What are you arresting me for? >> I told you drive. >> What are you arresting me for? >> I just told you mother you >> know who my dad is. >> Separate your feet. >> You cannot afford a lawyer. >> Separate your feet. >> I can afford a lawyer. You and APD, you're going to be and you're going to be fired. Bro, I promise you that. >> Moving. >> Don't. >> Brats are always on the lookout for their next chance to cause trouble. They're quick to twist or outright break the rules to suit themselves, even when authority is right in front of them. But what happens when cops arrest the most insufferable brats of them all? >> The fact you're seeing a a whole ass punching her. He >> beat a whole ass. Stop punching her. >> Get away from me. You ignorant. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Who are you? >> Okay. >> Get down. >> Stop. >> Stop. He do nothing. >> She's not listening. >> Okay. I'm listening. Please let me go. >> Put your hands behind. >> Here are several moments when cops arrest the most insufferable brats ever. Starting with a case of a brat who turned what should have been a routine traffic stop into a full-blown felony just because she thought flashing lights and sirens didn't apply to her. >> Put your car in park. >> I have jurisdiction over me. >> Thanks. 25 stopped in traffic and I was in the car. >> Put your car in park. Stop. >> You don't have jurisdiction over me. I don't know why you was telling me to stop. >> No, I absolutely told you to stop. I do have jurisdiction over you. So now you're going to jail, fleeing and eluding and resisting without. Okay. On June the 14th, 2024, an officer attempted a routine traffic stop after spotting a vehicle violating traffic laws. The situation would have ended with a simple warning, maybe even a ticket, but the driver had spicier plans that were going to mess up the afternoon swiftly. >> Hey, what the roll down your window? >> Put your car Put your car in park. >> Put your car in park. >> Why? >> Because I'm stopping you. Put your car in park. Speeding. Put your car in park. >> Put your car in park. Put your car in park. >> You don't have no jurisdiction over me. >> Put your car in park. >> You don't have >> Put your Put your car in park. >> I have jurisdiction over me. >> 25. We're stopped in traffic with a car. >> Put your car in park. Stop. >> Black female subject with child in the car. She's going southbound. Continuing. Subject advising. We don't have jurisdiction to stop her. [Music] After about 40 minutes of a highstakes chase and frantic search, the officer finally caught up with her. But if you thought her getaway attempt was wild, her next act of bratty defiance took things to a whole new level. >> Looks like the vehicle pulled into prominade her legs. 1025. What's the apartment number on that address? >> Ma'am, >> you don't have jurisdiction over me. I don't know why you was telling me to stop. >> No, I absolutely telling you to stop. I do have jurisdiction over you. You're within Penllis County. >> Okay. >> I have jurisdiction. >> 1012 104. So slow everybody else down. >> Okay. Listen, >> sir. I don't have to listen to you. I don't know why you say I was speaking, but >> I need I need your driver's license. >> I don't have to give you my driver's license. >> You absolutely have to identify yourself. Where is the proof that I was speeding? How was I speeding if you was behind me the whole time with I guess >> are you are you going to produce your driver's license or not? >> For what though? >> Because I'm stopping you because you were going 51 m an hour in a 35. >> What is the probable cause? >> That's my probable cause. 51 and a 35. >> Where is the proof of that? You was behind. >> I'm not playing this game. Turn around. >> Excuse me, sir. You're me. You're Sir. Go get my Go get my dad. What are you doing? >> You'reing me. >> What are you doing? >> You'reing me. What are you? >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. You're me. >> Anari, go get my dad. It's okay. >> Yo, >> man. Put your arm behind your back right now. >> What the are y'all doing, bro? Oh my god. Y'all areing me. I'm not even resisting. What the >> Stop moving your hand now. >> Oh my god. This hurts. Sir, please. This girling me. This hurts. Anari. Anari. Don't talk to her. Don't say nothing to her. Not a damn thing. Anari, do not talk to that lady. I don't care what she ask you. Anari, come here. Anari, come here. >> You guys are costing me. This is a law school. >> Okay, >> don't >> stop touching my daughter, bro. in the car. Bring her to the car. >> Wait, hold on. Wait. I know you. I know you. I know you. Can you please go? >> Can you please go make sure my daughter good? >> Like, what the is going on? >> You You What's wrong? >> I don't know. He just came and banged on my window. My car window. >> Get close to the cruiser for me. Right in your >> I was at I was at a red light. I'm going to >> I don't want that lady talking to my daughter. >> Don't got no. >> Yes. Go get me. >> I need you to go get my daughter. I don't want that baby. >> Don't stop moving. >> Y'all a lawsuit. I want y'all to know that. >> Stop moving. >> Yo, y'all got me. Yo. All right. Lawsuit. Lawsuit. Lawsuit. Okay, >> ma'am. I was at a red light and this guy just came and banged on my dad's window for nothing. I'm like, "What? What the are you doing?" He's like, "Oh, get out the car. Get out the car." I'm like, "For what?" He's like, "Oh, well, I didn't even hear what he said." I'm like, "You don't have jurisdiction over me. I don't I didn't do anything. He just tried to get me to >> um I don't know what the hell happened." So then I just kept going cuz I was scared. I don't know you. You have I don't know you. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. This is a lawsuit. >> This is a lawsuit. I just dealt with y'all, bro. [ __ ] with me, bro. Get out, y'all. What the This is a lawsuit, bro. >> This is a lawsuit, bro. I got empty. We moved a little bit south. >> This is a lawsuit. I can't believe y'all doing this to me again. You just came out of nowhere banging on my dad car, ordering me to get out for nothing. Like, what did I even do? I don't even know you. Like, y'all don't have no jurisdiction over me. I'm not even from here. I'm from a whole different state. >> With her attitude dialed up, the officers pushed forward with their investigation. But the more they probed for straight answers, the more frustrating things got. >> Y'all know that. >> Y'all done up. Y'all done [ __ ] up. I'm not even from here. I'm not even from here. >> Yo, Dad. Yo, I swear to God, Dad. This guy, I'm at a red light. This guy right here just came out of nowhere banging on the door telling me to get out. >> The officer soon turned to the occupants of the house she pulled up to, hoping to get some clarity. But instead, their version of events only added more twist to an already tangled situation. >> Like, she almost about to run me out of just to get away from her almost saying like like you trying to move down here, I might have to get away from here, right? cuz she's she leaning on me too much cuz she know I'm not going to turn her down and she's running with that but you keep bringing up drama with it. You feel me? It's like nah nah nah we're not doing that. After getting a bit of background on her, the officers circled back. But it didn't take long before this brat proved that her earlier delusions weren't some kind of oneoff slip. She made it clear that she was deep in her own world and things were only going to get more bizarre from here. Oh, spirit, please protect me from this [ __ ] bro. Spirit, I want all these I want all these to pay, bro. I want all them to pay. I want all these to pay. >> I never and I never gave him consent to search my stuff. I promise y'all this a lawsuit. No, >> I want to hear. >> I'm about to tell you exactly what happened. I'm coming from >> But don't yell. >> I'm I'm upset. He came out of I'm driving. I'm at a red light. This guy just came out of nowhere banging on my dad's window. I'm like what the >> I got scared. I got scared. I'm like what the >> back around. >> It slid off cuz my hand was sweaty and you see >> we got to recuff it. >> We got to recuff it. So turn >> cuff it in the front cuz my b I can't do my bones that far back. I have a health condition. So >> what's your health condition? >> No. >> Oh my gosh. >> You're going to do what you're told. >> You don't have no jurisdiction over me. How about that? >> How about How about you're going to do what what you're told when I follow my >> rotate your body >> cuz y'all are costing me. >> Yeah. >> Hold that. >> So this guy I'm at a red light and out of nowhere this guy just come banging on my dad's window. So I'm scared. I'm like what the why are you banging on the window? >> You recognize her? >> He's like he's like he's like you trying to pull her in. >> He's like slip the cuff off. >> No it it was sweaty and these hot out here. I got you. >> So I'm like, "What the?" I got scared cuz >> every time I come here, it's something with y'all. This is my second time coming. Y'alling with me like So he banging on the door and I'm scared at this point. I'm like, "Why are you banging on the door?" He like, "Get out. Get out. Get out." I'm like, "For what?" He's like, "Oh, get out. Get out." >> I didn't say get out at all. >> Yes, you did. You said >> I said, "I need your license." You told me to speak to me. >> So he told me to get out. And I'm like, "For what?" He was like, "I need your license. I need your license." I'm like, "What do you need my license for? What is the problem? I'm trying to figure out what we going to >> I was on my way to my dad's house. >> Okay. And dad's house is here. >> Yeah, you know that. >> I I just got to double check. It's been a minute. >> So, um So, at that point, I'm scared. And he don't got no jurisdiction over me. I'm not from here. I come here every >> here and now to visit my dad. You >> live in Georgia? >> Yes. I stay in Georgia. Yes. Okay. >> My daughter stays here with my dad while I'm in Georgia and I come back and forth to be a mom. Yes. So, um, so he just came out of nowhere. He bang. Like, >> what do you think he pulled you over for? You think you were? >> I didn't care to know because I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> He he just now said, "Oh, you was going 51 and a 35." >> Listen, I asked you these questions cuz I wasn't there. >> A 51 and a 35. >> Okay. So, then what happened? >> Do you know how that looks? That would look like real life speeding. Like that's speeding. >> Yeah. Especially in a whatever zone you >> with the child in the car. So, I'm like, I was not just going 51 in the 35. I I saw him right there. The lady let me over. I signaled for her so I can get over. I got over and I drove. >> And the baby in the car. >> Yes. I'm scared for my life cuz I had situations with y'all just recently. He got a gun. He has so I don't know what he what he was trying to do, but he angrily banged on my dad's car. >> Okay. >> You don't got jurisdiction on me. I It's no probable cause. >> He was banging on He was begging on your car. >> He banged on the car and said, "Get out. Get out." And >> there there was no probable cause. He wasn't saying no probable cause. He just was ordering me to get out and give me his give me my license. >> Okay. >> I didn't even roll the window down cuz I was scared. The way he just angrily just First of all, who are you to bang on the window? >> Yeah. >> Your uniform, the your uniform, your codes, your statues, or your law. Don't say bang on a mother window. >> It doesn't. >> It does not say to a cost a person either or to a them. Y'all have no right to do this. Y'all have no probable cause. Y have no proof of anything. I didn't even give y'all consent to search my dad's car or to search my things. I'm not being detained or I'm not being arrested. So why are you searching my stuff? I didn't give you consent. >> I'm arrested >> for what? >> Probably a couple things actually. >> Have you ever been arrested? >> Why you going through my stuff? >> Cuz I had problems here. >> What is the problem? >> They're asking if you copy just smell of weed. >> Yeah. And all the shake on the floor too. >> What shake? What we >> on the floor and all that stuff. Can you please go show me the m shake that you see on the floor? >> Sure. Actually, I will cuz I have time. I'll go grab a pinch. >> Okay. >> With the officers laying out the facts and hard evidence, you'd think that she'd finally come to her senses, but no. Despite all the chaos that she had already caused, she had other plans. >> No, it's I don't think so. It's his car. >> Here's some of it. That does not help you smell weed, sir. That does not help you smell. >> Okay, I give up. >> You said you smelt we >> pulled that little and said I have probable cause. I smell weed. You did not smell that. >> Is there Is there anything else you think I need to know so that I can make sense of all this? >> That's all I don't even know what the hell is going on. He said I was speeding. When and where was I speeding? I just picked up my daughter. How am I doing a a 53 and a 35 or whatever he said? How with the child in the car? >> How? >> I wasn't. >> Do you have a a a speeding radar that you up and then because he is speed >> that where is that? Does that show that I did that? >> Cuz I wasn't the only car driving. Yeah, that that that uh >> county road one in that area gets pretty busy around this time of day. >> So where is so where does it show that I'm the one that was speeding >> cuz it was a car that was driving us next to me. >> So just so you know when you when you get pulled over and you leave that's fleeing >> what >> what you did to them. >> I didn't get pulled over though. He came to the stoplight and banged on my dad's car. activated. He activated his lights and sirens. >> He didn't say pull over. >> We don't have to say pull over. >> He didn't He didn't activate >> awful traffic stop. >> I'm pretty sure he did. And he could probably prove that to you with body camera and car. >> Did you? >> Yes. >> Can I Can I see where >> for probably a mile license? >> No, I'm talking about where it's where it says I was going 51 miles. >> Right there on my laser. No, I want to see where it was that I was the car. Where's where does it show that I was the car that was type of thing? >> Exactly. So, how do you just go say that it was me? If it was more than one car driving in court, but you're going to have to get through your suspended driver's license here in person with the state of Georgia. >> What? >> Your driver's license is suspended. State of Georgia suspended your driver's license. You shouldn't be behind the wheel of the car. >> What does it show that I was going 51 miles? I just showed it to you, man. >> You closing the door? Why? >> Cuz I I'm not speaking. >> I had to pee, bro. >> I had to pee. Yo, >> really? >> I'm sorry, Mom. >> I showed up because all I heard was yelling. >> I don't I'm I'm scared, bro. Yo yo yo, >> you cannot You cannot be doing this type stuff. >> Doing what? Y don't y'all don't have no jurisdiction over me, bro. I'm not even from here. >> You got jurisdiction over me. I'm from an island. >> That don't got no That's your problem to go fight, bro. >> We all got our own. >> I'm from an island, too. Like, >> so then we You can slightly understand. >> No, cuz you're wearing a suit. We don't I can't understand. >> So, what if I'm wearing a suit? >> Yeah. >> This suit don't define me. This is a job. >> Believe it, bro. Like, >> I can't believe it. At the end of the day, I go home and I'm Chelsea. >> Yeah, I bet. >> I'm ready. >> I'm Yo. >> Yeah. >> This the last time y'all put your hands on me, bro. This the last time. Like, I'm ready. Want to tell you when he got yo, this the last time I let y'all put your hands on me, bro. >> This the last time. After throwing around bogus claims about jurisdiction and acting like she was above the law, the officers had decided that they had heard enough and began wrapping things up. But of course, she didn't take that lightly. Her ego wouldn't let her go out quietly. >> So, yes, it's a felony charge for fleeing and eluding. Listen, >> my license sirens were on. You could have pulled over. I would have probably just given you a warning for speed, told you to slow down like I did the three other cars I stopped before you between 4 and 5:00. So instead, you continue to drive. When I had you stop over here, that probably would have been a ticket at the very least. >> I was scared. He was banging on the window. I didn't know >> because you didn't stop. Okay. So, common sense must elude you to to the fact that when you when you have somebody behind you, you need to stop. All right. So, now you're going to jail, fleeing and eluding and resisting without. Okay. You have two citations in here. >> Without violence. Yes. Resisting without violence. Uh, the sergeant uh is requesting two counts of that. I'm probably only going to do the one. >> The sergeant? >> Yeah, the sergeant. So, uh, >> two count. >> Well, because you slipped your cuffs. You took your hands out of your cuffs. >> And if you kept your hands back there, >> you would have to do two counts cuz I was trying to explain >> potentially. I'm still thinking about it, but I'm probably not. I'm probably going to do you a little bit of a solid since you're not doing anything for yourself. So, you're also being issued two citations. One for speeding $256, one for $166 for driving on suspended driver's license without knowledge. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt there and not issuing you a citation for driving suspended license with knowledge and um putting another charge on that, too. So, you have any questions, anything before we we transport you? I just want you to understand everything. >> Your license is going with me. Do I have anything? >> Uh I don't know. That's up to the jail. They have all that bond schedule and stuff. >> Well, last time the lady just I guess >> you're in a whole different world now. You got one felony charge potentially two other misdemeanor charges. Step out of the car. >> I'm going to get out. Okay. >> Okay. >> I just don't want you to pull my arm cuz my >> I'm not going to pull your arm. >> I know. I'm telling you. >> I'm not going to pull your arm. >> But you grabbing it like that is putting pressure on my wrist. These things hurt. That's >> okay. Then move a little faster because I'm not letting go. Okay. >> Okay. I just want to get out by myself. >> That's fine. I'm not going to pull you up. >> In the end, she was charged with one felony count of fleeing and eluding, resisting without violence, and slapped with two citations. One for speeding and another for driving on a suspended license without knowledge. While that incident spiraled quickly, it was nothing compared to this foul-mouthed file brat who genuinely believed she could bully her way out of an arrest. >> You don't have to do it. >> Whatever you're asking me to do, I don't have to. >> I know my rights. >> You don't know. >> I do because Do you know who my dad is? I don't care who your dad is. >> Stop. Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling. I'm going to put your on the ground. You understand? >> Do it. >> Stop. >> Do it. I dare you. I dare you. >> You're vile and disgusting. You are. >> Your mom is >> No, not as much as yours. >> During an evening patrol in New Mexico, an officer attempted a routine traffic stop after spotting a vehicle flying well over the speed limit. But the moment he approached for inspection, the driver's attitude made it clear. This was about to be a long uphill battle. >> Police. Ma'am, I stopped you. You're doing 19 over. >> I didn't realize. >> Okay. Have you had any alcohol tonight? >> No. >> I feel like I could smell it. Can I check your eyes? Make sure you're safe to drive. >> Check my eyes. >> Yeah. I just want to look at them. >> Okay. I have I do have a condition. >> So, how are the doctors allowing you to drive if you can't use your eyes? >> Well, it's on my driver's license >> that you're restricted. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Ma'am, I want you to step out of the car for me. >> Oh, yeah. I'm not going to do this because >> Well, you're going to have to step out for me. >> Yeah. I'm not going to do that because >> so I can't >> Well, you're going to have to step out for me. I'm not asking you to do anything right now other than step out. >> Thank you. [Music] I'm going to close this. I'll go ahead and close it. Okay. So, how much alcohol have you had tonight? >> I haven't. >> You haven't? >> No. >> Okay. You I don't feel like you're being honest about that. >> I am being honest. >> Okay. So, if I give you a breathalyzer, it'd be absolute zeros. Um, I don't have to to be honest. >> You don't have to do what? >> Do a breathalyzer. >> But I'm putting it in a scenario. I'm not asking you to do this right now. >> Yeah. Well, I'm putting you on a certain scenario. I don't have to if I don't want to. >> Okay. Um, what I'm going to ask you to do is I'm going to ask you to submit soiety tests to make sure that your safety drive is >> I don't have to do that, sir. >> Okay. So, >> can I call my lawyer? >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. Not here. >> You don't have to do what? >> Whatever you're asking me to do, I don't have to. >> Okay. I understand. Uh, and that's absolutely true. You don't have to do this. >> Yeah. >> But what I'm going to have to do is I'm going to have to place you under arrest for DWI. >> Why? >> Because of basically the totality. >> Excuse me. You can search my car. >> Why would I do that? >> Okay. So, you're telling me I smell like it. Okay. Search my car. >> Why would I do that? >> Because you're accusing me of something. That's why. >> What have I accused you of? >> Okay. Rewind it. >> Rewind what? >> Yeah. You told me you I smell like something. Yeah, you smell like alcohol. >> Okay, so then search my car. >> Why would I search your car? Because you smell like alcohol. >> Because wouldn't you find alcohol if I smell like alcohol? Alcohol? >> Well, it depends if there's open containers in your car. >> Yeah. Well, then search it. >> Okay. Uh, face that way for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Okay. You You have to turn around. >> No, sir. >> Turn around and do not resist or force is going to be used against you. >> Okay. Why? >> Turn around. >> Okay. I need You haven't read my rights. I don't need my rights. Yes, you do. >> I'm going to sue you, bro. >> Turn around. >> Okay. What's my rights? What's my rights? >> Turn around. I'll I'll read your rights. >> I need your bro to come out here. >> You want him to come out? He's not so as nice as I am. >> No. Bring him out here, sir. Bring him out here. >> Can you help me out? He's not going to be as nice as I am. >> Okay. Mr. Officer, >> I'm telling you, >> he hasn't read my Miranda rights. He hasn't read my Miranda. >> You need to comply with this. He does. >> Okay, >> turn around. >> Let me explain something. You're underrest. >> We will. You are resisting. We will use force against. You haven't read my mom. >> It doesn't matter. >> Yes, I don't. I know my right. >> You don't know. >> I do because you know who my dad is. >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Okay. You will be You'll be real sorry after this. >> Okay. Let go so I don't break your finger. >> I'm not going to let go. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop pulling away. >> You stop pulling. I'm going to put your ass on the ground. You understand? >> Do it. >> Stop. >> Do it. I dare you. I dare you. I dare you. I dare you. Do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care. >> Oh, really? You will. After you do, you'll be crying, bro. You'll be crying, bro. >> You need to make better decisions. >> You'll be [ __ ] crying. >> You'll cry. I promise you. >> Let's go. That's my Miranda, right? Hey. Hey. >> Come on. >> Miranda only applies to custodial interrogation. >> Here, stop it right here. >> Always read to everybody. I know my rights. >> You watch too much TV. >> I haven't I don't even watch TV, bro. >> Here. You want to search? >> Officer, they haven't read my Miranda rights. >> They haven't read me my Miranda rights. >> They have me. >> Okay, I'll have him read you your rights. Okay, that was No, they should have done that before they put me in handcuffs. >> No, they they should have done that before they put me at handcuffs. >> Please separate your feet, please. >> Step out. >> Step out like this. >> Okay, but step out like this, please. >> Okay, so what are you arresting me for? >> Seeing that she had lost the control that she thought she had, she unleashed her inner self and took matters into her own hands in a way the cops never saw coming. >> What are you arresting me for? >> I told you drive. >> What are you arresting me for? I just told you you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say. >> Yeah. Now after I've been handcuffed, >> you have the right to you. >> You know who my dad is. >> Separate your feet. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, >> separate your feet. I can afford a lawyer. >> Separate your feet. >> At no cost to you before any question. >> Step your step out. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights. You're not answering questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand your rights? >> No, bro. Cuz you tell me my rights before you put me in handcuffs. >> So you're going to be to you and APD. You're going to be you're going to be fired, bro. I promise you that. >> Don't stop moving. >> Don't touch me, bro. >> Okay. So, >> I brought you. >> I've already told you like three times. >> No, no, no. Do you want your uh sweater button? >> Whenever you lose your job, you're going to remember >> over here, please. >> Step over here, please. >> She good to go. >> Yeah. >> All right. I need to talk someone else. >> Come on. >> My is on my pulling away. >> My Let's >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> I'm making this worse for >> Where's my >> I'm not going to step in there. >> You're going to have to. >> No. >> That's absolutely what you're going to do. >> No. >> We're forcing you to put you in there. >> Take a seat. >> No. Get me my my phone and then I will get your phone. >> I'm being an an adult, so bring my phone right now. >> Get your phone for you. Where's your phone? >> Where's your phone? >> On my Jeep. >> Okay, I'll go get it for you, but you need to sit >> right now. You need to sit down. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> You need to sit down. >> No, because you guys are violating my rights. >> Have a seat. >> Take a seat. >> Put your feet in. >> No, I'm not. >> Put your feet in. >> I'm not. Okay, I'll put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. I'm not. >> And don't hit me or you'll get a charge. >> Put your feet in. >> Good. >> Put your feet. >> You know who my >> No. And I don't care. >> I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. >> You want me to crack your window? >> That's not going to make me feel better. I'm feeling sick. >> Yeah. You're >> You need to get me out of here. >> You're not going to get out of my car. >> You need to get me out of here. You're not going to get out of a car. >> I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. Unless you want to get food. I'm feeling sick. I need to get out of here. >> You're going to have to suck it up. >> I'm feeling sick. Do you understand? Are you >> Look at the way that you're treating me. >> Girl, I was being nice to you. >> No. >> Yes, I was. >> All that stuff. That wasn't very nice. >> It was nice. >> That was nice. >> Okay. >> I was being very nice to you. >> Whatever you say. So, whenever you lose your job, you'll think about me. >> Okay, >> you will. Trust me, you like. >> It's none of your business. >> I'm feeling sick. Somebody >> That sucks. You're going to have to suck it up. >> Somebody Okay, I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. And I know your camera is recording that. I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. And where's my mother phone? >> I have your phone right here. Okay. Well, I'm feeling sick. >> Okay. >> Or we're going to have some problems. >> What are you going to do? >> Whenever you [ __ ] about that in a month from now, you're going to be real sorry. >> Although her rants were not holding any weight. This brat had other plans. Especially now that she could stance her fate was about to be sealed. >> I promise you that. >> Your Jeep is expired as well. >> Okay. So, what am I being arrested for? >> I've already told you a bunch of times. >> Do you have proof? Do you have proof? Yes, >> you do. >> So, pretty substantial. >> Pretty substantial. >> Show me proof. >> I don't need to show you a damn thing right now. >> No, I'm mad because you don't have proof. Okay. So, show me proof. >> I don't need to show you anything on that. >> Yes, you do. Yes, you do. This is the United States of America. You need to show me proof. So, where's the proof? >> Show me proof. I'll give you a copy of all the paperwork. >> Where? What's your badge number? >> It's 7345. >> No, you need to tell me your badge. >> I just I just told you it. >> No. If I ask >> I just told you that. >> I just told you it. >> You need to give it to me. So, what's your [ __ ] number? >> I I just told you it. >> What is it? >> I just told you it. >> Okay, say it again. >> I don't need to say it again. I already told you it. >> I'm asking you to. >> That sucks. You should have listened. You should have listened. >> You should have listened. No, cuz you didn't say it. >> Okay. Well, it's on body camera >> first. Okay. Let me tell you your ups. >> Your what? >> You say that again. >> You're going to give me my Miranda rights. >> What? >> Before you give me >> before you put me in handcuffs. >> Okay. >> So, there's your first [ __ ] up. >> All right. Uhhuh. >> You have no reason to have me in handcuffs or have me arrested >> cuz you're driving drunk. >> No, you don't. cuz you're driving drunk. >> Basically, all everything that's happened. >> You're almost doing 20 mph over the speed limit. >> Jeez. >> Laser. What are you talking about? You weren't. >> It's the most accurate. >> Let me see the proof. >> Jesus. Golly, you are too much. >> I don't know who trained you. >> Okay. >> Once you find out who my dad is, >> you're going to cry. >> Okay. >> So, your wife and your kids are going to be real upset when you get fired and >> Okay. >> Get me off these handcuffs right now. >> What does that even mean? Get you off those handcuffs. >> Law enforcement, are you stupid? >> Get you off those handcuffs. >> Yeah. >> What does that mean? >> Out of my >> There you go. There you go. >> Why am I arrested? >> There you go. >> Why am I arrested? >> That's the way you say. >> Tell me right now. >> Why am I arrested? >> That's the way you say it. >> I want to hear you. Why am I arrested? >> Huh? >> Why am I already told you like five times? >> Why am I arrested? >> Why? >> What? What do you think you're being arrested for? Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, I don't want you touching me. I don't want you touching me or you. I don't want you touching me. >> Yeah, I did. I was wrong. >> Miss Officer Smith, >> you're being arrested for DWI. >> Okay. Do you have proof? >> This officer does. >> What proof? >> That's correct. Do you have anything in your mouth? >> What proof? >> Do you have anything in your mouth? >> I don't have to answer to you if I don't want to. >> Okay. What crew? >> Once the on-site inquiry was done, the officers loaded her up for the trip to the station. But if they thought the chaos was over, they were in for a rude awakening because this ride was about to turn into a mobile meltdown. >> What proof, Miss Officer Smith? >> I already told you. >> Okay. Do you have proof? >> Yes, that's why you don't. You don't. >> You don't. >> Okay. Hear me? I don't have my [ __ ] seat belt on. That's hazard. >> I just saw it on you. >> That's a hazard. If you get in a car accident, that's a hazard. You don't >> I just saw it on you. >> No, it's not on me. >> Well, then you must have taken it off. Are you stupid? Pull over. Put my [ __ ] seat belt on. >> Negative. >> That's a hazard. You arrested me for no probable cause. What did you >> my >> What are you trying to say? Bleep bleep. What did you try to say? >> Are you stupid? >> Jeez. Like your speeches. >> Okay. What was my cause? >> Jeez. >> Are you stupid? >> Yeah. >> And whenever you hear me make my name, you're going to be fine. >> Okay. >> I promise you that. I promise you that. Once you hear who my dad is, I promise you that. >> Aren't you an adult? >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Yeah. Like, >> why do you keep talking about your dad? Your dad. >> Your dad. Handle your own business. >> Handle your own business. >> You're going to be sorry. >> Handle your own business. How about that? >> How about that? I have a dad that cares about me. How about that? >> But you're an adult, though. You're an adult. Do you know that having ass? >> I do have >> I don't >> as powerful as my dad. So I'm sorry >> as powerful. >> Wow. >> My bad. My dad about me and your dad just >> I'm I'm sorry. My dad did everything for me and your dad didn't. >> Wow. Your dad did everything for you? >> Yeah. That's how it should be, right? >> Wow. >> Do you have daughters? >> Yeah. So, you're not going to do everything for your daughter. Exactly. >> You did not bring me my Miranda rights. >> That was your first sure that's on your body count. >> And you think I'm going to bring that up? >> Bring it up. >> I'll bring it up. >> See how it goes for you? >> I'll bring it up. >> See how it goes for you? >> Bring it up. >> I got the best lawyers here in Mexico. >> All right. Why? Why am I being arrested for and taken to jail for? >> Can you re >> repeat that sentence to yourself? >> Why am I being arrested for and >> tell me >> that doesn't make any sense. >> Why am I being arrested for it? Tell me. >> That doesn't make sense. >> Why does not make sense? I'm asking you a question. How does >> I don't like I don't even >> back here and I'm you. Why am I being arrested for jail? >> I've already told you and she told you. >> I told you and she told you. >> Okay. For what? >> We both told you already. >> You're not going to Nope. >> I want to hear it again. >> It sucks for you. You don't get to make demands. No effects for you when you lose your job for not reading behind her right. >> As the situation came into view, so did her breaking point. The officer, thinking the worst was behind him, was in for a rude awakening. Once reality hit, that jail time was no longer a bluff. She flipped the script, putting on a full-blown tantrum that could have earned her an award for most dramatic performance in the backseat of a patrol car. >> I'm sorry. Please help. >> Okay. right behind you. >> Okay. What am I being detained for or arrested for? I need to know. >> Come on. >> What am I being detained for? Arrest. >> No, I'm asking you guys a question. >> We've already been told this. >> Okay. >> Step out like a big girl again. >> Like an adult. Step out. >> Like I'm like an adult. I'm asking guys. Why am I being arrested for? >> Will you step out for us? >> No, I'm asking. >> Oh, we're going to have to pull you out. Let's not go there. >> For what? We're going to pull you out if you don't get out. >> Our little cameras are recording everything. So, let me know. >> We're not going to do this. >> Okay, Mr. Officer, >> don't [ __ ] me. >> The car. >> Come on. Me an adult. >> Okay. Why am I being arrested? >> Jesus. >> Okay. Do you have poop? >> Yes. >> What the wrong? >> Let me know. It's smelling on you. >> There's that. >> Yeah. Stop. >> You say you want to be treated like an adult, act like one. Well, I'm asking you as an adult >> and you imagine like a child. >> You've been told several times like I have nothing against you because you're a girl >> by him. He did not read me my Miranda, right? >> He did. I don't anymore. He arrested me. He did not. cage. >> Yeah. >> Don't push me. >> Take a seat. >> Don't elbow me in the [ __ ] mouth. Stop. Sit down. >> Sit down >> now. Oh, now you have too hard. >> What? Right. You're vile and disgusting. >> You are. >> No, not as much as yours. >> You're despicable. >> You and me. >> Same to you. >> If y'all want to cap, please. >> Hey, Smith. Listen to this. >> No, he did. >> Tell him. Tell him again. >> You did. >> Tell him. >> You arrested me for no probable cause. >> Probable what? probable cause. >> Okay. >> You did not read me my Miranda rights >> before you put me in handcuffs. >> I know my >> Oh, really? >> Oh, yeah. >> What am I being >> You have to listen to me. Okay. >> You did not read I'm about to tell you something right. Right now you're under me requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, >> you have the right to choose an additional independent test. >> I don't have to. >> If you choose to take this additional independent test, >> you have the right to a reasonable opportunity. I cannot comment >> to rent for a physician, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician or technologist who's employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice >> to perform this additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by Alban police. >> Okay. Now you're >> do you agree to take our test? >> I don't have to. >> And I'll force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident not bringing privilege for one year. Additionally, if you're convicted core of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. Do you understand? Your right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to the requirement in New Mexico to take a breath test. Do you now agree to be tested? >> I won't be tested. I don't want to. >> Okay. I can say your actions are refusal. >> Can I call my attorney? >> That's what I thought. >> Where's my purse? >> What? >> Where's my purse? That's a Gucci purse that I have in my Jeep. It probably stayed in there. I don't have it. >> Okay. Well, you guys need to get it if that gets lost. That's not you. >> I don't care about your Gucci purse. It's in your vehicle. It got towed. The vehicle's rolled up. They're like >> these [ __ ] handcuffs cuz I can't [ __ ] >> Repeat that sentence to yourself. >> I'm on my period. So, >> repeat that sentence to yourself. Get you off those handcuffs. >> Yeah, cuz I'm on my period. >> Come over here. The restroom's right here. >> At this point, any rational person might have cooled off and taken a moment to reflect on the mess that they had made. Not this brat. She still had a little chaos left in the tank and was hellbent on making sure her tantrum went out with a bang. >> Go. >> And I need my uh >> go to the restroom. >> Okay. Can you get me a tampon? >> I'll get you one. You stand over here. >> Okay. Well, I need it before. >> How am I going to go to the restroom first? >> Go back in the cage. >> I need a ton. >> Come on. Go back in the cage. >> Go back in the cage. Let's go. >> I'm not going to sit here and do this game with you. I need a tumbler, too. >> Do you have any like what are those things called? Those pads. >> Pads. >> Ma'am, do you still refuse to take a breath test? >> I don't have to if I don't want to. >> So, you don't want to? >> No, I don't want to. Sure. >> All right. You can hit the but or wait till he walks by and we'll walk. >> Let's uh let's let her get your and then we'll >> Okay. >> I need you to call my attorney. I have the right to contact my attorney. >> Okay. So, if you're going to keep doing this, >> you're not going to use the restroom. >> I told you to use the restroom. That's the only thing you're doing. >> Refuse the right for me to use the restroom. >> Okay. Well, you're going to go back in the cage. No, no, no. >> Back in the cage, then. >> Back in the cage then. >> You're not going to go to the restroom then. I need to change my tap on. >> You should have done that just now. >> No, cuz you're telling me to take whatever test. If I don't, then I don't have to. I can't use the restroom. >> How is that right? >> That was the opportunity you had to use the restroom. >> How is that right? So, you're telling me that I can't use the restroom unless I take whatever test you're telling me to. I don't have to take whatever you're telling me. >> I don't >> I need to change my tap on I need to change. >> I need to change my tap on I need to change. >> I need to change my >> I need to change my I need to change my off. >> I tried to do that for you. >> You want me to bleed all over my face? >> I tried to I tried to pull >> I need to change my >> Be quiet for a second. Listen. >> I tried to pull you out. >> Change my >> Will you listen for a second? Okay. >> I aming. >> Just be quiet then. Okay. If I pull you out, that's to let you use the restroom so you can do that. Okay. >> Are do you want to do that? >> That sounds like a yes. Well, use that time to do >> the up and get me the out of here. >> You're not going to make demands, but I'm going to accommodate you. Okay. But you need to use the restroom. Okay. All right. >> And you got that all on your camera. >> You have to go into the restroom. >> Okay. I've been asking you. >> I understand. Go ahead. >> Okay. Get me out of these. >> Go to the restroom and I will >> Okay. Where's my path? >> Go to the restroom and it's on the sink. >> Wait, wait, wait. Wait. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. What am I supposed to do? >> Just hold on. Just hang up for a second. Let go of your pinky. Wait a second. Wait a second. Nope. Turn and face me. This is the way it has to be. You have to be handcuffed. Let me see your rest. >> How am I supposed to change my way? Take that out. >> Are you stupid? I'll get a infection. >> You You have to be restrained. All like prisoners have to be restrained. >> Okay. For what? >> Because that's the policy. >> Okay. No. Tell me why. >> Because how combat it be? Why? Now change your pad. >> Tell me why. >> Change your pad. >> I can't change it like this. >> Or you're going to go back from the cage. >> I can't change my pad like this. >> Okay. So, you don't want to do that. >> Okay. What am I being arrested for? >> So, we're not going to let you change your palette. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. You're touching me for no >> Linda. Can you open the cage again? This is ridiculous. >> You're a child. >> Don't touch me. >> You are acting like a child. >> No, you're my child. >> Okay, >> we tried to do that and that's not going to go. >> Okay. >> The officer soon wrapped up her processing and just like that, an update flipped her switch. Her rugged defiance melted into quiet compliance. Let's go some paperwork. Okay. >> So, your car was going to car stop towing. >> That's their address. >> Mhm. >> Phone number. >> On the top is the police report number. >> Are you okay? I know you hate me, but >> I don't hate you, but you were rude. >> Okay. Um, in reference to your like purse, >> is a I get Okay. >> I don't hate you >> either way. So, in reference to your purse. So, we can't bring that stuff here because they don't allow it at MDC. >> Well, I'm just worried cuz it's like >> see his purse, right? Um, so the windows were rolled up, doors were locked. To get it, it's a secure place. When you get your vehicle, everything's still going to be in there. The only thing that we took was uh your phone, which is going to go with you. and your keys. Yeah. Um, you're gonna get a DWS citation because you're to be tested as far as breath. MBD is going to revoke your license. You said you already kind of know this process. You So, they're going to revoke it. >> Not personally, but I know you can like to get it back, >> right? So, they're going to revoke your license in 20 days. >> Mhm. >> You can appeal that decision, but you have to do it in writing within 10 days from today. >> This is a set of instructions on how to do that appeal. >> Okay. If you don't appeal the decision, MBD will revoke it. Okay. Um, since you're validly licensed here in New Mexico to drive, this is your temporary driver's license during that time. So, if you're going to be transporting yourself anywhere, you have to have a piece of paper with you. Okay. >> Gotcha. Okay. And as far as like getting um back cuz I know the my registration is expired. Do you think they're going to ask me like the coin place? It's yours, registered to you, so you can pick it up. Yeah. Like they have nothing to do with MBD. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. You're just claiming back your own like your property. >> Do they need like a current registration? >> No. So like it's registered to you. Uh it shows your name on here. >> Uhhuh. >> So this is the They have the same copy of this. And so when you go just present them with your license, say, "I'm here to pick up my car." >> That's it. >> Uh you have insurance on it so you can drive it away. Um couple of issues as far as the motor vehicle. So the speeding which is why you got stopped. You have to update your registration and you didn't have the registration copy with you in the vehicle. Okay. Those are things we can take care of. Those are administrative situations. Okay. Um the breath for just no sample introduced and that's it. All this is yours to keep. It'll go in your property bag. Okay. So when you get released you'll have this stuff. Okay. In the end, she was charged with aggravated DWI for refusing to submit for testing on her first offense, speeding 16 to 20 mph over the limit, battering on a police officer, and driving with an expired vehicle registration. Next up, we've got two insufferable brats whose loudmouth antics vanished the moment the law got serious. >> Do you want me to do you want me Do you want me to to hate you the way he hate me? >> No, that would be very bad. >> All right. I'm not drunk. Then that's really bad if you're not drunk. >> If you were drunk, at least we'd have an excuse for your behavior. >> I need my phone right now. >> I need my boyfriend. >> Okay. >> On April the 16th, 2023, officers were called to a hotel bar after reports came in about two women stirring up a loud and chaotic scene. And trust, they weren't just there for the drinks. >> You know Arab? >> Arab? >> You know ISIS? >> Yeah. Are you Are you ISIS? >> Kind of. >> Okay. So, what does that mean? >> What does that mean? >> That's like messed up. going to beat that. >> I promise. >> No, but he can't be asigating. He's kind of disrespecting us and then he's going to punch. He's here every Sunday. I want you going to kick ass. I will get you guys every Sunday. I will get him. >> I promise I'll beat his >> that. Please get in his >> No, baby. He's shy. >> He's shy. >> He's not working. Get in his eyes, bro. For real. I'm telling you. >> No, he don't know what's coming next Sunday. >> Guys, be careful. All right, >> you'll be careful. >> I will. Thank you. I appreciate it. Don't go back inside. >> Please, please talk to him because he can't be he can't be hitting women in >> very respectful and I appreciate that. Please take care of your friend. >> He can't be hitting woman like I get. No, I get his but he instigated the and I don't care if he's or not. >> Listen, but it's not about get it. He was shut up. >> Don't get that close though. >> Listen to me. I'm listening. >> What you did? >> Let me talk. >> What you did? >> See, now you're nice to me. Now you're nice. >> Because he put his hands on me. >> I didn't even touch him. >> You kick me out. >> Well, we're going to kick him out, too. >> You kicking me out because of a guy >> because you're screaming and you don't listen. You got to listen. >> Listen to me. Listen, please. What's your name? Listen to me. >> Sergeant Kita. >> Okay, I respect you. >> Listen to me. >> I'm listening. >> You kicking me out >> because of a guy that put his hands on me. >> Kicking you out right there. You You need to arrest that person because heing hurt her. That's That's Can you Can you not a minute ago you were very quiet? >> Shut up. Shut up. Shut up right now. You trying to play, you know? Do you want me Do you want me to to hit you the way he hit me? >> No. That would be very bad. That would be a very bad decision on your part. Very bad. >> So So you kicking me out because of kicking you out because of >> I'm kicking you out to protect you honestly >> because if you stay here, you're going to jail. >> I want to be. >> Okay. I get >> I got disrespected >> and I don't do fights. I don't I don't fight. >> So just leave. Thank you. Yes. Just leave. It's a best, >> bro. I'm telling you, PCI is a disrespectful safe because it's a disrespectful safe. >> All right, just get out before racist, bro. You're a racist. You're a bro. I'm sorry, but you're a [ __ ] You are the fact you're seeing a a whole punching her. >> He beat a whole punching her. >> Get away from me or you're going to jail. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Who are you? Okay. I'm not I'm not talking, but I'm not touching you. I'm saying my business. >> Get away from me or you will go to jail. Absolutely. >> 100% 100% trash, bro. Look at you, bro. You're trash. >> Have a beautiful day. >> Thank you. Thank you. Enjoy. >> Have a good day. >> Have a good day. >> Look at him. >> Good night. >> I love >> Take care. Have a great day. Bye. You don't like bald people. >> Good luck. Good luck with that. [Music] >> Unbelievable. >> Officer >> in a minute. Let's get rid of one problem and then we'll deal with another problem. >> Take care. After the officer tried to deescalate and walk away, these two brats had other plans. Their attitude hit a whole new level of insufferable, forcing the officer to switch tactics and apply an approach better suited for unruly drama queens. >> Get down. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Cuz you're not listening. >> Okay, I'm listening. Please let me go. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind back. I gave you so many chances. I just don't want to listen. >> Stop. Can you please stop? >> Give me your hand. >> Can you please stop down? >> Stop it. >> Why? She's going. >> Stop it. >> Stop it. >> Put your arm. >> I ain't do nothing. Stop. >> I'm telling you right now. Just put your hand on your back. >> Stop. I didn't do nothing. >> Resist. >> Can you please stop? >> Can you please stop? >> You want to get tasered? >> You're arresting me out of my permit. >> Would you like to get taser? There's >> nothing wrong. Do you like to get tasered? >> Can you please stop holding? >> Bro, can you help me? >> Bro, she didn't do anything, bro. >> Bro, she didn't do >> Please stop. >> Stop it. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> You didn't hurt me. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I got one. >> Whoa. Can you please >> Mr. Can you please >> Can you please Yo, can you help me? >> I didn't do nothing wrong. You arrested me for nothing, bro. >> I didn't do anything. Nothing. Can I please get my bro? >> I need my shoes. >> Nothing, bro. >> I need my shoes. >> You did nothing, bro. >> I need my shoes. >> She did nothing, bro. >> Okay. >> She did nothing. >> Can you please stop? >> Stop. >> Can you please? She did nothing, bro. She did nothing. We girls. >> Please. Y'all, please. >> Bro, >> get away. Get away. >> Bro, look at me. >> Get away from me. >> What did What did she do? >> What did she do? >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Wait. I need I need my bag. Please. >> I need my people. Can you What did I do? >> I'm in the front. >> I have everything. What did I do? >> Stop. >> No. I have my everything in there. Please stop. >> Yo, can you please come here? >> Stop. >> Okay. Don't Don't >> everything on it, please. >> I won't just hang out. >> Can I make a phone call? >> I need my phone. >> Can I make a phone call? >> Front parking lot just to be um >> All right, I'm here. You have to go hard on me. >> My nails hurt. >> All right, stop, >> bro. 911. >> Come on. >> Get my bag in my bag with me. What are you trying? I have to call you, bro. How am I going to get bailed out? What the >> What did you do? >> I didn't do anything. What the >> What did we do? >> I gave you guys every chance to Can you please put this up in the car at least? >> Can I get my bag? >> I need my phone and my bag. >> I want to get my bag. Get your bag. >> My bag in the street. >> Stop. My bag is the same. >> Can you grab her bag, please? >> Why am I getting arrested? >> These are your cuffs. >> Yeah. >> Can you grab her bag, please? >> Wait, what? >> What did I do? >> Well, I don't know. >> You got so much. We left. >> What did I do? We literally left. >> No, you didn't. You came back. >> You kept coming back. >> I'm sorry. The car's parked right here. >> Oh, well. Oh, you were going to drive. >> She's driving. >> You're going to drive? So, you're going to get a DUI? >> She's not going to get >> I'm not drunk. Then that's really bad if you're not drunk. If you were drunk, at least we'd have an excuse for your behavior. >> What behavior? He beating me, bro. >> He beated me, bro. >> He beated me, bro. >> Stop moving. Stand still. >> I'm sorry. I'm >> She's uh disorderly. So is she. >> You arrested us for nothing. Thank you. Yeah, you told us to leave. They left. They had to come back because we're talking to somebody and you're going to arrest us. For what reason? >> It's all on video. Don't worry about it. >> Oh, it's okay cuz I'm sure you clicked on when you were arresting us. >> I didn't do anything, bro. >> Come see. >> I need my phone. >> Okay, come see. >> I need my phone >> right now. >> I need my boyfriend. >> Okay. With the results of their belligerance laid bare for all to see, things quickly took a different turn, making it clear that playtime was over. >> Hey yo, >> can you build us up? >> Yeah. All right, Jessica, he's got something to tell you. Okay. >> Okay, >> Jessica, this time you're being trusted for property. You're not allowed back. Okay. >> All right. If you come back, you're going to be arrested. >> Yeah. All right. >> That's your vehicle. >> Um, that's her vehicle. >> It's going to be left here. We're not going to tell her. I don't understand why I'm getting arrested cuz the one >> disorderly conduct. >> I know, but we want >> We're not arguing about it. >> Hey, so he's not going to tow your vehicle. All right. So, whenever you want to come back and get it, >> okay? Whenever you want anything, >> be quiet. I got beat up. >> Be quiet. Whenever you want to come back and get it, just give the give us a call on our non-emergency line. Come back. You're going to jail for disorderly conduct. >> Can I make a call? >> No. When When can I >> You can make a call whenever you're booked in. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. >> Disorderly conduct. Hop out. In the end, both women were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. Still on the trail of insufferable brats getting humbled, here comes another entitled mess who got behind the wheel drunk, slammed into a crash, and then in a classic move, tried to pull the let me call my family card like it was some kind of magic shield. >> Your speech was slurred. Okay. And and what I see in your eyes indicate to me that you have >> That's funny because you guys haven't done anything. So, I'm going to call my family. >> Well, no, you're not. You're not going anywhere right now. Okay. >> Put your hands on your back. >> No, no, no. Stop. >> This is all stuff you >> something. She put like a I don't know what it was. >> During an evening patrol, officers responded to what seems like a routine rear end collision. But once they started piecing things together, it became clear that the crash wasn't the ugliest part of the night. The real mess was sitting behind the wheel. And the truth behind it all way messier than the accident itself. >> Hey, can I talk to you down here, please? >> Okay. Thank you so much. Are these all your are these all your bags? Yes. >> Oh, okay. We We're just going to go right here. >> Okay. >> Hey, um I know you told your story to those officers already. Would you mind telling me again what what you remember happening? >> I literally was at the stop sign right here and got rear ended. I was about to make a left. >> So, you were stopped in traffic like going to make a left here on this street. >> Slammed in me. >> Okay. Do you know which car hit you? >> The car. Like I don't know what uh the car in front here. Not this Kia. The one in front. >> The car in front of it. Yeah. Okay. And are you injured at all? I don't I feel like I'm, you know, like just >> You think you're worked up? >> Yeah, >> maybe. >> Were you wearing your seat belt? >> Yes, of course. >> And did your air brakes go off? >> No. >> Okay. >> But I I just I don't know yet. But I'm I am shooken up and I don't know. >> Yeah. Or at least you don't have any physical injuries. I mean, you may you may experience some pain later cuz usually, you know, the shock of a an accident maybe like tomorrow you might feel some type. >> And I've been in a wreck before that's been my fault and shattered my arm with my airbag. So, I kind of know that feeling, but >> I feel like I'm just so angry right now because like I'm I'm very grateful that everybody's okay, but God forbid like a child in the car or a baby. Like, I just don't know. And I'm >> No, I totally understand. So, did the fire department look at you when they came out? >> No, I I didn't sign anything. >> Okay. You didn't need them to you felt you didn't need them to look at you or anything? >> No, they didn't offer either. >> So, >> Okay. You don't feel you need to be checked? >> Not right now. You know, I can't promise within the next 24 hours I might be different. You can always go see your own doctor, too. Yeah. Or go to the emergency room or whatever. >> Did he take a breathalyzer? >> Who's that? >> The the I mean, in my opinion, the driver that caused this. >> No. Well, so let me explain something to you. F first. Um, with DUIs in the state of Florida, um, we can't immediately administer a breathalyzer to somebody. We have to actually conduct an investigation beforehand. Okay? So, the officers that have um done this traffic crash investigation um are done with the investigation and they've called me. I'm a DUI investigator and they're concerned maybe you have been drinking tonight. Okay. >> Can we just do a breathalyzer? >> Well, like I said just a minute ago, it's it's that's not how it works in Florida. We actually have to do the investigation to determine whether or not >> I honestly feel like I that's because I gave them a hard time. So, >> and you know what? And if that's the case, then you didn't give me a hard time. So there we I don't have any ill feelings about you know what I mean? Like it's not >> I mean I just I I'm I feel very passionately about this and I would never make I just I feel like I would never make that decision. I did have a I drank with my coworker at 5:00 p.m. but that was the last drink I had. And I make a conscious effort >> at 5 was the last time you had a drink. And how many drinks did you have? >> Two sangrias. >> Okay. >> And that was it. And then we went shopping in High Park. >> Okay. >> And I was on my way home. >> Okay. Okay. Um, the law tells me I have to read you your rights. Okay? And I know for some people that seems scary, >> the Miranda rights, >> but but it's not because it doesn't mean you're under arrest. Okay? There's a lot of like, "Oh, I saw this on TV and this means I'm under arrest." Not true. Okay. You're not under arrest. Okay. Are you willing to answer questions or make a statement without an attorney being present? >> Uh, I don't know. >> Listen, you can decide as you go if you want. I mean, you don't have to tell me yes or no. Now, it's totally up to you. I'm trying to be as cooperative as possible, but if I am injured, I don't want to >> I totally understand. I totally understand. And I tell you what, even to make you feel a little bit more comfortable, I won't even ask you any questions, okay? Just to circumvent this whole you making a statement thing. Okay. But what I would like to do is just take a look at your check your eyes. Sure. Okay. >> Um, now you already told me you're not you don't have any physical injuries. You don't feel like you're severely injured right now. Do you have any medical problems? Taking any medications for anything? Um, I take I take anti-depressants. I'm on birth control. I'm on aderall. >> Any problems with your eyes? >> No, I should wear glasses at night, but I'm getting my prescription right now. So, >> okay. I'm actually going to have you stand right over here and look at me this way cuz I don't want you looking at the traffic. Um, can you put your feet together and then arm straight down to your side? Now, I have to shine a light towards your towards your eyes while I do this. I'm try not going to um try not going to blind you, but can you move your hair back? >> Yep. >> All right. All right. You see the red light here? What I want you to do is follow that red light with your eyes, but keep your head still. Okay. Now, I'm going to move it back and forth quite a few times. This takes a little while to do. If you have to blink, that's that's totally fine. You can blink. Okay. >> The lady quickly realized that she was now kneedeep in trouble with officers piecing together the case in a way that spelled bad news. No matter how she spun it. But instead of playing it smart, she doubled down. And what she did next flipped a tense situation into a full-blown mess, dragging herself even deeper into the chaos. It's all part of the standardized field soiety exercises. Okay. I >> feel like I'm so nervous right now. This I feel like I didn't even pause this and I'm the one like under screw. >> And you know what? And and and that may be the case even if you didn't cause it. Um I I feel where you're coming from and I'm sorry you feel nervous. Whatever I can do to help alleviate that, I will. Um but I do want to ask you to, you know, I would like you to perform the the exercises. Um those are pretty big heels. So, um, I'll give you the option. You can, if you feel very, very comfortable walking in those. You can listen to my instructions and decide whether or not you want to do it with or without them on. >> Like, that's I just can I like, do I have to do this right now? >> Well, there's no penalty for refusing them. But I have to tell you, if you refuse to do the field soiety exercises, you force me to make a decision either to arrest you or not arrest you based on what I've seen so far. >> Okay. I want to talk to my family. >> Well, making a phone call right now is not an option. Okay. This is you're an adult. This is a decision that you have to make. I will I will talk to you and explain everything to you that you want to know as far as the law is concerned. >> That's I didn't cause this. >> Well, that doesn't matter in this. >> It does because I feel like I'm be I'm being put in a position right now to prove something that I didn't I didn't create. >> Well, I'm not saying that you you caused the accident at all. That I'm not saying that. I'm not accusing you of causing the accident. No. And you're not letting me call my family and ask them what I should do right now with or without a lawyer present. >> Well, listen. Listen to what Listen. >> I'm asking No. Yes or no? >> Yeah. I don't want you to call your family right now. No. >> Why? >> No. Because I'm in the middle of an investigation. Okay. And you're adult. You can make your >> Yeah. I don't care. I'm I'm telling you what's going to accommodate my needs to make me feel most comfortable. >> Well, unfortunately, that's not an option right now. Okay. Let me explain to you again where I'm coming from. Okay. And and uh this is this is my observations on you so far is I can smell alcohol. Um you have watering blood eyes. >> Yeah. Because I'm about to start crying. >> Your speech is slurred. Okay. And and what I see in your eyes indicate to me that you have >> That's funny because you guys haven't done anything of that nature to anybody else who's been hit. I haven't seen you run a test on. So I'm going to call my family. >> Well, no, you're not you're not going anywhere right now. Okay. Put your hands on your back. >> No. No. No. Stop. Why are you doing that? >> Why are you doing that? Why are you doing that? Why are you doing that? >> Why are you doing that? >> Why you doing that? >> Grab her right arm. Grab her right arm. >> Call my family. >> I can't call my family. Calm down. >> I can't call my family. >> Calm down. Why you >> I can't call my family. >> Mommy, you're under arrest. Will you grab Someone grab her phone? >> Why would you not let me call my family? >> That's not an option right now. >> Why? Why? >> Yeah, my brother's ATF me. He's been on the phone the whole time. >> That's fine. >> Yeah, it is fine. And you know what? What you did was not fine. You wouldn't let me call my family and that's not okay. >> Let me lock these cups before we get >> I didn't do anything. This person who caused this wreck, >> it should be open. >> Go ahead. Okay. See, >> we got her. Grab her phone. >> I got it. >> After securely tucking her away, the officers turned their attention to the crash scene. But what they found wasn't just twisted metal and shattered glass. It opened a whole new chapter. One that added layers of questions, raised eyebrows, and made it clear this wasn't just a routine fender bender. This is all her stuff. >> Something she put like a I don't know what it was. >> It was under his air. >> Bottle of champagne. >> Yes. >> Hey guys, let's not let's not argue about it. It doesn't >> cause of the cross doesn't matter. >> You go. >> That's enough. We'll get away. >> Time to leave. Go ahead. No. Hey, you're you're you're going to end up >> Yes, ma'am. I'm talking to you. Yes, ma'am. >> Smells it. Just take a peek in there. See if you see any like containers or anything. >> She said she There's a cup right there. She said she dumped this cup. >> What? Where's the cup? >> A white cup over there. She said she >> dumped that out. >> Okay. There's a PH right here as well. >> Would explain her dilated pupils. >> Sure. >> Yeah, it could be. I don't know. It could be vape. Who knows? >> I'm not leaving. >> All right. >> Hey, who was driving the silver Ford? >> You were driving? >> Um, >> you injured at all? >> Are you injured at all? >> I don't know. I'm just really nervous. Like I just can't stop shaking. >> Did he FaceTime me? >> Was she in the car with you? >> FaceTime him. >> No, this is my mom. >> Was anybody in the car with you? >> Um, it was two people in the car with me, but they left. >> Were they injured at all? >> Um, they weren't injured. >> Thank you. >> First, >> I took the uh Nah, he can have it. I took credit card out of it. Were you injured at all? >> So, I got a I got a burn here. >> Burn from this uh airbag? >> Yeah. >> Airbag burn. The seat belt mark here. >> My neck is a little bit hurt, but it's not a big deal. Shore neck. >> Yeah. >> Okay, we're out of here. >> Huh? >> I got hers. Yeah, we got we got everything. We can go. >> Armed with this fresh batch of information, the officers decided it was time to move her in for processing. But just when they thought the worst was over, the ride to the station turned into a fresh storm full of drama no one saw coming. We're going down to the jail. I'm going to ask you to do a breath test. Are you willing to do that? >> No. >> Okay. >> I have to read you something since you said you didn't want to take the breath test. Okay. It involves what happens to your driver's license. Ma'am, officer department, I am now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you take the test I'm requesting? >> No. >> Okay. If you refuse to take the test I have requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for a first refusal or 18 months if your driving privilege has been previously suspended or if you have been previously fined under Florida statute 327.35215 for refusing to submit to a lawful test of your breath, urine, or blood. Do you understand what I've just read to you? >> No, I want a lawyer present. >> Okay. Do you understand what I just read to you? No. >> What do you not understand? >> All of it. I want a lawyer present for all of this. >> I understand and I'll I'll get to that in just a second. But I >> I don't understand it. And I want a lawyer. >> Well, explain to me what you don't understand. >> All of it. And I want a lawyer present. Point blank. Hear you. >> Okay, that's fine. And you'll be able to call your lawyer here in a minute, but I need to make sure you understand what I just read to you. >> No, I don't understand it because I should not be in the back of the car right now or arrested for wanting to talk to a member of my family. >> That has nothing to do with you >> attorney. That has nothing to do with you understanding. My attorney >> has nothing to do with you understanding what I just read. >> I don't understand it. >> You want me to read it again? >> Nope. I want an attorney. >> So, what this is saying is if you refuse the breath test, your license is going to be suspended for one year. >> Okay. And I'm going to challenge that. >> Do you understand that? Nope. >> You don't understand that your license is going to be suspended for one year. Why not? >> Because I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, that can be your defense. That's fine. What I'm telling you is >> you're saying what the law is. You're not saying it's immediately that is what is going to an effect. That is a chance that I'm willing to take if I'm not taking you. >> Um that's not how it works. What happens is if you refuse the breath test, um your license gets suspended immediately. >> Why? >> Because that's what the law is. >> That's weird. But >> I didn't I didn't make the law up. I'm just telling you what it is. >> Yeah. I actually know the law though and my boyfriend that didn't happen to him. So that's fine. So, you understand it's going to be suspended for a year if you don't take the breath test. >> I'm not accepting that. I want my attorney present. Point blank. Period. >> That's it. I want my attorney present. >> Okay. So, I got to read you this part about your attorney. Okay. >> And it would be great if you guys could just make things a little bit more comfortable. I did not do anything wrong. Okay. I got rear ended tonight. >> Okay. Your right to remain silent has nothing to do with taking the approved chemical tests for the purpose of determining the alcohol and content of your blood. Also, your right to having a lawyer present before you make any statement and during any questioning has nothing to do with approved chemical test for the purpose of determining the alcohol and or content of of your blood. Your right to not answer questions has nothing to do with such approved chemical tests. >> Yeah, it does. And I'm not going to do anything without my lawyer present. >> Okay. You guys made things hard for me. I'm gonna make things hard for you. I don't know what to tell you. >> This isn't hard for me. >> Is it not? Because I literally got rear ended tonight. My boyfriend's Maserati. My mom's been in the hospital for the 12 past 18 weeks. >> And like I just >> Yeah. Unfortunately, it happens when you drink and drive. >> I don't drink and drive. The last drink I had, I told that officer with 5:00 p.m. I have no problem admitting that. Told what officer? >> The officer I spoke to first. The one who arrested me. >> Do you not know his name? >> You actually I just asked that because that's what you told me too, but you forgot that you told me. >> Was it the same or are you the same guy? >> All right, I think we'll get you out in a minute. [Music] Do you have anything on your pokey stick or anything like that? I got a pet shop. >> Nothing hidden in your prawl. Nothing like that. >> In the end, she was charged with driving under the influence, resulting in property damage or personal injury, along with resisting an officer without violence. Although she got exactly what was coming to her. Up next is a brat who clearly didn't learn a thing. Pulling the same tired stunts even after catching charges the first time around. >> Sir, but my dad is county attorney. >> Well, that's fine. >> And he's going to literally lock you up. >> But I need your your license. Okay. >> There's my Louis Vuitton. >> No, I need your license. >> Are you still on probation? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Officers on evening patrol working to keep the highway safe initiated a routine traffic stop after spotting several driving violations. What they didn't expect was that this would be anything but routine because the driver behind the wheel was about to turn a simple stop into a full-blown circus. >> Currently still traveling northbound on Can I get another unit? >> Is your car parked, ma'am? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You mind stepping out of the vehicle for me? >> Yeah. >> Go and step out for me. >> Why? >> Go and step out for me. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> You haven't had anything to drink at all tonight? No, >> sir. >> Okay. Well, go and step out for me real quick. Where you coming from? Uh by the bars. I'm I just turned 21. >> So you >> I'm 21. >> So you're coming from the bars area? >> Uhhuh. Yeah. >> You know where you are right now, right? >> Yeah. I'm by like the ghetto side. >> Yeah. The bars are on the 100 block of >> No, I was coming this way cuz my friend lives this way. >> No, you're going southbound. >> I'm sorry, sir, but I was coming this way. Listen >> to me. Okay, go ahead and hand me your license. Okay. Is there anybody else in the vehicle with you or is it just you? >> Yes, sir. But my dad is county attorney. >> Well, that's fine. and he's going to literally lock you up. >> Okay, that's fine. He can lock me up. Okay, that's fine. >> It's not cuz you're Mexican. >> I'm not I'm not Hispanic. >> I'm not >> I'm not Hispanic. >> You look Spanish. >> Well, I'm not Spanish. >> Well, you look it. >> Well, that that's fine. I can look Spanish, but I need your your license. Okay. >> Where's my Louis Vuitton? >> I No, I need your license. All right. And the reason for the stop is cuz you failed to maintain signal lane. Okay. You also made the U-turn up here without signaling intent and you were in the far right lane. Were you aware of that? >> No. >> Yes. >> Say it one more time. >> And then you made the U-turn without signaling that you're making >> Am I supposed to wear face mask right now since I'm by you? >> Do you have your license? >> Yes, sir. >> Well, I kind of needed that now. >> No. One second. Wait. >> Listen. >> You're prolonging the stop. Okay. I need to I need to get this out of here quick, fast, and hurry. Okay, >> dude. The thing is, >> how much have you had to drink tonight? >> Zero. You haven't had anything to drink at all tonight? Nothing. Okay. You haven't had anything to smoke or any kind of You haven't done any kind of narcotics. >> Okay. >> It's nicotine. >> I still need your license. >> 21. >> Give me one second. >> You should date my mom. >> Miss, you mind stepping out the vehicle for me and talking to me? >> A >> Would you mind doing a standardized sobriety test for me? >> Yes, sir. >> You will do this? >> But but my thing didn't come up or what? >> Well, I'm asking you. Are you going to do the standardized spy test for me? >> Why? >> Because I told you. Okay. >> You're intoxicated. >> No. Why did you stop me? >> I told you why I wanted to. I stopped you. Yes, I did. Okay. So, I'm going to tell you again. Okay. I'm going to tell you again why I stopped you. Okay. Fail to maintain single lane. Okay. That was one. >> You made a U-turn from the far right lane. Okay. Going back northbound. >> No more. >> You didn't signal intent. Okay. And then when you came into here, >> I have to signal. >> Listen, listen, listen. When you came into this parking lot here, >> I'm trying to listen. >> You hit that post. Okay. No, I didn't. >> You did hit the post. I was watching you. >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. So, again, are you going to do Listen, are you going to do the stand test? Yes or no? >> Are you going to do the stand test? Okay. We're going to go right over here. >> Okay. Can I have your phone real quick? >> No, sir. I can put it up. >> Well, that's fine. Put it in the car. >> Excuse me. >> All right. Come on. I need you to don't Well, okay. Look, we're done. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Wait, I want >> No, put your hands behind your back. >> Hands are jewel. >> I told you. I'm not here on your time. I'm on my We're working right now. We're trying to get get everything taken care of. Trying to keep the citizens of the city safe. Okay. >> Okay. >> And by you over here doing with your actions. Listen, you're going to jail. >> What? Wait, can I call my daddy? >> You'll get an opportunity to call him once you get to county jail. >> Please. No. Looks very mean. >> I've tried to give you an opportunity. Okay. >> I didn't take you seriously until now. >> Oh, I wasn't serious when I told when I pulled up behind you and my lights were on. >> No. >> Okay. So, it's all a joke until the handcuffs come out. Hi. >> No, it's it's a joke until like >> it's it's a so it's a joke. Okay. >> No, it's not. >> So, me wearing this uniform and telling you the reason I'm stopping you is is a joke? >> No. >> And that you could have you could have people tonight? That's a joke. Okay. Do you have anything on your person that's going to hurt me, poke me, stick me, and it will be it'll be additional charge. Okay. >> Please don't do this to me. >> Okay. I tried to give you the opportunity. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I wasn't serious. >> Seeing how serious the officers were, the lady realized her window to wiggle out was shrinking fast. So, she made her move. What she did next wouldn't just escalate the situation. It cranked the chaos up to a whole new level. >> Please. >> It's We're past that point. Okay. So tonight you're under as ahead. What's your name? >> What the is your name? >> 104. Thank you, ma'am. >> What's your name? >> All right, look. >> What's your name? >> Listen, I will tell you my name once we get you in the back of the car. >> Give me the your name. My car is recording. My stepdad is the It's okay. I'm recording as well. >> Okay. What's your name then? >> Go ahead and have a seat in the back of the vehicle. >> No. What's your name? Get in the car. What's your name? >> Get up and get in the car. Stop. >> What's your name >> again? My name is Officer Cobbs and I'm with the police department name. >> He just told you. >> No, he didn't. Officer CS again. Officer name. Officer Cobbs with this >> police department. Oh, mother. >> Stop. >> She fighting some. >> No, that's >> Look, I'm done with this. >> I don't like this black cop. Black lives smatter my ass. >> Stop fighting. I'mma tase you. Stop fighting. I'mma tase you. >> This is why so the black cops can tase you. >> Do you understand? Hit me one more time. Listen. Hit me one more time and I'mma tase you. >> Do it. I thing in my car and theying everything. >> I'm recording everything as well. >> Know who you are. >> That's fine. You know who I am. >> Yeah, you're a piece of >> It's okay. That's fine. We'll play that game. >> Turn back around. Put your hands back behind you. >> No, I don't want him. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Oh my god. >> My leg. >> I feel my dad. >> That's fine. You No, that No, that's fine. We're We're done playing these games. Okay. You just kick me. You punched me in the face. Okay. And this is for our safety. Okay. You kick me one more time. >> You have one. >> I got one in my car. >> Yeah, I'm we're good here. >> All right. She got it. >> Yeah, we're good. If she moves, listen, just so you know, >> if you kick me one more time, I will tase you. >> If you kick me one more time, I will tase you again. >> Understand? >> Dude, just go yourself already. >> Nobody cares about >> She's Oh, we're about to get it. She's kicked me four about three or four times. She She slipped the cuff and punched me in the face. Okay. So, just so you're aware now, you also being arrested for a public servant. Do you understand? You're under arrest. Listen. >> Hurry up. Are you hurt? >> You're under arrest for a public servant and driving while I'm intoxicated. >> Hurry up and get me where you need to get me. >> We'll get there soon. >> Jesus Christ, you hurt me. >> All right, I got it. George, the person that all these people. >> What are you talking about? >> Black car. Don't tell >> I'm a black I am a black officer. >> I am black, too. I'm half black. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, >> what's that got to do with anything right now? >> It has to do with George Floyd. >> Yep. I can get myself answered. >> Oh, that's fine. >> You stupid piece of >> Can you grab that? Okay. >> No, but stop touching me. >> Well, no, because you've already you've already me. >> No, I haven't. How? Show me. Tell me the way. >> Well, when you go to court, you can see it. How about that? Okay, >> sounds good. You piece of >> Yep, that's right. >> Oh, hell. >> I will drop it. >> All right. Um, >> I just thought about that. I have to get >> I'm going to toss it in real quick here. You going to tow it? >> Yep. It's going to get towed. >> All right, I'll release your friend. >> All right. Is that somebody here? Is that family? >> Friends of purpose. She just showed up. I stopped her before. >> I know. If it's not family, I'm not going to release it. She's there. >> You okay with that? She hit that post. >> Yeah, she hit the post. She pulled in. That's why she wasn't stopping. She made the So, I was following her here. >> Oh, yeah. She's like, "Yeah, she slipped the cuff and wow, she bit." >> More officers arrived on the scene, but instead of deescalating things, their presence seemed to fuel her fire. The brat was not about to bend. She'd rather break. >> Saying she's the one who bit uh Sergeant, and she tried to bite him again. You pulled up as I was driveing her. You assume this is for her? >> Yes. >> Hey, before I get out, we have to put one arm mask over that. Okay. >> Uhoh. >> We're going to pull you up. Okay. I'm going to pull you up. [Music] >> Okay. >> Wait. What about my >> I need to put your mask on. Yeah, I'm I'm going to follow you guys uh right behind you guys if you guys have any issues. >> You guys are just hit your lights. >> We probably need some >> normal. He's like >> he's got a baby cop. [Music] She just did the DWI assault on the P server uh resistive arrest search and transport. That should be it. your phone. >> I need her in. She said no to both, right? >> Yes. >> We need to put her in. >> Okay. Let's see. I put it over there. >> I got to read this paperwork to you. Okay. You'll be asked to give a specimen of your breath in or blood. The specimen will be analyzed to determine the alcohol concentration or the presence of a controlled substance, drug, dangerous drug, or other substance in your body. I'm requesting a breath sample. Are you going to give me a breath sample? Okay. Give me one second. Okay. And I'll get some uh officers out here. I got to get an officer down here that can do that for you. Okay. It it shouldn't >> How long can I go home? >> It shouldn't take too long. So, this is what's going to happen. You're going to have to do this. All right. You got to see the judge more likely. Okay. These guys are the ones who tell you when to judge. >> Yeah. >> Too long here till the morning. >> I know. Just give me a couple minutes. All right. I'll get an officer down here. Okay. It shouldn't take him too long. >> Yes, ma'am. It shouldn't take too long to get an officer down here to do the breath sample. Okay. >> In the end, she was arrested and hit with charges for DUI, resisting arrest, and a police officer. That evening may have wrapped up by the book for the officers, but the lesson clearly didn't stick. Fast forward 3 years later, and guess who popped up again? Caught on body cam trying to flee the scene after plowing into another vehicle. Some brats don't just learn the hard way. They make it a lifestyle. >> That accident is still over here. You can't leave your car. Come on. You can't leave your car. >> Okay, let's go back over. >> She's doing over 65 down this street. Okay, we'll take care of it. I >> bet you were stop. >> Okay, come over here and talk to me. >> Watch your dog. >> Wait, I know your dog is about to run off again. >> So, we can just close the door so he can so he doesn't run off. Okay. >> Oh my gosh. >> Okay. >> All right. What happened? >> Take a breath. All I know is I started freaking out as soon as Lilo started freaking out and I wasn't really paying much attention to the road. >> Okay. >> And um until like it's okay. It's okay. There wasn't much like attention >> until Lilo started like pancing like that >> and then I started freaking out and I didn't mean for it to be like that. >> Okay. Where were you coming from? >> My house over there. >> Okay. Where were you going too? >> Stripes. >> Stripes. >> Okay. >> Have you had anything to drink this morning? Do you have any kind of medical conditions that what what medical conditions do you have? >> Okay. >> I don't know. But it just freaks me out whenever my dogs freaking come out like that. >> Okay. >> It's okay. >> You mind looking at me real quick? Just making sure like you don't you didn't get a head or anything to the face. >> It was like airbag and I was this. >> Okay. You had your seatelt on and everything? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your driver's license? I see it. >> It's okay. >> Oh, please. >> Okay. So, you you were driving from your house the stripes. Your dog started freaking out and then what happened? >> We've been in a wreck before. So, >> uh we both kind of came here like it just kind of happened once. >> Okay. Oh [ __ ] I'm sorry. >> And did he get out of the car? Is that why you were >> She I started freaking out. Yeah, because she because it was like >> everyone it just all happened at once almost like that every I don't really know how to explain it, but like everybody start like was watching us. >> Yeah. >> And um Yeah. >> So I have an ambulance in route for somebody else. Do you want them to check you out? Make sure you're okay since you hit your head and all that. >> Do you think I You >> That's up to you. That's up I don't know. That's >> I'll be okay. And you haven't had anything to drink? Nothing at all. You don't Do you drink at all? When was the last time you had anything to drink? >> Like 4 in the morning. >> This morning? >> What did you have to drink this morning? >> Um, and how much do you know? Like one beer. >> One beer at 4:00 this morning. >> Mhm. >> Were you drinking all night long? >> Yeah. >> So you woke up at 4 and started drinking? >> Yeah. >> Why? >> Because I know >> Okay. It's kind of >> Are you Are you still on probation? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you still on a monitor or anything like that or were you ever? >> I was. >> When did you get off of that? Um 2023. >> So just this year. >> The beginning of the year. No. >> Uh the beginning of the year. >> Beginning of the year. Okay. >> So if I asked you if would you consent to do a field sobriety testing? >> Field sobriety test to see if you were intoxicated. You consent to doing that? >> Sorry. I'm like what? I'm asking you, are you would you consent to do a field sobriety test? >> She agreed to take the field sobriety test, but with each step that she took, the officers exchanged look. It was all they needed to see. From there, things moved quickly and before she knew it, she was learning a hard lesson the hard way. >> I'm going to get the phone number for you and I'm going to have you call whoever it is to come pick up your come pick up your dog, okay? Cuz you are going to be placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay. Okay. So, if you'll walk with me and I'll let you get the the phone number to your dog. >> Mama, baby, I'm sorry. >> What's the number, sweetie? >> Is it on their tag for the phone number? >> The right one. >> Do you know a number that someone can call? >> Should be my ex-boyfriend. >> Your ex? What's his name? >> Chris. Chris. Okay. [Applause] Be okay, baby. I'm sorry. >> Nothing. >> No, ma'am. >> Is there anybody else that you can think about the top of your head? >> Honestly, he lives down the street. Like, I look down the street. Is there any possible way that we can drive by there and I can tell him, "Hey, this is what's happening." I can see if I can send an officer over there to see if you can come come do it. But so right now we're close the door. I'm going to get you get you put in the back. Okay. >> Yeah. We're I'm going to try and find someone. If not, we'll see what we can do. Okay. We'll see what we can do. I appreciate you being very cooperative. Okay. Watch your hand. You don't have anything on you here. Sit right in front of it for me. Step right here. Right there. Perfect. You got to search for in the front. Okay. Okay. This side for me. Okay. The other side towards the Yeah. Perfect. Thank you. >> Sorry. >> You're okay. It's okay. I just don't want you to go to the other side and get trapped. Okay, >> it's gonna be okay. >> I'll I'll find someone to come. If anything, we'll see what we can do for your dog. Okay, don't worry. [Music] All right, I'm going to read this to you. Okay. Um, it's your statutory warning. Okay. Um, I'm going to read it. Just listen. Okay. I'm going to read it word for word. It's been kind of confusing and kind of long. Okay. All right. Are you consenting to either do breath or blood? Which one? >> Well, you have to answer. I can't I can't tell you which one which which kind you want. You want to do breath or blood? >> Breath. >> Breath. Okay. >> After wrapping up the onseen formalities, the officers transported her to the station just to double down and verify beyond a shadow of doubt everything they already suspected. Did he let you know that your mom is going to come get your dog? Okay. I thought I had my jewel. >> I didn't find anything on you. >> Okay. >> Was it in your pocket >> or was it in like your shorts? >> I was just pocket. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I didn't know I was like I search this. Hi Tory. >> Dude, what the did you do now? Come here. >> Right there. Stop. Perfect. >> What did you do? >> Okay. >> What's your guy name? >> What's his name? All right. We're go there. You go to the bathroom right now. Okay. Yeah. We'll we'll go to the bathroom. Here. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Go ahead and have a seat right there. >> All right. So, this officer tells me that you're willing to provide a breast specimen. Is that correct? Okay. So, there's some things that I need to know. One, do you have anything in your mouth right now? gum, tobacco, anything like that. Okay. Two, I have to observe you for 15 minutes. That's to let any residual alcohol that may be in your mouth evaporate before we do this test so that it is in a u >> an acceptable. Yeah. Okay. Um, so while I'm doing that 15minute observation period, which hasn't started yet, I'll let you know when it starts. You cannot put your hand near your mouth. If you belge or anything like that, I have to start the 15 minutes over again. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, if so, if you were to vomit or have a real deep down burp because that's coming up from your stomach, it could put residual alcohol in your mouth. So, I have to start all over again. Okay. Um, do you have any questions? >> No. Okay. So, >> okay. I've started the 15 minutes. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Last time I brought her in, she's >> me in the face. That was fun. So, yeah. The last time she's being very, very polite today, though. So, it was kind of nice. It was refreshing. >> I was running for the soccer field. >> So, was her car disabled or she just stayed? >> It was disabled. >> In the end, she faced fresh charges for DUI involving property damage. Next up is a case of a brat who clearly thought flexing on the officer would somehow smooth things over. >> And actually, I live in a $3 million house down the street. You guys are just jealous, too, cuz you guys make like $12 an hour. On the 24th of November 2022, a 38-year-old woman was caught speeding recklessly on her way to a Thanksgiving event. >> It's freaking Thanksgiving. I just got a divorce. My [ __ ] daughter's not with me. >> Can you step out the car, please? >> What in the is this? I'm trying to get home. >> Step out the car, please. >> Moments before this, the woman had allegedly fled another traffic stop. Because of this, the officers had to detain her, which she wasn't too happy about. >> Yes, sir. What? No. No. What are you doing? >> Are you kidding me? >> Somebody come to the car for you. >> No. I don't have anybody. >> You guys, please don't. I just got a divorce. I'm trying to move. Please don't do this. >> What are you doing? >> Realizing the situation she had just put herself in, the woman attempted to make the officer feel pity for her in order to avoid trouble. You realize what you did though? >> I'm trying to get to my neighborhood. Seriously, guys, I just got a divorce from the most evil man ever. I'm moving in like a 2 days. I need to get off this island. Please. I really I'm sorry. I just >> killed one of these people running. You know that? >> No, I did not. >> You could have killed >> I didn't wasn't anywhere near them. They told me to beat the people over here. Seeing that her tactic didn't work, she basically said, "Effort." and began causing a scene. >> I'll take care of the people. Just um take >> They're arresting me for >> Please let me out. Please let me out. I live in a $3 million house right down the street and he won't let me out my neighborhood. Let me get your pepper spray. Yep. >> If you do that, I'm going to pepper spray you. You got >> I mean, I >> I'm going to pepper spray. This isn't going to get you out of this. >> Help me though. This is hard. Look at my arms. >> Hey, ma'am. >> Look, you're killing me. >> You're killing me. >> This is so tight. I'm a resident of this neighborhood. I'm >> going to adjust it for you. >> I'm a resident of this neighborhood. Can I stand up? >> No. Turn around. >> If you want me to adjust it for you, got to come. [Applause] >> Oh my god. >> Noticing that the situation was quickly spiraling out of control, the officers decided to use pepper spray. I am making a seat. This is my neighborhood. I'm facial resident. I live in a $3 million house. These [ __ ] >> No, you did not. >> Back in the car now. Back in the car. >> Get back in the car. >> Up until this point, the woman has mentioned her wealth numerous times. It's almost as if she believes having money means that she's above the law. As she will quickly learn, that is far from the case. >> You guys having fun this morning? Did I give you guys a whole bunch of entertainment today so you guys can all like huddle around and talk about the crazy white woman that you pepper sprayed on Thanksgiving cuz you guys are pieces of [ __ ] I can't wait to take you guys to court after I blast you all over social media for taking down the white woman on Thanksgiving during the turkey trot with pepper spray like pieces of [ __ ] you guys are. Yeah. And actually, I live in a $3 million house down the street. Yeah, you guys are just jealous, too, cuz you guys make like $12 an hour. I cannot wait to take this to court and put it all over the internet. Maybe if you um actually like, I don't know, worried about crime, like it would be a safer like town. Instead, we have bums creeping all over downtown and and and you guys don't give a [ __ ] You want to arrest the white woman in her neighborhood because um you didn't like the way she was driving during a turkey trot. You're just cranky as because you have to work today and you probably just want to sit around and eat a bunch of turkey, huh? >> In the end, she was charged with two counts of felony fleeing and one count of resisting arrest. Next, we head to the case of a brat who thought her wallet was a weapon, boldly threatening to sue the police and the entire county. >> Shut up because I'm money, baby. We're going to sue the state of Claremont County. >> This is Cara Fueler, whose boyfriend was found passed out in his car on the 25th of February, 2023. Police were called to the scene when people noticed that the drunk man had fallen asleep with his foot on the gas. Concerned for the man, the police went up to check on him. >> Take your foot off the gas. You go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. All right. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> You need a Mac to respond. >> Did you realize when I I approached you, I knocked that window multiple times, dude. You were not going to hear anything. I'm >> tired, dude. >> You were passed out with your foot on the pedal and the gas accelerating. Do you realize what could have happened here? >> Smoked any weed today? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. >> Earlier. >> Yeah. When's the last time? >> Earlier. Odd. It smells like girlfriend. >> Is that white ball yours, too? >> No, that's my girlfriend. >> Girlfriend's. >> She's She's in there. >> After flat out admitting to the officers that he did, the man also mentioned that the vehicle was registered to his girlfriend who was still inside the bar. As it would soon turn out, it was actually the girlfriend who would go on to make the situation turn from casual to crazy really quickly. >> Oh my god. What the going on? That's my car. >> Okay. Well, here I'll >> What the are you doing? >> You need to calm down. >> No, you need to get the out of my car. >> Arrest. You want to be >> For what? >> Then talk. >> You got to record this right now. >> Okay. >> What the For what? >> Record this right now. I did literally nothing. >> No. Why the [Music] >> what? >> What the Why are they in searching my car? >> This is life. >> You have to search. >> Because your boyfriend was passed out in a car and he was wait >> for what? >> He passed out. >> For what? >> He was in a driver's seat. For what? >> Drunk driving. >> Are you [ __ ] me right now? >> No, he's he's in the cruiser. >> He had his foot on the gas completely pass. >> What are you What are you talking about? Why are you in my car? >> Cuz he was in the car, his operating car, and he's out on >> Where's the Where's the security footage? Even though her boyfriend had just confessed to drunk driving, Cara still continues to argue with the cops in an attempt to stop them searching her vehicle. >> You do not have my car to start. That's my car with you and I'm >> and I'm being caught with you too right now. >> You do not for what? What are you going to arrest me for? We are going to arrest for >> constructing official business official business to search the car >> for what? >> For the marijuana. >> Show me that right now with the open container. >> Show me that. Show me the law. Pull it up on the web right now. Pull it up and I'll be I'll be calm. >> Okay, >> I'll walk away. >> The marijuana is in the car. There's two bags of marijuana. >> Marijuana? >> Yes. >> And cuz he's drinking and driving. The car is going to be towed. There's an open container. >> Where is the law that you have the right to search my car? >> I just explained that to you. Okay. I just explained everything to you. There's no if ends or buts. I'm not going to keep arguing with you. And if you're going to continue to be like this, you're going to be placed under arrest for >> Well, I'm going to get my belongings out of my goddamn car. You can do that once we're done. All right. >> Go ahead. You can search all my [ __ ] Pull it out. Right. >> Continue to do this. You're going to be placed under arrest >> and you're going to stop. I'm telling you right now. I'm going to tell you right now. >> Be calm and let us do our job. >> That's fine. But if you're not >> and I'm going to be sitting right the when you search my car cuz you're not placing [ __ ] on my goddamn boyfriend. I'm going to sit I'm going to stay right here. >> If only Cara had been as cooperative as her boyfriend, then none of this would have happened. Cara was warned numerous times by the officer who told her that she would be arrested if she continued her entitled behavior. Unfortunately for her, she decided not to listen to that advice, forcing the officers to take matters into their own hands. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> What? >> Obstruction official business. >> Go ahead. Because I have money, baby. We're going to sue the state of Claremont County. >> But tonight, you won't be the deal. >> I literally did nothing. You have no Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back, man. >> Good. Good. We're not resisting. >> Yes, you are resisting. >> Am I I'm literally standing right here. >> Right here. >> Get the resistance right now. >> Oh, man. >> Get the >> I mean, why mother? Go ahead. Go ahead. I got I got her. >> Go ahead. Get the me. >> Oh, did I There you go. >> Oh, cuz we got a right there. >> Camera's all over. >> Yeah, >> if you kick it again, you're going to get h >> I literally didn't. Are you in the car? Where's your mark? >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Where's your mark? >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Realizing that there was no way out, Cara figured that she had nothing to lose anyway and started going personal in one of the officers. >> I literally hope your wife is cheating on you with a black man because you have like six kids at your >> 121 916. Do not be placed under arrest right now. >> Let's go. I cannot wait till my lawyer gets hold of this. >> What? I will show the up the court and I cannot wait. >> Like 14 bucks an hour. >> Yeah. You want to know how much I make an hour? I'm going to show my titties for a little disgusting >> and you're nasty and you literally work around your life with a guy which is honestly disgusting and the government's a joke. In the end, Cara was taken to the police station and was charged with disorderly conduct, obstructing official duties, and resisting arrest.