are you What are you guys What are you guys not doing? >> We're not even going to be there. >> You're going to go to We're not going with you. >> They're going to transport you down there. See? >> Why are YOU GOT TO ACT? God bless, man. >> You know, it takes less energy to smile than it does to brown. Just turn around. Yes. >> I promise you, you would be disappointed with yourself if you watch this tomorrow. >> After 20 minutes of negotiation, the officers finally lost patience and decided to take action. >> He's going to pick you up at the damn hospital. >> What? >> Get up. >> Nope. I'm so done with this. It's stupid. >> Come on. Roll over. Thank you. I'm done. I'm so done. Stop. >> She's going to jail. >> Nope. We tried. We tried for 20 minutes. >> Yeah, she's going to jail. I've had enough. Hold still. >> Logan County Jail. >> Okay. Can I call? >> No. Hell no. You ain't calling nobody. I tried that for the last 20 minutes. Come on. Come on. >> You got to help me out. Come on. One, two, three. >> Walk. >> Other side. >> Please go off tomorrow. >> NO. >> WHY? WHY? >> L 36. >> Can I please tomorrow? >> One female 41. Please. Can I go TO THE ROOM? >> Get in. Watch your head. Get in. COME ON. >> CAN I GO TOMORROW? >> Come on. Get in there, please. >> I need you. >> No. >> You got to get in. >> THERE'S TWO WAYS. Get in or YOU GET COME ON. >> GET IN. You get in or I can do. Okay. Listen. Listen. >> I need you to get in. Get in. Okay, there's in Can I >> Come on. Come tomorrow. >> Please >> get in, please. For the love of God, please. Come on. >> Please. Please. >> Come on. This Get in there. >> Listen. Come on. Get in. PLEASE. GET IN. >> I ain't listening no more. Get in. >> I JUST TOLD YOU. >> COME ON. >> I JUST TOLD YOU. >> I JUST TOLD YOU. AGAIN. >> CAN I PLEASE [screaming] CALL TOMORROW? >> THIS IS RIDICULOUS. >> WELL, this is going to be a hard seat FOR HER. >> NO. NO, IT'S NOT. >> I GOT THE SMALLEST SEAT THERE. It could be literally literally >> when I stop. >> Literally. >> Even cuffed and detained, Marissa continued to resist. With every scream, her troubles only deepened, setting the stage for a chaotic ride to jail. >> Sit the [ __ ] down. I'm done. >> No. Want me to grab both? >> How is there a lawsuit? I just need you to quit. For the love of God, all you have to do is walk. >> Stop it. >> Come on. >> Ridiculous. >> A little bit. >> You have to get Stop before you get yourself. >> I don't want you to bang your head. >> No, I didn't. >> No, you didn't. No, you didn't. >> Don't want you to hit him. Blast. >> Stop. >> Thank you. >> THIS IS CRAZY. >> YOU'RE GOING TO MISS, [screaming] >> MA'AM. Come on. >> Unbuckle that so we can slide her across. >> Come on. >> I'm going to lift her towards you. >> Ready? Yep. Damn it. Stop it. only trying. She wants to >> she wants us to dead weight her. >> The only issue I have is I want her to get cleared by an ambulance. You know what I mean? Cuz if she sits there and [crying] back to my cruiser, >> she's just hammered. I mean, >> I don't know how much she's drinking. The point is she got alcohol poisoning. [screaming] Jay will figure that out and send her out if we have to. I mean poisoning. >> I don't think it's that's not alcohol poisoning. That's just drunk. >> Okay. >> Marissa, I need you to get up. Okay. >> Cut my hand. Come on. >> Get up. >> Come on, Marissa. >> Come on, Marissa. We tried. We tried with you. >> Yeah. Yeah. I tried with you, too. >> Come on, Marissa. One, two, three. >> Come on. You're going to hurt yourself. And I'm trying not to hurt your wrist. Come on. Please do this. [screaming] We're having trouble getting her in the car [screaming] just so we can do it safely. I'd appreciate it. [screaming] [screaming] >> Come on, MARISSA. [screaming] >> MARISSA, COME ON. >> [screaming] [laughter] [screaming] >> ARE YOU DONE THROWING A fancy one? >> THIS IS [screaming] STOP. >> MARISSA, [screaming] >> WE DON'T WANT >> HAVE YOU PUSHED? NO. NO. SHE'S [screaming] >> [screaming] [screaming] >> WE'RE JUST TRYING TO GET her in here without absolutely destroying her limbs. She's just CRYING CUZ SHE'S [screaming] SHE HASN'T DONE anything other than just disorderly. So, we're trying not to >> take her. >> Oh, I'm taking her. Is >> she in cuffs? >> Yeah, she's in cuffs. We're just trying to drag. We're trying to get her in here. She won't. SHE'S SHE'S She's hefty. We can't get her in mind. We're trying to pull her through. [screaming] [screaming] >> Marissa, grab her. [screaming] Stop it. After investigations were concluded, Marissa was officially charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Marissa's was a classic case of drunk entitlement. And continuing that trend is our next suspect, Heidi, who found out that her privilege and family connections would not steer her out of a DUI after she was involved in a car crash in Florida. >> I'm noting turning my head. He's trying to trick me. >> Come here. Come here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't do that. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't Don't touch me. Don't touch me. No. Don't touch my Don't touch me there. >> On February the 23rd, 2025, Orange County deputies responded to a chaotic car crash. When officers approached the driver, Heidi, they didn't find a shaken victim, [music] but someone who didn't seem bothered at all by the fact that she had just destroyed her car. >> Hello. >> Hey, man. Were you driving this car? >> Yes, I was. >> All right. Are you okay? >> Yes, >> you are. All right. All right. So, what happened? >> I don't know. So, we were trying to turn over and he said, "Go ahead." And I'm like, "Okay." And then something >> How fast were you going? You remember? >> No, I didn't. I mean, that >> Who else was in the car with you? >> My husband and my friend. >> And then your friend, is she the one back there? >> Yeah. >> All right. And you're okay? >> Yeah. >> And she's okay, too? >> Yeah. We were going the speed limit. >> I can't hear. >> We're going to the speed limit. I mean, I was going fine. >> Okay. >> Do you know how your car ended up here, though, with the wheel completely off the axle and all that? Because I was turning here and somebody hit me. Yeah, I do tell that. >> Okay. So, you were turning into this this road here. >> Yeah. >> All right. Where you guys coming from, by the way? >> Yeah. Uh I mean, so basically FD said that like nobody is like going to the hospital and they're not complaining of any major injuries like that. Did anybody get ejected? >> No, no one got ejected. >> So, just so here's the thing, right? You were just driving. Okay. >> I'm under eight pounds. So, >> I I get it. I I totally get it. Um, >> but you were just driving. >> I got to do my due diligence as a as a cop, right? I mean, I got to make sure you're okay. >> Okay. I have I have family. >> No. Yeah, totally. >> So, basically what we do is so whatever. >> Yeah. Cool. So, like I mean, I'm just going to make sure that you're good to drive. I know you you don't have a car to drive right now, but would you mind just doing a couple exercises? Just make sure you want to do them. Perfect. So, we can uh we can actually go in the parking lot back there. Would you mind do that? >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah, we can walk over here. The situation quickly unraveled during the sobriety test as Heidi leaned on her attitude to try and distract from her impairment, but it wasn't going to fool anyone. >> Miss Heidi, you do understand the instructions, correct? >> Yeah. You told me you follow your finger. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Yep. But just don't don't move your head. Okay. So, just use your eyes. Let your eyes follow it. All right. Heidi, can you please try to follow just with your eyes? >> That's what I'm doing. >> Don't turn your head. >> I'm not. Don't turn your head. >> I'm noting turning my head. He's trying to trick me. >> No, he's not. >> Is she moving her head? >> Don't turn your head, honey. >> I'm not. Mark, don't >> get into it. >> I can follow my head. >> You're still moving your head, Miss Heidi. >> Okay. >> All right. Just Just try to just stay as stiff stiff as a board. Stiff as a board. >> I got it. I got it. I can do that. >> Even as the realization of what was coming set in, ID's arrogance didn't fade as she transitioned from playful banter to a profanity laced meltdown. >> Do you have your license on you or >> No, I don't. >> Who has a license? >> I don't have a license. I have no license. >> So, okay. So, if you want to Yeah. All right. So, Miss Heidi, I want you to just relax. All right. >> No. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Don't touch me. Relax. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Relax. No. Don't touch me. Why are you doing this? Why are you being aggressive? >> Why? >> Relax. Because you're resisting. >> No, I'm not. I have. So, you know what? I have >> You know what? You don't even know who I am. I have brothers at >> She's letting go. >> Heidi, stop fighting. >> Heidi, please stop fighting. >> Who I am. They have no connection to who I am. >> Nobody cares. No Trump. Okay. >> Okay. So, right now you are being >> Guess what? You're going to be punished. >> Okay. So, right now you're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> All right. You are driving impaired. You were driving impaired. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. Well, >> stop it. >> I am a trained law enforcement officer in this stuff and I think you are. >> No, I'm not. Do a bus. >> Well, you'll have you'll have the opportunity for that. >> Let's do it. Let's do it. >> You'll have the opportunity for that. >> 1504 off of a white. >> I hate you. >> All right. Well, I got to do an [ __ ] >> I got to do my job. You're >> so Here's my car. Where's my stuff? >> Your car's over there. >> I know. So >> So have to tow the car. >> Okay. You're a [ __ ] >> All right. >> What could have been a standard investigation now turned into a violent ordeal as Heidi began choosing to complicate things further. >> Yeah. I hope you >> I hope you are. Look. Uh, I'm just trying to >> you. >> Yeah, I'm good at my Do you want me my stuff in my car? >> I'll get it for you. >> No, you >> All right. Do you have anything that's going to poke me? >> I wish I did. >> Okay. >> You're the car. Grab your knives. >> Okay. >> You're ashole. >> All right. Can you stop like pulling away? >> No. You >> Why you ashole? >> How am I How am I like that? Like I'm like totally like going to be a I'm going to be a >> what? >> So I'm I'm >> employ I'm like a disaster to society here. >> I'm not saying that. >> Yes, you are. You're ash. >> You were driving a parachute. >> I wasn't. >> I don't know. >> Have you seen I hate you [ __ ] I hate you. And you I'm going to a bahana. You're ashole. >> Can you sit in the car? >> No. I think you're an [ __ ] >> Can you sit in the car? >> No. Don't touch my breast. >> Not. Don't touch me there. >> All right. I'm charging her badly ill. She just kicked me in the nut. I'm charging her badly ill. Heidi was ultimately transported to the Orange County Jail where she was booked and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer without violence and DUI with property damage. From an entitled drunk, we moved to a privileged Karen [music] in downtown Orlando who thought that she would not face any consequences after assaulting a woman following a night of heavy drinking and partying. >> Yeah. All of a sudden, it was just another thing. She's pushing me over. So, I pushed her back in self-defense >> because my phone was in my hand. They kept throwing my phone away. Like, I don't even know if my phone was. >> On July the 16th, 2023, Orlando police were patrolling a busy bar district when a sudden altercation broke out in which one woman threw her purse and struck another in the face. The officers stepped in to confront the young party lady, but they quickly realized that she wasn't someone ready to back down. Come here. Arrest. Turn around. Turn around. Arrest. >> That lady just saw her back. Stop resisting. You're going to go on the ground. Drop your bag. >> Drop your bag. >> We'll figure it out. >> Okay. >> As long as you figure it out. But that lady, >> what did I just tell you? >> And then push her. You witness it. >> I witnessed her. >> She pushed her down. >> You want to press charges? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you statement from him? >> I need a statement from you since you witness it. Hey, >> are you serious? >> Are you serious right now? So >> I saw you >> throw your first You're under arrested early conduct and you're under arrest for battery. >> Okay, but may I ask what the video came? >> There's no video camera. >> But what about Can we make a statement? >> Sure. I'll take a statement. >> She started with us by pushing. She pushed her over to the police. She pushed her over for a ser. >> Okay. Well, when they pull up security when they pull that defense, you know what? I'm not going to hold the camera on his shoulder is a witness. >> If I can just make a statement. >> Yeah. Seriously, that lady was first. Her shoe came off. Her shoe came off. Both the shoes came off. She fell on her head. >> Although it was almost obvious that she was the guilty one, her friend tried to frame it as self-defense. It was a little convincing and if further investigations revealed that she acted within reasonable boundaries, there was a chance that the cops would let her go. >> I will literally start from the very beginning. We we walked from >> or underground over here. We were walking right here next to this place, Shakai. And right here, this lady in the green shirt pushed me down because the girl in the brown shirt was talking [ __ ] to her. To my friend in the dress, she was talking to her. She kept on just like what are y'all doing here? Blah blah blah and just stay. So we ignored her and then her friend in the [ __ ] Hawaii or the lady, she pushed me over. And so my friend got upset and she was like, "Why'd you push her over?" And so we started arguing and then we walked right in front of this place. And then her friend, the lady just pushed me over and I was like, and she fell on top of me. And I guarantee you the bouncers at this place right here can tell you the guy with the curly hair on there. Look at he's literally saw it. He took a p he wasn't taking videos or nothing but he he looked like he was taking videos or something but he was like oh [ __ ] And so he was like why is she doing all that? And so we got up and kept walking and then she kept following us kept talking her [ __ ] So we just were like please stop following us and then we kept walking and she just kept talking her [ __ ] and then all of a sudden it was just another thing. She just pushed me over so I pushed her back in self-defense. I She was pushing me and so I pushed her back in self-defense. I swear to God, look at the cameras tonight. All of it's there. >> The police that were standing right there the whole time with >> because we were on our way out. We weren't trying to deal with that. We weren't trying to deal with nothing. We She I just thought she was drunk as she just was talking and she pushed me over. So, we were leaving to go get her Uber over there and next thing you know, I'm getting like we're getting detained and I'm like, "What the like? I swear to God, we have I'm so confused right now." like when this girl started it all and now we're getting detained. I hope you guys realize that that's kind of where as long as you guys just look at the footage right there, you'll see that she came after me first and kept following me and now we're getting detained. >> I understand. That's okay. Like I want you guys to do whatever you guys have to do. I'm going to be compliant. I hope you realize that I'm frustrated because she p me down to the ground and I guarantee if you ask that if you ask that bouncer right over there can touch first she will he will tell you that that right there the other one definitely conduct I'm just trying to sort everything through her witness >> like even she she was just I know she probably did something bad but she did she was just trying to sink over me they kept When I saw her like I understand I know because you guys didn't see what happened before. So I understand it doesn't matter not because the lady was coming after her. That's one point. But the lady was just going through. >> I understand. >> Let me sort through with the other witnesses. Who is the bouncer that you said saw >> over there? The guy with the curly hair. Almost all of them probably saw that. But yeah, they probably all saw what happened. Despite the endless excuses and the suspect's disbelief that her actions could have actual legal consequences, the reality of the situation finally began to set in as the officers began to reach a conclusion. >> So, this is what I'm gathering. As I guess the girls were walking, you guys stopped on the sidewalk. She bumped into you cuz she's a little intoxicated. You guys fell. You get up and you push her back. This is what this is what the independent witnesses say. They don't even get up. You push her back. Um you guys run away. Then you guys come back and that's when there's a second altercation and that's when I saw your friend hit her. >> That was when the second altercation was, but I never pushed her to the ground. I hope that like I mean there's that watching. >> There has to be. >> So right now I'm not able to view a bunch of videos obviously cuz there's a lot going on with these mugs. So you are going to be arrested tonight for battery charges. >> All right. >> There has to be a way that somebody over there has the guy right there with the [ __ ] Yes. I asked him and they said they didn't say anything. >> So just because he says that he just doesn't want to be involved with it, sir. It means >> I can't make I can't make a witness become a witness. >> Yes, sir. >> Um >> unfortunately, that's the case it is. Um >> so that means I'm I'm getting something on my my record because this guy over here decides not to say anything. You guys don't feel like going through video. I don't think you understand. I just I just sat here compliant and I've explained to you exactly what happened. So, how is this fair to meet somebody who just got pushed by somebody? Like, this is so unfair. >> Is it? >> At the end of the day, this is just a charge. This does not mean you're going to be like, >> I know, but it still is her fault that I just got pushed by somebody else and now I'm getting to go. >> She's been searched by actually. No, it's the other one, right? >> She pushed me down. >> She pushed me down. >> She did a hockey for no reason. Violently. >> Violently one that 1931 >> her tooth is [ __ ] because my phone was in my hand. They kept throwing my phone away. Like I don't even know about. >> Both women involved in the altercation were transported to the Orange County Jail where they were booked and charged with battery. From purse swinging brawls, we moved to a bar in Neapville where Sophia found out that a law degree from Google isn't enough to stop a pair of handcuffs. >> You ready? You're going to go to jail. >> Back off the phone. >> I'm sorry, but you need to get off my >> Let go. SIT DOWN. >> I HAVE MY ID. Where you go back? >> We told you exactly. You're under arrest. >> You're You're under arrest. >> On July the 9th, 2025, officers responded to a bar fight involving a woman named Sophia, accused of assault and theft. When they found Sophia, she wasn't cooperative and immediately resisted. And in that moment, she turned the encounter into a physical struggle before the investigation had even begun. >> She's about to go to jail, too. Give me your right knee. You're going to go to jail. Excuse me. >> Give me the right knee. >> What did you say? >> Give me the right knee. You're going to go to jail. >> Back off the phone. >> I'm sorry, but you need to get off my phone. >> Let go. >> You need to get off my phone. >> You need to get off your bed. >> Your feet are pain and I need you. >> Stop. Don't Don't [music] stop. >> You seriously are not allowed to listen. >> You're not allowed to. >> You're not going to go to jail for presenting a second. yet. >> So, please get off me. Please get off me. [music] >> No, seriously. Please get off me. >> Once I you, I'll let you go. I know you're being >> I have my ID. >> Hey, you're not >> I have my ID. [music] I have my ID. >> I have my ID. You missed the opportunity. >> Will you let go? >> I already said I have my ID. Let go of the handcuff. Let go. >> Let go of my ID. >> Let go. >> Don't you dare me. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Now you dare me. >> Just let go of my ID. >> Who are you? I have my >> police officers which was announced to you by my partner here. >> I have my ID. >> I want to find it. >> The situation quickly turned chaotic as Sophia insisted that she knew the law. All the while escalating the confrontation and pushing officers to their absolute limit. down. >> I have sit down. You need to listen now and act like an adult. Sit down, >> officer. I have my ID. >> I have my ID. >> You're detained right now. Listen to what I'm telling you. Sit down. >> I have my ID. >> Sit down. >> I have my ID. >> Sit down. >> I HAVE MY ID. >> WE ARE investigating a battery and you're the offender. >> I did not BATTERY ANYONE. LOOK AT MY ID. >> Sit down. >> I have my ID. >> Sit like he's asking you to. Not. >> Sit down. You don't know why. >> Sit. >> Sitting down. >> Me. >> You're about to go if you don't let us down. Sit down. >> If you have my >> You trying to bite my partner. Sit down BEFORE YOU TRY TO >> SIT DOWN. DETAIN ME. >> I'm not trying to detain you. You are. >> What are you doing? >> I have my ID. It's >> a lesson. >> I have my ID. >> You have to listen. >> What's your Is your first name Sophia? >> Yes. >> Okay. Sophia, here's the deal. >> We came in here to investigate a battery. Okay. We came We asked for your ID. >> So, why am I the only one who's investigated? If there's 100 person in here, >> you're not giving us an opportunity to do that. You're resisting us. >> No, I didn't. I just said you should arrest me when there's 100 person here. I will sue. >> Okay, that's fine. >> How do you pronounce your name? >> Adultery. >> A L T R E Y. >> The guy you tried to bite. >> A police officer. >> I did not bite you. You have a camera. >> There's a D there. >> You have a camera. I did not try to bite you. >> So why are you handcuffing me? >> Try to bite you. >> Okay. I try to you you say that in court. You say that in court. >> You say that in court. >> T R E. How do you pronounce? >> T L R E Y R. >> How do you pronounce it? That's how you That's how you spell it. >> You ready to listen what's going on or not? >> You said someone called you. Yes. >> Where's the Okay, so you said someone called you. >> Yes. >> Who? >> The establishment. >> Who's the establishment? What's the name? >> What bar are you in right now? >> Neighborville. >> What bar are you in? >> What do you mean? >> What bar is this? >> What do you mean? >> The establishment. The bar that you're in. >> This is banter. >> B A N T E R. >> L A N. >> So, they have security staff here and a bartender here. So, you fight a woman. >> I did not fight a woman. They also said that you took her stuff which was not you when we came in in contact. You did you took the phone. >> It's not yours in a wallet. It's not yours. >> That's why I'm mad because >> they were in your hands. They were in your hands when I came in contact. >> No, I did not. >> And then you're not listening. We were asking to give you your ID. You're being detained. >> No, I gave you my ID. That's why you have it. That's why you have it. >> You did not. >> No, I asked you to not detain me because I would give you the ID that's in my bag. The officers gave Sophia multiple chances to calm down and walk away without getting arrested. From the look of things, it was best she took it. But Karens are unfortunately not the sharpest tools in the shed. >> Stop yelling cuz you don't call the shots. You're about to go to jail in about 3 seconds to be able TO SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> BUT I UNDERSTAND THE LAW AND I know you don't. >> Has information about my name. >> Put it in your car. Whose phone is that? >> Put it in your camera. >> If you didn't, >> how old are you? >> I will swear to >> the law that you did not Mr. S. >> Way too old to be acting like this. >> E L I did not put his phone into the camera. >> You're in handcuffs cuz you're acting like a child. No, I'm handcuffed because you two did not know the law and handcuffed someone. >> Wrong. Felt like you're about to say something else. What? >> Who did not commit a crime? >> Is it against the law? >> Who did not commit a crime? >> Is it against the law to try to bite an officer? >> What? >> Yes. >> No. >> Could you go to jail right now? Yes. >> No. >> Are we trying to work it out elsewhere? Elsewhere? Yes. >> No. So if you want to keep acting like a child >> and keep talking around your mouth, we don't know what you're talking about. You go to jail. >> I'll leave. >> I'll leave. I'll leave this one option. You can sit down >> and stop talking L2. >> At this point, monkey for you. The one lady you fall with doesn't want to press charges. The bar wants you out of here. You let on handcuffs, you're going to leave. You come back here, go go go to jail for trespassing. When you go home, >> I want I want you to Google I want you to Google trespass laws. I want you to Google battery. I want you to Google assault. >> I also want you to Google what enter the detainment is. And then hopefully hopefully next time you come out and drink. If you keep touching me like that, you're going to go to jail for battery. >> What are you talking about? >> Don't grab my hand like that. >> What are you talking about? >> You just squeeze my hand. >> I did not. >> It's time to act like an adult. >> I'm going to squeeze your hand. >> Get out of the bar. Do >> I have my all my ID? >> Everything that you came in here with. >> Leave the bar now. >> You need to leave this time to go. It's not time outside. >> Leave the bar now. >> Why are you calling 911? >> Because you guys are misusing 911. You call 911, you go to jail. Okay, >> leave the bar now. >> Leave. >> You have 3 seconds to start walking. >> Leave the bar. They leave the bar. >> They have not. >> Stop. Stop this. >> No, I need your name. >> They have given you multiple warnings. If you don't leave the bar, you will get master. >> Good. >> You're not allowed here ever again. >> Let Yeah. >> Leave the bar. to listen. Trust me, I'm not going to go. Hands behind your back. >> We told you under arrest. >> You're You're under arrest. >> So now hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Do not resist. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Number one, false 911. There's no reason to call 911. There's four officers right here. What is your issue? >> You need to act like an adult. >> You know, you don't know how to act like >> I told you 100 times gave you a chance to leave. I could have taken you to jail 20 minutes ago. >> For trying to bite an officer, for resisting, for failing to identify, and now you're calling 911 multiple times. We told you not to call 911. It's harm. It's a condom. >> I'm not sure where my friend is. >> We call an officer asking if we were real. >> Sophia was ultimately arrested and charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. Sophia got what she deserved and so did this next entitled girl, Alexandra, [music] who found out that claiming she had the will of God doesn't provide immunity from a pair of handcuffs. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> I'm asking you nicely. I'mma tell you and I'm going to make you >> get out of my face. >> Both of them. >> I don't give a touch me. I'm goss. On September the 1st, 2024, officers arrived at a local bar where two women, Alexandra and her friend, were causing a disturbance and refusing to leave a business establishment. After finally getting them outside, Alexandra decided she wasn't done yet and instead gave the officers a new reason to take a closer look. >> I'm telling you what she said. >> Okay, that's not my problem. But right now, they don't want you here. >> All right, I'm leaving now. So then let's see. >> So then let's see. You don't need to yell. You need to leave. >> Not yelling at you. >> It doesn't matter. You're yelling across. >> You're yelling across all the time. If I was yelling at you, we would be in a different tunnel. >> I'm talking. >> Okay. Well, I'm talking to you. >> You might be in a different You need to leave, >> man. Do you have your purse and your phone? All that. >> Do you have your purse? Do you have all your belongings with you? >> Yes, I do. >> What is it? driving. >> I'm not fighting. I'm fighting her. >> You're not fighting anybody. >> Where's Craig at? >> Is Craig inside? >> Corporal Craig inside. This inside. They say they're driving. >> Yeah, she's getting in the car. So, You're not planning on driving, are you? >> No. Don't see the keys in the >> Well, you got in the car. >> And the key. >> What are you guys in the driver? All right. >> Excuse me, >> Mr. Can you come to the car? Please get out of the car or Alex. >> I'm going to get out the car. >> Oh, now I'm ordering you out of the car because I can smell. It's usually a smart idea to obey lawful orders, but with a dumb Karen involved, things are almost certain to get complicated. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> I'm not driving. >> Relax. >> Step out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Why aren't you stepping out of the car? >> Get out of the car or I'm going to make you get out of the car. >> You're not going to make me do nothing because we're on the same clock. >> So relax. >> I want everybody to be very safe and very comfortable. She's feeling you need to get out of the car. I'm already for what? >> For what? For what? For what? >> You will go. Okay. >> I'm asking you nicely. I'm going to tell you and I'm going to make you >> get out of my face. Both of them. >> Step out for >> my side. >> I'm asking you. I'm going to tell you. I'm going to make you. May I please have your ID? >> Come get me right now. Please. >> No. I'm already outside of the car. Am I hurt? >> No, you need to step out. >> Okay. And I am. >> You don't step out. I'm going to force you out. No, you can't force me out because I can because you're detaining >> the same clock. >> All right, step out of the car. >> You can't touch me. Don't cuz we're on the same step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. Do not fight me. >> Do not me. >> We're on the same recording. So relax. >> Get out of the car. >> Relax because I don't you don't touch me. >> Get out of the car. We understand the car. >> Don't touch me. I don't give a time you want. >> Don't touch me. Get out. >> Touch me because I'm not time you want. Don't touch me. I didn't give >> ma'am. Get out of the car. I don't give a stomach. Get on your stomach. >> I don't need >> We're good. >> Get on your stomach. >> No, >> we're good. >> Give me your hands. >> I have >> Give me your hands. >> No, >> you're resisting me. >> Give them your arm. from your arm. >> Give me the other arm. >> Your arm. >> Move your body. >> Stop fighting. >> There you go. >> The other arm. >> I bet you do. >> Why are you control? >> You know why? BECAUSE I HAD A LOT OF CONTROL ON TOP of your >> You know why? Because I've come across the >> That's ALL YOU GOT? THAT'S ALL YOU GOT. And she only sit here and she's scary. Yes, that's all you got. That's all you got me. But guess what? I got the will of God. I got the will of God. You know what that means? >> Is that you could never touch me no matter how your That's the only control you got. Stand up. Battle me. That's all you ever been in your life. That's all you ever been in your life. That's what fighting looks like. That's what fighting looks like. You think that's what fighting looks like? That's what fighting looks like. That's what fighting looks like. They never get in the car. >> I didn't fight the whole way. I DIDN'T FIGHT THE WHOLE WAY. >> HOBBLER. >> YEAH. >> Hang on. There's my >> You going to come? >> Did I fight? >> Did I fight you? >> I hope you feel good at night. >> Feel good at night cuz I didn't fight. Alexandra's attitude shifted into full resistance as she desperately tried to regain control, but it was already slipping away. >> I would never fight when I'm wrong. >> I don't give a >> Can I just leave her? >> Yeah, just leave. >> All right, just leave her. >> Just need to make sure my camera's on there. >> I never disrespected y'all. I gave you that authority and you still disrespected me. I would never listen on my father. I'm a Mexican, bro. I would never disrespect authority. >> I push you out of the way. She was just arguing with you. >> You're good. You're good. >> Well, she stay here. Do you want to go out to division? >> All right. She going to get you for that. You got it here. I'm right here. Her feet are right here. So, hold on. >> I'M A [ __ ] LISTEN, I'm not a demon. >> Watch your face when you go in. >> Yep. Ready? >> I know you call that. I don't give a touchdown to me under Chris. >> I don't I didn't do nothing. Did I do that? Did I call for that? I don't give a Touch me. That's what you want. You're going to get it. >> I got it, Chris. >> It is. You're good. >> I didn't do that to you. Did I >> done? >> Look at me in my eyes. >> I am looking at you. >> Look at me. I didn't call for that. >> Are you done? >> I didn't call for that. >> Uh, you got a camera now? >> Yeah. Let's find here. Pull it and then open this door and pull it. There you go. >> I'm very aware. I'm very aware. >> I'm very aware. That was >> There you go. That was good. >> Even after being secured in the patrol car, Alexandra kept going. Her tirade spiraling from threats to bizarre, almost surreal claims. But she could throw all the tantrums she wanted. It wasn't going to bend reality. >> I don't care. I don't care. Yeah. Have a nice little one right there. >> What? >> Yeah. >> Freshly burnt, too. It looks like >> would never let nobody look. >> What's your uh >> What's your last name? >> Find it. >> Huh? >> Find it. >> How am I going to find it if I don't know? >> I don't give a how you find it. I don't have her ID yet. >> Everywhere. No, I haven't seen a purse or anything like that. There's paperwork. I found a blunt right there, but there's no purse. >> I don't got a forehead. I got >> I don't give a head. these two, they were causing disturbance at Tropics, mainly her. Um, and then finally get her to leave and then she gets in the car and they're both drunk. So I pull up and she's in the car and then the windows roll down. You smell get him out of the car. She's refusing. So eventually we had to yank her out and she was kicking. She got me in the face a couple times. >> Oh. >> Yeah, she kicked both of us. >> There's a joint there. [music] But uh yeah, she she refused pretty much every single command and >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You got me, you got life because you're supposed to be a police officer. You're not supposed to be righteous with the movement. You're supposed to be righteous with your forehead for eyebrow. I'll be 51 to the PD with one 105 female Alexandra. >> Yeah, Alexandra. Say it right. It's Alexandra. My name is not spelled with a R. >> I didn't know. >> Well, learn it. >> Well, how am I supposed to learn if I didn't know? >> I'm a princess. And if you know it in this life, you're going to know it in the next. Did we say we're going to leave? We're about to leave. Why is the body? >> Oh man, it doesn't matter. >> Oh, that doesn't matter. Do you want to forehead? >> Ask me a question. You don't let me answer. >> Don't touch me cuz I will uppercut you. Look at my resume cuz I will drag you. I will come across you. Play with me. My name is Alexandra Alanise for reason. I'm not white. I'm not mother black. Don't play with me. I'm not sparing you cuz you didn't spare me. That's a difference between me and you. That's the difference between you and me and your forehead. I am every police officer snip me. Don'ting play with me. No. You're lying as you're alien. LOOK AT YOUR FOREHEAD. IT'S 10. It's all intense. >> I'm not going to engage with you anymore cuz it's not really going anywhere. So, >> it already went where was it went? Want to go home? What am I doing here? I've been in here for 2 hours. >> It's not been 2 hours. >> It's been hours. That's enough. Did you take my friend to jail, too? >> Yeah, she's she's behind you. >> Oh, beautiful. She got like four kids. Want to leave now? Giving you an option before. >> You're giving me options? Oh, I'm >> giving you an option before I become diabolical. I want to leave now in peace. >> Yeah, it's a little late for that. >> Get me [clears throat] out of here. >> Working on it. >> Noting hard enough. Don't you have AI chat? What the are you typing? Can't you put that in less words? The less is more. Remember that. Less is more. Bro, help me. Get me out of here. I've been in here for 4 hours. Bro, you must be a slow officer. Are you a slow officer? >> What do you think? >> I feel like I don't know what the talking about. I feel like I don't know what the reading. I'm so confused that I feel like I'm an alien. I feel like I'm so lost that I'm reading I'm reading green. >> Alexandra was ultimately charged with DUI, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. She was later sentenced to 12 months probation with over $2,000 in fines. Alexandra found out the consequences of her brash behavior and so did our next group of party girls who found out that a wedding reception is a terrible place to test an officer's patience. >> Now you're going to get arrested if you don't get go get. >> On October the 31st, 2025, a wedding reception spiraled into chaos when a fight broke out between intoxicated guests, prompting staff to call 911. When the first officer arrived, he walked into a scene completely out of control. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Nothing. >> We got a bunch of calls. >> Young ladies was fighting. Who? >> They separated. >> They separated. >> I'm just getting in the car to take her home, sir. >> All right, T. Can you get a medic? >> Leave her down. She's going to see a medic. >> Okay, sir. >> I'm right here. >> We need more officers here. I'll let you know in a minute. >> Who's all involved? Hey, don't touch her anymore. >> This my daughter. Okay. Medics are going to come check her out. Okay. I want to fail. Hey. Hey. >> No. I'm not playing, sir. >> I'll come talk to you. Okay. I'll come talk TO YOU. I'LL COME I'LL COME TALK to you. Go ahead. >> Hey, that's your daughter. >> Yeah. Hey. Hey. Hey. Look at you up. Let's get a move on. Why did you get you scared when you hit me though? >> No, YOU GET UP. >> RICO, YOU GOING TO GET >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET ARRESTED IF YOU DON'T GET I WILL TALK TO YOU IN a minute. Okay. >> The scene turned into a mess of fingerpointing and conflicting stories with no one taking responsibility. But amid all the chaos, one woman, Cara, decided to surprise the officer with a sudden aggressive move that instantly escalated everything. >> What happened? >> I was trying to break it up. SHE RAN OFF SWING. TRYING TO BREAK IT UP. >> You ran up. >> I have no idea. >> She couldn't get off the ground a second ago, so that's why I called the medic. >> Okay. I'm so glad. I'm trying to let me >> let ME GO BACK IN TRYING TO BREAK IT OFF. SHE ran back. >> NO, I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. She We were in the bathroom using it. She came in the bathroom with us and her and the daddy hit her in her face. >> You two come here. Come here. >> Yeah. We pul I pulled her to the No, let me tell one time. >> Okay. Let me talk for a fight. Okay. So, we >> um It was between her and her. No, her. Yes. But we was in the bathroom using it and my friend and my friend was in the bathroom crying. So we was trying to calm my friend down. When she came in the bathroom, she pushed the out of me. But I didn't touch on >> She's your friend. All right. >> No, I'm my friend. >> We don't know her. >> Who's blue? >> That's my friend. >> Yeah, that's her friend. >> Yeah. So we trying to calm my friend down. She came in the bathroom just tweaking. So [laughter] she came in the She took her at the bathroom. She was trying to calm her down. So she had her pulling her by her hair. >> Yeah. and take her out the bathroom to call her. >> The daddy had the daddy had hit my friend in a blue in the face. >> So, do you guys know each other? >> No, >> we here for my friend. >> Everybody's here for the same thing for wedding reception. >> Okay, >> that's her brother right there. >> Oh, now she's going to jail. BUT >> SHE JUST KICKED the police, gang. What's wrong with her? I tried to calm her down, but she pulled my hair. >> Hey, Blue. >> Okay, so her and my home girl was Okay, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm sorry. I'm sorry for [ __ ] up with you. I'm sorry. I was just hot cuz he he just put his hands on me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And I know I know you probably scared, okay? But I'm hit her like >> No, let me tell my story. >> So So listen. So she drunk like deliberately. >> His I guess that's her dad or something. She started running up on my You listen to She started running up on my home girl. So I walk out the bathroom trying to break it up. He just stopped the me for no reason. >> I'll get your >> You did hit her. Stop lying. You hit her. >> We're going to talk to everybody. >> No, I didn't. I DIDN'T TOUCH YOUR DAUGHTER, GANG. IF YOUR DAUGHTER WAS HAD THREE BLACK EYES, SHE WOULD LOOK LIKE A RACCOON. [laughter] >> I got a picture. Stop talking. >> Even as her father tried to downplay it as a misunderstanding, Cara's behavior kept escalating, turning a night on the dance floor into one that was headed somewhere far less celebratory. >> All right. So, those two were fighting. >> Yes. >> He came up. >> I don't know where he was at. >> I wasn't even really fighting her. More of a trying to restrain her hands. Yeah. Cuz she too >> cuz we cuz Okay. So, she was in the bathroom. She was tweaking my home girl. So she took her out the took her out the bathroom. >> I tried to remove. >> So we was trying to calm down. So as we trying to calm down, I walk out the bathroom. I'm like, "What the is going on?" Then I'm trying to break it up. I'm grabbing her like come on like break it up. We grab smack out of me. >> So she He did as you trying to break it up. >> I'm trying to break it up. >> Okay. >> I don't know why that man. >> All right. >> Did you see him? >> I didn't see I didn't see her, but she seen it. >> I seen it. >> But I don't I was busy trying to calm her down. I don't know what happened. Anybody talk to you yet, officer? >> Awesome. Thank you. What's your What's your side every day? >> Okay. >> Somebody come out and say they over there fighting. >> Who? >> Somebody. >> Who's fighting? >> Uh, your daughter. >> My daughter and this young lady right here. >> Where at in the restaurant? >> Over by the bathroom like on the side. >> Okay. >> I run in. >> The other guy just came up with the other guy who was breaking it up. >> Okay. >> I come in like I told him, I just had surgery on his own. Okay. So, it's hard and uh as I'm breaking them two up, he got her. I got her, but they got a lock grip on each other. Yeah. >> As she run up, the little one run up. She going to boom. Yeah. With the glasses. >> That why I say you can get it on the camera. >> Okay. >> I get to swinging trying to get them back on my daughter. Before I know it, she in there >> and like my hand already swinging for her. So that's when >> swinging for her to push her away or to hit her? >> No, I just was swinging like this. >> Like what? Like for what intent? >> To get them back. >> Okay. >> Right. Just to get >> open hand, close hand. Oh, >> my my my hands was open the whole time. Like I told you, it it don't it >> So you're trying to separate a fight between your daughter and somebody else >> and and two more individuals. >> More people came up >> and I'm just study swinging back at them trying to get them off her while I'm holding her still trying to separate the the the primary two. that they came up and they they they they just they laying in >> you know you know she's catching the egg back your daughter >> I mean she can't just kick me right in the chest. >> All right so let you know. All right story is that you and his daughter were fighting. He's in there trying to separate it. You and the shorter girl came over. He's trying to push people away and he admits he's like he's like I was swinging my arms and I probably struck them. No, he let me down in my face and slap out of me. >> And it wasn't even a It wasn't even a fight. It was more so of her holding my hair and I'm trying to get them to stop if she would I go swing on her for like >> I wasn't even >> Yeah, I was if we would have jumped her if we really wanted to fight that girl, we would have jumped her when she was in the bathroom sleeping, >> but we didn't want we didn't want to even escalate the situation. >> Nobody wants to file any complaints then. >> There's going to be a die. >> Get her safe home. >> Oh, she's drunk. She's going to be somewhere safe. >> She's drunk. Like that's >> She literally just kicked a police officer. Like who does that? >> It just nothing. >> I took a Sparta kick right in the chest. >> Yeah. >> Car's questionable behavior and poor actions meant that the officers had no difficulty in reaching a conclusion. Hang on. Hey, look [laughter] at me. Hey, look [snorts] at me. Look at me. Look at me. >> Hey, hang me out. >> Just go out that side. Okay. >> [laughter] >> Hey, >> bro. >> Scoot scoot that way. Where? Scoot that way. >> All right. Can I see your hands? >> Yes. [laughter] No. I don't want to get out the car. No. [laughter] I'm sitting. I'm not. >> Hey, hold on. All right. >> I'M NOT FUNNY. [screaming] >> I KNOW. I know you're not. I KNOW. DOING NOTHING. >> NO, I'm not talking to you. Stop talking to me. Watch out. >> MYSELF. >> Watch [screaming] out. >> I'm talking to him. >> Yes, you are. You're talking to me. Okay. >> I am. She keep talking to me. Watch out. >> I am. I'm good. I'm not going to kick. I'm not going to do none of that. >> No. Here, I got him. >> I'm straight. >> If you keep looking at me, I'm going to beat your >> Which one is this? >> Oh, okay. >> Hey, give me your other hand. Okay. On the other side here. >> Yeah. Here. Go back. Thank you. >> What's your name? >> Kyra. >> Cara. Thank you. >> Yep. >> Hold on. >> I'm all here. I know. >> Stop pressing me. [laughter] Cara was ultimately placed in cuffs and charged with aggravated battery on a police officer and disorderly conduct.