I'm giving you a lawful >> and I'm giving you a lawful rights. I'm going to read you your rights in a minute. Okay, I'm going to sit down. But I'm going to read you your rights in a minute because I've been I've been to law school. >> Tell me what I did first, sir. >> You are going to go to jail for resisting if you do not provide school for coming over here for pulling me over for no reason. >> Okay. For some law students, there's no such thing as consequences because they have somehow convinced themselves that attending law school places them above the law. So, what really happens when these wannabe lawyers get their very first taste of a harsh reality check? >> You understand me? Yes. >> You're going to go get your [ __ ] and you're going to leave. All right. I don't want to hear. You're not a lawyer. No. You're not going to tell me how to do my job. That's what you're not going to do. Do you understand me? >> Stop interrupting me. >> No. >> I'm a law student. I love what I do. I'm a smart kid. Here are moments when arrogant law students get their first time dose [music] of reality. Starting with this, where a rookie lawyer learns that legal theories don't always hold up in the real world. Comes this man who threatened to sue deputies for preventing him from flying after they suspected he was impaired. >> Your number, sir? >> 150. >> 150. >> Arrest me. I'mma see the >> You're more than welcome to >> I'm You're >> Dude, you're >> I feel it. >> I know. >> On the 22nd of October 2023, the staff at Tampa International Airport called the police department to report a drunk individual who was causing a disturbance. Upon arrival, the police officer met with the clearly intoxicated man who denied consuming any alcohol. However, after his slur speech gave him away, he became more honest with the cop and admitted to having a good time with his friends before arriving at the airport. Sir, >> come back another day. >> How you doing? I'm officer Vas with >> Officer, >> how you doing? >> What's up, man? >> Yeah, dude. No, I had enough to drink. I have >> You obviously >> Yeah, man. >> I got you. >> Here, here's the thing. Like, I'll I'll absolutely step away. Like, I have enough points and everything. trying to solve with. >> Let's step over there and we'll talk. All right. >> I like your dog, man. I do like bugs. >> I like bugs. >> Control 150. >> Honest truth, dude. My girlfriend just moved down here. >> Everything's all right. >> I'll get out. Um, so I have a lot I have a lot of status. >> Give me some space, brother. You can't be around on top of me. >> Um, so I have a decent amount of status with Delta and I thought I could switch. I am a little tipsy. Yeah, >> I'm sorry. I'm I'm letting you know the truth, dude. I've been having fun with my friends. >> That's all right. >> And so I came here. I thought I was going to be the flight and I didn't. >> Um, >> what's your first name, sir? >> What's your first name? >> Yes, sir. [music] >> Do you have someone who can come and get you? >> Yeah. >> My girlfriend's coming right now. >> Okay. >> I'm saying one more day. I'm come back. I'll >> got you. Yeah, that's perfect. You can I just think they don't want to deal with you right now. >> I think that's the smartest way to go. >> Did you tell your girlfriend where she's going to pick you up? >> Yeah. And I told her everything and and I said I think that's the smartest. >> Where she going to pick you? Where's she going to pick you? >> Right outside. >> All right, let's go wait there. >> All right. Sorry, man. >> No, that's all right. >> What's your dog's name? >> Kiki, man. >> Kiki. I love >> getting really, dude. >> I do like a great dog, man. >> Oh, dude. It was a very weird set of circumstances. Also, >> where's she going to pick you? Blue or red? >> Blue. >> Blue. I think blue's with the She'll be here in 10 minutes, she said. >> Did she Did she say arrivals or departure? Uh yeah, she just moved down here to Deneden. Do you know that area? >> Yeah. So, she just moved to Deneden and she's about to pick me up. Trina knows what's up. I already told her what's up. Actually, I was being fair. >> She knows where she's going to get you. >> Sorry. You got You got to go training, man. I see the I'm not trying to I I hope that's like trying to like >> You're just drunk, man. You're not the first guy. Let's wait outside >> to ensure that the man remained outside the airport. The officer decided to stick around until his girlfriend arrived to pick him up. While they waited, the man tried to show off his knowledge of the law by mentioning that he had obtained law degrees from reputable institutions. He would soon learn that a law degree did not mean that he was smart enough to evade arrest. >> So, his girlfriend's going to pick him up by the door 224. We're just standing by for now. >> I'm out of here. I'm not going to search [ __ ] I'm getting my car. I'm leaving. >> All right, guys. >> This sucked. >> This sucked. This wasn't fun for me either, dude. None of us is fun. >> I got you, man. >> You know that, dude. >> I'll We'll stand by. I'll wait for you until she comes to get you. All right. >> I It's a red Lincoln MDX. If you want if you want to call it in, dude. So, does the Tampa airport have more jurisdiction? I went to law school. I uh I'm ahead, right? >> Um It's weird, man. It's weird. I >> I got a graduate degree and a JD from a >> Do you want to sit down, Aaron? >> No, I'm good. Sure. >> Yeah. Just She's having >> Just watch out with Kiki, man. You don't want her to fall. >> I know. younger than me, bro. Like, what the is that [ __ ] bro? Like, it made me feel like a [ __ ] criminal, bro. Like, y'all made me feel like a criminal today. >> They don't know you from a hole in the They can deny you service. >> And if you're if you're physically intoxicated, >> and I understand that, but you kind of also made me feel like a >> But I'm not, man. That's what like [ __ ] bothers me, dude. I I pro I went to law school. I would I I have my Yeah. Yeah. Nice. >> You're not in trouble. We're just waiting for your your ride. >> Am I detained? >> What? >> Am I detained? >> No. >> Exactly. >> But if you cause a disturbance at the airport, I'll trespass you. >> Absolutely. I understand that. Has anyone has anyone further um give me a notice for trespass? >> I can give you one if you want. >> You can give me one now, but you can't arrest me for my second job. Can you not? >> If I trespass you and you refuse to leave, then I can. >> But what I want to do that I'm saying I'm leaving. >> No, I I'm not saying that. You're asking me questions and I'm giving you answers. >> Like, >> but you're asking me questions. I'm giving you answers. Right. >> I went to law school. >> He's been all right. >> He's got a cool dog. His girlfriend's coming to pick him up. >> He says he went to law school. So, he's asking me questions. >> I went to law school. I >> say I know. >> I got you. I gave you [laughter] >> I had no idea where I went. >> I went to Merc. I never took the bar. So, I'm not I'm a bard, brother. I can be in six months. >> I can come after every immediate loading. Please use cell phone locking. >> You're not in trouble. We're just waiting for your ride to come get you. >> Am I dis? >> No. >> So, can I move away? >> You have the right to hold me here. Do you have a right to hold me here? Am I dis? You can go wherever you want. >> Things began to get heated when the man defied the officer's orders by returning to the interior of the airport. The patient officer informed the man of the consequences of his. However, that didn't do much to tame his outburst. For some reason, he kept pushing all bounds of civility and would soon learn that his actions had unpleasant consequences. >> Where are we going? >> Are you tame me? >> I'm I'm about to I'm about to trespass you. And then I'm going to arrest you. That's what we're going. >> You can trust us. See if I can >> because you're being drunk and disorderly. That's what's happening right now. >> I just went away from you guys. >> I want you outside to wait for your ride. >> Yeah. >> Let's call your girlfriend and let her know where you are. >> I'm telling you right now. >> I'm telling you right now, you're on your way to getting arrested. No, you won't. >> I'm telling you, you're on your way for that. >> And you're not going to like it. >> I'm a super apartment. I have a lot of money. >> You can sue us for whatever you want. You're still going to get arrested. >> I will. It sucks, dude. Why would you do that? That sucks. >> Cuz you're not listening. You're being drunk or disorderly. >> I'm not listening cuz you're being >> Bro, I'm going across the street. >> You can't go across the street. >> Where can I go? Dude, >> you can wait right here for your ride. >> No, I'm not waiting here. You're detaining me then. Are you detaining me? >> Hold on. You're being >> right now. Hold on, sir. >> Am I being detained? >> Am I being detained, sir? Can I stay here or can I leave? >> I'm going to follow you. >> Detained, sir. >> I'm going to be proud of you. You can. Am I being detained? Sir, >> can you cause a disturbance to my airport? >> Sir, that's not what I'm asking. Sir, am I being detained? >> How far is she driving? >> Don't do this. >> What? What number? >> She's over this. >> Doesn't matter. It's none of your business. >> It's your business. >> Am I being detained? Officers, >> am I being detained? I just need an alien. >> You have no reason to take the What's your match number, sir? >> 150. >> 150. >> What's your max? >> You need to relax. You need to relax. >> I know I do. Thank you, sir. >> Relax. >> You guys think I'm a little bit >> You can't go that way. You can't go that way. Yeah. 104. He's getting a little rowdy, but it's under control. >> And you can't go out on the road. >> You can't go out on the road. >> I'm going to marchman act you in a second. You're headed for that. >> Stop. >> Come here. Come here. >> Come here. Come and sit down. Go sit down. Go sit. >> Go sit down. >> Sit down. >> Go sit down. >> Help you. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> My dog is in my back. >> Take the dog. >> Hey, dude. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> I love that. >> I love it. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Before somebody gets hurt. >> Sit down. >> No, nobody broken up. >> I watched you crush you. >> Not at all. Relax. >> It's all a It's It's stream server. There's a server server. >> You're >> What's the number of your girlfriend so we can call to pick you up? >> Doesn't matter. You have no right. Am I being detained? >> You're being trespassed right now. >> Am I telling the trespass? >> You're going to get trespassed, man. >> You're going to get trespassed. >> Trespass. >> Relax. >> Who? Who? >> Relax. >> What? What qualifications is the mirror to hit? >> The way you're acting. >> You're being drunk and disorderly. That's why I trespasser drunk and sword. >> You're being drunk and swordly. So, you're being trespassed. You're going to be arrested soon, bro. >> Yeah, you're headed for there. >> I know. >> You're headed for >> No, dude. I'm going to get out of here. >> What's the number of your girlfriend? >> I'm going to see you. >> That's fine. >> I'm see. >> Nobody cares about that. Do you realize that? >> Nobody cares about that. >> I'm from law school. >> Good. Good. You obviously didn't pay attention in class. >> Yeah. >> Trying to help you. >> I have your fingers. I have your fears crushing my phone on live video. >> What's the number of you calling to help? >> Let's go. You lost your You're >> at mad. I'll spend two days in jail. I like that. >> Okay. >> After exercising so much patience, the cops had run out of grace and had no other choice than to trespass him. The man's continued disrespect of the officers led to an even greater punishment. And he soon came to the realization that studying the law wasn't a ticket to misbehavior without consequences. >> That's evidence. And you can't get in my phone cuz you don't know the password. Try getting in, bro. >> What's the number of your girlfriend so we can call? >> No. No. No. You want to Can I leave? If you >> You're going to leave the airport cuz you're being >> Okay, fair enough. >> You're leaving the airport one way or another. Either in handcuffs in a cop car or with your girlfriend. So, let's call your girlfriend. So, it's that way. because you guys are big. >> I'm not scared of you. >> I'm not >> I'm not scared of you. Trust me, I'm not scared of you. >> You did great things. You've been a hell of a You've been hell of a You've been hell of a >> Call your girlfriend and tell her to pick where you are to pick you up. >> You've been hell of a respondent. >> Nope. I'll talk to my attorney. >> Well, you're getting you're getting trespassed. That's coming next. >> Okay. >> Arrest me. I'm going to sue the >> You're more than welcome to. I'm not scared of you. >> I will. I will. I will. I'm your >> Dude, you're I feel it. >> I know. I was scared. That's why you asked me. >> You're >> Hey, our friend's been He's drunk. He's disorderly. >> Okay. >> He's not being cooperative. So, we want to trespass him. >> I I refuse. >> Listen, this is the He's going to talk to you. >> Want to let you know you can't be like this. >> I wasn't. I wasn't. I have mental issuming. I have mental issues. People are assuming other drugs alcohol. Sir, I have mental issues. Where are you? Sir, where are you? >> Sir, can I talk to you? >> Mental issues. I have mental issues. >> Hey, I'm letting you know your trespass can't be no problem anymore. >> First warning. First warning ever, right? >> All year. Okay. >> First warning. First warning. >> Okay. But trespass today. So back here. >> First warning. >> Warning. Yes. >> First warning. >> Hey, sir. I've never seen you. Okay. >> I've never seen you. Is this the first trespass? No. Sir, I have a question. Is this the first one? >> Yeah. >> Handcand me. Is this the first one? Trespassing. >> You're trespass. You got to go now. >> He's said he's going to come. >> I want to go. Let me go. Put your hands down. Don't put your hands in my face. You hear me? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> There you go. >> Stay on your feet. Stay on your feet. >> I think right now it's more >> You're in no rush now. You listen to what we say. You hear me? >> I'm under arrest. >> Yes. You're under arrest for the word. >> For what, sir? My friend is so >> filming for what, sir? >> I don't care who's filming. >> My friend does. >> You were told three times to leave. >> Who's got a car? Who's doing the transport? >> Who's got a car record? >> My friend really gives a who's recording cuz I'm a attorney. Him. So, yeah. So, we'll talk. What's your number? What's your number? >> No, you didn't. You never gave me the opportunity to leave. >> You didn't try to leave. We tried to get you to leave and you wouldn't. >> God damn it, dude. That sucks. Okay. >> Yeah, you did it to yourself. Fair enough. I understand. You 100% did it to yourself. >> Oh, yeah. I understand. I understand. >> I got you. >> I understand. That's my girl. >> Bro, but she did me the wrong way, man. >> Brother, like as a friend, like as a >> I'm not your friend. 139 the ID >> which way you taking him out there. >> Yeah. >> You want to do a CR on the way out there? >> Can I just give my >> Dude, what's up, man? >> You want to give them Listen to me. Listen to me for a second. Do you want to You want to give him your girlfriend's phone number to get your dog or do you want him to go to the pound? I'd give him your girlfriend's phone number if I would. Thanks. >> Have you had his phone number pick up the dog? >> Want her to get in the dog? That's what you trying to get her to call time. >> What's your open? >> You have. You have. No. No. No. I have to do that myself. >> You're handcuffed. Go. >> Absolutely not. We'll call her peril. >> He ended up getting charged with disorderly intoxication and trespassing. In yet another case, this law student who got humbled after he thought that attending law school gave him the right to ignore the very laws he claimed to study. I'm a law student for one and two, I just don't take I' I've been through law school and everything else. I do not comply. >> You do not comply with a lawful order. >> On July the 29th, 2023, an officer with the Sonic Falls Police Department was conducting routine patrol when they spotted a vehicle driving with one of his headlights out. Seeing the equipment violation, he initiated a traffic stop and made contact with the driver. At first, it seemed like nothing more than a routine encounter, but he had no idea that a seemingly ordinary stop was about to take a completely unexpected turn. >> How you doing, sir? >> Hi. How are you? >> Sergeant McQueen with the Sonic Falls. Please put over cuz you have a headlight out in your vehicle. >> You know, I was actually wondering that cuz it was a little like, you know, it wasn't lit up 100%. >> Gotcha. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a license on? >> I do. Yes, sir. >> Where you coming from tonight? >> I'm actually just coming from my house to here to get some dinner. >> Okay. Everything valid on your license? Uh, oh, yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. How many alcoholic beverages you had tonight? >> No. >> Nothing. >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I was going to get that. >> Oh, I thought you were handing that to me. >> Oh, no. >> Okay. All right. You have the registration for the vehicle? >> Uh, you know what? I I mean, it's it's legit. I just don't have it in here. >> Okay. Is the car registered to you? >> Um, I think it's my girlfriend. >> Girlfriend's just want to just >> It's one or the other. >> You just want to turn the car on real fast to see just to verify the headlight is still off. >> Just stay in the car. Just let you know. Yeah. No problem. >> No, you're good. Just a passenger side one. >> Uh, you just stay in the car for now. Take a look at your license. >> Yeah, I think it's under her name or my name. I can't remember which one it's registered under, but >> it looks like it's uh maybe your wife Synonyi. Is that your girlfriend? >> Woman. Yeah. >> Gotcha. Okay. Yes, sir. >> All right. You're all good. You said no alcohol tonight. >> No. Hell no. I I don't drink. >> Yeah. Okay. I smell something fruity. What's that? Is that >> um I don't know. Probably my Pepsi or something. >> Okay. Yeah. You got to take a look at your eyes real quick. Absolutely. I don't mind. >> Nope. >> I was looking for a pair of drivers to see. >> Oh, yeah. I don't I don't take those tests. No. No. >> Why not? >> I just No, I don't take tests, sir. >> Telling the cop that he doesn't take tests was certainly a bold move. Initially, the officer brushed it off as a joke, a sort of comment often made by intoxicated drivers hoping to talk their way out of trouble. He figured that with a little more insistence, he'd eventually change his mind and comply. Once it became clear that the self-proclaimed law student was fully committed to his decision, the officer quickly adjusted his approach, saying that there was no more hope for voluntary compliance. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you, I'm going to make you make sure you're okay to drive your vehicle. >> Yeah. No, I understand. I don't I don't take tests, though. >> Okay. Why not? >> I just don't. It's no disrespect to you. >> No, I am performing an investigation right now. >> Okay. Okay. To make sure you're okay to drive your vehicle. >> Yeah, I won't. I don't take tests. Or >> why not? >> I just don't. I mean, I I take, you know, I am a law student for one, and two, I just don't take tests. All >> right, sit tight for me, please. >> Okay. >> Somewhere along the line, the young law student convinced himself [music] that he could out argue the cops and push back against the law without facing any real consequences. He spoke with the confidence of someone who believed that the officers had run out of options. But as it turned out, they were just getting started. Just because somebody has glossy eyes doesn't mean anything. >> Yes. It's a It's a sign from our training and experience. It's a sign of intoxication. >> Okay. Well, okay. So, what are you going to do with us, sir? >> All right, man. There's no disrespect between me and you. I'm just doing my job. >> Um, >> you don't want to perform tests. >> No, sir. >> Um, I which I understand. You don't have to if you choose not to. >> And again, it's no disrespect. It's just I know my, you know, I know my right. >> Right. Understood. Understood. So, I'm going to write you a ticket for the headlight. Okay. Okay. Do >> you mind just stepping back in your car for me, please? >> Absolutely. >> So, I can get that going. Just hop back in the front. Hop back in the driver's seat. >> Can I just want to ride this back? >> So, weird. So, I just literally replaced that one back. >> Right. Okay. >> Well, you can do that. You can go home and get inside. >> Yeah. It wasn't It wasn't too long ago. >> Okay. So yeah, >> it'll be a fix a ticket for the headlight and then you you'll have until Monday to get it fixed on. >> Till Monday. >> Yeah, cuz it's >> it's usually the next business day. >> What do I do with that? Do I bring it um to the shirt or not? Sure. >> You can go really you can go to any you can go to a mechanic to sign off on it. >> Okay. >> Uh law enforcement officer. >> Write me a ticket just for that. For real. >> We're doing traffic enforcement tonight. >> You cut me out here all this time. You're going to write me a ticket for >> doing traffic enforcement, sir. >> All right, buddy. What's your name, sir? >> Sergeant McLean. >> Do you have a card? >> I do have a card. It'll be on the My name will be on the ticket as well. All right, sir. I appreciate it. >> Just give me a moment, please. >> Thank you. Appreciate you guys. >> All right, sir. So, you got a citation for an adequate headlight. >> Okay. >> So, I my you wanted to speak to a supervisor of mine, >> so I notified my lieutenant on the phone. He's aware of what's going on. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> He g he So, I can't determine if you're >> okay to drive or not. >> Mhm. So, you refuse a sorbet test. >> Yes, sir. >> I told you you have signs from my training experience of intoxication. Yes, sir. >> You have you have slowed mumbled speech. >> You have water and glassy eyes. >> I know what you said, sir. >> Okay. And I smell an odor of an alcohol beverage emanating from inside the vehicle. >> So, I don't know if you can drive or not, but you're going to have to call someone to pick you up to drive. >> Okay. >> Understood. So, that's what >> Okay. You want me to call someone right now? >> That's correct. >> What am I going to do with this vehicle? Leave it here alone. >> I will let them know they can stay here. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Yeah, let's do that. Sounds good. >> So, I have to issue your s your license. >> All right. >> You wanted a business card as well. You said >> I do. Yeah. >> I'll grab my phone. >> That's fine. [snorts] >> That's all right. We can we can play this game. >> I'm not playing any games, sir. >> Sir, you're being very disrespectful at all. I will file a complaint. >> I've never been disrespectful. >> Sir, you are being very >> This is all recorded on body camera. >> You have pushed this above over a I I have not, sir. Okay. >> This is all recorded on body camera. >> Excellent. I appreciate that. >> No problem. >> I have it all recorded as well. >> That's That's fine. >> Um I guess that's it though. Yeah. Just give me contact number. >> Here's a citation. You have a court date of uh August 14th at 12 p.m. Falls Court. >> Yes, sir. >> For the correction ticket, you have to get it corrected by Monday. >> I will. Yes, sir. >> And have it signed off by a mechanic or a police officer. Okuck. >> You got it. Yes, sir. >> There's my business guard right here, sir. >> Citation. Like I said, my lieutenant's been aware made aware. >> What's his name? >> Lieutenant Clear. >> Clear. Yes, sir. >> He's made way to the situation. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Any other questions for us, sir? >> That's it. >> All right. Have a good rest of your night. >> In the end, he got a citation for driving with a broken headlight. While that man got away with only a slap on the wrist, the same can't be said of Elizabeth, who got served a cold dish of reality after she was caught driving under the influence. Hey, so uh how much have you had to drink today? >> I had a couple glasses of wine at home. >> Come on. >> I'm in law school. Huh? >> Okay. Well, I'm not sure what that has to do with anything. >> On January the 1st, 2024, officers pulled over a vehicle after watching it blast through a stop sign at high speed. At first, they considered the possibility that the driver, Elizabeth, was rushing to deal with an emergency. But as soon as they reached the driver's window, a familiar smell filled the air. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. I'm officer Baker with Mary, please. Do you have a driver's license insurance card with you? >> Yep. >> Hey, so that flashing red light, that means you have to wait until the like it's safe to to proceed. >> I'm sorry. I thought it was a four-way. >> No, >> I'm sorry. >> No, the the traffic running east and west has a flashing yellow light, which means they go you have to wait. >> Hey, Elizabeth, could you step out here with me? >> Yeah. >> Your car park. It is. >> Okay. >> Hey. So, uh, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> I had a couple glasses of wine earlier, but I'm I'm I live on >> Okay. >> And that's where I'm headed now. >> Okay. Where were you coming from? >> Um, Punka area. >> Okay. How long ago did you drink the wine? >> Uh, several hours ago. >> It's been a while. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Um, so you're I can smell it on you and but with that driving I'm kind of kind of worried so I need to do a few tests. That's okay with you and make sure that you're not intoxicated. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> Unlike many drivers in her position, Elizabeth didn't hesitate to comply. She seemed confident that taking her field sobriety test would prove that she was sober enough to be behind the wheel. Well, you had what's called nestagmas in your eyes, which tends to happen whenever people have consumed a pretty substantial amount of help. >> Mhm. >> I mean, I I definitely need to talk to my attorney. >> Okay. Well, that's something we can do. You can do after a while, but right now, I'm going to have to place you under arrest for DUI. Okay. So, don't go back to your car. >> No, don't go back to your car. Don't go back to your car. What are you doing? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. You are doing this. >> Yep. Stop. Get put on the ground. Okay. Please stop. Okay. >> Trying to get her to get my cuffs. >> Yep. Kick. >> Elizabeth. If you kick me, you're going to regret it. I promise you. Okay. >> I'm not sure why you wanted her to go that route. >> Listen. >> What? >> What? I'm listening. >> We're good. >> Okay. Well, come on back here. You got to go sit in the car. >> No. >> Yeah. Well, I put on my mirrors. Can I just >> Oh, we can't do anything now. >> Please. >> No. Here. Go with her. Quit trying to pull your hands away. Where are you thinking you're going? Elizabeth handcuffs. Like, just stop. >> Yeah, it's done. All right. What are you doing? You're just making it worse on yourself. Just stop. >> When Elizabeth realized that she could fight her way out of the situation, she decided to use what she thought was her greatest weapon. >> Come on. Just >> I'm in law school. >> Okay. Well, I'm not sure what that has to do with anything, but just come sit in the car. >> Don't start kicking. >> All right. Are you going to sit in the car like an adult? Elizabeth, >> you want to talk to me like that? You guys are >> want Got it. >> Didn't have to go this way. Elizabeth >> can't get it unlocked. >> Just calm down. Okay. You guys already done this to me. >> I haven't. I've never met you >> for no reason. >> Well, tonight I had plenty reason. >> You almost caused a wreck. >> Yeah. You want to do >> Well, obviously not. >> But it's like a hobble. No. >> Stop. Yeah. like that. >> That'll work. >> Okay. >> Going around that side. >> Dude, I ate so much tonight. >> I'm glad that it's so funny that >> Elizabeth was charged with DUI. But like Elizabeth, who tried to wrestle her way out of a DUI situation, Jillian Brooke pivoted to a new tactic, hoping that a dose of sympathy might accomplish what her legal maneuvering couldn't. >> So, right now, I'm bar prepping. >> Okay. >> I had work all day. >> Mhm. >> And bar prepped after. >> Okay. I know you have been drinking. >> Okay. All right. Just one glass of wine. not >> I understand, but I am I know those type of I've I've represented those I cannot. >> At approximately 9:46 p.m. on May the 26th, 2022, Officer Perez of the St. Petersburg Police Department observed a black 2019 Lexus SUV swerving along Fourth Street North near 81st Avenue North. Concerned by the vehicle's erratic movements, she initiated a traffic stop. The driver, later identified as Jillian, pulled into a parking lot and as soon as the vehicle came to a stop, officer Perez exited her patrol car and quickly approached the driver. Based on what she had witnessed, she initially feared that Jillian might be experiencing some kind of medical emergency and was prepared to render aid if necessary. >> Hi, ma'am. How are you doing? Good. How are you? >> Good. I'm Officer Pres with St. Pete. Is everything okay? I just noticed you almost hit the curb in my rear view and then you were breaking erratically. So, I didn't know if you were having like a medical emergency or >> ma'am. I thought that I um Hold on. Let me get my I'll get my registration out. I thought that um >> I didn't know if you're having like a mechanical issue or a medical um issue. This is my license. >> Okay. Are you still out of South Carolina? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. And do you have your insurance and your registration card? >> Um, if you have a digital copy of your insurance, that works, too. I know a lot of people keep it on their phone these days. So, All right. Sweet. Um, have you do you live here now or are you still kind of or are you just here temporarily? >> Yes, ma'am. I'm in school. >> Oh, okay. Cool. Give me just a second. Okay. Would you be able to step out for me real quick? >> You want me to leave your car on? >> Yeah, whatever. That's fine. Whatever you want to do. So, I'm just noticing some signs of impairment. I just want to make sure you're good to drive. Okay. Would you mind if I take a look at your eyes? >> All right. So, what I'd like you to do is walk to the front of my cruiser here. You'll just stand in front of my grill and then you'll turn and face me. Okay. >> Officer Perez proceeded with a series of field sobriety tests, the results of which only strengthened her suspicions. With the evaluation complete, she decided to question Jillian once more. However, the answers she received raised even more questions. >> Having those rights in mind, would you like to speak with me? >> Um, I don't know where I stand with you. >> To be honest with you, I don't know where I stand with you. And so I don't like I don't know where your head space is at right now. >> Me? Uh well I just I would like to ask you questions but I can't >> honestly like at this point in time this is my feelings. >> Of course >> I would like to pull my car into this parking lot and just Uber home and go get my car >> tomorrow. If you want to arrest me then I will pull my car over and I will just get in the [ __ ] car at this point. Just I'm not even gonna [ __ ] I'm not even gonna this. >> Ask me if you want to answer a question. >> No, I know. I understand, but I don't know where her head like I don't know. >> Tell you what her head is when she can she ask question. >> I understand, sir. But it's it's cool. All right. So, >> I will answer whatever question that I feel comfortable answering. I don't know what questions you're going to about to ask me. >> So, I feel I know my rights. >> Yeah. >> So, you don't have to speak with me, you know, ma'am. Either way, it's up to you. >> Yeah. >> Are you willing to speak with me or No, >> I am willing to speak with you. >> Okay. Um, so where were you coming from before I pulled you over? >> Cesus in St. >> Okay. Um, did you have dinner or like >> Yes. >> What kind of venue is it? Or um restaurant. >> It's just a restaurant. I literally just had dinner with my friend. >> Okay. Uh, what did you have to eat? >> Steak. >> Steak. >> Steak and French fries and oysters. Doesn't wrap raw. >> Oh, that sounds good. >> Creme brulee for dessert. I know exactly what I eat. I love my food, honey. I love I love what I eat. brulee. >> I had a dozen oysters raw. I had the steak fritters with the with a freaking French fries and ketchup. >> I might have >> And then I had my creme brulee for dessert. >> That sounds good. That's probably my favorite dessert. >> Freaking And you know what? Like it's like I never treat. It was like a dinner that you just treat yourself kind of. >> Is it like a celebratory dinner or is it just just because? >> It was like a we haven't gotten together in a while and it was just like a Yeah. >> Okay. like a just because we both got races at work recently and >> Oh, that's awesome. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And so it's just let's go out to eat and have a good meal. >> Okay. Um did you Today's Thursday. Did you have school earlier or did you work earlier today? >> So right now I'm bar prepping. >> Okay. >> I had work all day >> and bar prepped after. >> Okay. And then from work, did you just come down here? Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Throughout the course after work, um did you have anything to drink? Any alcoholic beverages? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Um, are you taking any prescription medications? I know you mentioned to help study. >> Okay. Other than that, do you um use like recreationally or anything like that? Um, prescription? >> No. >> No. I I in >> Okay. >> Literally just my business. >> Okay. Um, you said you're you have a personal trainer, correct? >> Yes. >> Do you typically have balance issues? >> Yes. With especially with the Muzza balls and stuff like that. Yeah, cuz I'm not one I'm more of like a weightlifter that squats heavy weights. I do a lot of heavy weightlifting. >> Okay. >> As opposed to like balance balance or Yeah. >> Okay, that makes sense. Um uh so I I do smell an odor of an alcoholic beverage. Okay. So I know you have been drinking. >> Okay. All right. Just one glass of wine. >> About two. >> Okay. I would maybe say like two and a half depending on the pore size. >> Yeah. >> But yeah. >> Do you feel um any do you feel any type of buzz from it right now? >> No. >> No. Okay. On a scale from 1 to 10, one being completely sober, 10 being the most drunk you've ever felt in your life, where would you place yourself on that scale? >> Like a two or three. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. Um so what I'd like you to do is just face my windshield for me. All right. Just place your hands behind your back and rest for driving under the influence. >> Well, I I don't want you to drive any further. >> Um everything right now. >> Yeah. >> My phone and my >> everything will get taken and given to you >> and then everything will work it out. >> If you want to um you're allowed to make three phone calls if you need to call a friend for your dog to come over to your apartment. >> That's my one friend, but uh I don't know her number. Okay, that's going to go with you. Okay. >> At this point, Jillian was beginning to realize that her options were running out. The explanations and attempts to talk her way through the situation had fallen flat, but she still had one card left to play. >> Yeah, but I just need their bank number. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your bra or anything? Okay. >> Um, how long will like the next? Um, so from here, we're going to go down to the station for the breathalyzer. Okay. After the falizer, you'll get transported up to the Penllis County Justice Center. It's typically a minimum of eight hours from the time that you arrested. So, from the time now, you'll be released eight hours from now. So, you have a phone. Do you have a wallet in your purse that you'd like to go with you? How >> in my front seat, and I would like to bring it Yes, I would like to bring it with me. My My car key, my wallet, and my phone. >> They're all on the passenger front. >> Okay. Just come to this back side over here. Okay. We'll make sure everything goes with you. >> Um I'm a little bit um I'm not going to lie to you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm not like I don't want you to [ __ ] >> I'm a little bit nervous because I don't need these angels. I will comply. I really want to have for your safety. >> No, I have it's policy we have to keep in mind. I also am going to about to happen. If I have to go cuz I came from college defense. If I have to go in general population, I will freak the like I already know. I know work up there. I I really >> I understand. But I am I know those type of I've I've represented those. I cannot >> I just I don't know what their um policy is up there. I know you're going to get booked in. and they'll get a a photo and then from there they'll make you change. But I'm not sure the housing or how they keep people typically. I'm sure if you raised your concern and ask the booking staff, it all depends on your attitude. I guess when you get up there, just ask them. Say, "Hey, can I get a separate >> I can like um >> just ask I I would ask like is it possible for me? My mom is out of state. my family, like my friends. Yeah, but they're pieces of friend. Like, they're not friends that I would call to trust any day of the week, like anything. >> Is it possible like for me? >> Mhm. >> Like, how can I call my mom now? Like, can I just tell her, "Hey, mom, I'm being arrested." Like, I need you to >> I I'll see what I can do when we get back to the station. Okay. We have to head out from here, but I'll I'll make something. >> What's going to happen with my car? Um, it's Let me I'm going to check it real quick. Okay. >> Someone just like just pull it into the parking lot or something. >> Yeah, I can do that. It'll be right by Subway. Um, that other officer can do it for you. It I won't impound it, but it'll be there. Just I'll make sure I write down the address so you know where it is to come get it in the morning. Okay. >> After all was said and done, Jillian [music] was charged with DUI. While other budding attorneys tried to leverage their future law certificate to avoid consequences, this woman chose to wield her feminine charms after a failed attempt to bully officers with her wannabe lawyer status. >> I'm on my fifth year in law school and I know MY RIGHTS. NOBODY RAP me my rights. Nobody said nothing. I'm on my fifth year in law school. >> Come here, please. We're not doing that. Let's go. Let's go. >> In July 2025, officers pulled over a vehicle expecting nothing more than a routine traffic stop. Instead, they found themselves face tof face with a rookie lawyer who appeared determined to turn a straightforward traffic violation into her first legal showdown. >> It's going to be unreadable Georgia tag. We're going to be 4,500 block of Edgemore on a gray sedan. >> Why you reading my tag and I just came? >> You got you got your license registration provin. >> I do, but first of all, you >> I back in the car. >> No, because I know my just pulled over for no reason. >> Call back in the car. >> I'm not going to I don't have anything. I'm going to stay right here and talk to you. >> Okay. Because >> I'm telling you I'm giving you a lawful order. >> I know my rights. >> I am giving you a law >> and I'm giving you a lawful rights. I'm going to read you your rights in a minute. Sit down. Okay, I'm going to sit down. But I'm going to read you your rights in a minute. Since I've been I've been to law school. I've been going through law school. I'm going to read you your rights. >> Congratulations. I have I have two reasons for the traffic stop. Give me your license, registration. >> Tell me why first. Because I didn't do nothing. I'm just pulling around cuz I just came from my cousins and now I'm back over here to pull into my apartment. Okay. So, what did I do? >> License, registration, what did I do for me to give you that >> license, registration proof? >> Tell me what I did for you to for me to give you that. I get all your documents. I will give you that. >> No, you have to tell me first. What did I do? >> What did I do? >> Once I get all of your information, I will give you >> I didn't do no illegal ter. I just came from around there and we just I really just came from the stop sign and pulled in. So, I didn't understand what it is. >> License, registration, proof, insurance. >> Tell me what I did first, sir. >> You are going to go to jail for resisting if you do not provide fool for coming over here for pulling me over for no reason. >> Okay. >> Was you speeding? >> I wasn't speeding. We literally just came from around the corner. Nobody was speeding. None of that. So, I'm confused. Where's my wallet at? Cuz he going to get me. He going to piss me off for real. This going to go this going to go bad for him. >> Okay. >> What did she do? >> I ain't do nothing. Tell me what I did. >> I don't have to explain to you what she did. >> You're not not >> Okay. Well, answer me. What did I do? >> When I get all of your documentation, I will provide that to you. >> Hey, Jaylen, give me just a second. Um, I got pulled over and I'm trying to figure out why he pulled me over. >> She ain't do nothing. >> Sir, he passed. You have to tell me why you pulled me over because you just literally literally we're in the cluster and I wasn't even on the main ro I'm asking for all your legal documentation. >> I can give you that but I need you to give me a legal reason. >> Okay. Can you give me your license, registration, and proof of insurance? Again, [music] I have asked >> Okay. What's your badge number? What's your badge number and your name? >> When I get all of your name and your badge number because you're just screwing me over for no reason. >> Again, I have two reasons for the stop. >> Okay. So, tell me before I give my damn information. Tell me. That's not how that works. >> That is how that works. I done been through this before and I don't been through law school. So tell me before I give you my stuff. I done been through law school and I know what the is going on. You supposed to read what you supposed to tell me what I've done. Tell me why you pulling me over. SAY FIRST FIRST OF ALL you supposed to say, "Hey, I'm pulling you over for this." Now, can I have your license and registration? SO TELL ME WHY I'M why you pulling me over so I can go ahead and hand you my license and stuff. GO AHEAD AND TELL me why you pulling Cuz you ain't got no reason. EXACTLY. YOU AIN'T got no reason. >> Like you ain't got no reason. be standing by your door. >> Can you move from my door? >> Yes, you can move. Okay, >> let me call Let me call somebody. Move from my door. >> I ain't got no choice but to call him now. Now I got to call him cuz what the hell? >> Can I get your documentation so I can explain to you the reason for stop? I >> need you to go ahead and >> This is not your This is not your stop. >> THIS IS MY [laughter] STOP. THIS IS MY STOP. >> This is not your stop. THIS IS >> THAT'S HER MAMA RIGHT THERE. >> This is my traffic stop. I will explain to you the reason for the stop when I get all of your legal documentation. >> Okay. Tell me my legal reason so I can give you my legal documentation. Cuz I can give you my license. Yes. This is how it work. >> Okay. Give me your license. >> Tell me why we doing it. >> Give me your license. One thing was becoming increasingly clear to the officers. The young woman seemed convinced that her law school credentials gave her an edge. But the officers chose to stay patient, allowing her confidence to grow, knowing that the encounter was far from over. >> Tell me why we doing it. >> Give me your license. >> Tell me why we doing it. Give me your license. >> I'll give you a high five. Don't touch me. >> Step out of the car. You go. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. >> Out of the car. >> Get out. >> I swear to God, y'all going to get sued. Are y'all could have met? Cuz I know I've been to law school. Y'all going to get sued the out of her. On my daughter. I'm going to sue the out of Listen Ki. Matter of fact, my dad need >> I'm gonna I'mma let y'all have this cuz I already know y'all wrong. >> You got your ID? >> I don't. >> No, she's good. You don't have to. I swear to God. Sir, >> don't push me. >> Stop. Turn >> cuz you just did this for no reason. >> You didn't even tell me why I was pulled over. >> Take a seat. >> Okay. Give me a second. I need I need her. I need to talk. Give me a second. Okay. Can you let me go? I'm not going to go nowhere. I need you to let ME GO THOUGH. LET [screaming] ME THE GO. >> Tell him to get Excuse me. You need to tell him to get his hands off me right now cuz I'm not going to run. I'm going to get to the car, but let me go. All right. I'm not going to shut up. >> Sit down. >> Just let me stand. But you ain't got to keep pushing me. I swear to God. You keep pushing on me like this. I'm going to need him in your nuts. Kiara, I can't stay calm. He keep putting his hands on me and I'm going to knee him in his nuts. For real. Thank you. Stop touching me. TELL HIM TO GET HIS HANDS OFF OF ME. >> SIT DOWN. >> WELL, GET YOUR hands off of me. Sit down in the car. >> Okay. So, get your hands off. >> Sit down. I'm in the car. Okay. I'mma sit right here. >> Go in the car. In the door. >> Okay. Can you chill? >> Go in the car. >> I'm calm, sir. I need you to stop. >> Go in the car. >> I'm I'm good. I'm about to Okay. Can you Can you stop talking to me like I'm not I'm going to get in the car. >> I tried to reason with you from the beginning. Get in the car. >> I'm in the car. Give me a second. >> Put your feet in the car. >> Hey, is my daddy on the phone? Is my daddy on the phone? >> Hey, Dad. YOU BEING RACIST. THIS IS racist right here. He I'm calling. He's being racist. >> Literally, we was at the stop sign. >> It don't matter, Mom. We was at the stop sign. He was all looking at her car. She didn't do anything WRONG. I'M TELLING YOU WHAT HAPPENED. We got We was at the stop sign. He He did Yui and bust and blocked her in JUST LIKE THAT. HE DON'T HAVE HE DON'T WHAT DID YOU STOP her for? Tell her what she stopped what he stopped her for so he could give her his her ID. They don't have no reason to be pulling her over. like tell her what's the problem so she can give her give you the proper documentation and go on know about your day. You you are standing in front of her her door like that like you all that are going to call for Y'ALL GOING TO GET Y'ALL GOING TO GET SUED. Stop touching me. >> Go in the car. >> I'm in the car. >> In the car all the way. >> I swear to God you touch me. I'm going to sit in your face on my mama. You stop touching me. Stop touching me. >> Go in the car. >> Okay. >> I'm closing the door. Get in the car. Get in the car. In the car. Get in the car. >> Huh? Is she CALLING MY DADDY? I SWEAR TO GOD, YOU BETTER STOP. STOP LISTENING. >> HEY, SHE ripped the cuff. >> Hey, SHE RIPPED THE CUFF. I'm going to spit them all. >> Hey, [laughter] hold the lid. I got the lids. I got the lid. I got the lid. >> Hey, relax. I'm not going to COME BACK CUZ Y'ALL want relax. >> I swear to God, y'all going to get like a >> y'all going to get s like a Oh, my daughter. >> Oh, my daughter. >> Y'all must know I'm in law school. I'm in law school. How y'all going to get out of here? >> I got it. I'm trying to make sure she call my dad. >> She can call. >> Okay. I need to make sure it's not touching me. >> We'll roll down the window for you. >> No, I'm okay. >> Get in. >> I'm good, y'all. >> You're already under arrest. Get in. >> Please don't touch me. I got it. >> I got it, y'all. I need y'all to relax. >> Get in. >> I'm in. Just stop. Just stop. >> You're already under arrest. >> As the patrol car door closed behind her, the officers allowed themselves a brief sigh of relief. It seemed as though the most difficult part of the encounter was now behind them. But that sense of relief would not last long. >> All he had to tell her OFFICER her y'all are handing her to. >> Y'all did not HAVE TO DO THAT. >> LOOK AT THIS. LOOK HOW HANDLING THE FEMALE. >> EXACTLY. HE HAD HER ALL ON THE GROUND BEFORE HE PULLED UP FOR NO REASON. >> Don't you think she complied TO BE LIKE >> SHE ASKED WHAT? WHAT'S the reason she got pulled over? KILL HIM IN A CAR. >> I'M NOT SCARED OF THAT. >> Neither am I. >> WHY? YOU'RE HERE FOR NO REASON. NOT EVEN INVOLVED. >> THAT'S MY PEOPLE. >> All right. I'M TRYING TO GET YOU ANSWERS. IF YOU DON'T WANT ANSWERS, THEN WE CAN TAKE YOU somewhere else. >> NONE OF Y BARKING don't mean >> I don't give a either, >> right? You know me, right? >> You don't know me. mean that right here. [laughter] >> What are you [ __ ] for? >> I need her license. >> Nothing in there. >> I need her license. I'm taking her to jail. >> SHE TRIED TO GIVE YOU THAT. SHE TRIED TO GIVE HER A LICENSE. Go ahead and go. We'll work on that. >> What? >> I need my ass. I'm going to pass out. Okay. >> I'm going to pass out. I got to SECURE >> BECAUSE I NO, I GET SOMEBODY ELSE. STOP CUZ I DON'T LIKE THE WAY YOU HAND IT from me. >> I need to secure you. >> Yeah, she slipped. She keeps getting back. >> I need to PUT YOUR CUFFS. >> Y'ALL DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE IT'S AT. WALK ME OVER THERE. >> YOUR FAMILY your family. Your friend will get it over. >> Y'all going to have me pass out. That's how I pass out. Y'all really >> I need to secure you in handcuffs. >> No, I GOT IT. Y'ALL ALREADY GOT THE DOOR CLOSED. YOU AIN'T GOT TO SECURE. >> YOU ALREADY GOT TO BE CLOSED IN THIS. >> I need your I need the door. >> Turn around and I'll close the door. >> I need to secure your own cuff. >> Just close the door. >> I need to secure your unc. >> We're going to put a hobble on you if you don't. >> No. I need you to close the door. >> And I need to secure your cuff. >> Okay. I need my ass. >> Okay. Give me your hands. Can >> you do it? Cuz he's handling me too rough. >> Go ahead. >> I'm going to kick your ass your handling me too rough. >> Stop. Turn around. >> HANDLE ME LIKE THAT AGAIN. I'M GOING SPIT ON YOUR ASS AND I'MMA kick you in your I'MMA KICK YOUR WHITE ASS to your >> you grab on me like that one more time like that one more time. Your ass to get spit on. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I'm not stopping the way he just handled me. >> Where's your pump? Where's your asthma pump? Stop. Where's your asthma pump? >> Stop handling me cuz the way you keep handling me. >> Can y'all tell him to stop touching me? >> I need you to get your hands off of me and I STOP. GET HIM THE away from me. >> LISTEN. GETTING HIM THE AWAY FROM ME AND THEN I WILL CALM DOWN. I'MMA REASON WITH THEM, but I'm not going to reason with >> She keeps slipping. >> Y'all got 10 seconds and I'm going to start spinning. 10 seconds. I'm going give y I'm give y'all 10 seconds. >> Let go. >> I'm 10 seconds. That's what the thought. >> That's what the I thought. Back the up. That's my problem. >> Now back up. >> My problem is cuz this white pull me off for no reason. That don't MEAN I ALREADY NEED A CONFIDENCE. THAT'S MY PROBLEM. >> DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT. I'm on my fifth year in law school and I know my rights. Nobody read me my rights. Nobody said nothing. I'm on my fifth year in law school. Y'all going to go to jail. [screaming] >> I'll talk to you. >> Relax. Make sure we can take this hand off. [laughter] >> Slip. Chill out. Girl, >> shut up. Shut the up. Bring my hair off. >> Where's my thing at? >> I need y'all to shut the up so my friend can hear me from where my hair clamp is at. Okay, >> girl. It's either in my purse. >> Where's your >> You need some pair of shoes. >> I need her ID out of the car. That's why. >> All right, sit in the car. >> Hey, y'all chill. I'm trying to help with my sit in the car now. >> Y'all want to do this again? Y want to do it again? Y'all want to do this again? >> Okay. I need y'all to relax. Okay. Why handle me like I'm just holding you up? >> I need first of all, I need y'all to read me something and tell me why I was holding. >> What do you want to do? What can we What can we get from her? What can we get from her? >> What would you like from her? [laughter] >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Come on. Please. No. No. No. We're not doing that. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Let's go. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> You all up on me. >> I'm not. Come on. Let's go. Please. >> Honey. You got to get in the car. Please. >> No, you're not. Stop. >> Relax. Please relax. At the end of the day, she was charged with battery on an LEO, assault on a police officer, and resisting without violence. Just when you thought that these self-proclaimed legal experts couldn't do anything worse, along comes Colin, who thought that he had the backing of the law when he defied a trespassing order. >> You're either you're either going to leave on your own valition or you're going to leave in handcuffs. >> I'm a law student. I love what I do. On March the 22nd, 2026, Florida police officers were dispatched to a hotel in response to a report of a young man, later identified as Colin, refusing to leave the property and harassing security staff. When they arrived, they tried to handle the situation without escalating it. But the young man had other plans. >> Good evening, officers. >> Hey, how are you? This gentleman right here from the side messes. >> Welcome to Florida. He doesn't want you here. Grab all your things and you can leave. >> No. >> No. No. No. You're You're going to leave one way or another. It's up to you. >> Leave. Or you're going to leave in handcuffs. >> I understand. I understand. >> Keep your hands out pocket. >> I understand. But this man is starting to assault me. >> Okay. Where's your stuff at? >> In my room. I'm a I'm a paying customer. well within my rights. >> What room? >> We're staying up too much. >> This guy threatened to assault me. He threatened to punch me in the face. >> I have done nothing against the law. >> Okay. Well, he doesn't want you on property anymore. And as a representative, let me finish. I will not be interrupted again. >> Go ahead. >> Please. >> He is a representative of the property. His say is the final say. If he doesn't want you here anymore, you have to grab your things and you have to leave. You're either you're either going to leave on your own valition or you're going to leave in handcuffs. It's called trespass after warning. You can be arrested for that. >> Yes. Can I press charges on you? >> No, there's no charges. Let's go get your stuff. >> Let's go. >> You guys can ride. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> All right. All right. Everybody be quiet. Quiet and quiet. I'm going to tell you how this is going to go. >> You understand me? >> Yes. >> You're going to go get your and you're going to leave. All right. I don't want to hear. You're not a lawyer. No. You're not going to tell me how to do my job. That's what you're not going to do. Do you understand me? >> Stop interrupting me. >> No. >> Keep your mouth shut. >> Go get your and let's go. >> Walk. >> I respect police officer. >> Walk. If you do not start walking, I will put you in handcuffs. >> Walk. You can't do that. >> Yo. Yo. Okay. Okay. What the I can do. You understand me? Give me your hand. Keep resisting and you will get tased. You understand me? This guy has started to insult me. I'm a paying customer. I am walking hard, bro. >> I am not >> simple instructions. 871 in custody. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. I got him. 10415. You >> give me the name and the ID. I can find his reservation. >> Yeah, just give me a second. Look, >> stop and wait. >> Resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Go to the front of the vehicle. Belly against the interceptor. Widen your stance. I said belly against the interceptor, not your entire chest. Do you have anything in your pocket to poke me, stick me, hurt me? Where's your wallet? >> Uh, I do not. >> Can you do the uh in car, please? Really quick. >> Yeah. >> We gave you multiple chances. Okay. >> We even No. Yes, we did. >> You don'ting listen. That's your problem. >> Yo, please. >> It's unlocked, baby. Yeah, >> guys. >> I am a college. >> That's the And that's the problem. >> Yes. Yes. >> You college kids come down here and think you could do whatever the you want. >> I don't. But the guy trying to assault me. >> Well, is that not Is that not something that's illegal? >> All along, Collins seemed eager to test the officer's patience and push the situation to its limit. But the instant the consequences he had been daring them to impose finally arrived, his tone changed completely. Suddenly, he was beginning to look for a way out. Officer 21. >> So, you have no idea in here? >> Yes, I told you. Officer, >> then where is your ID? >> I respect you guys. I love black police officers. >> Shut your mouth and open your ears for two seconds. >> Where is your ID? >> Hello. >> It's in there. >> It's in where? >> In my hotel. >> In your hotel room? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Where are you visiting from? >> In Florida. >> So, you have a Florida ID? >> Yes. >> Okay. Your name is Colin. >> Okay. Perfect. All right. >> I'll find him. >> Okay, >> guys. I can't make a police report on that guy. >> Nope. >> Guys, I understand. >> No, you don't. You don't understand. >> Belly against the blue line. >> Okay, take a seat. Can you see if you can get his ID from his buddy and see if they want anyone else? >> For most people, the trip to jail is when reality finally sets in. But not for Colin. Even in the back of the patrol car, he remained convinced that he could out talk the consequences of his actions. >> Can I know what crime you guys are looking for? >> Trespass after warning. >> The the guy didn't give me a warning. He threatened assault on me and my personal property. He told me he was going to punch me in the face. Um, after that I was completely nonviolent. Okay, please understand that and I understand I'm not trying to be non-compliant. I am trying to be completely compliant with you. I understand your frustration. I understand the circumstances, but the man p threatened to punch me in the face and I've booked a hotel room there. How exactly did I commit a crime? >> We told you you had to leave the property. We refused to do so. We gave you ample >> I mean I told you guys my situation. I didn't try to like resist. >> Doesn't matter if they want you to leave. You have to leave. >> I have a hotel room there that I paid $300 for. >> Does not matter. If they want you off the property within the state of Florida, they have the right to refuse service at any time. >> Yes. Is he the owner of that property? >> He's a representative of the property. Mhm. >> Does not matter if he's the owner or not. He's a representative of the property. If he says you go, you go. >> Between me and you, do you think that'll hold up in court? >> Probably not, right? >> Again, he's a representative. >> And I I I am not trying to be combative. I promise you. The man threatened to punch me in the face. Can I file police support for that? You guys did not take my side of the story. I'm a law student. I love what I do. I'm a smart kid. Yes, I've drank tonight. I'm over the age of 21. This man threatened to assault me. And I said, "No, you're not going to assault me, but I'll shut up if you're not listening." But man, am I good, I'm a wealthy do kid. I go to school. This is absolutely not how I had planned to live my life. This guy threatened to assault me and I stayed until you guys showed up and I tried to tell my side of the story. Can you please tell me what exactly? >> What's so wrong about that? >> I've already explained everything to you. I'm not >> I I understand. I'm And I'm not trying to be combative and no disrespect to you. I think you're a great officer. I think you do a great job protecting the city. It's spring break. Definitely stressful, but this probably will not hold up. I'm going to explain how this is going to go. All right. Since you since you're a lawyer or studying to be a lawyer, >> I'm I'm going to get you out of this car. I'm going to switch these handcuffs. All right. >> You get squirly, I'm going to take you down to the ground. >> I will not. >> All right. Lean up against here. I just like for me, dude, I don't understand. All you had to do was just leave and this whole situation could have been avoided. >> No, it's all your moms. >> I understand that. But you know what? >> I wasn't trying to comb it with you guys at all. >> I know, but in the state of Florida. >> Yeah, I understand. Yes, sir. >> See, but that's the problem is that you don't let that's why you're in this situation cuz you didn't let us talk. All right. In the state of Florida, they have the right to evict you. >> Yes. >> Once they evict you, that's it. >> I understand. I understand. >> All right. Just about to take a seat, man. >> Take a seat. >> Yeah, just take a seat until we're ready for it. >> Colin was eventually booked into jail for firstdegree misdemeanor trespassing. While other overconfident law students took their first dose of reality with a pinch of salt, this woman went from tough talks to tears when she got hit by reality. >> Like, bro, what the is wrong with you? >> We've asked you to leave. It's time to go. >> I'm not resisting. I'm literally innocent. I'm in love with you. >> I understand that. [ __ ] go to jail. >> On the 20th of February 2022, the cops drove down to Chevrolet office in Victory Lane after receiving reports about a drunk employee who refused to exit the location after being told to do so. By the time the cops arrived, the young woman was still inside the building and for some reason, best known to her, ignored the cops while they spoke to her. >> What's going on? >> Follow me, buddy. >> Where's she at? >> She's downstairs. >> Oh, so back around, sir. So, we got she was on the phone >> and one of my other employees downstairs heard the person that she was on the phone need stop drinking while on the job. >> Okay. >> So, >> did she get terminated or something? >> Yeah, we just terminated her today. Like literally before this whole situation. >> And what is she doing here? >> She's not leaving. >> So, we just terminated her like probably 10 minutes before I called you guys. >> And she's refusing to leave. >> Okay. Are you her director? >> Yeah, I'm the manager. And then the owner's here as well. Okay. >> Where is she at now? >> She's down there. >> Yeah. >> Hi, ma'am. How are you? >> Hi. >> You doing okay? >> Yeah. Um, hi. What's your name? >> I am officer from for police. >> Hi. Um, how may I help you? >> No, how may I help you? What's going on? >> Um, nothing. I'm just trying to figure this out. >> Figure what out? >> Um, this >> What's your name is? >> Nina. >> Melina. >> Naen. >> Naen. Okay. >> Do you have any idea why I'm here? >> No clue. Just >> Would you like to know why I'm here for? That's your problem. >> Okay. >> Well, I I know what I'm here for. That might be your problem, actually. >> That might be a business of yours. >> Good. See? >> Hey, miss. Ma'am. Hey, can you let I have a partner coming? No, no, no. just like if you can just phone them and let them know like guide them through back here. >> Regardless of her bad attitude, officers gave her an opportunity to call her mother and make arrangements to get picked up from the location. But after taking the officer's kindness for granted, they immediately decided to do what was needed to contain her. >> I believe they actually leave and uh you're not leaving. >> I am. I am. >> Okay. What What is your comment here? >> My partner doesn't speak Spanish. Okay. Your partner doesn't speak Spanish, correct? >> So that means that I had to physically speak. >> Did you Did you guys officially ask her to leave the property? >> Yes, we did. And her mom was on the phone after I called. >> Yeah, my mom said that she was on the way. >> Her mom said she's not coming to pick her up. [clears throat] Ask her to leave. >> NO, LET ME CALL MY MOM ON SPEAKER. >> You need to leave the dealership now, please. >> Okay. So, ma'am, let me Okay, so the phone >> You can hang up the phone, too. >> Okay. So I I asked my mom to come on the way. >> Your mother told me she's not picking you up. >> So what's my mom's name? >> I don't know. She was on the phone. >> Okay. So that means >> But she don't speak very good English. >> Okay. So that means that you don't know my mom's name. So that means I have to get my mom. >> But I just asked you to leave. >> No, it's time to go. >> Drives. >> We're telling you you need to leave. You're going to be trespassing. >> So I can't I can't call my mom and ask her to leave. >> You don't They don't want you to use your their phones. Okay. So, I can't ask my mom to come pick me up. >> You can use your phone, not mine. >> You have a phone. >> Mommy, this is my mom. >> Hi, Mom. They don't want to do the status. >> It's a good uh It's a good >> All right, we're going to go outside. or something like that. >> What's your first name? >> Okay, I've had enough. We're going We're going outside. Are you touching me? >> Let's go outside. We've asked you to leave. Let's go. >> Have your first name. >> We're going outside. Let's go. >> Are you touching me? >> Yes. We've Everyone's asked you to leave. Let's go. >> Let's go. Time to go outside. >> I will I will pick myself up, but don't touch me. >> Okay, let's go outside. We >> grab my purse. Let me grab my purse, but do not touch me. Okay. my lip gloss. Like, like, bro, what the is wrong with me? >> We've asked you to leave. It's time to go. >> That's okay. All right. >> All right. All right. Put your hands behind your back. We're not doing this. We're not doing this, >> bro. Stop. Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Show you a little resistance. >> No, this isn't resistance. >> This is resistance. >> This is not resistance. >> Resistance. >> I'm not resisting. I'm literally innocent. I'm innocent. >> This would have been super simple and you could have just let lock it real quick. >> Look at my stuff. Look at my stuff. No, this isn't >> Stop moving. Stop moving. Stop moving. >> What's wrong with you guys? This is my phone. >> Hey. Hey. What are you doing? What are you doing? >> My purse. My stuff. >> My purse. That's my purse. That's my phone. That's my like what are you guys doing? That's my personal >> What are you doing to yourself? That's the question. >> You've been drinking a lot today. I don't know what you were drinking my dear. It's pretty strong. >> No, I've been blanking. >> Hey, do do me a favor. Do a sweep on that desk. Make sure doesn't nothing else belongs to her. Is there >> The girl began making threats about filing a lawsuit against the establishment, thinking that it would put an end to her arrest. But she was about to learn that she was deeply mistaken. >> You know what? You know what, you guys? You guys, this whole company, >> just a second. Nothing else is in there. >> By my law, bro. This whole company is going to be sued. Come on. Take me up. Take me up, [ __ ] >> There's nothing up. But you guys are going to be sued. >> Well, you could have just left. Like >> I I wanted to leave. Look in custody to leave. No one wanted me to leave. But guess what? This whole place is going to be sued. >> It's going to be soon. This place. This whole place is going to be soon. >> Stop. Stop moving around. >> I don't give a what. I'm in law school. I have a clean record. But like we said, you could have just left. >> I wanted to leave. I tried to leave. They wouldn't let me. >> It didn't seem like that. >> THEY WOULDN'T LET ME. >> BY THE WAY, >> please take this off of me before >> they're not coming off. You're going to jail. >> You know what you Okay, let me go to jail. One of the police officers called to inform the girl's mother about the arrest. And during the phone conversation, she revealed some information about her daughter's mental illness. >> What are you doing? >> Hi. I was wondering if I could have my purse. >> Your purse? No, you're under arrest. Well, why? So, look, I just talked to your mom, right? You You care about your mom? >> Um, okay. I'll tell your mom that you're going to go to jail. Yeah, I told you mom you're going to go to jail to stay calm and collected because going to jail for a misdemeanor crime. >> I'm in law school. So what what >> that has nothing to do with you going to school? >> Trespassing, resisting and this intoxication. >> Trespassing that worked here. >> Okay, look, you can you can talk to the judge about that. Okay. >> They told me to come here. >> What trespassing am I doing? >> They asked you to leave. We asked you to leave and you wouldn't leave >> and I left I got the call. >> Typically I try not to do this but you gave us no choice. I don't I don't want to take you to jail. >> I'm in love. >> I understand that. >> I can't go to jail. >> But you could have left when I asked you to. >> I'm in I'm in school. Please. >> Why? Why were you drinking? You're at work. What were you doing? Drinking at work, >> man. Are you supposed to take medication for anything? >> Your mom told me. >> I'm I'm take one. >> Okay. Are you supposed to take medication? >> Yeah. >> Does that medication mix well with alcohol? >> I haven't. >> No. Right. See >> why why did you drink this? What was it? >> I don't know. But but please don't ruin my future. I don't I can't go to jail. I'm I'm a school. It's only a misdemeanor. 4.2 GPA. Like I have over a like look my name up. Nina Jacob. I am an associate. >> I don't deserve to go to jail. >> All right. We're going to get you out to search you. Okay. You going to cooperate? >> Search me, baby. I got nothing on me. It's >> just policy before you go to jail. Okay. Turn around. Face car. >> I'm going to adjust this cuff when you're done. >> Yeah, it hurts really bad. >> I'm going to adjust. >> I I don't feel like there's there's no pressure in my fingers. >> Yep. Well, >> I don't feel anything. But touch me all you want, baby. Touch me all. >> Good. But I can't feel anything in my fingers. >> Well, it would have been a lot easier if you didn't resist. Then they would have gone on like a normal person. >> I wouldn't resist if these people were being honest. All I said is that I wanted my mom. And all I said is that I'm okay. I'm not trying to fight you guys. I'm not trying to do anything. You did that. Trying to go home. No, I'm just trying to go home, [crying] man. I'm just trying to go home. >> Watch your head going. >> I'm just trying to go home. >> I'm just trying to go home. >> What's it called? >> Uh trespassing sort of impossible. >> She doesn't She's highly intoxicated. >> Come on. Step out. >> Careful. >> No, it's just being careful. I don't think Are you feeling sick in any kind of way? >> No. going to hurt yourself or anyone else? >> No. Any car accident? >> No. >> Nope. You're not going back in there. >> You're not going back in there. Come on. Come on. >> Any light stuff in there? >> Come on. >> Okay. I I I'm going with you. You know, I I trust you. >> Okay. The girl was eventually charged with trespassing, disturbing the peace, and resisting arrest.