From this woman who went from trying to bully cops to crying like a baby when she realized that being the daughter of a district attorney didn't place her above the law. >> I know my rights. >> I know my rights. >> My dad is James mothering dog. >> Okay. >> Districting attorney. That's my [screaming] >> to Miss Dickens, a former district attorney's daughter who attacked a homeless man for no just cause. Yeah, but you also have a mark here and you also have blood on your shirt. >> Well, I guess y'all get to get sued >> by my dad. >> Who's your dad again? He's a >> James. James. >> James Dickens. >> These attorneys spoiled kids thought that their parents could save them. Starting with 27-year-old Anna Gilbert, who seemed convinced that she could talk her way out of a DUI arrest simply because her father was a lawyer. >> Come on back over here for him, please. >> I'm not allowed to. >> You're not allowed to? What do you mean? >> I'm not allowed to at this point. My dad's a lawyer. >> On January the 13th, 2023, officers in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, pulled over a vehicle after they noticed that the driver was speeding and had failed to properly stop at a stop sign. Suspecting the driver, 27-year-old Anna Gilbert, was under the influence, officers initiated a traffic stop that would soon take an unexpected turn. >> Hi, good evening, Miss Gilbert. I'm Officer Flank Palm Beach Gardens Police Department. How you doing tonight? >> Here you go. >> Here I go. Okay. Not doing too well. >> Oh, he asked for that. >> Well, he asked for it. Let me take a look at it here. Where you come from, Matt? Yeah, this this is a certificate of title and this is a um service receipt and this insurance card expired 3 years ago. >> You still live on You still live on Lake over there? That address you just said? >> Okay. This registration expired. Miss Gilbert, have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I hate this. >> I'm having a PTSD. So >> from what? >> From what? >> Yeah, >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> Why does this Why would this trigger that? >> I'm asking for help if this isn't This is not triggering it. I'm trying to get to my boyfriend's house. Serious. >> Okay. So, you haven't had anything to drink? No cannabis, no narcotics. >> Oh. >> Okay. All right. If you were going to step out of the vehicle and make sure you're not under the influence, and we'll have you on your way. All right. What? >> To make sure you're not under the influence. You want to say the offic Come on back over here for him, please. >> I'm not allowed. >> You're not allowed to? What do you mean? >> Why aren't you allowed to? I'm not allowed to at this point. My dad's in the way. >> When officers heard Anna's reasoning for refusing to step out of the vehicle, they quickly realized that they were dealing with one of those super spoiled babies. He seemed to think that the law didn't apply to them because their parent was an attorney. >> Your dad's a lawyer >> and I'm not allowed to. >> Okay. Well, even as a lawyer, he would tell you if you're ordered out of a vehicle that you should that you have to comply. >> Okay. >> He's told me otherwise. >> No, he wouldn't tell you that. that you don't have to come out if you're told to. >> I mean, he's a piece of, so >> that's what it sounds like he would say. Yeah, he's giving you bad information. So, if you would go and step out if you're not under the influence, you be on your way. >> Okay. >> All right. So, come on out. >> I'm not allowed to. So, >> we can do whatever. I think we're here. We can we can do whatever, but >> No. Go ahead and step out to I'm not allowed to. >> Why are you not allowed to? Here, let me just leave this over here. Explain to me why you're not allowed to. >> They'll kill me. True. >> He's not going to kill you. He would tell you if he was giving you sound legal advice, he'd tell you when you're ordered out of a vehicle to step out. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> So, this this last time I'm going to ask you. >> I'm sure he's wrong, but I'm not out. >> Anna, I'm about to tell you something. I want you to listen. All right. You're coming out of the vehicle >> one way or another. Okay. You can either step out and cooperate and if you do the exercises and you're not determined to be under the influence, you'll be on your way. Or he's giving you a lawful order to step out of that vehicle. You could be charged with obstruction as of now. So if you do if we have to open that door and remove you from the vehicle, you're going to be charged with obstruction. >> I'll get out. >> Okay. >> All right. So come on out. >> But I'm sure I'll be charged with that. >> Come on out. >> I'm not allowed to. >> Come on out of the vehicle car. You will not be charged with >> I'm not allowed to. >> Last chance. >> I'm not allowed to. >> All right. Come on out. >> Come on out. Come on over here. Okay. >> Do you have any medical condition with your eyes not corrected by glasses? What do you got? >> I get seizures. My aquinic seizures. Okay. What does that have to do with your eyes? >> Lights. >> What about it? We don't have any flashing lights on in the front. >> That's I don't know. My office seizures. >> Okay. Do you have anything else with your eyes besides seizures? >> No. >> Are you able to walk a straight line? >> Yes. >> Can you balance on one foot? >> Yes. >> The officer started the field sobriety test, but it didn't take long for Anna to realize that she was cooked. And the moment the officer stopped entertaining her excuses, she made one decision that turned the entire encounter upside down. Do you see what I'm doing, Miss Gilbert? >> I'm not doing this. >> You're not doing it? All right. >> You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Okay. >> And as well as um obstructing an officer as well. >> She was later charged with DUI. Mana tried to talk her way out of a DUI situation. This attorney's daughter thought that she could bully the cops with her father's status as a district attorney after she had assaulted a hotel employee. I'm investigating assault on somebody who and you're throwing items. >> I know my rights. >> 984. >> I know my rights. >> My dad is James. Mothering dog. >> You're not going to leave. >> Well, you're getting charged. >> Okay. You're not. And you're getting charged. >> On January the 6th, 2024, officers in Las Cruus, New Mexico responded to the days in following reports of a woman aggressively confronting a staff member after she was evicted from the hotel. But when officers arrived on scene, they had no idea that they're about to deal with a spoiled brat who seemed determined to push their patients at every turn. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Officer Garcia, can you step outside for me? >> I'm getting the out. >> Can you step outside for me? >> All right. Can I step inside you? >> I'm getting out, dude. >> Can I come in? >> You can come in and stop moving. >> All right, cool. >> You're going to stop moving your stuff? We're investigating. We're investigating. Okay. So, you're not allowed to leave? >> No. Yes, I am. >> They kicked me out and I have a job. >> All right. You're not going to But I have a job. not going to leave. >> I'm investigating assault on somebody and you're throwing items. Who are you throwing items? They're saying that they're saying >> I'm not throwing anything. >> Okay. So, right now you're not free to go. If you keep yelling at me, you keep acting trying to leave, we're going to put you in handcuffs. You're not free to go. Put your stuff down and you're not free to go. >> This is my >> Put your stuff down and you're not free to go. What's your first name? >> Um, I don't need to give you that information. >> All right. If you want to add a charge of concealing, that's fine. >> That's not concealing. >> It is concealing. No fear. >> I'm conducting an investigation. >> An investigation on what? >> Okay. So, you're not going to give me your information? >> I don't have to give you my information. I have the the right to remain silent. >> Okay. Remain silent. That's fine. But you're not free to go. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> I actually have. >> You have nothing on me, so I can leave. >> I know my rights. >> I know my rights. My dad is James mothering dog. >> Okay. districting attorney. >> That's fine. >> Yeah, it is perfectly fine. He can put you in handcuffs just for doing this. >> You're not free to go. >> Yeah. Well, >> well, you're not free to go. >> You have nothing on me. So, I am free to go. >> You see the one that's coming out with me? >> You're not free to go. >> Yes, I am. I know my rights. >> Hey, the >> just because LCPD >> and I'm right here officer, if you could just get >> I'm right with her. Who is with her? >> What's your name? Exactly. >> That's what I'm asking. >> You don't know my name. So, you have nothing on me. >> So, you're saying that you didn't do anything, right? >> No. >> So, I am >> So, you're saying that you didn't you didn't threaten them verbally? >> No. >> Okay. Did you throw anything at anybody's car? >> No. >> Okay. They're saying that they did and that they have video footage of it. >> Okay. Well, show me the video footage. >> I can't leave you cuz you're not free to go. That's what I'm trying to say. So, what's your first name? >> What's your first name? >> If you don't know that information, I am free to go. You're only Yes, cuz you're only allowed to hold >> who is >> All right, cool. So, what's your first name >> exactly? >> What's your first name? >> They don't even know the first name of what? >> I'm asking you for your first name. I don't I didn't talk to them. You're out here trying to leave and you're not free to go. So, what's your first name? Do you want to give me your first name? >> Freaking tell you. >> Okay, so then that's fine. Do you want to give me your last name? >> I don't need to tell. Do >> you want to give me your social security? >> I don't even know. >> Okay, that's fine. You're not free to go. So, we're not leaving. >> I am free to go. I don't know what to tell you. I don't know what to tell you. >> Just because you're an LCPD officer saying not for you to go >> does not mean a person cannot go. >> That's exactly what it means. >> No, it does not. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Unless they have viable evidence of that person in front of them. If they've seen viable evidence of that person investigation, I'm going to leave you alone. >> Except you've already seen the evidence. I do not look or am like the person who did whatever the they are complaining about. >> Okay. >> I don't even know what the complaining about. Dog, >> I just asked you if you threatened them verbally. You said no. >> You said that you didn't throw anything at anybody's car, right? >> No. >> So, that's what the other officer is going to confirm whether you did or didn't. Okay. I did not. >> So, they're saying that you did. You're not free to go. I'm trying to identify you so we could speed up this process. You don't want to work with me. That's fine. >> No. If they come back with evidence of you doing these things and we can prove that this is what's going on, you're just going to add another charge of concealing your identity. >> Well, I'm not going to go. >> You're not going to leave and you're not free to go. >> Oh, harassment. Harassment. Harassment. Harassment. Now you got a charge on you. >> That's good. >> Yeah. You want to double the charges? >> That's fine. >> You're going to double the charges? >> That's fine. >> Really? >> You're not going to leave? Well, you're getting charged. >> Okay, you're not going to do that. >> And you're getting charged. >> Okay. >> Although officers had not yet reviewed the hotel's video footage, the woman's increasingly defensive behavior immediately raised their suspicions. As one of the female officers worked to keep the situation steady, and by time while they tried to confirm her identity from the footage, the tension in the air continued to build. >> Have fun in jail. You just put your hands on somebody bearing in crime. >> I didn't put my hands on you. I put >> Yeah, you did. YOU DID PUT YOUR HANDS on me, officer. >> So now, >> who can you ask for the video? Can you ask for the video? >> And >> so this is harassment and this is keeping somebody information. >> Okay, >> cuz she's trying to leave. They're not going to leave. >> Hostage. >> Hey. Hey. Get off me. >> Hey. Hey. Get the away from me. Hey, >> this is harassment. >> Relax. >> Harassment, bro. >> I'm trying to talk. >> Get the away from me. >> Can we talk? >> No. >> Can we talk as human beings? >> While officers were trying to calm her down and bring the situation under control, she seemed keen on proving to the officers that the rules didn't apply to her. Soon, she would learn that those who fly too close to the sun always get burned. >> Oh my god. Really? A human being? >> Yes. >> DOCUMENTS. Y'ALL ARE WHAT DESTROYED this earth because of you guys? Earth is dead. So move on. Get Let ME GET THE OUT LIKE I WAS ASKED TO BY THE [ __ ] HOTEL. >> Don't get >> Oh, hell no. >> You're not going to assault her. >> I'm not assaulting her, bro. >> I'm not assaulting. What the are you doing? >> I didn't even TOUCH ANYBODY. YOU GUYS are >> Stop. Stop. I'm going to call my dad. >> I'm going to call my dad. >> This is stupid. >> You're just being detained so we can figure out what's going on. All right. >> I didn't do [ __ ] Harass me. You guys are all getting charged. >> That's fine. Yeah. Stop. Yeah, that's right. Step the way. You can't have a [ __ ] >> There you go. Relax. Just relax. Relax. Okay. Let's figure everything out. Okay. >> It's okay. >> Oh, really? >> You want to pursue charges? I'M PURSUING CHARGES ON ALL OF YOU GUYS. >> That's fine. >> I didn't touch nobody. >> HE YELLED OUT ASSAULT LIKE IF I WAS GOING TO hit her. >> You blow up >> for what? >> You blow up on her. >> I didn't BLOW UP MY [ __ ] DOG. YOU'RE LYING. >> I'm lying after you. [ __ ] >> Watch this on me. You search? >> I searched for what? >> Going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Why? What did I do to you? >> What did I do to you? >> You assaulted a police officer. >> I DIDN'T ASSAULT A POLICE OFFICER. >> I thought you were going TO HIT ME. >> NO, I DIDN'T. >> I THOUGHT THAT TRUE. >> STOP. >> What the >> How many unders are you wearing? No. >> Okay. >> Come on. [screaming] Stand up. [screaming] >> You're making it so much worse. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> DON'T KICK ME. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> [screaming] >> I CAN'T TAKE IT. You guys are >> I [screaming] didn't do anything. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> I can't. >> Don't kick. >> I'm not kicking. [screaming] >> STOP. [screaming] >> I don't know if she didn't give it to me. She can see. >> [screaming] [crying] >> Stop trying to do that. >> I'm not doing anything. >> After conducting a search of the woman, officers decided to place her in the back of the patrol car. Given her earlier aggressive and erratic behavior, they remained cautious. But nothing could have prepared them for what she was about to do next. >> I need the I need the other one. >> Stand up. Come on. >> Hey, look. You You can make this easier on yourself. >> Listen. >> Either stand up and act like an adult or we're going to put you in a game. >> WHAT'S UP? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. [crying] >> Can you get her top up? >> YOU GUYS ARE ON THIS PATIENT. >> GET IN THE CAR. STOP TRYING TO KICK ME. >> I'm not going to kick you. You're lying. >> Here. I got it. Let me see. >> Set your car. [crying] Don't kick me. >> Here. Go. [screaming] [crying] >> Wait. Be careful with your feet. [screaming] Inside the patrol vehicle. She continued kicking the door, forcing officers to intervene and bring her back out. Somehow, they had hoped that she might have learned some lessons. I WAS LEAVING. I WAS LEAVING. SHE STOPPED ME FROM LEAVING. >> SHE STOPPED ME FROM LEAVING. >> STOP. STOP. >> That's calleding harassment. >> Ma'am, why are we doing this? >> Because I was leaving. I could have been gone. [screaming] I COULD HAVE BEEN AT WORK. >> We can talk silly. LET'S TALK. >> I TRIED talking sibly. This wouldn't let me leave. >> This isn't fair, man. [screaming] Do it. Kill me. >> You're good, dude. Kill me. Get her off my back. >> You're She's going to prank my back, BRO. [screaming] >> I'm just doing it so she doesn't. >> Are we going to stop? >> Are we going to stop? Are you going to stop and act? [screaming] >> Are we going to stop AND ACT, MAN? CAN I SIT YOU UP? [screaming] >> HEY, it's going with me. >> He's going with me. He's my partner, too. [laughter] >> Animal. >> Yeah, ACL. [crying] >> It don't hurt like that. What's your What's your dog's name? Ma'am, >> what's your dog's name? >> I'll get her 49. >> Huh? >> Spirit. >> Spirit, are you going to talk with Can I sit you up? Let's sit you up. Okay. There we go. Come on. There we go. >> How old spirit? >> Huh? >> Did you just get him? Six weeks. >> Six weeks. A beautiful puppy. >> Where'd you get them from? [laughter] >> Oh my god. >> We're going to just sit you down. We'll get you some air right now. [laughter] Yeah. You want some water? No. Can you sit back for me real quick? Kick your leg in. There you go. >> You want some air back here? Some heat, >> huh? Take this like Okay. >> Why Why are you crying? What's happening? >> Because I don't put [crying] me away for not doing anything. >> Well, tell me tell me why you're crying, though. Like, we can talk. I have no problem. >> Cuz you're putting me in jail for not doing anything. >> I'm not putting you in jail. >> I just got to work. >> Where do you work at? >> I work from home. >> You work from home? >> I had a closet. Calm down. Your puppy's going to go back to you. Your puppy's going to go back to you. Okay, honey. >> No. No. You were going to keep your puppy, but they have to go with acco right now. Just cuz you're in handcuffs. No. No. >> Okay, [crying] calm down. Hey. Hey. If you want to get your puppy back, I need you to take some deep breaths. Okay. [laughter] >> Take some deep breaths here. [crying] >> Okay. >> Hey, she's going to be okay. Hey, she's going to be okay. >> He's going to be okay. >> Hey, you're going to get your puppy back. Okay. [screaming] [crying] >> The dog's not going away forever. Back. >> I just want to say, >> can we do this? Can you sit up for me? Let's sit up for me. Okay, let's sit back. my [crying] life. >> Let's sit back in the seat. Yeah. >> Sit back. >> Sit back for me, >> please. Thank you. >> Thank you so much, >> ma'am. My name is Sergeant Baker. Chris Baker. I'm with the Los Cru's Police Department. Okay. Everything we've done has been recorded since the beginning. This is just to remind you. Okay. >> Yeah, that would freaking remind you guys that she wouldn't do this to me. I didn't [crying] do anything. >> What I'm going to tell you is this. Your dog is only temporarily taken while you're in our care, okay? In our custody. >> At this point, the young woman seemed to realize that she may have pushed things too far and could only wish that she had complied earlier. But just when she thought losing her dog was the worst part of it, a far more serious consequence was already unfolding. >> Do you understand that? >> You are able. >> All you have to do is go down to the shelter. Okay? That's all you got to do. [crying] >> So, this is what's going to happen. Okay? because you're banging your head and throwing yourself around. We have a wrap restraint device. >> If you continue, we will put you in it, which will put you in the fetal position and put a foam helmet on you, make you look kind of silly. We don't want that. >> I look to So, do you want to be in the wrap to prevent from harming yourself? Is that what you're saying? >> I'd rather not. >> I just dog. So your dog can still get back. >> Okay. >> I want money. You got money for that? >> Oh, exactly. [screaming] >> The thing is is you're not the only person that we've ever dealt with or arrested that has had a dog that hasn't had a lot of money or has no money. They have programs for that and they'll help you apply for it. On top of that, if you need help getting the dog up to date on shots, microchipped, spayed, or neutered, they have programs that'll help you to where it's free or nothing. >> But you got to go for me. >> Okay? But you got to do that on your own. Okay? So, I'm going to tell you right now, if you're paying attention, if you do not act up, we will leave you outside the wrap. But if you act up, you start banging your head, anything else at from this point on, you're going to be in the wrap. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We'd rather give you the common courtesy as an adult than as a human being. I'm >> not even a human being. You guys are humans. The failure to the [ __ ] earth. >> Okay. So, do me a favor. Scoot your feet in the inside, please. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm asking you to. I need to shut the store. >> But I'm not going anywhere. >> Not right now. But I have other things to do and I'm not going to stand here and just talk with you. Put your feet inside, please. >> I need air. >> There's plenty of air. There's air conditioner. >> There's not. Yes, there is. Put your feet in, please. >> Work for air. >> It doesn't work that way. You're no longer in control. Put your feet inside, please. >> You're not in control. >> Put your feet inside, please. >> Please put your feet inside, please. Ma'am, you are totally capable. >> I got to shut the door. Put your feet inside. Please put your feet inside. Please. Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate it. All the way in. >> Watch your foot. They told you about your dog, right? You got uh 5 days to pick them up and then um if you don't pick him up in 5 days, they're going to put him up for adoption. >> In 5 days, >> just in 5 days, you're going to be [laughter] >> Why don't you ask your boyfriend? I saw him in the video with you. >> My boyfriend? >> Or which guy were you with? >> It wasn't with my girlfriend. >> There was another guy. >> It wasn't with a guy. >> You said that you were. I saw him coming out of your hotel room. You got five days. Okay. That's just what had to happen. We can't take him. >> I asked. >> You're going to go to jail. [laughter] >> How long? >> I don't know, friend. I really don't. I really don't. I I really don't know that kind of information. But let's get some water so we can get you going. Okay. >> The quicker we get you in, the sooner you're going to get out. >> Okay. Let's calm down. Get some water. Let's calm down. Sorry. Okay. Is that enough or you want more? >> Okay, let's sit back down. Turn back on. >> When it finally dawned on her that she risked losing her dog if she couldn't pay to get it back, she immediately started searching for a way to avoid jail altogether. >> I'm just thinking. >> No. Yeah. Come on. Let's turn back around. We got to go. >> Okay. >> Let's turn back around. Turn back. >> Some water. >> See it? Please >> don't start. Sit in the seat. >> I am in the seat, ma'am. >> No, stop. You don't need to step out. >> I'm not stepping up, ma'am. >> Step. Okay, sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Push. Oh my god. >> Oh, cra. >> She slipped her cuff. Watch out. Step back. Step back. Why are we doing this? >> She's going to start resist. >> No need for this. Why are we doing this right now? >> Cuz she assaulted me and I get to go to jail for it. >> [screaming] >> YOU YOU [laughter] [screaming] GOT >> [screaming] [laughter] >> She sl she she was trying to when I was giving the water she was stepping her foot out looking around. So I'm like, "Okay, she's going to run out." She slips the other foot [laughter] out. I tell her no. So I put my hands on her. She's gonna run. I look. She's >> Hey, Miss. So, here's the thing. Your charges are misdemeanor. We get you to the jail, they're going to walk you right out. They're just going to book you and then take you out. All right? So, if you pick up a felony, it's different. So, if you relax and you calm down, we'll get you in and out of the jail. All right? >> It doesn't work that way. I know. >> No, no. This that's how it works cuz these are my dad's district attorney. >> He tells you guys tell them this all the time. >> No, these are misdemeanor. You're only on misdemeanor. I'm we're citing you into Lasus Municipal Court. All right. >> Sit inside. >> After all was said and done, she was ultimately charged with resisting arrest, assault, and assault on a law enforcement officer. While some entitled kids rely entirely on their parents' status to get them out of trouble, Ivana leaned on her feminine charms after realizing her lawyer father's influence wasn't going to erase a hitand-run investigation. I have a need to speak to my dad. He's a lawyer. >> Just observing you with your own cuteness. >> On February the 10th, 2026, officers with the Key West Police Department responded to a report of a hit and- run crash. Using the description provided by the caller, officers were quickly able to locate the suspected vehicle and make contact with the driver. But instead of cooperating, the woman immediately let her attitude take over, turning what could have been a straightforward investigation into a tense confrontation. >> Yes. Officer, I was moving to Key West Police Department. >> Okay. >> You doing all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You have an ID on you? >> Yes. >> All right. Is this your vehicle? >> Yes. >> Registered to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Why are you here? >> Okay. Just step out the vehicle for me. Okay. So, we can speak. >> Why would I speak to you right now? >> Okay. So, right now we're investigating a hidden run. Okay? So, I just want to speak to you outside of your vehicle. So, you can explain to me what you remember or whatever happened and then we can go from there. It could it doesn't have to be a hidden run. It could be a traffic crash if you're wanting to exchange information. So, if you don't mind providing me with your license, registration, and insurance. >> First of all, I have nothing to speak to you. Okay. >> Second of all, I'm not running of anything. >> Okay. Well, you're not free to leave. So, >> third, what are you searching for? I'm not searching. I am investigating. There's a difference. You're not going to close the door unless you're just going to go on cuffs. Okay? I'm giving you a verbal command to provide me with your warrant. >> I don't need a warrant to speak to you. I'm investigating. >> Investigate >> a traffic crash. More so a hidden run. >> Okay. Where she say she had damage at the back of her vehicle. >> Check the front of hers. >> Yeah. Her front right head. >> Okay. Okay. I'm going to explain this to you one more time. You are not free to leave. I need your license. >> Okay, let me close your mic. >> Okay, close it. If you walk away, you're going in cuffs. Okay, it's going to be that simple. >> Okay, I haven't You're not going anywhere. Okay, listen. Don't do it. Listen. Listen. Look at me. Look at me. >> Look at me. For what? >> Do you want to go to jail? >> For what? >> For a hit and run. You crashed into someone's car and didn't stop. >> Okay. >> That's right. We can play that game, dude. >> It was that was that easy. All you had to do was give me your stuff. All right. Listen. I live like in this. >> I know that's fine. The thing about it is is you're sitting here laughing. Okay. I'm usually not like this. I'm simply trying to investigate this and just turn it into a traffic crash. But you don't want to give me your information. All I needed was your license. >> Your information. You didn't even ask. >> I did. I said license, registration, and >> you didn't give me a chance. >> I gave you a chance. But you want to pull your phone out chances, man. >> And I warned you and then you tried to close your door on me and I sat there politely and requested these documents. It was. It could have been that simple. So, are you willing to give me those documents? >> I have everything in my car. >> So, if I take these handcuffs off you, are you going to give me the documents? >> Sure. >> Because if not, I'm just going to plan taking off. Are you just >> But the thing is, is I'm giving you commands and you're refusing to obey my commands as a law enforcement officer. Okay. Like I told you, I'm investigating a traffic crash. Okay. >> So, if I remove the cuffs, are you going to give me your >> You do whatever you need to do. The car is there >> and my house is right there next behind me. You do whatever. >> Okay. So, I'm going to take the cuffs off you and then I'm going to need you just to give it to you whatever you need to do >> and then we go from there. All right. >> Sure. You do whatever you need to do. This is very very random. >> It's not random. >> It is random. >> We're not here for no reason. >> I'm not here for a reason as well. >> So, I simply was asking >> I'm not here for a reason, sir. >> Your license, registration, explain. >> You do whatever you need to do. You didn't explain me to go. >> You didn't explain me to you. Just run with him at me to get whatever you need to. Go ahead and give me your license, registration, insurance, please. >> A slur speech led officers to suspect that she may have had too [music] much to drink, prompting them to temporarily overlook her attitude as possible signs of intoxication. At this point, their main priority was simply to confirm her identity. But like a typical spoiled brat, she was about to make them regret trusting her enough to take off the cuffs. You >> did you guys call me from somewhere? >> No, we got a call about your vehicle. >> From who? Somebody called sitting at you. >> That's very personal. >> Personal? How? >> I don't know. Can you tell me? >> I don't know. I didn't say it. You said it was personal. So, I'm trying to I'm trying to understand where you're coming from. >> It's like a personal if there's like a three vehicles of like a police has to be a personal thing. >> Like >> I live like right here >> like personal against you. >> I don't know. >> Think like so you're saying like we're coming for you? >> I don't see how that could be. >> Nothing to do with nobody, >> right? But again, >> I'm new in this neighborhood. >> Okay, I can tell. >> So, what did I do to somebody if I knew? >> So, what we're investigating there's a hidden run. A hidden run means you >> can I can I explain to you, please? >> Sure. Sure. >> What's your name? Yvana, right? >> Yes. >> Can I explain it to you without you interrupting me? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, a headun is in simple words when you collide into something or another vehicle and you leave without providing information. Do you have a dead body? >> Yep. That's why I was blinking >> camera. >> That's why I was blinking red. >> So, Mr. Ospina, >> you have a camera there. >> So, you know who the run >> is. I'm not the running person. So, you have your bunny. >> You have a new camera. >> Okay. >> So, you investigate your camera. Who? The running person. >> I don't investigate my camera. I investigate what happened. >> I know my rules and my laws in this US. >> You know your rules and your laws. Um I I think this isn't a rule or law thing. This is a traffic crash. So right now we are investigating that due to the fact that someone isn't just going to call and say that the vehicle got struck >> and give your license plate and the description of your vehicle. >> You know, I'll do whatever you need to do. >> I will >> I will do whatever it needs it takes to defend myself. And we have a camera there >> for sure. That's That's why it's blinking red. >> We're required to have it on. >> I'll do my thing. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, what's next? >> What's next is just we're doing a traffic crash right now as I've explained. >> I wanted to be a police in one year, but I don't think I would consider that career anymore. >> I understand. A lot of people just don't understand the circumstances of >> I'm more like a human being, >> right, >> and the right. But I think in my period, I'm probably not looking for that area anymore. >> Hey, to each his own, you know. >> It's such a >> It's not what you see on TV. >> No. >> I'm living the reality right now. >> Yeah. This is this is realistic when people don't listen to the commands that officers give. >> No. >> Then we have to act in such way, you know. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I was quite polite with you. >> I'll be honest with you. >> They're investigating something. That's fine. And I didn't treat you like you weren't. I can care less if you were you. >> But you could cuff me. Yeah, you did. >> I know cuz I have the right to. When you're refusing when you're refusing to obey my my verbal commands, I have the right to put you in handcuffs. >> You have the >> power over everything else. >> I don't. >> You do? Because they're giving you over your power and you're working for it. Is it worth it? >> Excuse me. >> Is it worth it? >> Excuse me. >> Is it worth it? >> Is it worth what? your peace. >> My peace. I have peace every night. I sleep very well after a shift. >> The primary investigation officer was still speaking with Ivana when another officer approached with information that appeared to directly link her to the crash. But instead of showing panic, Ivana immediately reached for her phone, seemingly convinced that one call to Daddy Dearus could make the entire situation disappear into thin air. >> They have a trailer over there. So, here's a trailer. There's glass like right there. Right on the corner. Looks just like that glass over there. So, okay. Just stay right here. Stay right here. Stay right here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Stay over here. Please >> don't touch me. >> Stay over here. Please don't touch me. >> Stay over here. Please. >> Do not >> stay over here. Please. Stay over here. >> Just stay right here. >> Because I'm telling you to stay here. But why are you pushing me? >> Because you're not listening. My dog. >> Okay. I'm telling you to stay here. >> You're a man of your words. >> What? >> Go yourself. You belong over there. I just wanted to close my door. >> Okay. So, you could have said that, but I told you to stay here. >> My a man of the law. >> This is how we look. >> Got a lot of time. >> Just relax. >> Here. We're going to sit here. >> Give this officer your phone number. Put your phone down. >> Calling people on your phone. >> I know, but my care. So just give him your phone number, please. >> I don't know. >> Do Stop with the phone. >> I know, but I don't know. I need my dad. >> You don't know your phone number? >> No, my dad has no my know my phone. >> Okay. So, you can pull up your phone. >> You can pull up your phone number on your phone. Don't call your dad. >> Let me I have to call him because he doesn't know my >> that you will look it up on this. Don't Don't pull my thumb. Don't pull my thumb. Okay. Stay right here. >> You can look it up in your phone under my settings. You don't need to call anybody. >> Like right here. This is my house. >> Okay. Well, we're not calling anybody. >> And I park here all every time. >> Okay. So, you don't know your phone number is what you're saying. Is that correct? >> I can also just get it later. >> Yeah, that's what I was going to say. >> Okay. I'll get it later. No big deal. >> Listen to me. Okay. I need you to relax and I need you to just listen. >> No, I don't need to relax. You're accusing me of something that I never done. >> So, listen. >> And you're following me like with three police cars that I never done. >> So, listen. That's Officer Florence, the one I just spoke to. Who the is >> again? Listen, he explained to you the crash scenario. So now his crash investigation is over. >> Okay. >> Okay. And what does that mean? >> Now we're going to start a different investigation. Okay. >> Oh, so this is your whole plan of the entire time. >> Just wait here for a second. Stay over here. Stay over here. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Stay over here. >> Listen to simple instruction. Just stay here, please. I'll stay here. >> Okay. So, right here. Just stay right there. I'll stay here. Just stay right there. Just stay right there because you're not listening. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand these rights I've explained to you? >> No. I have a lawyer that needs to talk to you. >> Okay. So, do you do you understand these rights I've explained to you? >> I have a lawyer. >> Okay. So, that's not the question. The question is if you understand your rights that I've explained to you. >> My lawyer will talk to you. >> Okay. So, I'm going to assume that you do understand and you know you want to talk to a lawyer. So, you don't want to talk to us right now? >> My lawyer will talk to you. >> Okay. So, you don't want to answer any questions? >> Can I have this card? >> No, you can't have. >> Do you even know this law by by heart? >> So, listen. So, listen. >> No. Can I have your card back? >> No, you can't. Okay. No. >> So, you don't want to answer any of my questions or talk to me? Is that correct? >> No, you're not free to go. So, you don't want to answer any of my questions or talk to me? >> No. No. Maybe tomorrow when I speak to my lawyer, he'll speak to you. >> What do you have in your hand there? Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. >> Do you want anything else to go with you, Jay? Out of your car? Do you want anything else out of your vehicle that makes you money? >> Nothing's going to make me money. >> Please have a seat. >> Oh, thank you, sir. So romantic. >> Ivana was transported to the police station where officers attempted to begin a field sobriety test, but she seemed fully aware of what a positive result could mean. So instead of cooperating, she came up with yet another tactic that would likely help her slip out of trouble and avoid the consequences closing in around her. >> I will delete my phone and call my father. >> Okay, you'll be eliminated phone call a little bit. >> I need to call him. >> Well, that's not happening now and let him know what the none of this [ __ ] is going to happen. You tell me another thing and you tell me another thing bringing me here like on J like I'm a criminal. So listen, you said please give me my phone. >> Give me my phone right now. That is called my lawyer right now and my dad. My dad needs to know what the is going on right now. And you're not bringing me in for another one [ __ ] thing that you need to >> so listen >> clock in for. >> So listen, you see this line right here and these book. >> So that is to do feel soiety exercises >> right now. seated please. >> No, no, I'm absent. >> Thank you. >> So, you understand, >> sir? And >> okay, so you understand? >> I understand. >> Okay, good. >> So, there's no trust to my lawyer or my dad. >> When um we're done. Yes. You you going to be afforded to my dad before before I die that you have to tell me all the things that I have to do here. I would like to say goodbye at least to my dad. >> Okay. Like I said, when we're done, you're going to be afforded to call whoever you wish. >> When we're done, why not now? >> Because that's not how it works. >> So, I want to call him now and tell me why I should be doing now because apparently you're doing something the opposite that something that I have been not done. I'm here in Cubs, which is something incorrect. >> Sorry, Mr. >> What's that now? >> Yeah. >> You had a question. Go ahead. Nope. Never have a question. >> Okay. >> Just observing you with your own cuteness. >> Do whatever you need to do. >> Okay. I need you to sign these accused for thinking. >> Yes. Exactly. You're being you're being accused. Okay. You're not being convicted. Okay. That's not this. That's not this right here. >> Accusing me. I need to get in contact with. >> We're not going to go. You will have that opportunity. Okay. >> Run from war. >> You will have that opportunity right now. You're being charged and these are the charges being charged. >> Brady went over it with you numerous times. Okay. We're not going to litigate it here. >> I have a need to speak to my dad. He's a lawyer. And if he says sign this document, >> so your dad isn't here right now. You're an adult. The decision is yours. >> No, I need to speak to him. I need. >> So, you're not going to speak to anybody right now? Right now, you're going to make the decision of either signing or not signing. Okay. So, you're going to sign them? >> I don't know yet, but >> Okay. No, we're not going to do this. We're not going to give me those papers. >> Give me those papers. Give them to me. >> Are you going to sign them? Yes or no? >> Hold on. >> Yes or no? >> Maybe. I don't. >> No, not maybe. Yes or no? >> Stand by. >> Five. Four. After refusing to sign the form, she was charged with hit and run, driving under the influence, and resisting an officer. The next case takes us to Las Cusus, New Mexico, where Miss Dickens assaulted a homeless man because she thought there could be no consequences. >> There is a what appears to be a homeless man. He's walking. We witnessed a yelling, a shouting match between him and a female. She now has a knife drawn. >> No, he's not the DA, but he doesn't have power over all of you guys. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yes. On June the 19th, 2024, a man called 911 after witnessing a disturbing situation in his neighborhood. >> 91 emergency. What city? >> Los Cusus. >> What is the address of your emergency? >> Um, there is a what appears to be a homeless man. He's walking. We witnessed a yelling, a shouting match between him and a female. She now has a knife drawn and uh they're being pretty aggressive towards each other. The caller provided additional details about the aggressive woman, later identified as Miss Dickens, the daughter of former district attorney James Dickens, giving officers enough information to identify her just as she was attempting to leave the scene of the fight. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, >> I don't know. >> Well, I'm a police officer. If you walk away from me, then I'm going to have to detain you. Okay. >> Yeah, but harass me. >> I'm not harassing you. >> Am I going to walk? I I got a call about a female matching your description that was involved in a situation. I could see >> from your face >> that it's hot out here. >> Yeah. But you also have a mark here and you also have blood on your shirt. >> Yeah, I have a mark here cuz I fell and I hit my head. >> So, are you okay? >> Yes, I'm fine. >> Anything happened? >> No. >> Okay. So, this is the information I got. Female matching your description. >> Mhm. >> Was fighting with a guy over here by the park. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Said that >> I haven't been to a park all day. >> Okay. Okay. Well, you were walking right by the park. >> Well, yeah, I was walking by the park, but I haven't been to the park. Being to a park would be on the property of a park. I was not on the property of a park. Sorry. >> Like I said, you're passing by the park. Your description. I have enough to detain you. I could be cool and just talk to you. >> But I'm not doing anything to you. >> I didn't say anything. >> You're harassing me for going on a walk. >> I'm not harassing. >> Oh, you kind of are. >> I give I'm giving you the reason I have to stop and speak with you. >> Okay. You spoke with me and I'm sorry, but I'm not that person you're looking for. >> Okay. Again, I'm not done speaking with you. Okay. So, just so you know, you're not free to leave right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> Like I said, we can call my dad cuz this is harassment right now cuz I was supposed to go meet up with him. >> You were supposed to go meet up with your dad? >> Yeah, we can call him right now. >> So, you weren't involved with anybody over here. Can you get your hand out from behind you, please? Yes. >> Okay. So, they did say that you had a knife on you. >> I don't have a knife. >> Okay. >> I don't have anything in my pocket. I have my wallet. >> So, you're denying that you were involved in any incident over here with anybody? >> Yeah. No. Sorry. >> So, you didn't get any altercation with nobody over here? >> No. >> No. >> Is that correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's your name? >> My name? >> Yes. >> Rose tickets. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you, Rose? >> I do not. I have a paper ID or Well, I had a paper ID, but I don't know where that is right now, but I'm going to go get a new one. >> Do you have one out of here in New Mexico? >> Yeah. >> Can you say that right now? You're homeless. >> Yep. Do you have a phone on your rose? >> Well, I did kind of lost it while I was walking >> today. >> Yeah. I was on my way to my dad. >> Okay. It had to do with anything earlier or No, you just lost it. >> What was the number to it? >> Um >> Although the young woman matched the description of the person they were searching for, officers knew appearances alone weren't enough to confirm that she was involved. While one officer worked to verify her identity, the others began speaking with her directly. From experience, they understood that people trying to hide something often reveal more than they intend to during questioning. >> So, I'm not very happy with the harassment here, guys. >> Okay. Well, we're not trying to harass him. We just we got to call service. That's why we're here today. >> Yeah. Well, that's at a park, so that's probably over there, but you guys are supposed to beat and there's probably somebody getting the beat out of them. And you guys are here harassing me. >> So, you saw somebody getting beat up over there? >> Yeah, that's them. That's a couple. That's none of my business. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Who? Who's them? >> I don't know. >> Okay. You said it was a couple though. >> Yeah, I walked past. >> What were they wearing? >> I don't know. Red shirt and Yeah, she had a shirt on. >> Okay. Okay. >> I have a purple shirt on. Why are wearing purple today, guys? Well, can you guys start walking me to go get my phone? >> Not yet. Cuz uh if that [ __ ] gets stolen because of y'all, this is the third [ __ ] phone. Y'all lost. >> Okay. Hey, I told you stay over here. Stop walking away. >> I know, but stop walking away. I already told you stop walking away. >> I already told you to stop walking away. >> Okay. What the is going on here? >> What the is this? >> Sorry. You guys have a officer that can detain me cuz according to law, you guys can't touch me. >> Well, let my partner talk. >> Rose, look. >> Yeah. >> Here. Here's the situation. >> I'm still trying to figure out what was going on today. Like I told you before, >> I told you there's a couple fight to get at the park that's on my business. >> Okay. Well, one, they gave me your description. I could tell by seeing signs on you that you were involved. If you want to make a statement about that, that's perfectly fine. But just letting you know that you do come back with a warrant from municipal court. Okay. >> No, I don't. I got that taken care of and I got it squashed with the >> I sent that letter in. They gave me a call, told me to show up in court and that squashed. had my court date Thursday. >> Yeah, I got all of it squashed with the letter, bro. >> All right, turn around. Place your hands behind your back. >> Excuse me. You none of you guys are female. >> What the hell? >> You don't have to be female to be >> Excuse me. Excuse me. This is harassment. >> As officers moved in to secure her in the handcuffs, Miss Dickens suddenly dropped what she clearly thought was a game-changing piece of information, believing that it would change the entire situation in her favor. It's not a rap. You got a warrant. So, >> how do I have a warrant when I got it squashed with your corpse? >> Not my course. >> Well, I mean, that's the only warrant I have with >> Well, then you get to talk to him again today. Wow. Oh, maybe tomorrow. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Well, I guess y'all get to get sued >> by my dad. Good deal. >> Who's your dad again? He's a >> James. James Dick. >> James Dickens. No, he's not the DA anymore. >> No, he's not the DA. But he doesn't have power over all of you guys. >> No, he doesn't. Yeah, he does. >> Good luck with that. >> Yeah. Yeah. Good luck with your job. Watch. You're going to rot in hell. >> No, the one you guys won. Angel. >> He was the one that was involved. >> Yep. He beat my like a And you guys are arresting me. >> You pieces of >> Do you want TO TALK TO ME? >> Pieces of >> Do you want to talk to me about Angel Hog? >> For what? YOU ARRESTED MY DAUGHTER, BUT I was the one that got beat. >> You weren't making any statements about you were involved in anything till now. >> BECAUSE WHY? I KNEW YOU GUYS WOULD arrest my dumb. >> What happened? >> [ __ ] >> What happened with Angel? >> YOU ARRESTED MY DUMB instead of him. Come here. Come down. >> What surprised the officers most was how she still didn't seem to realize that she was in the wrong. And to make things worse, she started kicking at the police door, acting out like a frustrated child whose toy had just been taken away. by >> I don't want him stabbing herself. >> She's spinning all over the back now. >> I'll hide behind the glass. >> Let's not start that. Step out. >> What do you want? >> Step out. >> What do you want? >> You can't be banging back here. Step out. Bro, what the >> stop? What's that? >> Yeah. >> What do we have in this? >> No. Grab it. >> No. No. No. >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that. All right. >> I'm not even resisting. >> Really? >> Kicking my officers. >> I didn't kick them. You kicked me. With these people, man. You guys going to pay for those medical pills? No, you ain't. >> You have to go down this road. >> Angel, watch Angel watch. Seriously, is going to be in pieces. Can you show me 97? >> I ain't got nothing else on me, bro. Harass me like a boy. You like them the off them. They were scared of a little tiny little thing. Come on. I'm like, y'all got all these weapons and guns and all this and you guys do my legs for what too, bro. >> Rolling sideways. Come on. I don't have to ride. Come on, dude. >> Hold on, guys. My foot is stuck. Can you guys stop? Thank you. Thank you. >> Good. I got it. Can I help you or is it going to be >> No, you're good. He's just going to pick up your feet. >> I know, but can I help you guys? Is that >> good? Go ahead and or watch. Just close the door. I'll hold her up. >> In the end, Miss Dickens was charged with contempt of court, battery, and assault on a police officer, as well as resisting arrest. Like Miss Dickens, Kayiah Willis, the daughter of District Attorney Fanny Willis, took a different approach. She complied with officers after being caught driving with a suspended license. >> What's up? >> Mhm. >> Your license is showing suspended. >> No, because I just paid my stuff up and got my license back in May. >> Gotcha. Well, it's it's showing it's been suspended since the 13th of May. On August the 24th, 2024, officers in Tyrone, New Mexico, pulled over a silver Nissen Alima after observing the driver using a cell phone while driving. When they approached the vehicle, they found the driver to be 25-year-old Kayiah Willis, the daughter of a high-profile attorney and district attorney, Fanny Willis. At first, it looked like it would end with nothing more than a warning citation. But after running her information through their system, officers uncovered something that quickly turned a routine traffic stop into a far more serious situation. >> Hi, man. How you doing? I'm officer Hail with the Tyron Police Department. Uh the reason I stopped you, I fig you probably know if it's saw you on your cell phone back there at the red light. Was there a reason you were on your cell phone while you were driving? >> Yeah, my mom was checking on me cuz I'm pregnant. >> Gotcha. Okay, >> that's it. >> Um, can I get your driver's license, please? Yeah, we all um just hang tight for me. Okay, I'll be right back. All right. four driving with suspended road. The suspense date is 05 24. >> Uh do me a favor. Uh can you step out of the car for me and uh come talk to me back here? You're in the back of the vehicle. >> So >> Mhm. >> your license is showing suspended. M >> were you it's Were you aware of that? >> No, because I just paid my stuff off and got my license back in May. >> Gotcha. Well, it's it's showing it's been suspended since the 13th of May. >> That's when I've got my that's when I've got it back though. Like >> Gotcha. Well, that's that's what it's showing in the system and we just had that confirmed through our dispatch. Um so right right now you don't have a >> cuz I just I just took care of some stuff in May. >> Gotcha. Um Who's Who's this in the car with you? >> It's my sister. >> That's your sister? Um, does she have a valid driver's license? >> Mhm. I'm not even sure if it was suspended, but I know I didn't have a valid driver's license in Georgia cuz I got a state ID in Texas, and I apparently can't have one in both. >> Put your hands behind your back for me. >> You arrested me? >> Yeah. You are under arrest right now for driving under suspended license. >> Can you call Can you tell Can I tell my sister? I am going to let you talk to her and with your permission and stuff going let her if that's fine with you take your vehicle and stuff and get that removed from the vehicle as long as she Okay. >> Yeah. He said you can take my >> um and mom and >> two fingers right there. That's good. Where is he going at the moment? >> Uh, she'll be one sec. >> Sorry, I'm not trying to get your hair caught up in here. at 145 Johnson Avenue. >> Okay, >> let me see. >> Huh? >> I might I'll check in. So, if not, it'll sit here and we'll have somebody pull up. I'll stay with it. So, >> got >> All right. So, any So, let me sort of explain what's going on. She's you're being arrested right now for driving on suspended. Um I know you think you took paper back in May. I'm not sure what sort of happened with that. All we can really tell right now is that your license is suspended. It show it has >> um now as far as the process and everything like right now it's basically like a traffic citation as far as the arrest. You're going to know your bail amount and everything by the time you get there. Oh, you're not going to have to wait to go before a judge or anything like that. So, you >> most likely depending on how long it takes her at the jail, depending on the time is how busy they are at the moment, you probably be out in a handful of hours here. Just don't quote me on that, but that's typically how it goes. It just depends on how busy they are. >> Okay. Um, do do you have any sort of questions or comments or concerns or anything like that? Just like I can answer for you right now. After placing Kaya in cuffs, the officers arranged for her mother to pick up the car while one of the officers drove her to the police station. >> All right, Miss Bills. Um, here's still going to be the citation today for driving on suspended license. Uh, I'm just going to give you a warning on the the cell phone. Um, I'm not going to you've been cooperative and everything with me. So, I'm not just make sure we're driving, we're staying off of that and not and if we need to make a stop, make a call or text or something, make sure we're pulling off and doing that instead of doing it while we're operating the motor vehicle. Okay. Um, you do me a favor and sign for me here right next to the X for the citation for driving not suspended. Back to where you were here. Also, I think I might know what sort of happened with your suspension license. Uh, I think like you said, it was suspended at one time and then you went through the process of getting it fixed, but when you had gotten it uh pulled over or suspended for driving on suspended license, that also created another license suspension for driving on suspended license. So, that's I think what sort of caused that to happen. the bond amount's not super high or anything like that. You don't got uh it's going to believe it's going to be 800, which it's not that bad. And plus, you don't got to wait to go for a judge or anything like that. Um it is going to be a must appear on the citation. So, your court date for that is going to be October 24th. >> The whole date, the bond, >> um yeah, you got to pay the whole bond amount for that to to be released. Um but that's going to be something you have to work out with the jail staff. uh it is going to be must appear for the citation for October 24th. That court date is going to be on there. If you have any other questions or anything like that, you can call the number and uh on the back of the citation. They can sort of answer any questions or concerns or anything you have. Okay. Got you have any questions or comments or concerns or anything for me right now? All right. I understand it's it's inconvenient and everything and not so but it's not the end of the world. Okay. >> Cana was eventually booked into jail for driving with a suspended license. Just when it seemed like these so-called spoiled attorney kids couldn't push things any further, along comes a 23-year-old trust fund kid who tried to bribe her way out of a DUI situation. >> Would you mind if I take a look at your eyes real quick? >> Um, so my dad is actually a lawyer. Okay. >> I'm going to I feel like I should call a lawyer. >> I can pay you whatever. >> I can't I'm sorry. I I can't. My hands are tied. I don't >> On July the 30th, 2023, Officer Perez of the St. Petersburg police stopped a speeding 23-year-old female motorist who was suspected of DUI and tried everything possible, including bribing an officer to escape an arrest. >> Hi, how you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. I'm Perez. I'm with St. Pete. I had you at 56 and it's a 40. >> I'm so sorry. >> Do you have your driver's license with you? I kind of noticed you drifting within your lane a little bit. I wanted to Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. Thank you. >> Do you have your insurance and your registration card as well? And if you have um a digital copy of your insurance card on your phone, that works for me, too. >> Yep. >> Okay, cool. Give me just a second. All right. >> Christina, would you be able to step out for me real quick? I just like to talk to you further up here. >> Absolutely. >> I'm just noticing a few signs for I want to make sure you're good to drive. Okay. Yeah. Would you mind if I take a look at your eyes real quick? Um, do we have to do this or is there any other option? Should I call? >> I um since I'm seeing signs of impairment at this point, I'm going to conduct my DUI investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I don't have people call rides or anything like this. I'm going to request a couple field sobriety exercise from you and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. At this point, um, so my dad is actually a lawyer. Okay. >> I'm going to I feel like I should call a lawyer. >> Um I'd just like to get some basic information from you. Okay. You're not able to make any phone calls right now cuz we're in the middle of an investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, if you can come back to the front of my cruiser real quick, I'll just get some basic information from you. >> I will explain if you do not wish to participate in the field sobriety exercises the consequences that entail that. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So, I I um your Honda is that registered to you only? What year is your accord? >> 2022. >> No. >> Are you feeling sick or injured this evening? >> No. >> Do you have any physical defects? >> Are you diabetic? >> Nope. >> Um, epileptic like a seizure disorder. Do you see a doctor or dentist outside of routine care? >> Dentist? Yes. >> Okay. And are you taking any medications? >> How would you consider your overall health? Good, fair, or poor? >> Good. Very good. Do you have any injuries that would affect your day-to-day activities? >> No. >> Okay. >> So, um I'll ask you again. Would you mind if I take a look at your eyes real quick? >> Um I feel like I should call a lawyer. >> Um so, you're not able to have a lawyer here because it's a DUI investigation. Okay. >> The officer was getting suspicious at that point since she didn't want to take the sobriety test. I will request that you participate in a walk and turn and a one leg stand. Would you be willing to participate in the two additional field sobriety exercises? >> If I say no, what does that entail? >> Um, so if you refuse to participate, you're forcing me to make a decision based on my observations up until this point. Okay. Additionally, should you be charged >> like 2 minutes? >> I know. Additionally, should you be charged with DUI, the refusal could be used against you. Okay. So, the fields of riding exercises are to dispel any concerns that I have that you're driving while impaired. Okay. >> I can smell it on your breath. Your eyes are bloodshot and water. Okay. >> I know I'm going to fail. >> They're not pass or fail. There's just clues on each. There's eight total clues on the walking trail. There's four total on the one one leg stand. Okay. They're not pass or fail. Um there's just clues that we look for. I explain and demonstrate all the exercises. I make sure that you understand before you get started if you have any questions. >> There's no way to pass it if I'm if I'm drinking. >> Well, like I do not pass or fail, but there's evals that I do on people that I don't see many signs of impairment and I don't believe that I could develop probable cause. >> Okay. >> And I don't that my DUI investigation's over. Okay. >> Is there anything I can do? I can't I can't force you to do the field soiety exercises. You know the consequences if you don't participate and I don't call rides because I don't give breaks. I'm assigned to the traffic unit. I'm assigned as a DUI officer. If I gave you a break, I'd have to give everybody else after you a break. I should have given you giving everybody before you a break. So I don't I don't give breaks like that. I don't have people call Ubers or anything. I understand. >> So my hands are kind of tied. If I if I'm seeing signs of impairment, I have to handle it. Okay. >> Um, so sorry. I might call my dad. It has to be your your decision. Okay. Just it has to be your decision. All right. Do you want to participate in the field soiety exercises? I can have my partner draw the line for you right now. Hey, can you I have the chalk right there for the fact that >> I don't I mean I'm I'm So my dad is a lawyer and >> he used to be a cop. He used to be the a cop in New York. So like I know and I have >> cops in your connection. Like >> I just I'm going to call my dad and ask him what I should do. I'm sorry. I really should not have driven tonight and I know that now. Despite her initial resistance in claiming her father is a lawyer, she eventually agreed to field sobriety tests. >> Like I I demonstrate in the entire exercise. So everything that I explain in my instructions, >> everything that I explain in my instructions and my demonstration is exactly what you need to do. If you do everything to a tea, >> then there shouldn't be any problems. Okay? all of all of the clues that I look for that I I will explain and demonstrate. And if you follow that to a tea and you have zero out eight clues, zero out of four clues, zero out of six clues on the HGN, then there would be no reason for me to >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Would you like me to demonstrate it real quick for you? Okay. >> Thank you. So, I'll have in the beginning I have you start in the starting position. Okay? So, I'll have you start at the end of this yellow line right here. So, the starting position, you put your left foot at the end of that yellow line and place your right foot in front of your left with your heels and toes touching. So, it's going to look just like this with your hands down to your side. So, in the starting position, I don't want you to move until I tell you to begin. I ask if you understand and then I ask if you have any questions and then whatever answer you give me I can explain the starting position again or I can proceed which I would proceed into the walking phase. So when I tell you to begin from here I would like you to take nine heel totoe steps down the line. It's going to look just like this. One two three and continue all the way until you get to nine. When you reach that nine step keep your front foot on the line. You remove your back foot from the line to make a series of small steps to turn around. And you're just going to take the nine heel to toe steps back down the line the same the same manner that you came. Nine heel to toe steps back. Okay? Just like this. One, two, three. Continue all the way to till nine. Okay? When you reach that final nine step, step off the line. The exercise is complete. So, while you're doing all of this, you're just going to look down at your feet. Count each of your steps out loud. Keep your arms to your side and then once you start walking, don't stop. >> Yes. >> So that that's the gist of the walk and turn. Everything that I explained is everything that I look for. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Since she didn't have a choice, she took the test. And here's how it went. >> Left foot at the end of that yellow line. Right foot in front of your left with your heels to >> Yeah. Make sure your right foot is in front of your and he arms down to your side. Do you have any questions before you get started? Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. You may begin. >> Yes, ma'am. Just like how I demonstrated. Nine heel to toe steps down. Series of small steps to turn around. Nine heel to toe steps back. that turn around. >> It was in the manner that I demonstrated All right. So, I have a one leg stand. If you want to come over here, you don't have to worry about the line. So, it's you're just standing with your feet together, arms to your side. when I tell you to begin from this. Yeah. If you're if you're comfortable there. >> Can I ask why? >> It's all part of the field sobriety exercises. Okay. >> Next step or did I fail? >> So, there's three tests that are standardized. Okay. >> So, when I first asked you if I could look at your eyes, I'd be checking for like horizontal gaze stagmus. So, it would just be like the involuntary jerking of your eyes over a horizontal plane. So, that's the first one. You didn't want me to check their eyes. Okay. >> Walk and turn. Okay. And then the one leg stand. >> So this is the third the last one. At the end of the the one leg stand, we'll we'll go from there. Okay. Okay. >> Would you still be willing to participate in the one leg stand? >> What is it exactly? >> Yes. So you'll just stand with your feet together, arms to your side. When I tell you to begin from this position, I'd like you to raise either foot, whichever one you feel most comfortable with. Okay. >> Can I count one, two, three? >> Yes. Just continue to count until I tell you to stop. Okay? If you happen to put your foot down like this, which I don't want you to do, raise that same foot that you had held up before, up and continue to count where you left off. 14 105 and so on. Okay? While you have your leg out like this, I don't want you to hop or sway or use your arms for balance. Okay? Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I'm on your time. Whenever you raise your foot, I'll start my watch. It's not a secret. And it's a 30-se secondond test. So when you raise your foot, I'll start the watch. But remember to continue to count until I tell you to stop. Do >> you want me to count alone? >> Yes. So keep counting until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Yes. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 >> Stop. You can relax. Okay. So, if you want to come back to the front of my cruiser, I have a couple questions I would like to ask you. Okay. They're very direct kind of to help me better understand um your evening and before I pull you over. Okay. Um before I ask you any questions, I do need to advise you of your rights. Okay. Um so, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him represent with you or been questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one of you at home to represent you, you can decide any time you exercise these rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand each of those rights. You having those rights in mind, would you like to speak with me? Where were you coming from before I stopped you? >> Um, downtown. >> Okay. Um, I see. How did your night begin? Did you go out for dinner or did you >> I was I was at work. >> Oh, okay. >> Came from work. >> Okay. What time does your shift typically end? Uh 10 p.m. >> 10. Okay. Um after work, did you get any like um like appetizers or dinner when you got off? >> Yeah, I ate. Yeah. >> Okay. What did you have? >> I had the salsa bird at uh wrap at work. >> Oh, okay. That sounds actually pretty good. Is it like a vegetarian? Yes. >> Oh, okay. Nice. Um with that, did you have anything um to drink? Water, soda, juice, coffee. Okay. Did you have any alcoholic beverages? Uh wine? >> Nothing. No. >> Okay. After um you had the dinner after work or at your job, um where did you go from there? >> Um I went to Central. So I went to uh Park and Wreck. >> Oh, okay. Right there at the corner first. Okay. I always see a pack. There's always a long line on the on Saturdays. Um at Park and Wreck, what did you have to drink there? >> I had a I had a Coke. Coke. Okay. Did you have any um alcohol there at Park and Wreck? >> Nope. >> No. No mixed drinks, no beer, no wine, anything like that. Okay. >> From Park and Wreck, did you go anywhere else? >> Nope. >> Okay. Without looking at your watch or phone, where what time do you think it is right now? >> I'm going to guess probably midnight. >> Uh it's about 1:00. Do you know how long you were um at Park and Red? >> No idea. We were watching UFC fights, so Okay. My friends are really They all bet. They all bet on them. Yeah, >> that's fun. Did you um Are they friends from work? Did you meet them down there or do you kind of just go after? >> Yep. >> All right. Nothing to drink whatsoever. I can smell it on your breath. I don't know if I'm missing something. >> Nothing even at your job. I know sometimes people that at that work in the restaurant industry, they'll they'll drink, you know, while they're working. Nothing. Nothing at work? >> Okay. What about earlier in the day? >> Nope. >> Nothing. Okay. You're not on taking any prescription medications or anything like that? Okay. >> Um All right. How long have you lived in this area? >> I know you you you're from New York. So, >> yes, since September. >> September. Okay. Are you like familiar with Forest Street? >> Yeah. >> Do you take Fourth Street like every day to like to work and home? Okay. >> I work downtown. Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. All right. Um Yeah. So up until about 30th Avenue, that's when it changes to a 40. So it's 35 before 30th Avenue. >> And it's 40 all the way until you get to the Chick-fil-A. And then you can see behind you the sign. It's 45 all the way basically to Gandandy. >> Oh, okay. >> So 56 and a 35 is a little fast. Okay. And then your driving pattern, you're drifting. Okay. Pretty hard. So >> I'm sorry. Yeah. At this point, she had to be arrested, even though she refused an evidential breath test. >> So, I'll just have you place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for the driving under the influence. From here, we're going to go back to the station. I'll give you the opportunity to provide a breath sample. Whichever answer you give me, it's all in regards to your driver's license, so I will explain either way. Okay. Do you have a wallet that you'd like to go with you? Oh, I see your your cell phone can go with you. Do you have um like a >> cell phone? But what about my car? Is it going to be >> The car will be impounded since you are the registered owner. >> What does that entail exactly? >> Um so it'll be taken by TriJ um down downtown. I'll give you the address to TriJ. You'll have to It's a mandatory impound. It's like a impound fee and then it'll be released. Okay. You'll have to come to the station when you get released in the morning. >> Yep. Do you have anything in your bra that I need to know about? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I'll just have you come to the passenger side over here. Is there anything I can do to not do this? >> I can't like like I mentioned >> anything at all. I can call like I mentioned earlier, I don't I can't do that. Okay. We don't >> I can say whatever. >> I can't I'm sorry. I I can't. My hands are tied. I don't like give breaks or anything. Okay. >> I have to I'm a DUI officer. I have to handle what I have. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Just have a seat. Let me put your seatelt on. >> Yep. >> She was taken to the police station and in the end she was charged with DUI and speeding, reckless driving, and fined $523. Up next is a woman who is convinced her lawyer father's influence could keep her out of handcuffs even after she was caught driving with a suspended license. >> My dad's a lawyer and he literally is like, "No, suspended till December." >> Basically, right now you are under arrest. Okay. I'm just not going to book you into jail. >> Okay. >> And then you just call my dad. He's a lawyer, too. So, >> yeah, sure. >> On the 12th of February, 2024, a woman gets pulled over by the Watcom County Sheriff's Office for speeding. But things escalate when the officers discover her suspended license. Hi. Sorry. >> Just so you're where everything is on audio and video. The reason I pulled you over is you're going 41. It's only 25. >> Oh, it's 25. I thought it was 35 here. >> It's all 25. Uh, what about your registration? >> Um, it's Oh, actually, I think that registration is due. Took it like just this year. >> Okay. Do you have your old one? Is the car registered to you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I can always look it up. Okay. >> Yeah, it's up. It's okay. >> Give me a second. Miss Bailey, you're suspended. Why are you driving? >> Your license is not suspended. >> It is suspended. >> Suspended for uh 20 days last year. >> It's suspended right now. So, obviously, you didn't pay something to make it right. >> It was suspended till December 20th last year. >> Well, it's suspended right the second. I can tell you I can tell you exactly why. But >> my dad's a lawyer and he literally is like, "No, suspended till December." cuz I didn't drive like all October, November, then December 20th he was like, "Oh, you can drive again." >> Okay. Well, I'll tell you exactly why. But do you can you call somebody with a license? We can release the car, too. Otherwise, I got to tow it. >> Okay. I have to get to the clinic, though. So, >> you're going to need to get somebody here with a license or I got to tow it. >> All right. Let me hold >> and then I'll I'm going to go work on the ticket. So, basically, right now, you are under arrest. Okay. I'm just not going to book you into jail. >> Okay. >> And then I just call my dad. He's a lawyer, too. So, >> yeah, sure. Does your dad live out here? >> Yeah, he lives out here, but he's out right now. >> Okay. Someone needs to be here within 15 or 20 minutes. >> Okay. >> Who you got coming? >> It's my dad. HE'S LITERALLY LIKE, "YEAH, my license is going." >> Your license is suspended indefinitely from a ticket that you got in June. Your license was suspended? >> It's suspended indefinitely. >> Yeah. You got You got to pay some stuff off. >> Yeah. We literally have the paperwork that says it's suspended until December. You're suspended indefinitely, so you got to go to DL and pay stuff off. >> Okay. He's saying I have to pay [ __ ] off, but he's an idiot, so whatever. >> How long's your dad going to till he gets here? >> No, my my stepmom's on the way house. >> Perfect. Awesome. >> Even though she insisted, citing her dad's profession as a lawyer, the situation remained the same, and she got what she deserved. So, it looks like you got two tickets, one in June and like one in August, right? Something like that. >> Yeah. The August one shows that that suspension was till like December 8th of 2023. And I'm guessing that's what you got the paperwork on. >> But the ticket that you got in June, I'm guessing you never paid it off because that one says you were suspended indefinitely from like 9. >> But I got pulled over like once last year. So I'm confused how I got >> I'm just telling you you got two tickets last year in 2023 and they suspended you. The one that says indefinitely. The reason why you're suspended currently, >> the reason I'm suspended was from something years ago. >> I don't know. All I know is you probably need to go to department of licensing >> cuz they don't want to suspend your license for a ticket. >> Yeah, they do. When you don't pay it off, they suspend it. >> But I paid all my off. Like I don't know what to tell you. My dad's a lawyer. >> I have all the paperwork. >> Like I'm just telling >> system screwy or whatever. But >> no, it's not me. It's Department of Licensing. So contact them. They're the ones that you need to have a beef with. Not not be pissed off at me. I like I didn't do it. Okay. >> Um but but right now you are suspended till you take care of stuff. Okay. So today you're speeding. You're going 41 and a 25. I'm going to reduce that ticket down from 246 down to a 15 over 176. >> Okay. You got 30 days to deal with this address, phone number, and then there's the online option. >> Okay. This is the criminal citation for suspended third. So, contact Department of Licensing, figure out, hey, what do I got to do to get my license valid? Do I owe money or what? >> Yeah. Okay. >> And then take that into court if you're able to pay it and make it valid. Take this to court. You're going to have that on. Where'd it go? They moved it on me. There it is. Uh, two Fridays from now. So, not this Friday, but the following Friday. Here's your license back. >> Okay. >> And then who's coming to get the car? >> My stepmom should be here any minute. >> Okay. What's her name? >> Shelly. Do >> you know Shel's last name? >> Hub. >> Hub what? >> H O V D E. >> Oh, right. >> Okay. And you want to go ahead and sign right here? Just saying. I'm not going to tow it. >> You guys can park it somewhere and then remove it later. Awesome. All right. Yeah. So, start with Department of Licensing. Uh, and if you want, I'll print off your driver's abstract so you can see what I'm looking at. >> No, it's fine. >> Okay. All right. Well, hang tight till she gets here.