No, no. >> Just listen for 2 seconds. >> No. >> You're making it worse. >> No, you are all making me worse. I'm going to call my daddy. >> Have a seat. >> Yeah, I'm going in the house. >> No. We're investigating a crash. Stop. Stop. >> You're going in the house. >> No, you're not going in the house. >> Rich kids often assume that they're shielded from responsibility because of their parents' wealth, right until they run into the wrong officers and find out that money, status, or daddy's influence doesn't override the law. >> Dad. Dad. >> There's nothing I can do. >> Just Just see what See what I am. >> Calm down. >> Here are several unhinged moments when rich kids realize that daddy can't save them. Starting with this drunk and naive driver who seemed to believe officers needed her father's permission before they could arrest her. >> Well, that's how >> I just want to >> That's how things start That's how things start to escalate when you don't listen. >> my daddy. >> On February the 26th, 2023 at about 2:30 a.m. a Sunday patrol officer stopped a speeding vehicle and moved in to figure out why the driver was operating so erratically at that hour. >> Hello. Hey, how are you? >> I'm doing well. How about yourself? >> I'm good. >> My name is Sergeant Spencer with the Sheriff's Office. 68 mph in a 45 mph zone. >> I'm sorry. I At this point, I >> Say it again. Any lawful reason for your speed of 68? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. I'm going to need your driver's license, your registration, and your insurance. Thank you very much. >> 10-4, dispatch. Verify what state you're in. That is the state of Florida, correct? >> Alabama. >> I'm sorry. >> All right, thank you. You can go. >> 10-19 at 67, 10-4. >> Now, are you aware that your driver's license is suspended? >> What is it? >> Are you aware that your driver's license is suspended? >> No. >> All right, it's suspended in >> For what? >> Uh all I see from Alabama shows it's suspended um back in December of 2022. >> For what? >> Uh I don't know. All I see is it's suspended. >> Well, that's what I was like For what? >> Uh all I see is it's suspended. I don't know the details. Uh if it was Florida, I could give you the details, but if it was Alabama, I can't give you the details cuz all I see is it's suspended. >> So, what do I do? >> You have to You can't drive. >> I have a girlfriend. Like, I'm literally going to Gulf Breeze. I'm just trying to get to my car. >> No, you can't go to Gulf Breeze cuz you now You now that you know that your license is suspended, if you continue to drive in Florida, you will be arrested in Florida. >> Look, I got to leave. That's what That's what I was looking for when you pulled me over because I knew that I had to gotten a ticket and and she told him she said if you get pulled over, she's like, "Make sure you have all of this on you here." >> Well, any paperwork that you show me now won't do you any good cuz I have to go with my computer shows. And if my computer shows suspended, any paperwork, I can't verify that. Okay? Uh how far does your girlfriend live from here? >> Um she is almost to the Gulf Breeze area. >> Okay. All >> Your call has been forwarded to an automated voice messaging system. >> Got anybody? >> Yes, sir. >> Got anybody? >> No. >> All right. So, how much is my supposed paperwork do? All right. I've issued you two citations. The first citation I've issued you is for your speed on the Var Parkway. Um this citation is for 68 miles an hour and a posted 45. That citation is $281. I've issued you two options. Option one, you pay the citation online, by phone, or in person. Option um five of the is a driver improvement I'm sorry, is a traffic court. You'll be there, I'll be there, and hearing officer decide what happens with the citation. I would contact the clerk of the court since you live in Alabama to see if you can take a driver improvement course. I'm not sure since you live in Alabama, but I would call and 10-4. You have any questions for me on that? The next citation I'm issuing you is a citation for unknowingly driving while your license is suspended. Now that you know your license is suspended, you can't operate a motor vehicle in the state of Florida. If you do, you're subject to be arrested. Okay? >> Okay. >> This citation is $160. I've issued you two options on there. Option one, you pay the citation online, by phone, or in person. Option five is traffic court if you choose to do so. I will contest the citation in the traffic stop. Any questions on that? >> Stay from here. So, that Uber? >> From here? Well, you got to figure out what you're going to do with your car because it's on >> After issuing the citation and explaining the necessary information, the situation took a sharp turn. The officer quickly realized that this was no longer a routine stop. It had turned into a full-blown babysitting. >> I can't give you legal advice. I can only do what I can do. Okay, I know. I can't give you legal advice. I can't give you legal advice. >> So, like do I like I can't like I can't like do I get in the car and sit there or like do I I don't know what to do. >> That's the decision that you have to make on who you going to call. You can call a tow truck, you can call an Uber and go to your friend. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> My next question to you is how much have you had to drink? >> No, it's not even about that. >> My next question is how much have you >> My mom or >> My next question is how much have you had to drink? >> Nothing on that level. >> Okay. >> I'm just more concerned about >> I believe that you're intoxicated that your normal faculties are impaired. >> I'm more worried that I just don't want to pull off and you're sitting there telling me that my license is suspended. I'm perfectly fine with calling a friend >> Mhm. >> and telling them to come get me. I'm okay with that. But I would much rather, like of course, go home and not have to involve anyone. And that's what I'm trying to say. Like if I need to like I I'm not about to go sit in the car and like pull off and then you like try to call somebody on me and then I get in more trouble. Like I'm no. >> I understand. >> No, I have I have way too much in my life going on for that to happen. >> Mhm. >> So I'd much rather like call someone. So that's what I'm trying to say. Like where like >> Okay. I believe that you're intoxicated that your normal faculties are impaired. >> Okay. >> Okay, in other words, I believe that you're intoxicated and or pretty much drunk. >> Not at all. Like I would >> So >> I I will not get behind that car. >> So as of right now we're moving to a DUI investigation. My question to you is would you be willing to do field sobriety tests to dispel my suspicion? >> I just want to go home. >> That wasn't a question. >> No. >> The question was >> I am not. At this point, I have had the night from hell. >> Okay. >> I just want to go home. >> Well, at this point >> level at this point I have a I have had a night from hell and I just want to go home. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> At this point, that is past. If you don't want to do a field sobriety test, that's your right. However, do understand that your admission or your failure not to do field sobriety test could be used against you in court. >> I understand. >> That's the consequences for refusing to do FSTs. I can't make you, can't force you for a field sobriety test. >> I understand. >> Because I'm asking if you're willing to do a field sobriety test. >> Because I believe that you're intoxicated and that's no factor or impaired. >> What do you mean you needed it? You want me to walk the line? >> I'm asking if you're willing to do a field sobriety test. >> You want me to walk the line? >> Can I get your driver's license and registration? >> Tell >> At this point, can I call like can I grab my phone real quick? >> No, you're going to stand right there. >> I'm sorry if I offended you. >> You didn't offend me. >> I did earlier in the night. >> No, you didn't. I have a job to do. I ask questions these questions for a reason. >> I just want to go home. >> I did the mission I did the mission by taking care of what I need to take care of. Got you out and I want to talk to you at the car. I've already observed the signs of impairment while I was talking to you. Right here on the push bumper. So, apparently we don't listen. Right here. If you're not listening, I want to put you back in my car. Right here by the push bumper. >> 10-4. >> You don't want to listen? I'm calling my parent. >> Right there by the push bumper. And if you And if you walk keep walking. >> disrespecting >> If you keep walking I will put you in the back of my car. Get back over here. >> I'm just calling my dad. >> care. Do what I say. The officers had already made it clear that there would be no baby girl treatment for her, but she still seemed to believe that she could maneuver her way out of a situation she never should have been in to begin with. >> This is my dad. >> Well, that's how >> I just want to talk to my dad right now. >> That's how things start to escalate when you don't listen. >> daddy. I want my dad to be here with me right now. >> Anyways. Uh 68 mph got her on radar when I come up here and stop her. I'm talking to her, I smell the odor of alcohol, I can see blood under her eyes. She's talking with a slur of speech. I do my thing back here. I issue her citations and the same indicators on the pavement are exhibited while standing here that I saw in the car while issuing her these things. >> I just called my dad. >> Uh when I talked to her she said that she's willing to do field sobriety test, so uh she may change her mind. So, I'll ask again. Okay. Are you still willing to do field sobriety test? >> I want to do it. >> Okay, what it is, okay, I'm going to check your eyes, I'm going to make sure you can walk a straight line, I'm going to make sure you can balance. >> Okay. >> I'm good enough with you? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Can I call him again? >> Uh you can hold on for that, okay? >> He just wants to be on the phone. >> Okay, well, you're not going to be near your phone. Like you're not going to be able to hold it because you're going to have to have like your arms down by your side, stuff like that. So, you're not going to be able to hold it at the time. Okay? >> I'm just >> I understand. Did you tell him where you're at? >> father. >> I understand. >> I told him what where I'm at. I told him the situation. I told him what's going on. He said do what I'm told to do. He said but make sure I'm present. >> But he's present? Okay, is he coming? >> Nope, but he said call him on the phone. He wants to be involved. >> Okay, well, would you be okay if we call him, put him on speaker, and let my partner hold the phone? >> to him the whole time. >> Well, I'm going to have my hands full, too. So, would you mind if my partner holds the phone? >> I'll hold it. Daddy. I'm not sure. >> Hey, what's Can you walk her over there into the parking lot so that way we're off the road? >> I think I'm not sure what I'm doing. >> We're We're going to walk right over here. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not getting mad. I'm not because the whole reason that I'm here is because of you. I'm not I'm not I'm not mad. Daddy, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm annoyed. Guess who got me to this in the damn reason? You know why I'm here? For her. I know. I know I know. No, I'm sorry. Like >> We're just going to hang out right here. >> I'm annoyed and I'm You're like What is it? >> I think it's the phone on that line right there. >> Hold on. I got to get it. Daddy, I'm okay. I love you. This one? >> I think so. >> This one? >> Yeah. We'll let him Let Wait just a minute. Let him get started. >> cartwheel? >> Yeah, I wouldn't do that. >> Letting you hold the phone? >> For what? >> So that way we can Or I can hold it. It's whatever you want. >> can hold it. Up to you at that point, but it needs to be out of your hands because it's recording. >> I mean, I'm Look. At this point, I'm a female. It's you. It's you. It's me. >> Everything we're doing is recording. He's been nice enough to let you hold on to the phone and call your dad already. So, >> I'm Look. At this point, this is just me. >> I understand. Every Everything we're doing is recorded. >> Just to tell you about stuff. I got a camera in my car. Okay, well, we understand but again I I know I understand. Well, I understand, okay. I got four daughters myself. I get it but for what we're going to for for well, for what we're going to be doing, okay, you just can't have your phone in your hands. All right? Okay. Eventually, the officer administered a field sobriety test hoping to bring a close to what was quickly turning into a much bigger situation [music] than it first appeared. All right. You color blind? Can you tell me what color that is? >> Green. >> Perfect. So, I'm going to hold this flashlight up, okay? Don't stare at it. It's just so I can see your eyes. I need you to follow this green light with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? You're going to keep your head perfectly still. You understand those instructions? Do you understand the instructions? >> Do I keep my head still or my eyes still? >> You keep your head still and whenever I move this, you're going to follow it with your eyes only. You understand that? >> Yeah. >> Okay, can you put your feet back together for me? Arms down at your side, just nice and relaxed. Okay, keep your head perfectly still, okay? Arms at your side, please. >> Am I supposed to be following this? >> You follow it with your eyes, keep your head still, okay? So, keep your nose pointed at me and then follow the light with your eyes. >> I like this. This is so my daddy's thing. >> Was your dad a cop? >> He was. He was just a dad and three daughters. >> All right, here you go. >> You said you had four? >> No. >> You need to start over. >> You may begin. >> Is that one? >> Yep. Watch feet. >> two three four five Start by counting to six. seven eight nine And then is it >> Probably. >> one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 >> Good. >> By that point, the officers had seen enough of her antics that the sobriety test no longer looked routine. It had turned into a full display of impairment. >> Close your eyes. Count to 30. Okay. Arms down by your side, nice and relaxed, all loosey-goosey. >> Do I keep my feet together or apart? >> Feet together. All right. Whenever you're ready. Just tilt your head back. Tilt your head back, close your eyes. Count to 30. Arms by your side. Okay. At this time, you are going to be placed under arrest for DUI, okay? Those aren't too tight on you, are they? >> I literally >> Okay. You want to come with me? We're going to go to the passenger side of my car, okay? Okay. We can either have you walk or we can make you walk. I don't want to have to make you, okay? >> Can I to my husband? I need to call my dad. >> We will let you call your dad, but we got to get in the car first, okay? >> No. >> Don't pull away from me. Okay? I've been very polite to you this entire time, so please do not start arguing and fight with me now, okay? >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay, come on. >> resisting at all. >> Okay. >> And I've been very And I've been very >> Watch around this curb right here. Here, watch out. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Don't pull away. Come on. >> Make you treat me with respect. >> All right. Sit down. Sit down for me. There you go. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I've been very polite this entire time. >> I've been so nice. >> If I have to ask you one more time to stop pulling away from me, I will tack on that additional charge, you understand? Good. Have a seat for me. We will call your parents in just a minute. Go ahead and have a seat for >> I don't trust you people. >> Sit down, please. >> Can you please call them now so they're aware of what is happening? >> They will be aware. Please sit down. >> someone other than the three of you. I just need someone else to witness this, please. >> Don't worry. It's all on camera. >> Please. I'm asking for a female to be present. I I need someone else to be present in here. I don't trust this. And I'm sorry. >> Listen to me very carefully. They are about to pull you into this car, you understand? So, sit down for me. >> It's not about that. I just need to be respected. >> I understand. I've been very respectful with you. >> And that's all that I'm asking. >> Okay, fasten your seatbelt. Please sit back for me. We're going to put this over your head so that way it's not choking on you, okay? Okay. Where do your parents live? Where do your parents live? >> I live in CT, let me see the zip code. >> Okay. Well, we're about to. Okay. >> Then call them. >> We're about to. We got face ID? >> 1030. >> You see it there? >> Pop. >> Yep. >> Hey. Hey. >> Hey, is this Dad? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, this is Deputy Jones with the Sheriff's Office. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, I'm just letting you know that your daughter was currently placed under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Okay. Where which >> But yet hasn't taken a breathalyzer. >> We're in Santa Rosa. >> Okay. >> Um Where Where do you live at? >> I live in uh Basically, a little town called Axis, Alabama. >> Oh, you're over in Alabama? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, does she have any family members who live close to Navarre, Florida? >> Uh she has a one of her best friends who is right there in Navarre. >> That's where I was going. >> Cassidy. >> Okay. >> Yes, she has one of her best friends who is right there. >> That's where I was >> Okay. So, what we're going to try to do is we're going to try to get a hold of Cassidy to see if she can come get your daughter's vehicle so that way we don't have to tow it. >> The brief phone conversation between the officer and her father already made one thing clear. This wasn't a situation that Daddy could simply make disappear. Some people just don't know when to quit. >> Okay, if Cassidy is unable to come get it for whatever reason, we will have to tow it so it's not on the side of the road. >> Okay. >> Daddy, please. >> Okay. Would you like to talk to your dad real quick? >> Well, yeah. >> Would you like to talk to your dad real quick? >> I literally don't know what to say. Like I don't know, Daddy. I don't have a phone. Use my phone. Like I've been trying to call everybody. The police come get me. All night. >> All right. Okay. >> Can we come get her? >> Well >> Please. Like please. Daddy, I can't use my phone. The police officer has it. >> You asked to call your dad first. >> I've been obviously trying to call her. Like obviously. I have no other reason to be over here. Daddy, okay. >> Okay. So, sir, just to let you know, we're going to hang up the phone. We're going to call her, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. Hold on. Again, I'm passing you the phone. Calm down. You're going to watch everything that I do. So, put your arms down. I don't need you hurting yourself. >> Well, obviously I'm not incapable. >> I know. Stop. >> All right. Don't do that. >> C A S S I >> C A S S? Is it Cassi A? >> I mean, I don't know how she's going to get my car. >> Well, she can have somebody >> She can have somebody bring her out here. >> Your call has been forwarded to an >> Okay. We'll try one more time. >> Just call my daddy again. Just call him up. >> Well, let's Okay. All right. Can you listen to my sergeant explain what he's got to explain real quick, then we'll call your dad? How did you Okay, we'll call your dad just one more time out of courtesy, okay? >> Daddy, she can't answer. >> You're right. Uh yes, sir. I have the At the very minimum, it's going to be a couple of hours. >> Okay. So, what is What is the process? What do we Just wait till she gets processed and then she can call us back or >> Yes, sir. So, we're going to go up to the jail. Um that's where we do our breathalyzer. We don't do it on the side of the road. >> Yes, sir. >> Um so, she'll have an opportunity to provide a breath sample. >> to do it. >> Okay, that's your right, but she has the opportunity to provide a breath sample. Um whether she does >> I love you, Daddy, and I'm not about to do it. >> Okay, whether she does or not, all right, um then I will do my reports. Whenever my reports are done, the jail will be able to process her. >> Okay. >> Um whenever she gets processed by the jail, she will have a like a card almost that she can access the phones at the jail. >> Okay. >> They will allow her to get cell phone numbers like out of her phone and keep on a paper with her. So, she will be able to have your number and everything else. Um and then from there she'll be able to contact you more. She will have a copy of the tow receipt since we can't have anybody come and get her vehicle. >> That's right. >> So, she will have all the information of where the vehicle's going um and all of that. Okay. >> Daddy, like get my my my my bank card that's in my car. Like whatever you Like use it. I will pay for every bit of it. Like I >> go my my bank card my my card is in my car. Can I at least give my purse out of my car? >> You want to take your purse >> Use my debit card. >> to take your purse with you? >> Yes. >> Okay, we'll do that. >> at least use my debit card to pay for all of it. >> Hey Wilson. >> It is in there. >> Can you get her purse out? >> In the end, she was charged [music] with DUI and resisting without arrest. The last brat was awful, just like Stephanie. This violent brat rants about her dad owning the island couldn't save her after she almost wiped out people with a Tesla. >> No, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. >> I didn't flee and I didn't kick you. Call my father. >> No, no. >> He owns the island. >> On February the 21st, 2022 in Duck Key, Florida, dispatch received a call about a woman who nearly struck two pedestrians after a close crash with a palm tree while driving a Tesla. When officers located her, they expected possible impairment, but what would catch them off guard was the level of entitlement and disrespect she was going to display [music] during this encounter. >> Turn off of the vehicle. Turn it off. Stand in front of my patrol vehicle right now. Right now. Ma'am. >> Sorry, what are you accusing me of? >> Ma'am. >> Yeah. >> You need to come over here right now. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me. >> I did not. I'm right here. >> Yeah. Now you are. >> So what do you want? >> Ma'am. >> What do you need? >> Do you need me to pepper spray you? You need to get over here RIGHT NOW. TURN AROUND. >> TURN WHAT? >> 511, she's refusing to comply. Get out. Get out of the vehicle. >> You got me. Stop, bro. I own the >> Actively resisting. Get out OF THE GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. SHE'S TAKING OFF. 50 11, I'M IN PURSUIT AGAIN. >> WHEN the officer located her again, they didn't approach the situation the same way. They stayed alert, adjusted [music] their tactics, and made sure that every step was calculated, knowing how quickly things could evolve with someone that volatile. >> We've stopped again. Turn off the vehicle. Sheriff's office. >> You just stopped me over. Oh my god, DAD. SHERIFF'S ARRESTING ME. >> STOP RESISTING. >> WOAH, DUDE. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> Don't resist. >> What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. Dad, THEY'RE ARRESTING ME. >> STOP RESISTING. >> DAD. DAD. >> GET ON YOUR FEET. >> DAD. GET OFF ME ON THE FLOOR, [screaming] DAD. I DON'T KNOW >> [crying] >> WHAT I DID. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING THIS? >> 1 TO 10. >> WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? WAIT. WAIT, MY DAD IS IN THE CAR. Why are you doing this? >> Okay, like I'm on the phone. >> No. No, I'm not. MY DAD IS ON THE PHONE, AND HE'S HEY. >> HEY. >> YOU ARE NOT GOING TO KICK ME. This is not okay. Get your leg over here, and turn over. >> Ma'am, she's actively fighting us still. >> What happened? What >> [crying] >> No, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. >> I didn't flee and I didn't kick you. >> So, those lights and sirens mean nothing? We're just out here >> Can I call my father? >> No. >> He owns the island. >> 10-11, you can release her. >> Call my father. >> I'm not calling your dad. >> Then what are you going to do? >> are you? How old are you? >> I'm 24. >> Okay, 24, we don't need to call your dad. >> Yeah, you're right and you're not going to take me anywhere. >> You could have killed someone. Yes, you could >> Yeah, I could have killed you, too, but you're alive, right? >> I don't want to hear anything You need to notify him. >> I don't need to notify anyone. You're an adult. >> Yeah, but who are you? >> Uh, he's the police. >> I didn't know that. I'm not under the influence of anything. >> Do you know my parents have three houses here? >> 24-year-old was later identified as Stephanie Bloodworth, a name that was connected to property around the area, though not ownership of the entire island. Not long after the dad arrived at the arrest scene and this new development, as expected of a spoiled brat, was going to come with its own drama. >> Dad! Dad! >> Need more. >> 5-11, Stephanie, you have to calm down. >> Well, why are they >> Copy 7274511. >> You've been drinking. And you were speeding. >> I wasn't >> And now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole and they're going to take you to jail. >> You're going to have to calm down. >> Huh? >> There's nothing I can do. >> Just >> Just see why I can't calm down. >> I'll get down there and see you. >> 10-11, you want me >> I'll try to get down there. But you can't >> You can't start acting out. It's just going to get worse. >> What did I do? >> Well, you have violated this. >> I don't know, baby. What did I do? >> what you You know what you did. >> No, I don't. What did I do? Please. >> So >> What did I >> I'll calm down there if they'll let >> Why are there so many lights? What did It's too bad you didn't see those lights. >> I told you over and >> You just keep Please. >> She just got She got you. She got out of the car. Got back in the car. Took off. [snorts] Ran multiple stop signs. I am so happy that she >> Yeah. >> I It's It's a blessing in disguise. >> Um if you don't mind walking >> [snorts] >> can you show me what They didn't even read me my rights. >> All right, ma'am. >> Dad, they didn't read me MY RIGHTS AND THEY DON'T TELL ME WHY I'M GOING IN. >> MA'AM. MA'AM, if you resist you're going to catch more charges. >> resisting. I'm right here. >> Get in the car then, RIGHT NOW. >> DAD. >> [screaming] >> DEBBIE, YOU FOUND AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE IN THAT VEHICLE? >> YEAH. >> In the front door pocket. Obviously because of her level of resistance we can't do exercises. If she's calmed down when she gets there and she wants to do them and you got enough bodies, that's fine. But we can't risk that with her having fought everybody here already. >> Eventually she was taken to the station where it became obvious that her dad's influence wasn't going to undo what had already happened. And once that truth settled in, Stephanie's demeanor transformed exposing a far different personality. >> Once you begin do not stop until the exercise is completed. Stephanie, do you understand these instructions? >> You mean nine steps? >> Count it. >> Nine steps, [music] heel to toe, turn around by taking a series of small steps. Do I need to show it to you again? You sure you understand? >> though. >> You need to stretch? Oh. >> Well, I just been driving all day. >> All right, Stephanie. You have to We got We got to start doing this, okay? Do you need me to explain the instructions again to you? >> No. >> Are you sure that you understand? >> You need nine steps back. Right. >> Well, do you need me to go over the instructions again? >> No. >> Okay. Can you get into the starting position, please? Do you remember the starting position? Okay, it's going to be the left foot behind, right foot in front, just like this, Stephanie. >> I'm like you all the way. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> Are you ready to begin? Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay, Stephanie, you may begin. >> After a rough field sobriety test, the officers took her into the station for a breath test. [music] Just routine, but right in that moment, Stephanie changed into a persona that they hadn't seen since the start of the wild encounter. >> Blow in there, and then we got to go on the road, okay? Thank you, ma'am. What was that? You said you don't deserve this? Oh, I agree. >> [laughter] >> Let this be a learning experience. >> Deep breath. Deep breath. >> Yeah, but we're at >> What? I just told you. >> Cuz you think I'm wrong. >> So, what I said I'm required to have you submit to a breathalyzer test to breath and pulse and try to count alcohol content. >> [music] >> Okay? Yes or no, would you take the test? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I mean, you should have >> Take a deep breath. And I'll tell you when to stop blowing, okay? And begin. Blow harder. >> No. >> Until that machine starts making noise, you need to blow. You're not blowing. >> I am. >> Understand one thing, if you don't >> I am blowing. >> You're not. >> Dude, you can feel my hands shaking. >> Blow. You need an opportunity at this. That one is no good. We'll go ahead and try again. >> I did. I'm really bad at this. >> All right, deep breath. Do you want to sit down, honey? Blow harder. You're not blowing. >> [snorts] >> You're not. You're sucking in. You're not >> I am trying. >> Deep and hard blow. >> My gosh. >> Until that machine makes noise, you're not blowing. I'm going to give you a refusal. >> No, I'm not. >> And refusal is another charge. >> Can you feel my Can you feel my chest? >> Go ahead. >> I'm moving air. >> Go ahead. >> [snorts] >> It's not my first day. Go ahead. The machine you can't fool the machine. So, you need to blow. >> pressing. I just don't know how to breathe. >> You need to blow. Push. Push it all out of your lungs. Are you sucking in or are you blowing? See, you're not blowing. >> I am blowing. >> You're not. You're not. >> Do you think I'm not blowing this? I've never done this in my life. >> Blow into the tube. >> I am blowing. >> Your face is turning red, nothing. Blow into the tube. No, blow harder. >> In the end, her breath test result was .268, more than two times the legal limit. She was eventually charged with resisting an officer, DUI, fleeing, and reckless driving. Stephanie and her father got the memo on time, unlike this next [music] father and daughter duo who believed some misplaced confidence and attitude could somehow shield them from the law. >> Have a seat. >> You're going in the house. >> No. We're investigating a crash. Stop. Stop. >> You're going in the house. >> You are impeding my investigation. If you keep on doing this, you're going to jail. Stop. >> On Christmas morning 2024, officers with the Lacey Police Department responded to a hit-and-run crash after a driver slammed into the fence of a townhouse and fled the scene. The homeowner reported seeing a woman dressed entirely in white running away moments after the collision, setting off a chaotic search on Christmas morning. >> Excuse me. Did you see a woman run all the way? >> No. >> No? >> No. >> Hey. Where are you coming from? >> Radio 3 Charles 4701 possible at the address. >> Wait, ma'am. Come here. Have a seat. >> You're going in the house. >> No. We're investigating a crash. Stop. Stop. >> You're going in the house. >> No, you're not going in the house. >> You're going in the house. >> You are You are impeding my investigation. If you keep on doing this, you're going to jail. Stop. >> Radio 3 Charles 4701 with a male father. He's in the jail right obstructing right now. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat on my >> on my What? Push bumper. >> On your car? >> On my push bumper. Well, we're investigating a crash that just happened down the street over there. >> Yes, sir. >> And she's matching the description. >> Yeah, somebody took her car. We're looking for her car. >> She stole through her car? When there is a female wearing all white going towards this way >> Am I wearing all white? >> Well, from a far away you look like you were you were wearing all white. >> Well, I'm not though. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Whatever. Somebody took her car. We're trying to find her car. >> Did you report that stolen? >> We just found out about it. >> Okay. So, how did you guys find out about it? >> Um somebody called us. >> Uh-huh. >> Said her car was down the street somewhere. >> Okay. I don't believe that. >> Okay, whatever. >> All right. >> It's fine. Believe what you want to believe. So, where is her car? >> Literally straight down that street. Down 50th. >> Down the end of the street? >> Yes. >> So, what's wrong with the car? >> What's that? >> What happened to her car? >> It's crashed in someone's backyard. It was a single accident. >> Single occupant in the car? >> They left the vehicle after it crashed. >> So, somebody actually saw it crash? >> It was in their backyard. >> It was in their backyard, but they didn't see the car crash? >> They saw the person walk out of the car. >> Did they? >> Yes. That's why we're going to have a field show on >> Did they? >> That person's backyard, who owns the backyard. What's that? >> Witness IDs are both unreliable. Sorry, because they're very unreliable, so most unreliable thing there is. >> Okay. Well, she looks intoxicated, so >> Who was? >> She looks intoxicated. >> Was she? >> She looks intoxicated. >> She looks intoxicated? >> Yes. After we do some investigation time, we'll prove that she's intoxicated or not. >> Yeah, okay. >> Will you go look Will you look at that car? >> No. Don't worry about the car. >> Yeah. >> Sir, I Sir, we are investigating something. Stop impeding. Walk away. >> Walk away. >> I'm not [ __ ] >> Walk away. >> I'm not [ __ ] >> Walk away. >> I'm not >> You can talk right there, but you're not you're not you're not impeding our investigation. >> I'm not impeding your >> Walk over there. >> All right. I'm putting you in handcuffs. >> Radio 312, 10-4, show one detained the male for obstruction. >> My right foot. >> You're being detained right now. >> All right. >> All you had to do was walk away and you could stand right there. >> I'm standing right here, man. >> No. >> Where do you want me to walk? >> Over there near your car. >> I don't have a car. What are you talking about, man? >> Over there near a car. >> Oh, you said your car. >> But you but you choose to obstruct our investigation. >> I'm not obstructing anything. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. >> Have a seat, man. For what? >> What? >> For what? >> I didn't say anything. >> I haven't seen the car. >> I'm trying to have a seat. I'm The hands are handcuffed, man. >> That's That's how That's where you're supposed to go. >> Yeah, I got no shoes, man. >> Okay, so put your feet in. >> There's a seatbelt blocking me, man. >> No, it's not. That's how it's supposed to be. >> What? Okay, yeah, I can't go any further. Seatbelt blocking me. >> feet in. >> Meanwhile, another officer arrived at the crash site to assess the damage and gather information that could help push the investigation forward. >> Is this the same person that you recognize from this Just let us know. >> Okay. >> If that person is in cuffs or anything like that, don't let that >> Yeah. judge your opinion on whether that is the same individual. Only let me know if that's the same individual. If you know 100% that is the same individual, okay? All right. So, real quick, I'm just going to get you in the back car. I'm not going to like put you in cuffs or anything. Yep, hop in. And then real quick, I'm just going to walk you up to the house. It's only a short distance as soon as we get over the cul-de-sac, okay? >> Is that your house right there? >> It is right here. >> Do you have to know them in the sideways? >> No, no. We were asleep. >> Yeah, that makes sense considering the time. >> I looked out the window and like you do. She came over here and she did something. I don't know if she tried to open something up or or what. But as soon as I went back inside to grab my phone, she took off running down the >> Got you. >> But I I didn't see I just seen her. I didn't see anybody else. >> All right. >> Yeah, that's what she was wearing because >> You can go and take the cuffs out. You're good. I just wanted to make sure that you're secure over there. >> Yeah, cuz once I looked out the window, that's what I seen was with like a white sweatsuit. That's what >> So, she's she's going to look this way. Is that the same lady? >> Yes, it is. >> Can you confirm 100% same clothes and everything? She's the one that got out of the vehicle and ran? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right, you can go and take a seat. I'll get you back over to the Lady? >> Yeah, ready or not. >> So, she says she won't talk to us right She don't want to talk to us right now? Okay. So, I do have to ask you a question. Would you be willing to provide a voluntary field sobriety test? What's that? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, what that's going to include is there any Actually, hold on. >> While officers attempted to prepare the suspect for a field sobriety test, the father, who was already caught in the web of his own folly, soon managed to stir up even more chaos with the police. >> Here's the deal. I can't take you to jail for obstruction. I don't want to. I'm going to take you out of handcuffs. >> All right. >> You can stand wherever You can still be in the area, but you can't be talking to your daughter, talking to any officer cuz we're doing an investigation. >> All right. >> Are you going to comply with that? Are you okay with that? >> Sure. >> I don't want to take you to jail. >> Huh? >> I understand you're the you're a father, and I understand what you're doing, but I've told you many times that we're investigating a a DUI crash. Right? >> know it's a DUI crash, though? >> How do I know? >> Yeah, how do you >> I know your daughter's intoxicated. >> How do you know she was drunk? >> We just had a field show up. The person that saw the your person that get that your daughter get out of the vehicle. >> That's fine. >> So, I'm going to I'm going to get your handcuffs, and don't don't interfere, okay? >> All right. >> Where are you going to be standing at? >> Wherever you want me to stand, man. >> You shall not move your head. Do you understand that that instruction? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You may begin the test. Remember to keep your hands to your side. >> All right. >> And count aloud. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 one two three four five six eight nine >> Okay. Go ahead and keep your So, for right now, feet together, hands to your side. That'll be your position of rest for right now. You may begin. >> Okay. 1,001 Sorry. 1,001 1,002 Sorry. I think it's one 1,003 1,004 >> Go ahead and continue. >> Sorry. >> No, no. Keep your hands to your side. >> 1,006 1,007 1,008 1,009 >> Okay. After a long and painfully exhausting round of sobriety tests, the officers finally confronted her with the truth that had [music] been hanging over the scene all night. The very truth she and her dad had been trying to avoid from the get-go. My next question would you be willing to provide a preliminary breath test tonight? >> Um no. >> No? Okay. All right. So, at this time, you are going to be placed under arrest for DUI, okay? Go ahead and just let go of the hand right there. What's your question? >> Um I just want to know if I'm going to go to jail tonight. >> I'm not sure. >> Or if I'm going to have to call somebody to come pick me up. >> You don't have to walk away. >> Do you want your stuff to go to your mom and dad? >> No. >> You don't want to keep your phone? >> I want you to keep my phone and my wallet and my phone. >> You can take your wallet and your >> Well, can you give my purse and my bag and can I have my phone on me? >> You can have your wallet and your phone. >> Thanks. >> So, you can have your phone, you have your wallet, you have your pretty much have all your stuff. Do you want any of that? >> Uh I mean, I want my phone. I don't know if I need my wallet. It's in my purse. >> Okay. So, if you just want your phone, that'll work, okay? So, let's go ahead and take a step back to my vehicle over there, okay? Excuse me. She chose to keep her phone, but she wants it to go with you. So, she's going to the Squamish Jail for a DUI. Do you have any questions? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> And I believe you can bail her out if you like tonight. >> Yeah. >> I could be wrong, but >> I don't think I have money for that, but >> I think the bail is a thousand, but the bail bond's a hundred. These are all These are all just information that I'm going off. I'm not a hundred percent sure, but I'm pretty sure it's a hundred dollars for a bail bond. >> I got you. >> So, she's going to go to the PD first to do some more administrative things, then she's going to Squamish Jail. So, she should be there within an hour and an hour and a half. >> Got you. How do we Who do we call? >> You just call uh the Squamish Jail, which is by Red Wind Casino. >> Yeah, I know where that's at. >> Yeah, that's where That's where she's going to go. >> So, do you just call them? >> Uh I mean, I can give you a call and say we're en route if you like. >> Well, I mean, now, who do I call to get If I want to bail her out if I can bail >> The Squamish Jail. They have They They'll go They They can walk you through the process of the bail bonds if you want a bail bond or if you want to bail her out, they can tell you how much it costs to bail out. >> Got you. >> Cuz she has a DUI, it's not DV, so she doesn't see a judge before she gets bailed out. >> What's a DV? >> Domestic So, stuff like that, you have to see a judge. >> Got you. >> It's a tomorrow's a holiday, there's no judge. >> Got you. >> But I don't know what the vehicle's are to happen over there. I don't know if we're going to tow it or if it's drivable or not. So, I don't I don't know about that one. >> I got you. So, if it's drivable, can I drive it out of here? >> I have to figure out what they're going to do with the vehicle. I'll let you know if you can pick it up or where it's going to go. >> Got you. All right. >> Yep. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? Okay. Hang tight. All right. So, here's the deal. What's going to happen is I'm going to I'm going to read you your rights and I'm going to have you take a step out as soon as I get this out of your way. So, you're going to take a step out. And then I'm going to guide you over here to the doors on our on your right, on my left. Go ahead and take a walk over here. We're just going to walk through those doors and I'll give you the next set of instructions once we get to the second set of doors. Thank you, sir. All right. So, once we get to the second door, go and take a right. Immediate right over here. Immediate left. Go ahead and go straight. Go ahead and move forward. Go ahead and go on and take a right. Perfect. And now we're going to come to this little bench right here. Go ahead and take a seat right there on the right. Are you left- or right-handed? >> Right. >> So, uh as long as you're uh continuing to cooperate with us, I can go ahead and let you out of one cuff. That way you can be able to write on paperwork and stuff like that. Is that something we can do for you? >> Sure. >> Perfect. Go ahead and stand up for me. All right. I'll let you out of one cuff. You said you're a right-handed? >> Yes. >> Perfect. So, I'm going to take you out of your right hand cuff. All right. And then real quick, I do have to just Uh you can go ahead and take a seat. We're going to just be putting you up to something right down here. All right. Perfect. >> Eventually, the officers got a breath test from her. And her first infrared test registered .156 followed shortly by an evidential reading of .153. A second round showed .151 and then .149 confirming impairment by almost double the legal limit. [music] And she was charged with driving under the influence as well as hit and run. Next up is the moment that this self-proclaimed lawyer's daughter realized that the my father's a lawyer card doesn't mysteriously halt an officer's investigation in its tracks. >> Back them on back over here for me, please. >> I'm not allowed to. >> You're not allowed to? What do you mean? Why aren't you allowed to? >> I'm not allowed to at this point. My dad's a lawyer. >> On January the 13th, 2023, an officer initiated a traffic stop after noticing a driver showing clear signs of impairment. What should have been a straightforward encounter quickly escalated driven by the driver's arrogance and refusal to cooperate. >> All right, good evening, Ms. Gilbert. I'm Officer Flint from the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department. How are you doing tonight? >> Here you go. >> Here I go? Okay, you're not doing too well? >> Well, he asked for that. >> Well, he asked for it. Let me take a look at it here. Yeah, this This is a certificate of title and this is a um service receipt. And this insurance card expired 3 years ago. >> I got a valid car for this vehicle in the court. >> You still live on You still live on Lakehouse Drive over there? That address you just said? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. This registration is expired. Ms. Gilbert, have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I can't answer that. I'll take it to the one in the back. I'm having a PTSD so >> From what? >> From what? >> Yeah. I'm sorry to hear that. Why does this Why would this trigger that? >> This is not triggering me at all. I'm trying to get to my boyfriend's house since he's >> Okay. So, you haven't had anything to drink? No cannabis, narcotics? Okay. All right, if you would go and step out of the vehicle and make sure you're not under the influence and we'll have you on your way, all right? To make sure you're not under the influence. >> The officer's logical concern and request were about to be met with the most unexpected response imaginable at a traffic stop. >> All right, come on back over here for me, please. >> I'm not allowed to. >> You're not allowed to? What do you mean? Why aren't you allowed to? >> I'm not allowed to at this point. My dad's a lawyer. >> Your dad's a lawyer? >> And I'm not allowed to. >> Okay, well, even as a lawyer, he would tell you if you're ordered out of a vehicle that you should come that you have to comply. Okay? >> He just told me otherwise. >> No, he wouldn't tell you that that you don't have to come out if you're told to? >> I mean, he's he's a lawyer. >> That's what it sounds like he would say, yes. He's giving you bad information. So, if you would go and step out, if you're not under the influence, you'll be on your way. >> Okay. >> All right, so come on out. >> to, so You can do whatever. I can park here. You can do whatever, but >> No, go ahead and step out. >> I'm not allowed to. >> Why are you not allowed to? Okay, let me just leave this over here. Explain to me why you're not allowed to. >> Okay. >> He's not going to He would tell you if he was giving you sound legal advice, he'd tell you when you're ordered out of a vehicle to step out. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> So, this This is the last time I'm going to ask you. All right, so come on out. >> But, I'm sure I'll be in charge of that. >> Come on out. >> I'm not allowed to. >> Come on out of the vehicle. >> the car, you will not be charged with obstruction. >> I'm not allowed to. >> Last chance. >> I'm not allowed to. >> All right, come on out. Come on out. Come on over here, okay? Do you have any medical condition with your eyes not corrected by glasses? What do you got? >> I get seizures. Myoclonic seizures. >> Okay, what does that have to do with your eyes? >> Lights. >> What about it? We don't have any flashing lights on in the car. >> That's I don't know. Myoclonic seizures. >> Okay. Do you have anything else with your eyes besides seizures? >> No. >> Are you able to walk a straight line? >> Yes. >> Can you balance on one foot? >> Yes. >> All right. You want to bring your feet together for me? Hands at your sides. You see this red light here? You're going to follow the red light with your eyes only and you're going to keep your head still. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Don't move your head. Keep your head still. What's going on? Big, deep breath, Anna. >> Do we have to call fire rescue? Anna, do you need paramedics? I can't understand you. You passed what? And for what? >> [laughter] >> Do you need paramedics, Anna? Let's go when you're ready. All right, miss Let me explain something, all right? This this episode that you're having, while I understand that it might be genuine, we still have an investigation to do. >> The officer's approach left no room for argument. Her father, a lawyer, wasn't coming to the rescue, at least not yet. >> The more you're exasperating, I can smell the odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage coming off of your breath. So, we got we got something to do here. And if you got to go to the hospital, we can continue the investigation there. >> [laughter] >> Yeah? >> Ms. Gilbert, do you wish to do the exercises with me? All right. If you would, come to your feet, please. I still have to do the penlight test, all right? So, go ahead and stand right there where the red light's at. All right. Feet together, hands at your sides. All right. The instructions are the same as before. Follow the red light with your eyes only and keep your head still. >> After her unimpressive test, she was asked to try something else. This time, she deployed a carefully prepared game plan. >> Or you can just stand You can just stand right there, too. That's fine, too. Okay. So, go ahead and just bring your feet together for me. >> You guys are over it. Do whatever you have to do. >> We're still giving you a chance. What are you talking about? >> Sweetheart, I need to >> I'm not shaking my head. Whenever you're ready, go ahead and bring your feet together just like mine are. >> I I'm sorry. I'm sorry to waste your time >> Not wasting my time. I'm I'm on the clock. >> Okay. You caught me in the middle of >> The middle of what? >> You looked back in your video footage. I told you >> No, you didn't tell me anything. I don't know what you're talking about. Do you wish to continue the exercises, ma'am? >> Just give me a sec. >> Anybody have what? >> I need tips. >> Tips >> with this. >> To deal with what? The exercises? >> back in your footage. >> I don't understand what you're asking for help with. >> How do I deal [laughter] with this? >> To deal with what? >> PTSD. I mean, like, I just told you. >> You didn't tell us that. Well, I would I would suggest that you seek counseling for that, but >> [laughter] >> during a DUI investigation isn't the time to to deal with that. >> It was got during it. [laughter] >> No, I'm saying >> up to me and I told you all >> Okay, and that's not what I said to you. I said I suggest you see counseling for that, but during a DUI investigation is not the time to deal with it. This This is a DUI investigation. Okay, I'm going to ask you one last time >> Look back in your footage. >> Do you wish to participate in standardized field sobriety exercises? Are you going to stand up and do these exercises? Yes or no, ma'am? All right, so when you're ready, go ahead and stand up. Miss We're trying to do a investigation. >> Okay. Okay. >> Please come to your feet. >> [laughter] >> Bring your feet together, hands at your sides. This is going to be the one leg stand. Hands at your sides, all right. I'm going to explain, then I'm going to demonstrate. So, hold all your questions until the end. Okay, go ahead. Let's stand up right. Take a big deep breath. When I tell you to begin, and not before then, you're going to raise one foot, either foot, approximately 6 in off the ground. It's about the height of a soda can. >> [music] >> While you're doing that, you're going to keep both knees straight. You're going to point the toes of your raised foot out at me. You're going to look down at your raised foot, and you're going to count out loud. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, and so on, until I tell you to stop. The whole time your hands are going to be at your sides. If you place your foot down during 30 seconds, just pick it back up and continue where you left off. It's going to go just like this. Watch me. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003. >> I need you to read repeat all that. >> Okay, just watch me. Just do exactly what I'm showing you. >> I need you to say >> Uh, no. You can just watch and do what I'm doing, okay? >> Well, I need you to >> So, notice how one foot is off the ground. >> That you just said >> Notice how one foot is off the ground. Both knees are straight. My toes are pointed out. My hands are at my sides, and I'm looking down at my foot. This is all you have to do for 30 seconds. Do you see this? Do you see what I'm doing, miss? >> I'm not doing this. >> You're not doing it? All right. You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Okay. >> And as well as obstructing an officer as well. All right, let's go. >> Yep. In the end, she was charged with DUI and resisting arrest without violence. The next case takes us to Florida, where 25-year-old Aiden, a suspected drunk driver, appeared convinced that her father's influence could pressure officers after she tore through public signs and nearly endangered innocent bystanders. >> I'm going to call my daddy in. You guys have power. >> On August the 17th, 2025, police officers responded to a high-speed crash after a white sedan lost control at around 90 miles per hour striking a pole and a parked vehicle. When they arrived they were met with the damage scene but the driver's whereabouts immediately became a mystery. >> Okay. Who's actually involved in the crash itself? >> One person. >> So if you guys don't mind I'll talk to you in a second. I'm just going to see if Okay. I appreciate you. Thank you. Some white Volvos. She is. >> in a car for over an hour and wants us to prove that she was in an accident. They told she could I guess everyone here that she had like a back injury and now she says she's fine. She's young and weak to have it. >> She's really hurt. Is this your car too? >> I think so. >> Do we know if this was involved? >> Yes, she's in the car. >> Can you tell me your last name? You don't want to go down to the hospital with us, I see. >> It's not that deep, dude. Like really. I'm not trying to be enough. >> I'm just I'm just asking you a question. If you don't want to go, all I need you to do is sign here. >> I don't understand why you're being like really rude to me, though. Like >> If you don't want I got an ambulance here. >> I don't want >> I just need you to sign this piece of paper. >> It's not that deep, dude. Like I'm not trying to be I don't have a problem but like you're like chat chatting with my friends but saying >> You're the only person we talked to. >> Hi. Hi. He talked to me. Yeah. Um so I'm not trying to You're a little I'm not even trying to be anti but like but like my friends um Everyone hangs out in E-gad and he acts that way and he's like oh I'm I'm trying to pull you over for eight different types of DUIs and I'm like I have never tried to ever drive my car out of here. >> So were you driving just now? >> No. >> No? How did you get over here? >> I didn't. I was sitting over here drinking with my friends. >> Like, you've been here? >> Yeah, I've been here. That's my thing. Like, I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] but like that's kind of weird. >> Okay, I understand. Do you Do you have a driver's license with you? >> I do. Get pulled over. I'm 25 years old. >> Do you want to grab it for me? >> Sure. I'm going to go pull it out of my car if that's okay. >> your car at? >> It's around the corner because I didn't drive because I'm not irresponsible. Okay, it's around the corner because I didn't drive because I'm not irresponsible. >> What did you say? >> around the Volkswagen Jetta. But, I don't drive because I'm not irresponsible with >> So, the scenario is though I can smell it on you. That's why I'm saying cuz you've been drinking. >> Yeah, but I was never driving. >> There's plenty of people who said they were witness to seeing you driving. I'm not going to issue that with you. >> I never drove, so I'm kind of confused though on that one. >> Yeah. But, I'm just telling you what they're >> And we're telling you what you guys are going to get when you go to court. And I was never driving cuz I don't drive. I would never do that. Like, did you see this? Like, I'm like, "Oh, I'm not driving." I wasn't bull [ __ ] Like, >> What's your last name? >> For what? >> You were involved in a crash. You were driving and >> crash. >> me your last name. >> But, but I >> We can just go to the jail for resisting. That's where we're at. >> But, I didn't crash anything. >> You've been drinking. >> Ask him. Did I crash my car? No. So, >> We were okay. >> No, pass it along. Did I crash? Did I crash my car? No, my I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] but like any crash bull [ __ ] I understand what you guys are saying and I get it. It doesn't say crash wise, but I've never ever crashed my car and I've ever been drinking and go over home. So, that's a funny haha of like can you pull a up can you pull a tab of what I've been drinking so I can give it to her? She's asking. Can you ask her? She's asking for it. No, cuz you guys have no jack No, this is Melbourne police officers have nothing about I'm not trying to be a >> All right, just sign this here if you refuse to sign. >> 100% That's what we're doing. >> Perfect. >> I'm going to pull my daddy in who has a bad I'll see you. Okay, have fun. >> Okay. >> I don't need like I don't want to be like that. >> Well, you're being like it, so. >> You quoted them more than anything, dude. >> I was just trying to check you out and make sure you're medically okay. I don't care about anything else. >> Every sign pointed directly at her and it was clear that she was not fooling anyone. But, what she didn't realize was that the officers had their plan unfolding right under her nose. >> Hayden, come here. You're going to stay here unfortunately just because of what happened. >> Obviously, you're going to be placed under arrest and you can do FSTs which are like tested if you're okay. >> I'm 25. >> So, if you don't want to do that, it's fine. I'm giving you the option. >> I'm 25 years old. >> That has nothing to do with your law. Do you want to do FSTs or not? >> For what? I'm not trying to be a but like >> So, so here's a here's a deal, okay? >> trying to be a >> Listen, listen, listen listen to me. Here's the >> I'm not trying to be a >> Obviously, there was Obviously, there was a crash, right? We have finished our crash investigation and now we're moving into a DUI. Okay, so that being said, I have to read you something before we continue asking any questions. Okay, this doesn't mean you're going to jail. It's just something that I have to read it before we keep asking you questions, okay? >> Okay, I don't see what I did wrong except for her being a entire conversation. >> So, having these rights in mind, are you willing to talk to us? >> I I don't I haven't done anything. >> Okay, okay. So, you're okay with talking to us right now, right? And explaining what happened? >> Explaining when? >> Okay, so >> The only time I ever said I talked to I said happened a couple years ago. >> If you if you need something you can >> I didn't say it's your birthday and I didn't say it's your birthday. Test real quick. It says that we No, honestly no. No. If it if it said this and this and this and this and this, no. >> Have you been Have you been drinking at all today? >> No, but like if it's No, you're being Okay, I'm going to be completely honest with you. You have been nothing but rude as >> Are you willing to perform some field sobriety exercises >> He's been nice. You have been nothing but not nice. >> Well then well then talk to me cuz I'm being nice. Are you willing to do field sobriety exercises for us? >> Um I'm not I'm not trying to be a like Talk to your friend. You can do the cam. Talk to your friend, buddy. >> Are you are you willing to do field sobriety exercises for us? >> Well, I'm going to go home at this point because like she's just being a No, so I I'm like you're being a bit being a bit I'm like I haven't done anything. I've come out. I've hung out. I placed every field sobriety test you wanted. I was hanging out with my friends and you played friends with my friends. And you played you You played the friends with my friends to get tests out of me, which is kind of on your end. >> On my end? >> Well, you got to test out my friends. It's not how you wanted >> never met you before. Going back to my original question, have you had anything to drink today? >> I had two drinks. >> Okay. How long ago was that? >> Um six hours. >> Six hours ago? Okay, where did you have those drinks at? >> At Goomba's. >> At where? >> Goomba's. That was all I had. >> Okay, what did you have to drink there? >> I had a neutral and another neutral. >> Okay, two neutrals. All right. And I was like >> I forgot I'm not allowed to have a drink. >> I got you. You're 25 years old. You're more than It's fine. You're allowed to have a drink. That's fine. Where >> No, I can have a drink. >> Were you coming Were you coming from there when this happened? >> I wasn't driving, dude. I was sitting there. I wasn't moving. >> Okay, I got you. >> I wasn't in my way. Like that was like my whole I'm not moving and you're >> Where's your Where's your car at right now? >> Over there because I didn't drive because your friends will threaten me with if I drive that was bad bad for me. >> Okay. >> And that was like those are your friends where it's like if I drive that's a bad bad no no. >> Soon one of the officers began asking direct questions to the people at the scene trying to piece everything together and push the investigation forward. >> Dude, did any of you guys see it? >> All right, so listen to what I'm the one that called you guys before the accident. I was at the red light over the bridge. And it was like 5 seconds I'm at the red light. And the cars are about to turn the stop light turns green. And all of a sudden like two like 110 miles an hour almost a collision. >> I saw her in the windshield and her her eyes were like rolling around she was unconscious. >> So she was in the car? >> She was in the car. >> You saw her in the car? >> Yes. >> So raise your right hand for me. Excuse me, what did you just tell me? What's your What's your name again when you just told me? >> I was about a little over halfway over the bridge. She's flying. And comes super super close to hitting my car. Uh and then at the last second kind of moves over just misses my car. And then there's a white car right in front of me and then I don't remember what kind of car it was but there was a car to my left. And she comes up slams on the brakes. Like super super close to hitting that white car. Squeezes those two cars and just heads straight into right where it starts to curve. Bounces off of that. And then after she bounced off of that the car just went out of the way and I couldn't really see where it went after that. >> Every witness's statement, her behavior, and signs of impairment [music] all pointed in one direction. She was the primary suspect. And as her story kept evolving from I didn't drink to I only had a little, the officers pushed the investigation further into the very territory that she had been trying to avoid. >> The car ended up like hitting the wall? >> It's not my car. >> Whose car is it? >> His. >> Okay, where's >> I don't Yeah. >> She's over there. >> Okay, was she driving? Was she the one that hit the wall? Okay, so if we talked to somebody else who said that they saw you driving, they're lying to us or what? >> No. >> They're not lying to >> If I were to be driving, I would admit to that. Like if that were my car, that's my car. >> Okay. >> I would I wouldn't lie about it. Like why would why would I do that? >> Mhm. >> It can't not trying to be like why would I lie? That's not >> Are you willing to perform field sobriety exercises for us? >> But how is that fair to me? >> What do you mean >> When those are your friends. >> And who's who's my friends? >> When all the little sobriety like sobriety partners are your friends. >> Give me 1 second, okay? Are you willing to perform field sobriety exercises for us? It's just a yes or a no. >> Um, I don't like it in the um, sobriety test type of way. >> Okay, so is that a no? >> I mean in a respectful like test type of way. >> to say no. If you want to say no, you can say no. >> I I just don't like the way of it being said, if that makes sense. >> Okay, so again, is that a yes or a no? >> No, I guess from the way it was being asked. >> Okay, we're going to put your hands behind your back for you. Do you not tense up? >> Tense up. I'm telling you right now you're going to make it worse. Do not tense up. >> Right now you're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> So can I Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> I'm telling you right now >> I'm not resisting, but I'm calling No, I'm calling I'm calling my attorney. >> That's more than fine. >> Because that's worse. >> Ma'am, you need to stop resisting. >> No, I'm calling my attorney because it's worse. >> You're going to get charged with resisting. >> get Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop yanking me like that. That's not okay. And I might call my No! No! No, you don't pull me like that. No, no, no, no, no. You, no. >> Katie, Katie, listen. >> No, that's not my name. No, that's that's not my name. >> is your No, you don't Listen. Listen. >> No, no. >> Just listen for 2 seconds. >> No. >> You're making it worse. >> No, you all are making it worse. I want to call my daddy. >> No, you can call him later, okay? Let's go back to the car. >> I didn't do it. No, no. No, what the I didn't do anything. >> Okay, then we're going to walk over there. >> Well, you're you're That's you eating the at me like I'm >> Cuz you're resisting. I got to hold on to you or else you're going to >> have I I have given you my I've given you my name, nothing that you actually And you've been nothing but mean. You've been No, you've been You've got TO LAUGH AT ME. PLEASE, STOP. I'm trying to Please, GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS OFF OF ME. NO, GET THE GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS off of me, please. I have nothing. I have nothing. I have nothing. Please, for the love of Christ. Ow. Ow. Please. I have nothing. God. I HAVE NOTHING. I HAVE NOTHING. PLEASE, for the Christ of me, let me have some sort of Let me see. >> Okay. >> Get off. You get off. >> You need to take YOUR >> OH MY GOD. WHAT IS THIS [ __ ] This is I can't believe this [ __ ] sexy cat >> After the officers placed her in the patrol vehicle, another person arrived on scene with disturbing pieces of information that may serve as the final piece of the puzzle against her. >> Hello, how's it going? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Okay. She said somewhere over in Satellite Beach. She what? Okay. Yeah. Yeah, I she said something like that. Okay. Um, did you physically see her driving? >> No, no. >> No. Okay, got you. >> you. >> That's what I thought. You know, it's like so my friends would say something like that. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got you. Okay. I mean, well, obviously she I mean, she So, she's going to jail um for Yeah. Oh, she's Yeah, absolutely hammered. Yeah. So, she's going to jail for DUI. She hit two parked cars. She Yeah, she battered one of us when we were taking her into custody. So, she's I mean, she's going to jail. Um I don't know if that helps at all or makes you feel any better, but Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, absolutely. >> But, anyway, yeah, I was just more worried for her safety personally. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. >> So, I've never been drunk in my life. I I can't believe she could drive like that. I don't care if >> Well, I mean, >> you should be paranoid. >> Yeah. I would One One would think, but people make People make really bad choices when they drink, so, you know, it is what it is. But, um but I appreciate you stopping and letting us know what happened. So, thank you. And I got to read you something, okay? I'm now requesting that you submit to a chemical [music] test of your breath for the purpose of determining the alcoholic content of your breath. If you refuse to submit to these tests, it is admissible as evidence in any criminal action. Do you [music] understand what I've just explained to you? Will you submit to a breath test? >> I'm going to need to report to my attorney. >> Just give me Please submit to a breath test. >> Just me? >> Yeah. Appreciate it. >> Well, I'm not >> It's okay. So, I need Can you say yes or no? Are you willing to submit to a breath test? >> What? >> To determine how much you've been drinking. >> I'm not drinking. >> Are you? >> I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. Yeah, are you willing to submit to a breath test? Yes or yes or no? Anything other than a yes or no, I'm just going to take it as a no. Okay. >> I'm not. >> Double refusal. That's >> That's your fair warning. That's something that No, she got a felony. She battered us and we arrested her. Uh she got a felony cuz she put hands on us when we uh we went to arrest her. Uh we got it. We should be all right, but I appreciate you. Yeah. Yeah. >> Kidding. Kidding. I need you to get up for me. I don't I don't want to have to pull you. You have to get out of the car. >> In the end, she was charged with driving under the influence, DUI with property damage, resisting arrest without violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, a third-degree felony count, and leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage over $50. She was held on a $6,500 bond. If you thought that that last rich brat was a handful, then you should meet this entitled daddy's girl who got a rude awakening when she learned her parents' money couldn't keep her from facing justice. >> My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he's used to pay you, he can pay you. I have to sleep in jail? No. >> It's probably just one night, okay? >> No, I have to pay. No, I'll pay. My parents will pay. I'll pay $1,000 right now. Is that a fine? If I pay $1,000? No, my parents will pay. I just bought the truck. First of all, I'm going to jail. Like, I have [ __ ] going for my life. >> In Florida, an officer on patrol spotted [music] a suspicious car parked in the middle of nowhere and went over to check it out. Upon inspection, the officer discovered a teenager passed out in the driver's seat and called for her attention. Once the girl noticed the cop, she tried her best to act normal. However, it was plain as day that the teenager was hiding something [music] nefarious. >> Can you turn it off for me? There you go. Yeah, turn the engine off. Don't don't drive off on me. Step out for me. How old are you, lady? >> 19. >> Was anyone else in the vehicle with you or are you by yourself this whole time? >> I was just going down to the 19 bar. >> What 19 bar? >> The strip. We were We were just staying here. >> Who's we? >> Um my friend Jane. We're staying the night here. >> Where's your Where's your friends at? >> Um >> There's nobody in the car with you. >> They told me to wait here. >> Where are they? Are they Are they in their own car? >> Yes. >> So, based on watching you pass out at the wheel and the alcohol that's in the vehicle and I can smell it and you're swaying as you're standing there, I I suspect that you're under the influence. To dispel my concerns that you may be operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, would you submit to field sobriety evaluations? >> I'm just spinning on them. They told me to wait. >> That's not what I asked you. I asked you if you would submit to field sobriety evaluations. These are tools to help me determine The purpose of a field sobriety evaluation is to help me determine your level of impairment and if you should be operating a motor vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> I don't feel comfortable driving. >> No, no. I didn't ask if you were comfortable driving. Let's try this again. You ready? >> Yes. >> All right. I need you to open up the mirrors for me. Listen to my question, okay? I suspect that you are under the influence of alcohol and that you're impaired and that you should not be driving a vehicle. To help me determine if I'm correct or not, will you submit to field sobriety evaluations? Okay. >> I [music] don't. >> Okay. Okay. >> Cuz my house is just right there. I just I I'm not comfortable. >> You're not comfortable what? >> With the law. Like I'm just really >> Am I making you uncomfy? >> It's not you. It's just like how the world is today. >> I know. God damn TikTok told you to fear the cops and now you So so social media tells you the cops are bad and now you're out here scared of the cops. >> It's not you guys. No, it's it's just like >> Would it surprise you that if you were drinking in the safety of a hotel room or your room or with your friends and you weren't driving your vehicle that I probably would never had any contact with you? So what you should say is you should say like, "You know what? Society is wrong." And I should not have been in my vehicle with alcohol and drinking and driving. I should not be doing that. But the cops are really good. >> Yes. >> You see what I'm saying? So you shouldn't be uncomfortable. You should be uncomfortable with your actions. >> My parents are fine with this. Like they're just like >> Your parents are fine with what? >> Driving this. >> They're okay with you drinking and driving? >> No, like as long as it's like okay with like my my person myself. This right now, probably not. >> What do your What do your parents do? >> Uh my dad was in the army for like 10 years. >> And is that your main drink right there? >> Oh, I haven't had that since 9:00 tonight. I promise. >> Whose uh bag is that? >> not mine. >> No, the bag on the right. Whose is that? >> That's not mine. That's my friend Jayden. >> not yours? So is is that is Jayden male or female? >> Uh she's a male. That's mine, but that that's >> She's a male or he's a male? >> She's a male. She's gay, but that's not mine. I I promise. >> So it's actually a male >> Yes. >> that wants to be a female. >> Yes. >> So you said she had a respect for the whatever >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But I promise I haven't had that since 9:00 tonight. >> The girl claims she hadn't drunk any alcohol that night. However, her actions proved otherwise. Since she refused to come clean, the officer had no choice but to get the truth out of her via any means necessary. What about the beer right there? >> That's not mine. I don't drink beer. >> pointed and you said it was yours. >> Not mine. >> So what are you What are you drinking tonight? >> I drink vodka cran. >> So So were you drinking at the Splash Bar? >> I was, but I stopped because I knew I had to drive girls home. Cuz they they're gay, but I'm not gay, so I don't drink. >> No, it's still cold, cold. Yeah, hang on a second, okay? >> I literally just wrecked a car like this 3 months ago. >> So >> Wrecked three deer and I was My dad was like >> So based on all my observations, I do suspect you driving impaired, okay? >> Mhm. >> And you're under arrest for driving while under the influence of alcohol and or >> Okay. >> Okay. So >> My house is just right there. Like literally right there. >> I understand that, but you drove you drove this vehicle. You made the decision to drink and drive. So, we're going to go through the motion. I think it's better to get a >> whatever. >> Well, I mean, you tell me what else you think that I could have done. Who's that? >> My friend. It's literally right there. >> [music] >> Answer. >> Hello. >> Is that a sober person or not? >> Are you sober? >> Tell them to find you a sober driver. >> Are you sober right now? If so, that'd be great. >> They said they're 2 minutes down the road. They're on their way. >> they are they sober? >> Um, they they just hung up. It's right here. I could show you real quick. >> Hey, hey, um >> I have my office >> To to dispel any more concerns, will you let me see what's in that bag? >> Yes. >> Did you explain to them that they needed a sober driver here immediately? And this is the male that wants to be a female? >> Yes. >> Most That's you. >> Yes, me. >> This is your stuff. >> Yes. >> You said it was someone else's stuff. >> No, I'm I'm saying like my friend's coming to get me. >> Is there something in here illegal? >> No. >> So, why did you tell me it was someone else's bag? >> No, no, no, I'm saying like my friend's coming. >> You definitely should probably take the ride, but I'll >> No, I'm saying like my friend's 2 minutes down the road. >> Do you use any You said >> No. >> Are you in college? >> Yeah, I am. I go to the University of South Florida. >> Yes, I'm A straight A straight student. I make straight A's. Straight A's? >> Yes, straight A's. I have a >> away from Who's >> My dad. My dad. My dad's the father of me. My dad My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he needs to pay you, he can pay you. >> Oh, yeah? I don't want him to pay me. I want him to make you make better decisions. >> he he does. He's very proud of me right now. >> He's very proud of you? >> Yes. >> Call him on the phone. >> Okay. Hey, are you proud of me? >> Put him on speaker. >> Hey, you're going to talk to my dad. You ready? Talk. Talk, Dad. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Who is >> Mom. This is Officer Bubba. >> Who am I speaking to? >> Mom. >> This is Deputy Gober of the County Sheriff's Office. Is this Miss >> Yes. >> Gober? >> Uh, you called you called your friend. Who did you want to do? >> No, that's my mom. >> That's the She said that she's a friend of yours. You called the wrong number. We're We're going to chalk this up to a learning experience and get her a sober driver with a valid license. And I'm going to tell her father what she's doing. I'll work it if you want me to. I just I just >> Yes. >> You want to go that far? >> Yes. No, that That was my mom. >> You've already told me that you you refused to do uh field sobriety evaluations, okay? We talked to this officer over here. He's going to ask you for a sample of your breath to determine [music] Okay. >> My house is just right there. I'm just trying to go home. I hate this. I'm sorry. >> The girl tried to beg her way out of an arrest. However, the officer wasn't about to let her go scot-free. Moments later, the girl was asked to take a breathalyzer test, and the results revealed some pretty shocking findings. >> Okay, she's willing to give a sample of her breath. >> Okay. >> I want to say >> Am I going to jail? I pay in cash. >> So, she provided two breath samples, okay? >> Yes. >> Her breath Her first breath sample was a 22, I think that's an eight. Her second one was a 228. >> I'm just 2 minutes away. >> How much do you weigh? >> I'm only 140, like 48, 45. It just depends on what I eat that day, but I I promise I'll like pay it. I promise I'll learn my lesson. I understand this. Like my dad will pay it. >> same She's how far above the limit that she is? >> My dad will pay it. >> No, I told her she's like three three four times over the limit. >> Well, she's only 19, too. >> I know, but I'll pay it right now. I'll just >> She's almost 21, and she only She's only 2 minutes >> I'm literally right there. I'll pay whatever I'll pay whatever right now. I'm just I'm sorry. I know it's 2 minutes away. Am I getting wrist it? >> I told you earlier you were under arrest. >> Huh, at least I can get my real handcuffs. >> Appreciate you, man. >> You're welcome. >> Um, I'll get I'll get with you this weekend. >> I'm literally two minutes away. Like they can just take me. >> Come on. You all right? >> I'm sorry. >> All right. You understand the severity >> I understand. Like I understand all the rules. >> You're you're three or four times over the legal limit. >> Yes. >> And you got all that beer in your car. >> I have my friends. >> Here, just sit over here. Have a seat. >> Charlie back in here. How old are you now? You're 20 years old? >> So, help me understand. Do you Do you want Do you want the vehicle to go with your friends or do you want me to have it towed for you? >> I want it with my friends. >> It's okay if I give it to your friends? Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Don't be sorry. People make mistakes. >> fault. Like no. I'm literally two minutes away. It's my fault. You know what? It's fine. I understand the law. I respect it. I respect it. I'm in my right mind. >> make mistakes. >> Yes. >> Okay? This doesn't make you a bad girl for for this. >> I be able to like sleep in my own bed I can't I have to sleep in jail? No. >> It's probably just one night, okay? >> No, I have to pay. No, I'll pay. My parents will pay. >> Okay. Well, let's just >> I have to pay. I can't do this. >> Stay Stay Stay calm, okay? Stay calm with me. >> It was pretty apparent that the rich girl had lived a very entitled life and believed that money could solve all of her problems. However, that wasn't the case this time. Minutes later, the girl's friend arrived at the scene [music] and this only made the case even more complicated. >> All right. She's three or four times over the limit. So, she is going to jail tonight. She's requesting that you take possession of her vehicle. Do you accept that responsibility to drive her vehicle? >> that. >> Okay. Come over here and get her vehicle keys. >> Okay. >> You want to talk to her? >> Can you get me from the sheriff's office like like in literally like an hour? >> If [music] your daddy has money. I don't have money to bail you out. >> I have money. >> That's the moment >> Do y'all take credit card? I can't stand the office. I can't the office. I can't. I can't. I have money. I have money. If you'll take credit card. Take credit card. I can't stand it. Just just take my dad's credit card. He gives you permission. I promise he gives you He does. For bailing me out. They don't care. I promise they don't care. >> Did she call you on the phone or what? When I told her to call her parents? >> Yes. [music] And I said, "What's going on?" >> What's your What's your last name? >> So, what's going on? Like, I want to know what's going on. >> She's arrested for DUI, and she'll go to jail, and then she'll have >> [music] >> her first appearance tomorrow, and then she'll be calling you for a ride home. Probably I mean, if I had to I don't hold me to it. If I had to guess, probably between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. >> Oh my god. I'll pay $1,000 right now. Is that a fine if I pay $1,000? [music] No, my parents will pay. They will pay right now. I need to get out. >> You have to spend the night in jail. >> No, my dad will call up here right now. >> How is this not on file? What the >> You want me to tell you something? Let me see that ID. Take my ID. Call my dad right now. >> That's her fake one? >> [music] >> Where's her real one? Are you >> I swear on my life. >> Where did she get this fake [music] ID? >> Online. We It came with some fake locks. >> Jesus Christ. >> [music] >> I need her real ID. Come on, let's go find it. It's not a charge, by the way. You can't be in possession of a fake ID. >> Okay, that's why my wallet's not here. >> Or did someone take it from you? >> Somebody did take it from me. >> What? What is wrong with you? >> to go in the club illegally. >> Find me her real fake ID, please. It's hidden in the back of the fanny pack, isn't it? >> Yeah. >> Aha! The plot thickens. >> it. >> Her daddy's retired army? >> Yeah. >> Is that the real one? >> Yes, that is definitely the real one. >> You silly ass girl. I am disappointed. I am >> You're a cool cop. You know like you're chill. >> I am very >> I'm very scared to [music] come up here. >> I am I am very disappointed in the actions. >> I am too. >> How did I not How did I >> You were supposed to stay with me tonight and then I get a call from an officer asking if I'm her mom. >> Because I told her to call her I was going to let her off to talk to her parents but my my boss said nope. I said well, you know what? She deserves a DUI because >> She's been crazy [music] for a while. I think she needs a little bit of help. >> If she if she learns she made a mistake, she can bounce back from this. >> Yes. >> You know, she could have spun on the way here. >> For sure. >> The cop initially had second thoughts about taking the [music] girl to jail. However, hearing her friend agree with this decision put all his doubts to rest. At this point, there was only one thing left for the officer to do. I can't believe she let me look at a fake ID this whole time. >> [cough] >> I can't believe I [clears throat] didn't recognize it. It looked real. >> Can I please >> Sweetheart, you have a fake ID, too. You know that's that's a crime to have a a fictitious [music] ID, right? >> please just stay with her? I'll pay you $500. Please. >> I don't I don't want your money. >> [music] >> Here's the problem. Now I got to do more paperwork. >> Just do more paperwork. My parents will pay. I see You have to chill out, bro. You're going to jail tonight. Listen, you're going to jail tonight and you have to keep that in your mind. >> No, I can't. No, I can't. I can't. I can't. >> You're going to jail tonight. >> You know what? It's fine. You know what? It's fine. I'm I'm going to sleep good. I'm going to sleep good. Will my parents know? I'm not taking the picture for it. >> Yeah, you are. It's a mug shot. >> No way. >> I can't have that on my record. >> People in People in Enterprise You are going to have one. >> It's a DUI. >> It's a DUI. >> I'm not drunk. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. No, like the fact is I'm not drunk. That's the thing. I've told him so many times. >> Chill out. >> Take me to jail. You know what? I don't care. Don't tell Don't tell anyone. I don't want my parents to know. You think my parents will find out? >> They will, for sure. >> How? How? >> Cuz you're going to jail. >> Going on a DUI? >> Yeah, this is a DUI. >> No, no way. No way. >> You have to be so cruel with yourself. This is a DUI. >> You're fixing to go to jail. >> Am I actually going to jail right now [music] or can I pay I'll literally pay like I know like this is sucks. I'm just not the type of person to go to jail. Like I don't do this for my life. Like I'll literally pay whatever. Like I know this is like a sticky situation. I'm not supposed to do this at all, but like I'll literally pay whatever. Like I'm literally 2 minutes away. Please, officer. You can watch her take me home. I'll go to sleep. Is that fine? >> Okay, very well. And you're taking possession of the vehicle. So all this >> I have a purse right now. If my parents are going to be so mad. They're going to be like why didn't you pay it? >> Richard is going to be pissed as well. >> why didn't you pay it? Can I just pay it right now? >> No, you have to go to jail. >> For how long? >> Until you sober up. >> I'm fine. Excuse me? >> Mhm. >> Can I pay it now and so I don't have to spend the night? Is that possible? >> No. >> Even if I if even if I pay 1,000? I'll literally pay you. >> You can get in trouble for bribing an official. >> All right, you're right. You're right. Never mind. You're just doing your job. I understand. >> All right, I'll see you in the morning, okay? >> Morning? >> Yeah, I love you. I love you. >> You better be there. >> I will in the morning. >> All right. >> as you call me, I'll be there, okay? >> All right. >> In the end, she was charged with one count of DUI and possession of a forged driver's license. Next up is an entitled airport rich kid who turned a routine encounter into chaos after deciding to attack officers when things did not go her way. >> On the 8th of January 2023, police officers were dispatched to the [music] airport in response to an intoxicated woman who was making a scene. When the officers arrived, she was seen walking away and being completely uncooperative with them. >> Excuse me, miss. Miss, you're not free to leave. Okay, no you're not. Come here. All right. >> Are you okay? >> No, I'm not. >> I'm just checking on you. What's going on? What's going on? >> The 30-year-old woman who was identified as Katrina insisted on locking herself up in the bathroom as she argued with the cops. However, the situation [music] started to get more and more intense. >> Okay, do you want to come out here and I can help you out? What airline? I'm here to help you. What airline are you flying with? >> Obviously no airlines. >> [music] >> Can you open the door so we can go through with this now? >> Um no, I don't feel comfortable with that because I feel that the whole reason I don't feel comfortable. >> Okay. I don't work for the airlines. I would feel upset. I would be upset. I'm not even going to come in. Who said I was going to arrest you? Lieutenant where? >> Does it matter? You're a lieutenant in Rhode Island. >> Okay. >> After you're saying that, then I know what's going on and then and it's unreasonable. >> Well, can you open the Can you open the stall? I'm not going to come in. I'm just going to stand right here. >> I feel like I'm putting people at risk. And that is just It can't >> No. >> No, I don't feel safe and it's on 911 from here. >> Yeah. >> I would have your phone cuz I don't feel safe. >> Yeah, but can you open the door? >> She continued talking crazy and arguing with the cops. Meanwhile, she didn't know that the officers had a secret strategy for handling her. >> I want to call I hear you're with 911. >> We are 911. >> Yeah. >> I know you're restricting me from 911 access cuz I was told >> We are 911. >> I know you're restricting me from 911 access as a civilian. Don't Don't do that. Don't touch me or I'll call the police department. >> We are the police. When you call 911, we show up. >> Right, but also if I call 911 >> Did you So, did you have anything to drink that would make them think that you would need to be on the plane? >> What? >> When she finally got out of the toilet, she seemed to suspect that something was about to get out of hand. So, she tried to play smart. >> Swear you didn't have anything to drink today. >> I'm doing fine. >> Yes, I swear. >> You did not have anything to drink today. >> I am I am not being out of control. >> Because you can fly if you haven't had anything to drink and they don't think you're safe to fly. But there has to be a reason for them to have kicked you off the plane. So, just be honest. Just be honest. Yeah, this is about here. Just be honest. Did you have anything to drink today? >> Is that against the law? >> No, that's what I'm saying. >> Brandy Lorraine? >> No. >> I'm going to call a lawyer. >> For what? >> Before I answer any more questions, I'm going to call a lawyer. any more questions or I'm going to call a lawyer. >> Did you have anything to eat today? >> I'm going to call a lawyer before I answer any more questions, I'm going to call a lawyer. >> Did you have anything to eat today? >> I'm going to call a lawyer. >> Have you eaten today? >> I'll ask my lawyer about it. >> You haven't had anything to eat today? >> I'll ask my lawyer. >> You take medications? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> Are you flying? >> Ask my lawyer. >> Are you going to Georgia? >> Ask my lawyer. >> Atlanta? >> Ask my lawyer. >> Okay. >> We can both be ridiculous. >> They're running people out of deep, so >> All right, okay. >> That's fine. >> That's all I'm allowed. This is fine. It's great. How we want to spend our Sunday night, right? You know You know damn well this is it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So >> After speaking to the airline staff, the officers decided that they had heard enough to arrest her, but Katrina felt she was too important to be arrested. >> Okay, Ms. Katrina. He's not touching me if you don't have a reason to. >> Okay, I have a reason to, okay? >> Yeah, I'm arrested? >> Yes, you're going to be arrested for public intoxication, okay? >> Take your backpack off. >> Yep, and the reason is because I talked to the airline and they said that you were kicking and screaming and causing a disturbance. >> I was not doing any of that. Wait, wait, wait. No, I want a witness. >> off. Okay, it's all being recorded. Just take your backpack off, okay? >> Are you serious? >> Take your backpack off. >> No, I'm not doing that. >> Okay, well you Well, you will. >> I'm coming out. I'm coming out. Yeah, no, I'm coming out. >> Take your backpack off. >> Calm down. You're the lieutenant. Calm down. No. No, I I I was not kicking and screaming anywhere on that plane. No, hold up. I'm finished. >> All right, Ms. Katrina, just calm down, okay? >> Shoot me then. >> We're not going to do that. >> I got to pee, though. >> As the cop started to search Katrina for any dangerous objects, she suddenly burst into a spur of uncontrolled anger, but it turned out to be a huge mistake on her part. >> I don't I really don't feel comfortable with him touching. >> I'm standing I'm standing right here. >> No, I don't No, I don't want him touching. I literally He's on a power trip. I don't want him touching me. I literally don't want him touching me. >> Five seconds. >> I'm asking you not to let him touch me. I don't want him. I Officer, I don't want him touching me. >> You're under >> I don't want him touch Do you want me to I don't want him touching me. I said I don't want him touching me. I don't want to feel touched with him No, I don't want you touching me. >> Well, see the problem is now now you're kicking. >> Yeah, because he's touching me and I don't want him to. You shouldn't have touched a woman if she doesn't want to be touched. >> Well, right now you're under arrest and he has that ability. >> Wow, if I'm under arrest, okay. [ __ ] you. >> Okay, so >> [ __ ] you. Oh, yeah, he can do everything he wants to cuz he's a [ __ ] cop. He's a [ __ ] piece of garbage. All right. >> Karina >> No, I don't want him touching me. I'm feeling really uncomfortable. I feel like it was like >> He's just holding your leg. >> No, no, the fact that I was even arrested, I feel like I'm not expec- it wasn't in the right. If I thought he was in the right, it would be understandable. But the fact that he's holding me like that is the one thing that I don't like that he's holding me like this. This is not okay. How would you feel? >> Your dad Your dad's a police officer, right? >> How would you feel? >> Your dad's a police officer, right? That man can your dad's a police officer, right? I would feel comfortable cuz I trust him. He's just touching my leg. >> No, he's touching my ass with his leg. Take your feet off of it. That's not my foot. >> It is. >> Well, stop touching it. >> Hey, Karina. You promise to be good, we'll let you stand back up. >> You want to stand up? >> You have to say that you're not going to kick my officers, okay? >> Yes, Daddy. I promise. Daddy, I'll be a good girl. >> Okay, so right >> This is what This is what officers try to tell girls to do. Yes, Daddy, I'll be a good girl. Yes, Daddy. Come. No, look at what he's doing. It's what he's doing. He's touching me. >> The officers obviously knew Katrina was intoxicated, but they certainly didn't expect her to put up a fight, literally. >> I don't want to be touched. He's touching my ass. He's touching my ass. No, I don't want him touching me. >> IT'S ALL RIGHT. >> KARINA! I DON'T WANT HIM TOUCHING ME. I SAID NO. I DON'T WANT him touching me. >> Stop. >> I said I don't want him touch you. >> What don't you understand? >> What don't YOU UNDERSTAND? >> DO NOT KICK THE OFFICER. >> DO NOT kick an officer. >> Okay, so I see male officers escort me like this. That's a >> Do not kick an officer. >> Okay, they want to touch me again. >> Do you understand? >> HE TOUCHED ME INAPPROPRIATELY. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND? DON'T. >> I won't. >> Is she here? >> Call my lawyer. Get my lawyer. [music] Get my lawyer. He touched me inappropriately. I don't want him touching me again. You're touching me in my You're touching my ass right now. Get No. Bro. >> Do not kick an officer. >> No, I don't give a Get my lawyer. That's my lawyer right now. I don't want him touching me inappropriately. >> Not yet. >> Okay, keep her there. >> You guys can stay here. >> I'll probably probably get her on the bench. >> Okay. >> I was so fine. >> Ready? >> Yep. >> Katrina, stand up. >> Katrina continued to be very uncooperative with the cops. >> Wait, no. Give me my phone now. >> Uh-uh, you'll get your phone when you get there. >> No, no, no. Give me my phone. >> You'll get your phone when you get there. >> I just want to go now. Hold on. >> Step into the car. >> Do not. Call my dad. Get in the >> Step into the car. >> No. No, hold on. Hold on. >> Get in the car. >> No. >> You have to pull her leg. >> Yeah. >> No, call my lawyer. Call my lawyer first. >> Katrina, step your >> [ __ ] bro. >> You're going to let me in? >> Really? You better keep an eye on me. If I die tonight, that's on your conscience, bro. Like, this is who you work with. I swear >> See if you can uh ratchet that. Start down there. >> Room 117 apartment 117. >> What? What are you doing? >> That's fine. >> Yeah. I remember my first beer, bro. >> This. >> No, I'd rather you go with me. Hey, why don't you go with me, babe? Babe, hey. Can you please go with me? I feel safer with you. Hey, can you go with me? Hey, the girl that was just about to get in, can you go with me, please? I feel safer with you. >> All right, Katrina. So, we're going to come in here, okay? >> No. >> Yeah, you're going to get out the car for me so we can search you inside. And then you'll be able to call your father. All right? >> Obviously, like you're already out here. You already have my details. That's not He's in the FBI, not the [ __ ] Anyway, so let's let's not explain. So, yeah. So, you really want that outfit? >> You can make your phone calls in here. >> I don't need a phone call. I don't need I don't need to talk to anybody where I'm at. They always know where I'm at. >> Okay. Well, let's go. >> That's on you. >> Okay. You want to see what? >> Yeah. >> You sure? >> Positive. >> Katrina must have thought she was too good to be touched, so she continued to be difficult, but she didn't realize that it was the end of the road for her. >> I don't want her to touch me. I have no issue being detained. I don't want her detaining me. >> You're welcome to walk out of the train. >> Yeah. >> Stop watching me. >> Okay, I'm going to have to search you one more time. Against the wall. >> She's [snorts] going to tell you when. >> I didn't even look at her when you said it. >> It's okay. It's okay, you're going to be okay. Come on. >> Can you bring your bag? >> Okay, come on. Come with me. >> You're going to go with the sergeant. >> Yeah, I don't want >> You're going to be okay. >> Katrina. Just walk. Yeah. >> Now, are you okay with them just searching your area? That's great. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest without violence, assaulting a public servant, and public intoxication. Next up is the moment that this brat realized that drama and the my dad is a sheriff card don't erase consequences at a traffic stop. >> You have one more chance, one more chance or I'm going to take you to jail, okay? >> Listen. LISTEN. MY DAD IS a sheriff. >> Your dad's a sheriff. Your dad's smart cage. >> And I'm a >> Get in the vehicle. >> I'm talking to you. >> On the 19th of November 2022, police officers conducted a routine traffic stop with no anticipation of drama. Little did they know that the person they stopped was allegedly a sheriff's daughter. >> License, registration, insurance on this vehicle. >> you show me that card? >> license. I'm not doing this game. Why am I smelling alcohol emitting from your breath? I need your license, registration, and insurance. You have one more chance, one more chance or I'm going to take you to jail, okay? >> Take me to jail. Mom, he wasn't in following me the whole time in loving and now he's going to follow me. >> That's not how this works. All right. We're done. We're done. No. Stop. [music] >> Okay, hold on. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You're not going to Wait. >> Come over here. I am trying to talk to you. You do not want to listen to me. You do not want to listen to me. You don't want to do anything. >> Just tell me like when did you >> I clocked her over at 285 past Brantley. >> When? I haven't [screaming] even been there. She hasn't been AT BRANTLEY. YOU'RE LYING cuz I haven't even been there. She hasn't been at I haven't been at Brantley. >> Stop yelling. Stop. >> I haven't been at Brantley. >> I KNOW. STOP. >> IT'S ON Brantley Road. Doing 285. I passed you. I passed you. A black Chevy Silverado doing 93. At a 136 central. I have one female detained. >> Stop. Wait. Where Where She's not coming from Brantley. She wasn't coming out of the >> Okay, well, that still doesn't >> Okay, stop. Stop. She called me, she's bringing me the kids. >> Okay, so where are you coming from? >> I'm telling you >> Where are you coming from then? >> Okay, I've come from my boyfriend's >> Which is where? >> Which is where? >> It was off of Thomason. >> Off of Thomason, so you have to pass Brantley Road to get to Thomason to get here. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, so that's what I'm saying. I passed you at Brantley Road clocking you at 92. >> Okay, so question. >> I I went drive I am traveling 100 miles an hour trying to catch up to you and you kept driving through loving black Chevy Silverado. >> You're lying. >> I'm not lying. I don't need to lie about that. >> Mom, I >> And now I'm smelling alcohol coming from your breath and you have kids in your car. >> Test me because I honest I left from there. I told my mom I'm coming to bring my kids >> And I'm asking you for your license, registration, insurance and you're denying that. Okay, yes, you are. You said take you to jail. So, I'm obliging you. >> I'm trying Okay, I'm not trying to be like that. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I will. >> Don't argue. >> I'm not I'm not arguing because you said that I came from Brantley. >> Not Brantley Lake. >> Okay. >> Okay, not Brantley Lake. Brantley Road, that is on 285 right here. >> Okay. >> Okay, pass >> Where did you put your lights at? >> I I am not going to run license siren yes, right here. >> Okay, so why have you been following me this long and you haven't put your lights on? >> mean? I'm not going to put everyone in danger by running the lights and sirens 100 miles an hour. >> Now, all helpless, the driver asked her mother for help. However, she was the only one who was making the situation difficult. >> Okay, SO LET ME CALL NO, NO, NO. NO, NO, NO. NOW you're taking me to jail FOR NO REASON. >> STOP. STOP. Get in the vehicle. Get in the vehicle. Get in the vehicle. Get in the vehicle right now. >> Listen to me. Listen to >> Get in the vehicle. >> Okay, I'm trying to talk to >> Okay, I'm going to talk to her. >> LISTEN, MY >> DAD IS A SHERIFF. >> OH, your dad's the sheriff? Your dad's smart cage. >> And I'm with >> Get in the vehicle right now. >> Just turn around. GET IN THE VEHICLE. STOP. >> OKAY, TALK TO ME. Talk to me, please. >> I will talk to you when you calm down. >> Okay, I'm calm. >> No, sit down. I'm going to get your license, registration, all that stuff. >> I'm calm. I'M NOT I'M NOT ARGUING WITH YOU. >> STOP DOWN. STOP. >> I'm not arguing with you because I'm not >> arguing with me. >> No, no, no, listen to me. I'm crying because >> I have kids that are in my vehicle. >> So, why are you traveling so fast then? >> I wouldn't do that to my >> you driving so fast? And why are you intoxicated right now? >> I have children that have no dad. >> That's fine. >> Okay. I'll be honest with you. I've had a beer. >> Okay. >> Since I've had those kids. >> Okay. >> And we stopped. >> I understand. >> I'm not traveling. I wasn't trying to avoid you. I >> I never said you were. >> Okay. >> All I said is that I clocked you at a 92. >> Okay, where? >> And I and I told you I didn't try to stop you until right here. >> Why? >> You came around this corner. What do you mean? It's against law to drive 92 in a in a 65. So, that's that's the reason why I pulled you over. I pulled you over doing 92 in a 65. >> Why are you barely pulling me over here? >> I had to catch you. You kept going 92. You kept going. >> Let him Let him tell you what he's Let him tell you. Stop arguing. Let him tell you. >> Okay. >> Okay. I I am trying to catch up to you. I was trying to catch up to you the whole time. From the moment you passed me and you push put on your brakes because you saw me. >> I didn't see you. I really honestly 100 I'm being 100% honest. >> I had to find a a turnaround. I turned around on you and then I floored I floored it doing 100 trying to catch up to you before I could make before I could find the Chevy Silverado. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Where was that? >> What do you mean where was that? >> Where was that? >> stop? That's that's not it What does it matter where I made a U-turn at? >> It doesn't >> I told you where you where I clocked you at. Brantley Road and 285 at 92 miles an hour. >> Tell me because I pulled >> I just told you. >> Where is Brantley >> going to keep explaining this. Brantley Road is on 285 on 285. Well, you should know your roads. Well, then you should know your roads. I'm not going to argue with you. >> Apparently, the arrest made [music] no sense to her. By this point, her mom was begging her to stop. >> Do not argue. >> I'm not arguing. I'm just trying to get to the point where he followed Why did he follow me so long? And now he's Now he's pulling me over. >> I had to catch you. Does that not make sense? >> Why didn't your Why weren't your lights on? >> I My I turned my lights on when I when I identified your vehicle. >> When you turned around, why didn't you turn your lights on? >> Why would I do that? >> Why would >> no sense. Are you a police officer? >> Yes. >> No, you are? >> I know my rights. >> Okay, you're a police officer. >> I know my rights. >> Okay, well then get in there. Use your Fifth Amendment right. Get in the car or I'm going to arrest you for resisting. How about that? >> I'm not arresting me for resisting. I'm not >> You can arrest me. >> I'm not a risk. I'm not resisting though. I'm not resisting. >> Get in the vehicle right now or I'm going to arrest you. >> Okay, listen to me. >> Last chance. >> I'm not a >> If you do not let me close this door, I'm arresting you. If you don't let me close this door, I'm arresting you. >> Let me show you my license. Let me show you my license. Let me show you my license. Let me Let me show you my license. I'm going TO PEE MYSELF. >> GET IN THE VEHICLE. I'M GOING to spray some mace. >> I'm trying to talk to you. I'm not >> I'm going to hit you with it. I'm going to hit you with it. Sit in the vehicle. >> I know, but she's just she's just she's so hardheaded. Let me get you her license and stuff. >> Stop. Where's your wallet, insurance, and registration at? >> If I could get out, I could show you. >> You're not getting out. Okay, well then I'll arrest you for concealing identity. Ma'am. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm sitting here. >> You bang on that window and you damage it, we're going to charge you. So, quit. So, quit. You're banging on the window, so stop. I can hear you on the outside. Hey, listen to her. This lady is trying to talk to you, Britney. Listen to her. >> Britney, please. Britney. Calm down, please, Britney. I know. Just calm down. >> You better call my dad cuz I'm going to CALL >> I KNOW. STOP. >> I KNOW. I know. >> I haven't >> I know. I know. I know. >> Stop banging on the door. >> Stop banging on the door. That's what I'm telling you. If your mom can hear it, too, yes. That's okay, ma'am. Just just just be >> He's being nice enough and he says he's not going to arrest you if you listen to him. Stop because then now he's going to take you. We don't need you to go, Britney. You got the kids here. Please. >> The driver continued to be uncooperative, which led to her inevitable arrest. >> Britney. Britney, are you willing to submit to standardized field sobriety tests? Yes or no? Yes or no? Okay, I'll take that as a no, okay? All right. So, as of right now, you're under arrest for DWI. For DWI. >> What is he going to do? >> She's She's under arrest. >> And why? >> For DWI. >> [crying] >> For DWI. >> But why DWI if she's not >> She's intoxicated. >> But you didn't >> She's in She just refused to do the test. She's intoxicated. Hey, he's going to read her some stuff that's important, so can you just come over here for now? I appreciate it. He's just He has to read it to her. I just don't want her distracted, okay? >> I would understand. My dad's a sheriff. I wouldn't do this to you. I'm not an ugly person. I >> I'm not saying you are. All right, you need to listen to me, okay? You need to listen to me really carefully. All right, you are under You are under arrest for DWI. Stop and listen to me. Stop and listen to me. >> blow nothing. >> I cannot force you to take our test, [screaming] but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for 1 year. The right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to this requirement of New MEXICO LAW. THAT YOU TAKE A BREATH DO YOU NOW AGREE TO BE TESTED? I CONSIDER your actions to be a refusal to be tested. >> HOW DO YOU KNOW if I haven't refused a Charge with DWI. >> I'm going to. >> Yeah, now she wants to act like that? Yeah, charge with DWI. >> Zip it. Zip it. You shouldn't have been in [ __ ] in right and not you wouldn't >> Information? What is she hitting the window with? >> I don't know. If she would have cooperated, a lot of this would have gone completely completely different. >> Okay, I understand why she's confused about the being pulled over or whatnot. >> But I put my lights on when I was able to, okay? With her being intoxicated and her being upset and all that stuff, you know, she doesn't want to listen or do whatever. With any type of DWI with children involved, we have to contact CYFD Child youth family division. Not saying I'm taking your kids away, [music] we just have to make a report. So, he's going to get that information from you, okay? And I'm going to take her to jail before she starts catching more charges. >> I Okay. My dad's a cop. I would never disrespect >> You'll get to You'll get to give You'll get get to give your part in court, okay? No, and I I hear you. Who's your Who's your dad? I'm just curious, who's your dad? Who's her dad? >> I have no idea. >> Said he's a sheriff. What's her dad's name? >> Um he used to be a cop, she says. He He used to be a sheriff. >> Oh, did he? Okay, got you. What's your first name? >> Britney. >> [music] >> Britney. Hey, Britney. >> Yeah, I'm not >> We're We're going to get you booked in, okay? >> That's good. >> Hey, we're not your enemy. >> I don't care. >> We're just here to get you booked >> My dad used to be a cop, but I have no offense to y'all. >> Okay. [music] >> Not one. >> All righty, cool. We appreciate you. >> I just really have to pee really, really bad. >> Cooperate with the officer here, and that'll happen happen pretty quick. >> Okay. >> In the end, the woman was charged with child with no great harm, driving under the influence, speeding, driving with no license, resisting {slash} evading {slash} obstructing an officer, and criminal damage to property.