What's your boyfriend? What's >> so I understand you think I'm on substances. I'm sad arrested. >> Put your hands. >> No. >> Yeah. No. >> Put your hands. >> Yeah. No. >> India. >> I'm telling you, I'm hurt because she did that. And you're off of >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of Mary. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of Mary. >> You don't have most. >> You do not have that option. >> That option. In a time when attitude speaks louder than logic, some Gen Z brats think attitude is power and the rules don't apply to them. At least until they cross paths with no nonsense cops. >> Where is that home that you were out of? Okay. >> Come on. >> All right. Relax. >> Plan on sleeping outside. >> Shut up. >> Shut up. Get in your car and leave the >> Oh, wow. Yeah. No way. >> Right back. Right back. Here are satisfying moments when Gen Z bratz tried messing with nononsense cops and learned the hard way. Starting with this shoplifting Gen Z brat who thought that she was tough enough to take on the cops right up until the moment they put her firmly in her place. >> Don't make this hard. >> Stop that. How How old are you? >> So, we're going to get up. >> If I get the of these handguns, I swear I'm beating all your Not you. Stop. >> Get the off me. >> Stop. >> I'mma bite. >> Stop. >> You shut the up. I don't even know. You >> look at me. >> Don't grab me. >> I will whip your >> On October the 17th, 2022, officers responded to reports of a shoplifting incident at Target. But by the time they arrived, the suspect, who was full of Gen Z bravado, had already fled to another location to continue her little shopping spree. Unfortunately for her, the cops weren't about to let her slip away. They tracked her down quickly and this time she was going to answer for every bit of trouble she caused. >> Can we have somebody make contact with Target and see what it is they took? I got an item out front here at Dollar Tree. >> What happened? >> Nothing. Do me a favor. Just don't go in there real quick. Okay. Just kind of hang out out here for just a quick minute. Okay. >> Hey. >> Hello. >> Officer Evan S. Please. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Okay. So, I just pulling up. I saw you go running in there real fast. >> Nope. I was chasing out the hook. >> Okay. All right. You got any weapons or anything on you? >> You have any weapons or anything? >> No. >> You're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. >> I got a knife. >> Okay, I got it. >> Wait, can I grab a problem? >> Put your arm back down on your back. Just put your arm behind your back. You're >> not put your arm. Put your arm on your back. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Hey, bro. Get your pelvis on. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> All right. Nope. Put that back down. >> All right. You all need to walk away. >> You got to arrest my cousin. You arrest my cousin. >> Okay. Go away, dude. >> Walk away, guys. >> Go away. >> Walk away. I got lots of handcuffs. I can >> man. Can you get your hand off my bro? >> You got anything on you that's going to poke, cut, or hurt? >> My fingernails is going to poke cut. >> Okay. It's the food. >> And I got that from Home Depot and I have a receipt for it. >> Didn't I see you this morning? >> I don't know you. >> Yeah, >> we got one black female 295. I got a female unit. Uh we have the 19 secure. We've also got some 42 merchandise over here. >> We're going to get my seat in the car. Okay. >> Just go. >> Please. Please. You better let the car. >> Okay. Well, let's not do that. Okay. >> Let go. >> We're not doing this. >> Let go. >> Go on my wrist. Why the is pinching me? >> Cuz you're pulling against the handcuffs and throwing your fingers up. Don't hit me. Okay. That's a >> I didn't hit you. I kicked you. different. >> I'm guessing that is hers. That's hers. >> Oh, that's my whole boy decorating. >> All right, hold on, man. >> Hold on. Now it's part of >> like a typical Gen Z brat, she had zero plans of going down quietly. She was rather determined to make herself a hard nut to crack. But unfortunately for her, she picked the wrong cops to mess with, and they were more than ready to her little rebellion down. >> Stop trying to headbutt me. What are you doing? >> Hey. Hey, don't hit him. I saw you trying to headbutt him. Don't do that. >> Don't make this hard. >> Stop that. >> How old How old are you? >> I don't even video. Get the 12 or 14. >> She's trying to kick and head butt me, so watch out. >> Yeah, exactly. >> You're going to get You're going to get put to the floor. Stop it. >> We're going to put you to the ground. Stop it. Can you act a little? >> Get the godamn >> and we meet again. >> Shut the up. I'm tired of I'm being on the side. >> Yeah. >> Get the >> EXACTLY. I DON'T GOT on me. Get the off me. >> We pulled like a 9 in butcher knife off of you. Okay. >> Oh, well, I'm going to knee you in your If you don't get the my legs, I'm being so serious. >> So, here's what we're going to do. We're going to stand up and we're going to get in MY CAR. OKAY. >> STAND UP, [screaming] SON. >> OKAY. >> YOU'RE CRASHING MY LEGS. >> WELL, IT'S CUZ YOU'RE trying to kick us. >> Well, good. And I should kick you and head >> and I should bite you and I should head bite you. >> I got every reason to with your >> So, we're going to get up. >> I get the these handguns. I swear I'm beating all your ass. Not you. >> Come on. Stand up. >> Nope. >> OKAY. OH, I don't like YOUR >> HEY, DID YOU JUST RIP my >> Stop. Stop. >> Get the my arm. We ain't married. I don't know your >> Stop. >> Get the off me. >> Stop. >> I'mma bite your >> Stop. >> You shut the up. I don't even know. You got to up my >> Don't bite me. Don't >> I wish you would hit me. Bite your again. You >> good. Our mom is >> I'll put the belt down on >> I can't get >> STOP >> YOU HEAR ME >> STOP TRYING TO BITE. STOP. >> Just stop. I'll show it to you. >> Evelyn, let me talk to her. >> Let's Hey, she listen to me. Are you listening to me? >> I'm going to let go. >> He's going to let go and I'M GOING TO TALK TO YOU. Do you hear me? >> Let Let her go. >> Hey, do you hear me? Are you listening? Are you listening to me? Put your leg in. Put your leg in. Listen to me. Do what I say. >> For some reason, she actually thought that putting on a tough, intimidating look would somehow scare the officers off. But reality was waiting right around the corner and she was about to get a rude awakening she wouldn't forget anytime soon. >> Put your leg in. Put your leg in. Listen to me. Do what I say. Put your leg in. >> Put your leg in. Listen to me. >> You're making this worse for yourself. Look at me. >> Don't grab me. Look at me. I'm talking. I will whip your >> to Are you listening to me? I need your attention here. Are you listening to me? Are you listening? Are you listening? >> Calm down. You're making this worse. >> Put your leg in. But you're making this worse. >> The only way that you can make this better is if you stop. >> You You cannot resist right now. You're already in handcuffs. Put your leg in. Come on. Put your leg in. >> Hey, listen. Listen. >> I need your attention here. >> Put your leg in. I'm trying to help you. >> Man, I'm tired of this. This is second. >> Put your leg in. >> Put your leg in. >> Hey, put your leg in. I'm trying to help you. >> I'm trying to tell her something. >> You can't talk to her right now. >> Not right now. >> Once you come around here with us, we can help you out. Okay. >> Help me out cuz I want to be able to back and roll out the window. I'm going come by here. Okay. Tell us >> 10 or She is 12 years old. >> Okay. Would you like me to move that seat belt a little bit for you? >> Man, I can get up on my >> I'll move the seat belt for you if you would like me to try to make it a little more comfortable. Do you want me to undo the seat belt for you? >> Got it. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I know her. I just saw her this morning. >> Where's everybody else? She got caught in the morning. 9:00. >> She's climbing over the seat belts in the back here. Move from that side to this side. She's standing up, squatting back there in the seat. >> Is she trying to talk to somebody? I don't know if she did this by herself. >> We had the knife, right? >> Yeah, it's in my car. >> Were there other people with her? >> Uh, this group came up when I when I saw >> it was somebody walking with her. I watched the camera, but I'm not sure if they was stealing it with her. >> Uhhuh. >> Target didn't say that somebody was They didn't say that somebody was stealing it with her, but maybe I just didn't want to disturb you at So, the female in the blue jean jacket, the moment I got out and walked up, she goes, "What's going on? What happened?" And started to reach for that box with the cables on it, I said, "No, no, no. Leave that right there. Get out. Don't go in that store." And then she came out a half second later and I was like, "Hey, hey, you saw you go running in there." She was I was following her. >> Yeah. >> And then when we started to get close to her, she started to kind of twist a little bit. He reached and pulled the knife out of her pocket. >> Yeah. >> I saw it swinging. She was swinging it, walking out of Target. >> Yeah. I mean, >> and then I seen her hair and I was like, it's our girl. >> She was holding the blue doo dad and had this bag in her hands. This was sitting right there in the front cuz I saw her come zipping across cuz I was kind of slow rolling it right there when they when I saw that last update. >> She came out of there with that lady. >> This time around, the officers had no intention of letting her slip away again. They were determined to get to the bottom of whatever had gone down. >> You want us to tell you what happened? Sure. You guys want to tell me? >> Okay. What you got, man? Watch. Watch out. This person trying to back up here. I get hit by a car. It hurts insanely bad. I didn't tell her nothing cuz I wasn't even with that girl. >> We weren't with her. She was she was in the store. >> Okay. Well, it's weird cuz you came walking up and was asking what was going on right after she went running in the store. So, >> cuz we cuz you could go ask right there. He said >> he said he said he was like, "Your friends your you see me running from that way." He was like, "Your friends over there getting arrested." So, I I had ran over here and I was trying to see what was going on. I call your shades. You got pressure a bit, bro. Let me hold them. >> So, just let you guys know. >> Money got on you. >> These guys have really nice cameras. >> Yeah. >> Everywhere. Okay. So, just let you know. >> I steal from over here. I ain't got to steal. >> Okay. >> All right. But y I ain't >> so >> all these long guys related to any of this. >> Okay. >> Just trying to make sure. >> Just her auntie. Just her grandmama. >> Just trying to make sure they >> That's a damn light. >> Just trying [laughter] to make sure they on the right. If they not they >> we uh we pull a butcher knife off of one of them >> who we were here because of stealing. So >> I I would I would personally say that's probably >> bright. But does anybody work for Dollar Tree? >> How you doing? >> Hey, did you have anybody steal anything from you just a minute ago? >> No, I don't think so. Miss Linda, that that young girl that ran out of here, she was coming in from somewhere else, right? >> Yeah. She think she ran I was over there, so I didn't really see anything, but Miss Linda said she ran in the door. I think she might have been running from another >> um she was running from us. >> Yeah. So, okay. I just want to make sure nothing got snatched up in in that few seconds cuz I saw her go running in here and that was >> So, I just want to make sure everything was okay. As the reality of what was happening finally started to sink in, she realized she had one chance left to try and change the narrative. But that wasn't going to be an easy task. Not after the outrageous attitude she had put on earlier. >> The one with the screw drivers on >> I got that out of Home Depot. >> What happened? >> I got that out of Home Depot. little pocket thing with the screws in it to fix my bike and I bought it and kind of I accidentally get to tighten up like the little handle part and then that's $20 bill to pay for five units. We had we have the report of a signal one in progress at Memorial Security's request at 21. They have an officer by families are fighting in the ER parking lot. >> Who is he? Okay. Well, let me tell you. We're in the back seat. Guess who? The only one who is going to jail right now is you. >> We need to tell her something. You want some handcuffs, too? >> Can't believe. Okay. >> I remember you. I know you remember me. >> You remember me? >> Go back over there. >> Oh, I remember. Oh, >> bro. Just yelling. >> I most definitely remember you. You remember me? >> Where you talking to? >> Huh? >> I remember you, too. You want me to tell you WHERE I REMEMBER? >> WE can roll it up. >> Can y'all go over there, please? I need all of y'all over there. Did you go to Target yet? >> I only entered and then when they requested officer I left. >> All right. So, I got a supervisor on the way. >> Okay. Um I requested an ambulance. Okay. So, I'm not sure when they'll get here. >> What's up? >> I don't need a damn ambulance. I want to go home. >> Well, you're not going home any talking to you either, Justin Bieber. >> Okay. So, >> he's got lots of money. >> He's got weird tattoos, too. Okay. >> And yet he's still a [ __ ] >> That ain't nice. That's not nice at all. >> It's not nice, but it's honest and neither was putting somebody on the ground. >> Well, >> and don't tell me it's part of your job cuz no, it's not. >> Well, neither is getting bit or headbutt or kicked >> after deserved it. If you deserved it, you going to get it. >> Okay. Not sure how I deserve it. But you still can't do that. It's illegal. Okay. That's That's a felony. >> Yeah, that's >> okay. So, anyway, I have a supervisor on the way. Okay. And then we're going to go over to Memorial. Um I'm going to try to get you checked out. So, it'd be good if you would check with, you know, medical staff and let them evaluate you. Do you have any injuries or anything? >> No. >> No. >> Fine. >> Okay. Okay. I understand that. >> Soon as I slip my hand out of these, I'm a bit t everybody as though cuz y'all think that funny. That not funny at all. >> Okay. Well, all right. The the issue here is that those cuffs need to stay behind you. Okay. That's problem one. >> Okay. Problem two is with with you keep hitting and banging and yelling and stuff like that. It makes it really hard for us to work with you >> on stuff. >> Need you to work with me. I'm a solo business. >> Okay. All right. Well, you might want to call your solo business partners cuz uh when we're done at Memorial, you're going to Ryd. Okay. >> Once the on-site investigation was wrapped up, the officers made a quick stop at the hospital for medical clearance before transporting her to jail where she'd be staying for the [music] foreseeable future. There's enough room in the bathroom for a right now. I don't feel like hearing that because if I if I before I really nurse, >> you do understand this behavior is what led to all of this to begin with, right? >> No, it begin with you following it. nurse and accusing me of trying to somebody else >> stuff. >> I might have to ask you anyway. So, you might as well charge. >> Just tell them. Tell them what's up. It's written on the paper. >> Yeah. I don't know them. >> Uh shoplifting and then felony instruction battery. Um possession of tools for a crime. >> I mean, I feel like it's just on black, but okay. In the end, she was charged with shoplifting, obstruction, possession of tools for the commission of a crime, and battery on an LEO. Up next is another Gen Z brat who was all over the place at the airport. And when the cops showed up, she genuinely thought she could handle them with that classic Gen Z attitude. >> I understand you think I'm on substances. I'm sad. >> I can smell I can smell alcoholic beverage coming off your >> I You're dropping stuff. >> Yeah, I don't feel like it. Hey, listen. >> Yeah, >> I feel like it. >> Easy, easy, easy, easy. >> On December the 5th, 2024, officers were dispatched to Dallas Fort Worth airport after reports of a woman trying to board a flight without a valid pass. When they arrived, they went straight into investigating the situation, only to realize that they were dealing with a full-blown Gen Z meltdown waiting to happen. I'm going to have an audio with us for >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Am I going to be out of line of all this or >> We just have a conversation real quick. That's >> I was here yesterday for um like Rock Wall. >> Rock Wall >> like Rock Wall, Texas. >> Oh yeah, >> cuz I live there. So >> are you you flying out or? >> Yes, I'm going to um like San Fran. >> You're going to San Francisco? >> Some do you have do you have boarding pass? >> Yes, it's on my phone. >> All right, no problem. Sorry. >> Oh, you you all good? No problem. No problem. >> I'm [snorts] so sorry. >> Were you So, were you trying to fly out yesterday or? >> Yes. Um, I was here yesterday. I was told my flight got moved to 12 today. >> Did you Did you check some bags or anything? >> Yes. Hey, Matt, give me one second, please. I'm talking to the cops or security. Sorry, I talked to them yesterday. I had several um little tickets to here yesterday. >> You I mean normally the boarding pass in like wallet. Did you download it to your Apple wallet or anything? >> So I talked I mean I downloaded it. It was only one. Hold on. >> Or Fresno or whatever. >> No. I don't know what what airlines you fly with. Oh. Um, it's like Fresno or something. >> No, ain't no Fresno. That might be where you >> It's like um United. That's the word. United for Fresno. That's like what I actually use. >> Is your Are you flying with flying with anyone or >> Yeah. Um, so my boyfriend at the time, my boyfriend bought the actual ticket. >> He bought it in actual San Fran. Let me actually go back. If you >> Here it is. These >> not the tickets. >> They're not tickets. >> Okay. >> Um I was here the other day. >> So it's this and then it was these the other day. My flights got moved the other day. So it was starting after not this but this >> one right there. >> Yeah. Yeah. It was I um W to IHA. >> Where's the data? Um, so this was yesterday. They had me come back um today for my birth certificate and my actual like printed out in my bags. >> Where's your bags? >> Over there. I went to the bathroom and stuff like >> Where are they at? >> Over there. I went to the bathroom before I even saw y'all. >> No, I'm I'm trying to figure out where like are they in line or where are they? >> Um, it should be in the bathroom. It's not It's in the bathroom, but I went to the bathroom in the bathroom and saw y'all. >> Like I'm being honest. >> Yeah. I went to the bathroom. I haven't been since I woke up this morning. >> So, I'm literally just going off hands. I'm sorry. >> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Just say it for us. All right. So, so what's >> Yeah. Yeah. So, >> I mean, it could be in the bathroom. I was told like I said yesterday. >> Yes. Like I was told yesterday um since my ID didn't like pass or anything, I went to the bathroom and waited for my ride. So, I just waited there yesterday. Um, >> so you left the bags yesterday. Have you had the bags today? >> I can check it again. I'm being honest. I didn't pay attention. >> No, I'm saying. Have you Have you had your bags today? >> At one point, yes. >> Okay. >> I'm being on I've been up since like 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. >> For some reason, her story was all over the place. None of her statements lined up and every detail kept changing. But the officers had seen this kind of Gen Z chaos before. They weren't about to be thrown off. If she wanted to drag things out, they were more than ready to go the distance. >> That's your stuff over there. >> Like Sarah, let's go over there. >> Yeah, that's exactly it. That's my profile. >> I report this one. I think that belongs to get inside the men's bathroom. >> Sir, uh I think she get inside the bathroom. >> Do you need anything specific? >> Is it Are these Are these your glasses? >> That coke isn't mine. These glasses are mine, though. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Do you have a Do you have a license? >> Um I don't have a license. I have >> Let me see your first >> Have you uh Have you been anywhere before here today or? Um, I've been several places. I've been to Ohio. I've been to >> No, I mean like like today, have you did you just come? Did you wake up and come straight here? >> Wake up, went straight here. Um, when I woke up yesterday, um, I have to go to Houston, Denver, and Colorado. >> Yeah. >> Today there were like basically they didn't really match like my ID and stuff like Yes. >> And why why weren't you able to get through today? >> I just didn't get through. I told I tried to tell them yesterday that I did a whole like verification yesterday. They did my first name, last name, my dad's name, and everything like that, but they basically said I didn't pass it. >> Yeah. I mean, that's I mean that's that's their rules. It's not ours. >> So, I don't know their number like their rules afterwards. I just gave them that information. They told me to come back the next day was like >> I'm saying no, I'm just trying to understand. >> I'm sorry. I have to dry my mouth. >> Okay. So, you came back today? You got rebooked onto new flights, right? >> Yes. New I have my birth certificate, my ID. >> And you're saying your flight uh is is flying out at 11? >> Yes. >> Okay. And then >> but it's important. >> No, but I'm saying but I'm just trying to figure out how did how did we get to where we were where >> um my ID snapped in my back pocket. >> No, no, I understand that you told me that. I'm saying so you were in line. Okay. Your stuff is over here and your flight was leaving at 11. >> Yeah, yesterday. >> How did we get to this? >> Yesterday they wouldn't accept my ID. I have it. Um I snuck it in half. Again, like I said, >> um everything's valid. >> Are you Are you from You said you're from Texas? >> I'm from Texas. I'm born in Georgia, but again, I was raised in Texas. >> Your ID is out of Texas, right? Do you have anyone else here with you today? >> With me? No. Yesterday? >> Did you Did you drive here? >> No, I got dropped off. >> You got dropped off >> yesterday. Um, I just have my ID. >> Do you have anyone Do you have anyone like in that like lives nearby? >> I have a friend that lives in Rock Wall, but she just dropped me off. >> She just dropped you off? >> Yeah, she's dropped me off and went to her boyfriend's. >> Okay. >> Like literally with >> Yeah. >> So, you supposed to be on 11:15 flight? >> Yes. >> And you don't miss that one now. You don't miss that cuz it's 11:5. They said they already close. So, >> they did it again. Okay. Okay. Well, you >> I don't It's not their problem. Your problem. Yes. >> And so, cuz you're not being getting through security. >> Yeah. >> So, they they booked you for another flight. >> Yeah. >> At 10:07 p.m. today. You get in Denver at 2:58. >> Then you'll go from Denver to >> where you going? Fresno. Fresno. >> Fresno. >> Fresno. I leave at 3:25. >> Mhm. >> In Denver. So, these are your two boarding passes. >> Thank you. I've been here since yesterday. >> Okay. I No, I'm not mad at all. >> A whole new thing yesterday because I'm like I was so scared of what happened today. >> Why you got your stuff just all over the place? >> It's been a big mess. They had me do a whole DMV thing yesterday. Like they need needed my birth certificate, my last four digit. Look, these are all your medical stuff. >> No, I know. >> But literally, it's part of like the folders that had it all in it. >> I'm from Georgia. >> So, whenever I got it um like sent in, it was from Georgia. I got it a couple of years ago. >> But the actual >> stuff is >> based on her erratic behavior, it quickly became obvious that she was under the influence of something. And the moment the officer tried to get more info, she switched gears, launching into a full-blown performance to try and distract everyone from what was really going on. >> Have you taken anything this morning? >> No. >> You're not any prescriptions or anything like that? >> No, I'm trying to send it all in this folder. >> Hold up. I cried this morning because I lost >> Look. So, what we're trying to figure out is what's best for you. Okay. >> I know. When we showed up, you didn't know where your stuff was. >> You don't You You were already passed your flight >> and a cleaner found your stuff in the men's restroom. >> They stuff yesterday also. >> This isn't what anyone else did. We're watching you. You just dropped all this stuff on the floor. I'm not I'm not talking about how this got here. >> Yesterday also, they put my stuff in the other men's bathroom. >> Like literally what I was asking for yesterday. >> You see what's You see what's going on? >> It fell out. I know. I'm trying to sit up here and put it out. Like I'm perfectly aware of what's happening around. >> Yeah. We don't want this stuff to be just scattered on the floor. >> Is that your Is that your ID right there? >> It is. Yes. I'm trying to put it all in. It's just a regular basic folder. >> There's a >> And if you must know my main ID snapped in my This >> Come here. I'm trying to explain to you. >> Get your birthday ticket. >> Get your birthday. Quit wrinkling it all up. Get all this papers here in the folder. >> Put all that stuff in the folder. Show us your ID. >> My ID broke in half. >> Where is it at? Because you going to need that to go through TSA. >> I broke my ID in half and they wouldn't accept it because I snapped it in half. >> Listen, they you So that mean you got to show your birthday ticket. >> It's been like two ID. >> Yeah, >> because that's the only way you going to get through security. What? What have you What have you had this morning? >> Tears. >> No, it's >> No, literal tears. Hold up. We've been >> a mom taking money from me and tears. >> I hear you. I hear you. And I understand. >> No, I hear what you're saying, but she literally got a whole apartment in my name. >> I understand that. What I'm trying to say is what's >> So, I understand. You think I'm on substances? I'm dead. >> She ruin my I can smell. I can smell alcoholic beverage coming off your bed. >> I You're dropping stuff. I I I understand this. Okay. I'm trying >> She has $10,000. >> Look, it's it's it's not illegal to to have a drink. Okay. >> But what she trying to do is illegal. >> Look, you want you want to fly? >> I want to fly. >> Okay. Well, listen to what we trying to tell you. Now, get your stuff up. >> I hear you. Get your stuff up and put it up right in your purse and quit throwing all the stuff all over the place. >> It's not necessary. >> Okay, >> I got Mom. >> Listen, >> we we can't solve that problem. >> I know. >> So, listen to what we trying to do. If we trying to help you get out this flight, you're not going to be flying today or tomorrow or whatever. >> So, get your stuff over and put it in your bag. Right. I told you you can't take that co. I really I really don't I don't even like Coca-Cola. >> I like Sprite. >> Okay. >> We We're trying to get you on this flight. Okay. >> I get you. >> But what I'm saying is the way that you're the way that you're acting right now, you're they're they're not going to fly. That's It's not going to happen. Okay. If you're throwing your stuff around, if you're if you're you know yelling and screaming and cursing, it's not going to go anywhere. Okay. All right. Do you do you want to fly? >> I want to fly. She stole from me. I'm listening. What I'm saying is understand what I'm going through. She stole from me. >> My thing is before her, my credit score was 690. >> At this point, the officer's patience was wearing dangerously thin as she launched into a full-on ranting spree. And with every second that passed, it became clearer that her destination was about to change. and not in the way that she hoped. >> Sir, I hear you. I don't want to go to jail and I hear exactly what you're saying. Let me finish what I'm saying and I can be very respectful about it. My thing is I'm not trying to be rude. I'm hurt. >> You listen. You're not listening. You're not listening. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> What you want to be? >> I mean, we not getting nowhere right now. >> Yeah. All right, man. >> My thing is I'm showing immense amount of hurt and you're thinking I'm being disrespectful. I'm showing hurt. He hasn't said anything. I'm ready to listen. >> I I've been trying to talk to you for a while now. >> Please talk. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink today? >> No, >> you haven't. >> Earlier, way earlier, it was barely anything. It was like a small not even a >> Okay, >> I'm good. Like I said, I'm more hurt by the fact my mom stole that from me. My mom's stealing from me and it's so Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Her pulling seven braids out. My hair hurts more. >> Go ahead and stand up for me. >> All right. And then just face the window >> for what? >> Face the window >> for what? >> Just turn around and face the window. >> Am I getting arrested? >> Yeah. Put your hands down. >> No. >> Yeah. No. >> Put your hands. >> Yeah. No. >> India. >> I'm telling you, I'm hurt because she did that. And you're It's going to be a public you're under arrest for my thing is it's not public intent. I'm hurt. >> I'm not hurt. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Stop me. Stop. Stop resisting. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP RESISTING. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. Get off of me. >> You don't have >> You do not have that option. >> That option has disappeared. >> I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. It It happened when >> Nope. If you bite me, >> you're going to get trouble. >> You're going to get a charge. >> IT'S SO FUNNY HOW YOU ANSWER IT. I do not care. He twisted my arm. I do not care. He twist it and I do not care. >> Hey, listen. YOU KEEP TWISTING ME. I DO NOT CARE. OKAY, OFFICER. ABSOLUTELY. Keep on. >> Are you going to >> keep on keep on? My boyfriend's a party. I cannot wait. I SWEAR TO GOD, I CAN'T WAIT. >> Do whatever y'all got to do. >> Whatever y'all got to right there. My boyfriend's a toning. Do it. As a matter of fact, while we're at it, >> watch your back. Watch your back. >> Amazing. Watch out. >> Please lock me up. He's a great attorney lawyer. >> Literally word. >> I spit in your face if I was a real >> or if I was a real [ __ ] But I'm respectful like that. In her mind, she could get away with anything simply because her boyfriend was an attorney. She acted like that alone put her above the rules. But what she didn't realized was that the officers dealing with her weren't there to play games and absolutely nothing was going to stop them from doing their job. >> Yeah. I don't feel like it. >> Hey, listen. >> Yeah. >> I feel like it. >> You don't feel like it? Literally, you could have left me alone. >> Oh, my chin's out. >> Yeah, my go out. My out. What do I got? My chin being out. Hey, if you kick, you're going to get another charge. >> Oh, you may. >> I'm not really going to do that. >> I mean, how do you sit up here? Close the door. Close the door. Hold up. Can you close your door? >> Pull over. >> Close the door. Maybe I can get a man to close. >> Get your leg off. >> Give me your foot. >> No. No. No. You know, >> I can't get enough. >> That's crazy. Crazy. >> You're crazy. >> Okay, whatever. >> Give me Give me a pants leg. It's up to you. Okay. There you go. Right there. Now. It is kicked me in the face. >> You think it's in the face? >> Okay, go. >> We're going to file P. I know a piece. >> She kicked me in the face. >> Kicked. >> Yeah, >> she kicked me. What? She tried to bite me on my leg. >> She tried to bite mine, too. >> Hey. Hey, quit kicking that woman. Her belligerent attitude continued the entire ride to the station, but nothing she said or did was going to deter anyone. If anything, every outburst was only piling up even more trouble onto the mess that she had already created. >> Go to the other side and get ready to unbuckle. >> Right here. >> Best you can. [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Easy, easy, easy, easy. >> Search it. >> You got it. >> You have to search it. There's nothing in there. >> It's literally a search with the old person. cross. >> Stop spinning. You're going to catch charges. You stupid days ago doing this. >> [screaming] >> Once again, you get off of me. Get off of me. Eventually, she was charged with public intoxication. resisting arrest and battery on an LEO. Then there's Itel, a brat who seemed far more worried about her Louis Vuitton bag than the serious mess she was already kneede in. >> What? That's not my name. >> Relax. >> I write this one >> because you're fitting the description of someone who just committed the crime. >> I didn't commit anything. >> Okay, >> bro. I'm not talking to you. You don't even me. Shut the up. Can you please go leave my bag at my parents house? >> I'm back on. Are you listening? Yeah. Eric, out of here. On October the 1st, 2025 in West Chicago, Illinois, officers received a report of a woman banging on a door down the hallway of an apartment complex and attempting to pull the fire alarm despite there being no fire danger at all. Coincidentally, several officers were already on the property for a different call when they spotted a young woman who perfectly matched the description. Without wasting a second, they moved in to approach her. Itel, >> come here for a second. Itel, stop. >> Itel, >> that's not my name. >> What is your name? >> Huh? >> That's not my name. >> Okay, well, stop. >> Stop. >> No. What are you doing? That's not my name. >> Stop. Just stop. >> That's not my name. That's not my name. >> Okay. Okay. Stop. >> Don't touch. Why are you >> Here's the thing. You're being detained right now. For what? >> Because >> yo, they're not my name. No. >> Explain. Just >> put your hands behind your back. >> That's not my name. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> It's safe. >> Can you let me go? That's not my name. >> You're going to put your hands behind your back. >> That's not my name. >> Okay. >> Stop. That's my name. What the >> Take your phone. >> For what? That's not my name. >> Relax. I got your phone >> because you're fitting the description just committed a crime. >> I didn't commit anything. >> Okay, >> Marcos. >> Go figure. >> No, stop. You don't have even a warrant. Can you Can you grab your bag? >> Stop. You don't have a warrant. My dad's Lana. What the is your problem? You can't even You don't even know my name. Put your hands on, guys. You're done doing this. >> Dory, you don't have You don't That's not my name. >> You're being detained right now. >> Got it. >> That's not my name. Well, I'm going to put you out of mouth. >> That's not my name. >> You're going to catch another charge. >> Marcos, >> that's not m you can't grab me. I'm don't have a war on. >> I'm not talking about what you pulled fire alarms. >> What do you mean? I didn't pull no fire alarms. What's wrong with you? >> Give me my phone. >> I got it. >> Relax. We got everything. >> Stop panic. >> You don't have a warrant. Grass me. >> I don't need a warrant. YOU. FOR WHAT? THAT'S NOT MY NAME. What's wrong with you? >> Well, we have cameras. >> For what? That's not my name. >> Shut the up. That's not my name. >> Okay, let's walk this way. >> Stop. Let me go. >> Okay, can you pull a car to that middle lot behind 1223? >> Let me go. Leave my bag at my parents house. >> I haven't touched you. >> I don't give a Leave my parents. My Leave my If you're going to arrest me, leave my bag at my parents house. Can you relax? >> I don't care. >> Okay. >> All right. We're going to wait here cuz you can't walk. >> I don't care. You better leave my my bag in my parents house. >> OKAY. >> NO, I'M not asking you. >> You don't have to ask me any of >> Go leave my parents Leave my bag in my parents house. >> All right. If you keep fighting with us, you're going to >> No. Well, then go leave my bag in my parents house. I'm not playing with you. For reasons best known to her, she strutdded around like she was calling the shots and the officers were just extras in her little drama. But sooner or later, she was going to find out exactly who was really in charge. >> Are you listening? >> I heard you. >> Then let me do a call. >> No. >> Stop. >> Not right now. >> Leave my I'm not taking you guys I'm not letting you guys take my my bag with you if you're not going to give it back like last time. >> I'm not I don't WANT YOUR BAG. LEAVE IT AT MY PARENTS HOUSE. Are you deaf? >> Where's your parents house? >> Right there on top. Right now. Right now. I'm not deaf. And where's my phone? >> Where? >> I know you work for Daisy's you, Daisy. >> Okay, there you go. >> Nice. >> There you go. >> Leave my bag at my parents house. >> Now it's coming with us. >> No, I'm not doing that. No, >> bro. Leave my I'm not going to help you guys lose my bag again. TONY, LEAVE MY BAG. >> OKAY. >> HELLO. Are you dead? Leave my bag IN MY PARENTS HOUSE NOW. >> WHAT'S UP? >> IS SHE the one who accidentally hit the fire alarm? >> Accidentally? >> I did it accidentally. >> Did she accidentally hit the fire alarm? >> Uh, they said that she pulled it on. >> No, I pulled it accidentally. >> She knocked the cover off. >> Okay. >> So, the alarm didn't go off. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. All right. All right. >> Can you tell me I leave my bag at my parents house, please? >> Attack. >> Nobody's attacking you. >> All right, >> William. >> Nick, go leave my Go leave my bag at my parents house. >> Leave that. >> No. Go leave my bag at my parents' house. I don't care. Go off. Tell him. >> Relax. >> No, I'm mad. You guys better leave my bag. I'm not about to lose another Louis Vuitton because you guys don't know how to do your job. >> We're good. >> Are you deaf? >> Did she say parkour? >> Yeah. >> I want to >> Hello, >> no. [screaming] What's your name? >> No. >> Just relax. >> Go. Let me go. Are you I'm not leaving anywhere. You already know me. Let me go. I need to take my sunglasses or take them off for me. Put it in my head. >> Just calm down. No, I need you figure this out. >> Don't lose my sunglasses either. >> We're not going to lose. >> Don't lose my sunglasses. [screaming] >> I can't put them on your head if you're going to keep >> put my put my bag with my parents right now. >> Will you relax? >> Get my swing at me. >> Get my pants. I don't want to take you to the station. Let me do a call. Yes, it is [laughter] up to me because I'm telling you can't take this. I don't care. Give my bag to my parents. >> It's here. >> No, I'm not playing. Give my bag to my parents. I'm not playing. >> Uh, don't let Don't let her run. Stay with her. >> I guess FD said that she knocked it off. >> She didn't pull it. >> She kicked it. Okay. >> Um, yeah, they said she didn't pull it. You got aggressive and knocked it off. >> I don't know why they're telling me. >> You know there's cameras, right? >> They're not cop anything. >> What am I going to see on the camera? >> I don't know. >> Are you lying to me? >> No, I'm not lying. >> Okay, like I told you this. >> I'm not lying. >> There's cameras. >> Chris, I'm not lying. >> Who's Chris? >> Bro, I'm not talking to you. You don't even with me. Shut the up. Can you please go leave my bag at my parents house? >> It's your property. >> Yes. Go leave it at my parents house. No, I'm not going to hook her without that font. Are you listening? Yeah, Eric, out of here. >> She seemed more concerned about her designer bag than the severity of the situation she was already in. And she didn't mind putting herself into an even bigger mess if it meant [music] protecting that bag. >> I don't care. Leave my bag at my parents house. >> Who are you talking to? >> That's not even my name. I don't even know why he said my name. So, that's not even my name. >> What's your first name? My name's Joanna. >> Joanna? >> Yes. >> What's your last name? Joanna. >> Cast panos. >> Okay. >> Can you leave my bag in my parents house? I don't even know why you're detaining me. He doesn't even know my name. >> Cuz I explained >> he doesn't know my name. >> You match the >> You match the exact description >> of someone that committed a crime. >> Can you help me get up? >> No, we're we're not going to get up right now. >> Baby, can you help me get up, please? Give me one second. Okay. >> Do you know what day it is today? >> Can you help me get up? >> Yeah, in a minute. Okay. >> Do you know what day it is today? >> Zebra one and two. Were you in three or you still at the 12 building? >> No. You don't want to talk to me? >> See if I can talk to you. >> Yeah. I'll tell you when you're >> No, this is Do you know who surprises? >> This is her, right? >> Absolutely. >> You've dealt with her. >> Given what the officers had just discovered, her precious bag sitting safely at her parents' place was about to become the least of her problems. >> I'm not going to have to like that. >> Yeah. Oh, he had you do it. Yeah. Awesome. Thank you. >> Well, tell him to drop off my stuff. Why are you guys adding charge to stuff that's not me? I didn't touch nothing. Are you guys understanding? I know my dad's mad right now. I didn't do anything. >> You didn't show for a court date. You have a warrant right now. >> I don't have a word for what? For what? >> You're confirming it right now. For what? Uh confirming right now. You obviously missed a court date. >> For what? >> I don't know. >> Well, tell me. You're the cop. You're the cop. Tell me. >> What did you For what? >> What did you make? >> Exactly. I didn't miss no court. >> We're not going to sit and argue. Okay. >> Drop drop drop her bag and put her back on. >> No. No. Don't. >> No. I'd rather have you guys lose another green bag. >> Exactly. That's what I'm saying. >> That take No. Take my bag. >> I got Come on. >> No. Take my bag to my parents house. Me already. That's how much you pay me. Get my bag to my parents house. >> Stop. Just sit down. >> No, I don't have a freaking warrant. >> You actually do. >> No. For what? >> Then go to court. >> Just take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. >> Take a seat or something. >> Get my back. I'm not going to lose another. You guys lost my other day, Jonathan. >> I DON'T KNOW WHO >> I KNOW YOU KNOW JONATHAN do something about it. >> Thank you. >> You shut up letting me touch me. >> Let me go out of here, dumb kid. Want to run through that real quick. >> That guy came through multiple times. Oh yeah. >> Stop going through my phone. >> You Jonathan. I know that's your cousin. >> William, do something. >> You know Jonathan. >> Maybe she needs me. >> I don't know who she's talking about. >> Do it. I don't know who William is. >> Out of here. DO YOUR JOB. >> Two for three. >> One's got one female in custody. Can uh a female meet us for matron duties at the PD? >> Can you guys give my Louis Vuitton bag to my parents? >> I'm not going to have another Louis Vuitton bag stolen because of you guys. >> Are you deaf? >> Who stole YOUR BAG? LAST TIME YOU GUYS KEPT MY LOUIS VUITTON BAG GAVE I'M NOT GONNA HAVE ANOTHER LOUIS VUITTON BAG STAYING WITH YOU GUYS. >> DAD GAVE it to my parents. They live right here. >> WHAT DO you mean you HAVE MY LOUIS VUITTON WITH ME? You don't even have my ID to identify that it's me. >> Hello, >> Castro. I'm talking to you. Give my Louis Vuitton bag to my parents. >> Hello. >> I'm talking to you. >> Give my bag to my parents or let me call my lawyer. >> YOU CAN CALL YOUR >> NO. GET MY BAG RIGHT NOW. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting or obstructing a police officer, and aggravated battery on a police officer in addition to her outstanding warrant. Still on Gen Z brats who tried to mess with nononsense cops. Meet this brat who actually thought she could slap an officer who was trying to help her and walk away. Scot freak. We're >> here trying to We're trying to see if we could help you. >> No, you can't help me. >> You don'ting get it. Get in your car and let me >> Oh, wow. Yeah. No way. >> Get out of this jail cell. Exactly. >> On March the 8th, 2025 in Browood County, Florida, deputies responded to a bar after receiving a call about a woman who had clearly had a little too much to drink and was loitering around the property. What they didn't expect, however, was to run into a full-blown Gen Z brat, one who was seconds away from spiraling completely out of control. >> Hello. >> Are you You're all right. What's going on? Are you Are you all right? >> Yeah, >> we're uh >> I just Cindy listen the most amazing thing you can do for me, >> right? Yeah. >> You good? What's up? Where do you live? >> Where do you live? >> I don't have a home right now. My My brothers told me they really listen your I'm sorry. I apologize. >> You're good. Where do you >> I'm sucking out. I'm suckering out. I don't I have nobody to home. >> Do you have family down here? >> No, I have nobody. I have nobody at the end of the day. Nobody cares about me. >> Okay. Well, do you live down here? Are you from here? >> I'm fine. >> I finally home. >> Where Where is home? >> I don't know. I'm trying to find you. So, my staff just felt they they kicked her out. Obviously, they didn't. I felt bad calling you guys. >> They had staff that was telling me that I was up four hours ago. >> You're all right. I'll try >> I just got here at 1:45, but Okay, I'll try. >> I'll try to see if I'll help her. Yeah. Yeah. >> I just So, anyway, I don't want these people on me. >> I don't want these people on me. I don't want these people on. >> What? Uh, have you been aside from drinking tonight? Have you Have you taken anything else? Nicole. Nicole, just speak for me. >> All right, ma'am. >> Okay, >> ma'am. What's going on? >> Nothing. Just another drunk intoxicated person. >> I know. So, where do you where do you stay, though? Where do you stay? >> I don't have a home. >> What do you mean? Well, where how did you get here? >> My brother My My brothers told me. >> Okay. Where's your brother? >> My brothers told me. They said you can't come back home. >> Where Where's your brothers? Where's home? >> Doesn't matter. >> Where's home? >> Nothing. >> I'll drive you there. Where's home? >> I don't want you. >> All right, then you're going to go to town. I want my >> All right, LISTEN. >> GO BACK INSIDE AND LEAVE ME THE ALONE. >> LISTEN, >> I don't know you. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> Hey, listen. >> Hey, listen. >> Listen, >> listen. All right. Collect your stuff and go. >> Collect collect your stuff and go. You can get out of here. >> Cool. >> Out of here. Collect your stuff. There's your There's your stuff. >> I don't care. >> I just What's your name? What's going on with you? >> I came to see what's going on. >> Are you kidding me? >> All right. What's going on with you? >> I already told you. I already told you how I felt. >> I got kicked out of my owning home. I have NOWHERE TO GO TONIGHT. I can't rest my head, bro. >> All right. Which is where? Where do you live? Where was YOUR HOME? >> I DON'T HAVE ANYWHERE TO GO. >> YOU GOT KICKED OUT OF A HOME. Where's your home? Leave me alone. >> Where was your home you got kicked out of? >> I can't go anywhere. [crying] >> Where was your home that you got kicked out of? >> I can't go anywhere. I don't have a home. >> All right. You just said you got kicked out of your home tonight. So, where is that home that you were kicked out of? Okay. >> Leave the alone. >> All right. Relax. >> All right. >> No, bro. >> This hurts me. >> All right. So, we're we're here trying to we're trying to see if we could help you. >> No, you can't help me. No one get out me. >> All right. >> I don't want you to move on. >> Okay, that's fine. Well, you can't stay here. You got to collect your stuff and move on then. >> Okay, cool. Then take your stuff to the beach where I wanted to go. >> Just walk over the bridge and take a nap. Just go to bed so I'm going to sleep tonight. >> Yeah, take me to the beach. Does this go outside so I can rest my head tonight? So if you if you plan on sleeping outside >> shut up. >> Shut up. >> The officers genuinely tried to help her, but she wasn't having it. Mistaking their calm, gentle approach for weakness. She decided to push her luck and made a move that changed everything. In an instant, the officers she thought were soft became her worst nightmare. And her night took a turn she never saw coming. >> No, I'm not. >> Shut up. >> Shut up. I'M I'M >> DON'T TELL DON'T TELL ME. >> Don't tell. >> Don't tell me where I'm supposed to stay and where I'm not supposed to stay cuz right now I don't have a home. >> Okay, I can appreciate that. >> Exactly. >> Beg you to shut up, >> ma'am. Don't put your finger in my face. Back up. >> Did I put my finger in? >> Yeah, you were walking out of putting your >> Yeah, being a little aggressive. >> You're being extremely aggressive. I need to take a step back. No, >> no, back up. Just take a step back. >> No, no, no. >> Ma'am, come here. No, >> I'm not hurting you. >> Okay, so just back up a little bit. I don't need to be close to you. >> Okay, I want to hug you. >> I don't want to hug you. >> I need I need love. >> Okay, that's why I'm trying. >> No, you don't get it. You don'ting get it. Get in your car and let me >> Oh, wow. Yeah. No way. >> Put your hands right back. Put your hands right back. >> I said that. I know. Should not have done that. I died. >> Give me your other hand. Give me your other hand. >> All right. >> I know. I know. >> That was really stupid. Extremely stupid. >> SO NOW YOU can go a homeless shelter, but now you have a felony. Congratulations. >> I know. I have homeless. >> Oh, now your home is jail. >> Good job. >> I know. >> Set up. I was being very nice to you, but you up. So now it's time to get up. Enough of your >> This is what I get for speaking speaking time with you. All right. Tried to give you a nice chance. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get up. Get up. Get up. >> Come on. Get up. >> Stand up. >> Get up. [screaming] >> You guys need additional unit. >> Get up. >> I know. >> What? >> I can't be on this. >> Go into the car. >> No. No. No. No. >> That's fine. Get up. [crying] >> Get up. >> Get up. At least you have a place to go tonight, right? >> No, you don't. I don't have [crying] anywhere to go. >> Get up. Come on. >> Stand up. Let's go. >> Yeah. >> You're being extremely overly dramatic. So you can stand up and you can walk your ass over there or I can drag you the into the car. But I'm done dealing with you like this. I was being very kind to you. I'm not going to tolerate this bull. Can't just run up and slap me and thinking that he's going to be cool now. >> I know. >> So it's time to get the up. Let's go. >> No. And I know that. >> All right, let's go. >> Ready? Let's go. >> Stand up. Get up. >> Get up. All right. Mine's over there. >> Get back in. >> Get in. >> Get back in there. We're not playing games with you. >> Hey, don't touch me. >> You're not We are not playing games. >> Don't touch me. I Hey, >> I out of respect. I I was >> You sit up on there. Get in or I'm pulling you in. Get in. Get in. Ow. >> She claimed she was homeless, but now she had definitely found herself a new home. Before anything else, a sergeant arrived to speak with her about what had happened. Naturally, one would expect her to retrace her steps and show a little bit of remorse if she was reasonable enough. >> How you doing, ma'am? >> How you doing? >> Man, my name is Sergeant Ernest. I'm here. I'm just doing a >> You want to talk to me about what's going on? What happened? >> What's that? >> No, I'll talk to you through here cuz I That's okay. >> What's that? >> I'm not going to open. >> I don't trust you. I don't know who you are. >> You can trust me. I'm telling you right now. >> I don't trust you. >> I work for the sheriff's office. >> I don't know who you are. >> Would you like >> Really? Cuz the sheriff's office, they sent me to jail. Do you want to know why the sheriff's um office put me in jail? >> I'm affording you the opportunity to let me know if you want to let me know what happened. Do you want to talk to me or no? Do you want to talk to me about it or no? >> You don't want to talk to me? >> That's why I'm here to talk to you. Yeah, I'm here. >> Really? Cuz I I here and I told you I was You wouldn't want to listen. >> Well, I'm not here for that, but we can definitely take a report on it. But I'm here for the incident that happened with the deputies today. >> Okay. Would you Okay. >> Did you hit one of Did you hit one of the deputies? >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> No. No. No. Ma'am, get me out of these handcuffs. I'm hurting. >> I'm hurting so bad. >> Where? Where are you hurting? >> GET ME OUT OF THESE GUNS. >> Get me out of these guns. said you were a piece of but >> I don't know. >> GET ME OUT OF HERE. [screaming] >> Making some bad decisions. >> Get me out of here. >> I got a piece of >> I didn't say you were. >> No, I'm not. >> I didn't say you were. >> All right. Well, I think you're making yourself feel that way with >> probably stop doing the things that you're doing. Upon arriving at the jail, you'd think she would finally calm down. But nope. Instead, it looked like she was just getting started, ready to take on anyone who crossed her path. >> You're going to You're going to when I get out of this jail cell. >> Exactly. You look just like my best friend. Yeah, I'm back, baby. I'm back. That's right. I ain't going anywhere. Where do Where do you think I'm going? You want to kiss me while you're at it, you [ __ ] weirdo. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. Don't touch me. Don't Don't touch me. >> You do that again. >> Don't touch me. Go ahead. Call me. too long. I don't care. >> I want to get my shoes on. That's it. >> Which one? >> Yeah, exactly. Let me let me let me get my shoes on before you start pack. >> Wait a minute. I know that. I know that, man. >> Thank you. Thank you for helping me out. You're more than welcome. >> So, you couldn't even do that. You couldn't even open the shoe for me. >> I think it was busy cuz you were pulling me the other way. >> Yeah, I know. I'm a piece of I get it. You need to search one time so you can be done with it. >> Yeah, exactly. Go ahead. This isn't my first time. This ain't not my This is not my first time. Last time I was arrested was February 14th. >> Oh, yeah. What do I have on me? What do I have on me? Nothing. Exactly. You wrestling me for >> Oh my god. I got I got drunk one night. pen. Are you going to sign it? Yes or no? >> I like that, officer. >> All right, go over there. [laughter] >> I'm sorry. >> You don't want to sign it? >> I like when you're aggressive with me. I just Can I Can I look at what's in my bag? >> You should have looked at it when when >> When? What? When? What? When you didn't look at When I didn't get to look at it. >> When I didn't get to look at it. You want me to look at something that I didn't get to look at? Stand over there. Stand over there. >> I ain't going to hurt you. >> I'm going to hurt you over there. >> Wait. Wait until I get out of this jail cell, bro. >> Yeah, I said it because I can. Hey, come over here. Stay by the gate. >> Okay. What are you going to do? >> Stay by the gate. >> Don't touch me. >> All right. Just stay by the gate. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Do not touch me. >> Just stay by the gate. >> Do not touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> I don't want you to touch me. I don't know you. I don't like you. >> In the end, she racked up a list of charges, including battery on an LEO, resisting with violence, disorderly intoxication, and threat to police. Nothing is more satisfying than watching a brat get put firmly in her place. And that's exactly what happened here to this Gen Z troublemaker who genuinely thought that acting wild and unhinged would scare the cops off. >> Doing that, you >> open the door. >> Hands on the dash. >> Open the door. MORE EAS [screaming] >> HEY, [screaming] you're going to get tased. Going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> On February the 27th, 2025 in Orlando, an officer on patrol made a simple consensual contact with the occupants of a vehicle parked in a lot. The encounter began calmly, nothing out of the ordinary. But as the minutes ticked by, it became clear things were about to take a very different turn. And this Gen Z brat was gearing up to take the situation to a whole new level. >> Huh? >> We got a room here. >> All right. >> How old are y'all? >> 19. >> 19. >> How old is he? >> Huh? >> 16. >> 16. You got school tomorrow? Oh, it's a baby. Uh, how you doing? >> 3/4 31. >> This your car? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You got medical? >> Huh? >> No. >> No. >> What's wrong? >> You got ID on you? >> Appreciate it. Is that your sister girlfriend? Not my girlfriend. >> Huh? >> Not my girlfriend. >> How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. You got ID on you? >> Yeah. What [clears throat] you need ID? >> Exactly. Why need Why you need everybody ID? >> Just Just cuz I smell in the car. >> What was the reason for you for you to come to me? >> Huh? >> What was the reason for you to come? >> No reason. I just like to come talk to people. >> Okay. Well, >> but while I was talking to you, I smoke. >> [laughter] >> ain't no marijuana in the car. >> 43 213. >> Yeah, we don't got no problem with you. >> Hop 43 213. >> You don't got school tomorrow? >> 22. >> Hello. >> Huh? >> You do? >> Hello. >> How's your bedtime? >> Hello. >> Who baby is it? >> Mine. >> Yours? How old is she? >> One. >> Huh? >> One. >> One. Did you find your ID? >> No. [crying] >> It's upstairs. >> Is upstairs. All right. >> Appreciate it. >> Y'all still not >> the reason. What was the reason of y'all coming over here? >> Can I get your name? I need help. >> Officer B. >> Do me a favor. Put your hands on the on the dashboard. All right. >> What's your name? >> Officer B. Put your hands up there for me. All right. >> And I'm going to have you put your hands on the stand. >> For what? >> Put your hands. >> Yo, either either Y comply or like we're not going to be over here playing before I actually have to pull you out and put my >> No, I'm not playing around. That's why. >> So, do me a favor. Put your hands on the sand. It's three. Get first. >> All right, bro. Step out. Your seat belt on. Step out for me. >> 97 on the 73. Golf. >> Yeah. Tell her to unlock all the all the doors. >> Hands on the dash. Hands on the dash. >> Though the driver was cooperative, his 18-year-old girlfriend had other plans. Plans that were guaranteed to take a simple, peaceful encounter and blow it up into something much bigger than it ever needed to be. >> Miss, put your hands on the dash. All right. Hands on the dash. lock. >> No. >> Stop doing that. Stop doing that. What are you doing? >> Open the door. >> Hands on the dash. >> Open the door. >> STOP. [screaming] WHAT THE [ __ ] What the [ __ ] What the >> What the [ __ ] Oh my god. No. >> HEY, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. You're going to get tamed. You're going to get tased. You're going to get saved. STOP RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. >> I DIDN'T DO >> STOP RESISTING. DIDN'T DO. I JUST HEAR EMAIL my baby. What the [ __ ] Oh, my mama. Y'all got me. >> Stand up. >> Y'all got me >> stand up. >> Y'all got me [ __ ] up. >> All right. Well, go be somewhere else. >> Let me go. Sassy. >> Get in here for now. my jacket. >> You good, bro? You mind stepping out for me? >> Real quick about him. >> Let me just pack you down real quick. >> Is that your niece? >> No, that's my uh That's my auntie. That's my auntie. I be That's my boyfriend. [crying] No, >> I'm talking about the baby. Is that your niece? Your cousin? >> No, that's my cousin. >> All right. Hold your cousin for me. All right. All right. She in the seat though. I'm take off the seat. [crying] >> Yeah. >> Yeah. [crying] >> Yeah. Do me a favor and step over here. Just have a seat right here for me. All right. >> Can I please get the out these hand cuz I cannot breathe. No, you don't know how to behave. You're going to sit there. >> What you mean I don't know how to behave? Y'all came over here bothering me for no reason. I'm sitting here eat my McDonald's. Was there no reason for him to cut sit right there and and bother us for no reason? >> With the duo now in custody, it was time for the officers to crank up the investigation. As the cops were wrapping up their investigation, the female suspect's sister suddenly showed up, charged with attitude and ready to jump in and defend her, completely unaware of how badly things had already spiraled. What's going on? >> I'm trying to find out who's been in charge with the situation with pulling her over. I'm I'm looking for her. >> Okay. She's in the back of our car right now. >> What's going on? >> Investigation >> of what? Did you find any? >> Yeah, we found weed. >> Oh, y'all found weed? >> Yeah. >> Oh. >> So, where is she? >> In the police car. >> M her? >> No, ma'am. >> So, is she going to jail? >> Yeah. >> What's the charges? resisting. >> Okay. Where's he at? >> Uh in front of my car. >> Okay. >> And what was the What was the reason for the stop? >> It was It wasn't a stop. >> It wasn't a stop. >> No, I was just talking to them >> and then I sm trying to figure out if they were supposed to be here or not, cuz they with me in my room right there. >> That's my little That's my sister and that's my son. Yeah, I was just talking to him and I smell we got >> All right. >> All right. You have a good night. All right. >> Oh, I'm waiting to see what's what's going on. >> Hey, if you don't mind, just stay 25 ft back. All right. If you get any closer, it could be obstructing. That's >> fine. Do you want to step up? >> Sit down. Can I tell my sister? Can she give? >> If you relax, I'll talk. I'll let you talk to her. >> Is that money in the purse? You want that to go with your sister or you want to go with your boyfriend? >> 950. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting an officer without violence, possession of and possession of paraphernalia. Meet Anna Gilbert, an attorney's daughter who got caught driving under the influence. He had somehow thought she could play games with the cops and walk away untouched. >> Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I'm having a PTS. >> So, you haven't had anything to drink? No. No. >> Okay. All right. Come on back over here for me, 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. >> Your dad's a lawyer? >> And I'm not allowed to. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing this. >> You're not doing it? All right. >> You're being placed under arrest driving into the enforcement. >> On January the 13th, 2023 in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, officers on routine patrol spotted a vehicle speeding and rolling through a stop sign. Hoping it was nothing more than a simple traffic stop, they pulled the driver over to check her condition. Instead, the officer found himself face to face with a full-blown brat just waiting for the chance to unleash her attitude. >> Here I go. Okay. Not doing too well. >> No, he asked for that. >> Well, he asked for it. Let me take a look at it here. Yeah, th this is a certificate of title and this is a um service receipt. And this insurance card expired 3 years ago. >> This registration's expired. drive. >> Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I needed this. >> I'm having a PTSD. So >> from what? >> From what? >> Being when I was a child. >> I'm sorry to hear that. Why does this Why would this trigger that? >> I'm asking for help. This isn't This is not triggering it, but I'm trying to get to my boyfriend's house. Yes, please. >> Okay. So, you haven't had anything to drink? No candy, no narcotics? >> No. >> Okay. All right. If you were going to step out of the vehicle to make sure you're not under the influence, and we'll have you on your way. All right. >> To make sure you're not under. >> Realizing her PTSD story wasn't getting her anywhere with the officer. She scrambled for another angle, making a desperate move that only exposed just how far she was willing to go to dodge responsibility. >> Come on back over here for him, please. I'm not allowed to. >> You're not allowed to? What do you mean? >> Why aren't you allowed to? >> I'm not allowed to at this point. >> My dad's a lawyer. >> Your dad's a lawyer? >> And I'm not allowed to. >> Okay. Well, even as a lawyer, he would tell you if you're ordered out of a vehicle that you should 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'll be on your way. >> Okay. >> All right. So, come on out. >> I'm not allowed to. So, you can do whatever. I can park here. You can You can do whatever. But >> no, go ahead and step out. >> 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. >> Okay. >> He's not going to He would tell you if he was giving you sound legal advice, he'd tell you when you're ordered out of a vehicle to step out. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> So, this this is the last time I'm going to ask you. I'm sure he's wrong, but I'm not allowed to. >> 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 terror. >> 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 had seizures. My aquinic seizures. >> Okay. What does that have to do with your eyes? >> Lights. >> What about it? But we don't have any flashing lights on in the front. >> That's I don't know. My athletic seizures. >> Okay. Do you have anything else with your eyes besides seizures? >> No. >> Are you able to walk a straight line? >> Yes. >> Can you balance on one foot? >> Yes. >> All right. It didn't matter to the officers that her dad was a lawyer. They had a job to do and they intended to carry it out to the letter. But she wasn't done scheming. Even as they administered the field sobriety test, she still had tricks up her sleeve, determined to find any way to slip out of the arrest she knew was coming. Keep your hands still. What's going on? >> Do we have to call fire and rescue? Do >> you need paramedics? Hey, Dad. It's a trick. I'm just let me explain something. All right. This this episode that you're having, while I understand that it might be genuine, we still have an investigation to do. >> No. No. Just kidding. >> The more you're exasperating, I can smell the odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage coming off of your breath. So, we got we got something to do here. >> And if you got to go to the hospital, we can continue the investigation there. Miss, do you wish to do the exercises with me? >> Yes. >> All right. If you would come to your feet, please. I still have to do the pen light test. All right. So, go ahead and stand right there where the red lights at. All right. Feet together, hands at your sides. All right. The instructions are the same as before. Follow the red light with your eyes only, and keep your head still. The officers weren't swayed by her dramatic episode, not even for a second. They had seen this kind of gimmick far too many times before. Like it or not, she was going to proceed with the field sobriety test, but between each step, she had a brand new meltdown ready to go, flipping emotions like switches in hopes of derailing the process. >> Okay, so go and just bring your feet together for me. >> Whatever. You guys are over it. Do whatever you have to do. >> We're still giving you a chance. What are you talking about? >> Shake your head. I need to >> I'm not shaking my head. Whenever you're ready, go ahead and bring your feet together just like mine are. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry to waste your time. >> Not wasting my time. I'm I'm on the clock. >> Okay. You caught me in the middle of >> the middle of what? >> You look back in your video footage. I told you that. >> No, you didn't tell me anything. I don't know what you're talking about. Do you wish to continue the exercises, ma'am? >> Fine. Just give me >> Does anyone here have any tips? Anybody have what? >> I need [laughter] tips. >> Tips to deal with this. >> To deal with what? The exercises. Look >> back at your footage. >> I don't understand what you're asking for help with. >> How to deal with this? >> To deal with what? >> PTSD. >> To deal. >> You didn't tell us that. >> I told him. >> I would suggest that you seek counseling for that, but during a DUI investigation isn't the time to to deal with that. It was not during it. >> No, I'm saying >> you walked up to me and I told you all. >> Okay. And that's not what I said to you. I said I suggest you seek counseling for that, but during a DUI investigation is not the time to deal with it. >> Look back. >> This is a DUI investigation. >> Look back. >> Okay. I'm going to ask you one last time. >> Back in your footage. >> Do you wish to participate in standardized field sobriety exercises? >> Are you going to stand up and do these exercises? Yes or no, ma'am? Yes. >> All right. So, when you're ready, go ahead and stand up, >> Miss. We are trying to do an investigation here. [snorts] >> Stand up. >> Please come to your feet. >> Bring your feet together. Hands at your sides. This is going to be the one leg stand. At this point, the officers were completely out of patience, and any further push from her was all it would take to send her straight to a place she definitely didn't want to end up. Notice how one foot is off the ground. This is all you have to do for 30 seconds. Do you see this? Do you see what I'm doing? >> I'm not doing this. >> You're not doing it? All right. You're being placed under arrest. You're driving under the influence. >> Okay. and as well as um obstructing an officer as well. >> Camera on, right? >> Yep. We got four cameras out here. >> Well, you didn't remember anything, so >> you didn't cooperate, so that's where we're at with that. All right, go ahead and take a seat. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and obstructing an officer. She later pleaded guilty and received a sentence of 6 [music] months with an interlock device and one full year of probation. Speaking of Gen Z brats trying to mess with nononsense cops, here's a case of a group of underage Gen Z teens who were way out of their league, foolishly confident they could outsmart seasoned officers after being caught drinking alcohol. >> Come back here. Why on earth do you keep walking away? >> Because why are you like, this is stupid. >> You're right. >> This is stupid. Don't touch me. Call my friend >> and do what? >> I did not. I just walked 10 ft from you. >> And then you ran off after. >> I did not. OH MY GOD. >> ON MAY THE 24TH, 2024, officers with the Panama City Beach Police Department were dispatched to a local beach after a 911 call reported underage teens consuming alcohol. When the officers arrived, they found the teens gathered around a table full of booze. Somehow, the teens thought they could lie their way out of trouble, unaware that their lies would only dig them deeper [music] into trouble. Hey guys, how we doing? >> Good. >> Good. I'm Officer Williams of the Beach Police. Everybody have IDs on them? [music] >> You got ID and you got ID? >> Well, you had the Mick Ultra. You and you were drinking the Mick Ultra just a second ago. >> No, you were. >> Specifically you and specifically you. >> So, how old are you? How old are you? >> No, the one behind you. All right. Pink shorts and you come over here by me. So, the only reason why I'm talking to you two is because I saw you in actual possession of it. Okay. Just cuz they're standing in front of it, I can't say for sure that they that they're drinking it. Okay. Just you two cuz I know you two were actually drinking of it. Okay, that's it. >> We got to go grab wallets, I guess. Yeah, it's up in the It's up in the room. >> So, how old are you? >> Me? I'm 18. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm actually 20. >> You're under 21? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's all it's all I need. >> The The only thing that I have to say though is that I can't get a ticket and I shouldn't have been drinking. >> Okay. But the only reason I can't get a ticket is that I'm on uh not probation. What is it? >> Well, you're not going to go to jail. >> I know, but if I get a ticket by anybody, then I then I have to go back. >> It's not probation. It's like they put me in court and they did the whole thing where it was like it would be clean off my record if I don't do anything. >> Then you shouldn't have done what you did. >> You're right. 100%. >> I I was just I was just wonder for forgiveness. >> I hear you. I hear you. >> So, I've got a zero tolerance. >> Yes. >> All right. And you guys weren't 100% honest with me right away? Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> So, is there anybody here 21? At least start dumping all the alcohol out. >> All right. What's your first name? >> I'm Trey Armstrong. William, actually. >> William is your first name. >> No name. Yeah, they they call me Trey. >> So, but William is your first name? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> What's your birthday? >> I am June 2nd, 04. >> So, you're 19 or >> I'm about to turn 20. Yes, sir. >> About to turn. Hi. >> Hi. >> 20. >> 21. >> You're 20 or 21? >> 21. >> Or I'm 25. But you know >> over there find one. >> There's plenty of them around. >> They're all back there on the on the back wall. You're 20 25 or 20. How old? >> 25. >> It's not a fake ID. >> No. >> And you're drinking >> rum rum mix stuff there. >> Yeah. >> Hold on. Where are you going? >> I don't want to get into it. >> What do you mean you don't want to get into it? >> I don't know. I feel like people are honestly. >> You've got nothing to do with them right now. But you walked up to me and given me this ID. I don't know. There's a group that we're in. >> So, you're in the group that they're in. >> I'm not in the group they're in. I don't know them. I'm not I don't know them. I'm sorry. I don't know them. I really don't. >> Okay. But you're still here. >> Like I just came over from over there. I want to go find my friends. I'm >> No. Right now you're being detained. What? >> You're not going anywhere yet. >> I'm What? >> You're not going anywhere yet? >> I'm not with them. I'm not with them at all. What are you talking about? Detained. As long as I can verify this is who you are, that's all I need to do and then you can be on with your day. But you came up to me trying to give me this. I'm sorry. >> Where are you going? Stop. >> What's your social security number? >> What are the last four? >> I don't know. >> You don't know what the last four your social security number is? >> I'm not with them. Like none of this. I'm not with them. I have my ID. Like I'm I thought it was like >> Why are you trying to leave though? That's my >> trying to leave. >> But you you've tried, >> right? And I told you not to yet. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just freaked out. >> I I just don't understand why you're acting the way you are. >> This lady somehow thought it was a smart move to walk up to a cop and hand him a fake ID. Little did she realize she had just set herself up for far more trouble than she could imagine. >> If this is your ID. >> Want. >> Hi. Oh, sorry. This our friend. >> Okay, that's fine. You guys can go. >> Oh, well, we're just going to make sure she's okay. We're not from here. Yeah. >> So, what? >> We're just going to make sure she ain't going to jail or nothing. I don't know what's going on. I just walked up, so they Why are you We don't know that. >> I That's fine. I I don't care right now. >> I'm working on it. Back off. No, >> I'm not I'm back. I'm not on you, sir. >> I know, but you're in this area. Okay. >> Officer, >> you're right. But you now you're impeding my investigation. >> Are you okay? Are you okay? >> Are you okay? We're not from >> It doesn't matter where you're from. >> If you go to jail, I need to know. >> You don't need to know. >> I'm right here. >> The pictures are different. That's why I'm trying to figure this out. Something's not adding up. >> I used to have blonde hair. Now she has hair. >> That's got nothing to do with what made it. >> Okay. I don't know. I can tell you if I can do it. You can hear about a little. We'll pull up your social ID. Call your mom or something. I don't know. >> You don't need to stick around, but I need you to stick around. >> I can't stand here. I like it. >> No, I just want them. >> Okay. Where do you want me to go? >> Anywhere else. >> No, you're good. She just walked up to me trying to give this to me and I just something's not adding up. So, >> I just went to >> I'm trying to figure this out. Okay. Cuz what your ID is not matching the ID that I pull up. So there there's a few different a few irregularities what I'm that I'm trying to figure out. Okay. >> Okay. Well, what's going to happen? >> Once I can confirm that this is the same person, I'm going to give you your ID back and you're going to be on with your day. >> Okay. >> But it doesn't. >> It's not the same person. That's why I keep asking. This hasn't changed that much in 6 months. >> What What if I give you my ID and [ __ ] Like I don't like >> No, I don't need your ID. >> Okay. So, you're just going to write you a ticket and then go on about her day. >> No, but you can back up. >> Back up. >> Thank you. Her? Yes. I asked her to back up. >> I backed up. Thank you. Thank you. Anyh who, figure out what the hell we need to do to make this car as fast as you got to go. My nephew is that >> Okay. Well, this is on >> this is going to go as fast as I'll make it go. >> Okay. and I'll put her in handcuffs and I'll put you in handcuffs for repeating my investigation. >> Come back here. >> I told you you were being detained. You are not free to leave. >> Stay here. >> Stay here. >> I've explained it to you. Okay. >> Now, can I help you? >> You can't help me. I'm just asking what's happening. >> Okay. Back up. This is not involved here right now. So back up, please. >> Back the [ __ ] down. Back the [ __ ] down. You black boy. >> You better back up. You black entertaining right now. >> I'm not doing nothing. Where's my phone? >> Where's my phone? >> I've told you to back up. >> She's already backed up on me. Why are you walking up to me? I got you on video. >> I already told her to back up and she's backed up. >> Stay here. >> Can I go in the water? >> No. Stay here. >> Stay here. >> Stay here. >> She's staying here. She ain't going. >> Stop. Why is she walking away from me? >> I'm in this area. >> But I've told you more than once. Just stay over here. >> I don't need you talking to me like that. >> I said she needs to go over there. That's why I'm talking to her. I'm never talking to you. I'm still not talking to you. Well, you need >> This is your last warning and I'm putting you in handcuffs and taking you to jail. Miss Smith, do you have any ID, any other ID on you? >> No. >> School ID? Something else? >> Nothing. in a desperate attempt to try and get herself out of trouble, she thought it was a good idea to stick to her original story. Unaware that the officers had already run the fake ID and established [music] that it was very fake. >> That's all I brought. >> All right. So, what this is for both of you, this is a notice to appear in front of a judge possession of alcohol under the age of 20. >> You have to appear? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. So, call this number that I'm going to circle on both your tickets. >> They're going to tell you how you can take care of this back home. >> Okay. >> Uh this information up here on the top is yours. Yeah. >> This information right here is a state statute and city ordinance for possession of alcohol under age 21. Okay. If you do not call that number, you do not show up to court, they issue a warrant out for your arrest. >> Correct. >> I'm not done yet. >> I'm dealing with the original two that I was dealing with before before you walked up to me. As long as everything that you told me is good. >> I mean, but how long is this going to take? I got to go. >> You don't need to run, dude. You don't need to run. >> It's serious. You're serious. >> You're good. >> Fight. >> You don't need to run. All right. So, excuse me for a few minutes here. >> No, they're not yours. >> I didn't know what I need, so I came with I came prepared. >> All right. Female behind you. >> Okay. [music] >> Provides me with an ID. So, okay. Who is Telina? >> Me. >> The issue date is different. >> That's not the same person. >> Yeah, that's >> No, that's not the same photo. >> Yeah, it's not the same photo, but they use a different photo. Like I got that one renewed and they used the old >> something's not adding up. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's my word against her and what she's saying in my pants >> and it dropped. >> The only other thing I can think of the issue date is not the same. >> Okay. Well, that scan >> try it. You have a scanner? >> I don't have a scanner. >> See, the problem I have is this driver's license was issued six, seven, eight months ago. And the pictures are not matching up. The issue date is not matching up. >> I had two IDs issued. I have that one. This an old one >> and they used an old photo. >> Okay. >> How old How old was the picture? >> The Oh, I don't even know. Probably >> 3 4 years. >> That's a Hispanic. >> Hispanic. >> She said she had blonde hair. Where's her nose piercing? >> Nose piercing? Like I took it out. >> You took it out? >> Yeah. >> You had one on the right side? >> Yeah. >> So this is definitely not you. >> What do you mean? >> Everything you're telling me is not matching up. >> What do you mean it's not matching up? This is my ID. >> It's an ID that you possess. Stop walking away. Just a middle a little bit that way. You've never had a nose piercing. >> I have. OH MY GOD. >> HELINA, >> come back here. Why on earth do you keep walking away? >> Because why are you like this is stupid. >> You're right. >> This is stupid. Like what are we? >> Because the information >> I need to pee. I need to pee. >> The information you're telling me is not correct. >> Why is it not correct? I'm telling you. >> Stay here. >> I told you to stay over here. You keep walking away. I am trying to be very cordial with you. Okay. Do you have anything in Can I look in your purse? >> Do you mind if I look in there? >> Go ahead. That's legal. >> I'm I'm not worried about that. I'm trying to find something else that proves your identity. >> I don't have anything. >> Did you rent a room? >> No. My friend rented a room. >> Walk down where the beach. >> No, you can't pee. You can't pee in the water. It's not a bathroom. >> It's the ocean. >> It's the Gulf of Mexico. You still can't pee in it. It's not for people to pee in. >> Go back over there. Last time [music] cuz I need to piss. I'm going to piss in my pants. I I I don't know what to tell you right now. Besides, something's just not right with what you're telling me. >> At this point, her lies were falling apart as the officers quickly noticed the picture on the ID didn't look like her at all, [music] making it clear that she had been lying all this time. >> I can't. >> Cuz I asked you about a nose piercing. [music] >> Yeah. You told me you had a piercing in your right nose, your right nostril. >> Right? What do you mean left? Right. I don't like >> there's a difference. >> Okay. >> You have a picture of of you last year with a nose piercing. >> No, >> there's there's no holes in your nose right now. >> No. >> Okay. The female in this picture has a nose piercing. >> Okay. >> You don't have a nose piercing? >> I don't have a nose piercing. I TOOK IT OUT. >> YOU HAVE no holes in your nose? >> No. It's like it healed up. There's no dimple of anything where a a nose piercing used to be. This would be that simple if you're actually 25. >> Oh my god. >> Can you scan it? >> No, I don't have a way to scan it. >> We'll scan it. >> I don't have a way to scan it. Does anybody Is there anybody that can help me >> with who she is? Pictures, school, something. >> I worked with her, but I just started working with her two months ago. >> Where did she work? Tennessee. >> Okay. >> The pictures I have are different. >> The question the the your zip code. How big is White Bluff? >> I don't know. >> Small. >> Tiny. >> It's like tiny but it's like >> it's like country stuff, right? >> Or it's like Waverly. But how many zip codes are in White Bluff? >> One. >> What? >> The zip code. >> The zip code you gave me is different than what's on the ID. What kind of house do you live at? >> What do you mean? What kind of house? >> Apartment complex. >> No, it's like >> like what? >> It's a house. Like I don't know. Summers, >> what's in the What's in the yard? >> Give me some examples of what's in the yard. >> What do you Why? I don't know. It's just a big yard. There's a shed. There's There's two sheds, actually. There's a pool, >> square pool, rectangular, circle, triangle, >> like oval, but like When did you graduate high school? >> 2024. >> 2018. >> You just said 2024. >> It's 2024. >> I don't know. I got >> So, you just graduated? >> No, I didn't just graduate. >> That's what you just told me. >> No, I didn't. I didn't just graduate. >> You just told me 2024. >> No, I didn't. >> You said 2024. >> That is not what I meant. But that's what you said. >> That is NOT WHAT I MEANT. >> But that's what you said. >> Okay. So, >> well, that makes a big difference. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> I'm just like flustered. I'm sorry. Like, >> so you're 18. >> No. >> Okay, I'll do one even better. Pull up your Instagram. >> You don't have Instagram? >> No, I don't have Instagram. >> Do you have any sort of social media? >> No. >> You're making this more difficult than what it should be. >> No, you are. You're making this more difficult >> by trying to confirm who you are. >> There's no reason why everybody else is under 21, but she's 25. >> Hello. Hey, 77. Can you have uh county with rapid ID 96 to the shores? >> Why arrest? >> I told you that you're being detained or something. >> What was your zip code? >> Three. You're trailing off. It should be 37055. >> 37055 is what she's saying. >> She's saying that's what it should be. But then she keeps wanting to walk away and and >> No, I'm not WANTING TO WALK AWAY. I'm literally right there. >> What could have been a simple situation if she had just chosen to be honest with the officers was now spiraling into something far more serious. >> You're walking away. >> I need a pee. >> Oh my god. I need a pee. I'm going to literally have this. >> She says she's 5'6, but her ID says she's 5'8. If you could tell me the last four years social, this would have been done a long time ago. >> I know my social. >> How not? You're 25 years old, right? You say that at least. But you also told me that you just graduated. >> What? I did not. I never said that. >> You did. >> No, I didn't. >> And then you told me that you didn't mean it. But you did. >> No, I didn't. >> I'm about to just let her go. >> Huh? >> I'm about to just let her go unless we don't. >> Huh? >> I'm about to just let her go. >> Well, I'm going to I'm trying one more thing. phone call at work, but >> I'm going to do some more research and if I find that she's lying to me, then I'm going to put out a warrant for her later on. >> Suspended though. >> Suspended. I think hers was suspended. >> Unless that was the other kids >> cuz I'd call that mutilated. >> Can we please just go to the bathroom? Like, >> I'm sorry. >> Oh, it is suspended. >> Your license is suspended. >> Is that the Is that what it is? >> All right. Here's the deal. your driver's license is suspended. I'm not giving it back. Okay? If I find out that later on that you're lying to me, there's going to be a warrant out for providing false information. And if I find out that you're under 21, it's going to be possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Okay? >> And if if you are actually who you say you are, [music] that's it. I'm just taking your license cuz you can't keep it anyway because it is suspended. Okay? What is it suspended for? >> Or at least this person's ID is I I don't know that it is actually yours. >> I don't know. >> Okay. I got a speeding ticket, but I don't know if I can. >> Okay. Whoever's ID that you gave me, they have a suspended driver's license. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, just let them know. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can you do that for me? >> It's me. I don't know. >> Okay. Thank >> Now you can go. Yes. Fine. Go. >> Okay. Thank you. >> After a lengthy back and forth, the officers [music] ultimately decided to let her go with a stern warning, but they later confirmed that the ID she presented was not real. Believing she had outsmarted them, she returned to the same beach the next day. unaware that those same officers were actively on the lookout for it. >> Oh my god, bro. >> Do not. >> What the hell is happening? >> Oh my god. >> You're being detained right now. >> What the >> Can you go back to that bartender and and ask for what she ordered? >> I literally just ordered nachos. Like I ordered nachos. >> Nachos. >> Okay. So, obviously you know who I am. I'm here to talk about yesterday and why you ran off on me yesterday. >> What? What else was I supposed to do? >> Tell me the truth. That's all I'm looking for. >> Like, what else was I supposed to do? Y'all were yelling my name. Call my friend. >> So, I I told you many times yesterday to stay put. Okay. Because I couldn't figure out who you are yesterday. >> You don't don't go through my phone. You don't have permission to go through. >> I'm not asking to go through your phone. >> Don't Go back over here. Turn around. Go back over there. Does she know about? >> No. I'm going to have Kelly run her picture. >> Use the one from yesterday. >> You don't touch me. Call my friend >> and do what? >> You. >> Hey, go get my friend. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop trying to walk off. >> I'm not trying to walk off. >> Stop moving around. I'm not like >> What's your first name? >> I'm not. >> She can go with J. >> She She's about to go to jail. >> What's your first name? >> I can't believe this. I can't believe this. >> What? It's your first name. >> I can't believe this. >> Okay, then you're going to go to jail. You're going to be arrested for resisting arrest. >> For the multiple TIMES FOR THE For the multiple times yesterday when I told you to stay put. >> I DID NOT. I WALKED 10 FT from you >> and then you ran off after. >> I did not. Oh my god. Like what the I did not do nothing. What's your first name? >> I didn't do nothing. What's your first name? >> Listen. >> No, I didn't do nothing. No. Didn't I didn't do nothing. What the am I supposed to do? What the am I supposed to do? Like >> identify yourself. >> I literally I didn't do nothing. >> You're being arrested. >> What? >> I didn't do nothing. What am I supposed to do? What am I supposed What am I supposed to do? >> I want your information. Don't like you can't >> stop lying to me. >> That's all I'm asking for. >> Stop. Like what are you trying to do? I'm trying to confirm your identity >> from yesterday and it's not working. >> Okay. So, either tell us your name or tell or let us get a picture of just >> Okay. So, you're going to go to jail. >> What am I do? Like, I just try to get resisting arrest. >> I DON'T CARE. WHAT AM I DO? I'M NOT RESIST resisting arrest. Like, WHAT AM I DOING? STOP. >> There we go. I got >> you. Don't [ __ ] >> I got you. >> You 64. She's going to be 10:15 for resisting without >> I'm not is resisting arrest. What am I doing? I'm standing here. I'm standing here. I'ming standing here not doing [ __ ] >> Resisting arrest. >> I'm standing here. >> Listen, let me tell you. It's also when you don't identify yourself. >> What am I doing? What am I supposed to do? >> Tell me your information. >> What? Like, >> do you have a warrant that you're scared about or something? >> No. >> Okay, then just tell us who you are. >> What? What's going to happen? >> All I'm asking for is the truth. yesterday. All I wanted was >> I just tried to >> I don't know what happened. I don't >> All [music] I've been asking for is the truth. From the very moment you walked up to me and gave me that ID. I've been asking for the truth. Like I'm noting rest. I'm literally just >> What is your first name? And what is your first name? >> I'm not >> What is your first name? >> What is your first name? >> What is your What is your first name? Okay. So, you're going to end up going to jail? >> No. Get my friend. >> In a desperate bid to escape trouble, she foolishly believed that refusing to identify herself would lead the officers to let her go, just as they had the previous day. Little did she know that this time things were about to take a turn for the worse if she did not cooperate. >> You're going to you're going to go to jail under Jane Doe and you're not going to get out until they figure out what exactly you are. You're going to jail. >> What is going to happen? Like, >> if you >> What am I supposed to do? If you can tell me who you are and I can confirm that, I'm going to write you a ticket. That's it. >> Okay. Then my name is Laurel Roststein. L A U R E L. >> L A U R E L. What's your middle name? >> Ro I don't know. >> What's your last name? >> R O T H. >> If you don't want to go to jail, this is I I I have been so lenient and so >> All right. >> Relaxed with you. >> Okay. Okay. S E T R. >> Huh? S T E I N. >> S T E I N. What's your middle name? >> Grace. >> What's your birthday? >> 0164. >> So you're 18. >> No, I'm not 18. >> 19. >> No. >> What's the math on that? 20 >> 01. >> Bro, you literally said no. You literally said I can't do this. I can't do this. >> Then you know what? You're going to jail. >> No. >> You're going TO JAIL. >> NO. I literally you literally said, "Oh my god, >> no. >> Don't touch ME, BRO. NO, DON'T TOUCH ME." LIKE, LITERALLY, I just want to have a good time. I was trying to get some nachos. >> So, you're 20. THAT'S >> COME ON. I'M COMING. >> OKAY. You're 20. So, possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting arrest. I'm just trying to like I swear I'm not resisting arrest. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. Like, come on, bro. Come on. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. GET OFF OF ME. >> I'm going to fix your couch. I don't think >> Come on. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I really am. I'm just scared. Like, I'm freaked out. >> What? Say it's your ID, bro. >> I'm No. >> Okay. I mean, that that's fine. We'll figure it out. >> Like, literally, you like >> But you're still not got You're still not GIVING ME ANYTHING. >> NO, I literally >> I'm not get like I'm not anything. Come on. >> But you're going to jail. It's It's that It's simple. You're going to jail. >> Thank you. >> Don't touch me. >> I am here. I am here. >> Call my friends. Like, I can't go nowhere without them. I can't. >> No, they're down there. >> 64. >> Like, please go get them. What the >> exact? That's what I've been asking. >> No. Are you >> That's exactly what I've been asking. Since you and I got together yesterday, I've been asking those exact words. >> Me, too. Because I don't know what's happening. I don't know. YOU KNEW YESTERDAY. >> I DON'T KNOW. LIKE, what the Please go down there and get someone. My friends are down there. Please look at them. I'm like, >> do they? They don't think they do. They know you. >> They don't know you. >> So, how would they go do that? I'm like desperate. I don't know. >> So, you use somebody else's >> like >> driver's license yesterday? >> I'm sorry. I'm late. I don't know WHAT ELSE TO DO. I'M >> Just tell me the truth. Don't walk up to me telling me that you're 25. >> I'm I don't >> Is that your sister? >> I don't know what to do. Like, >> was that your sister? >> No, I don't know what to do. Like, >> is that a felony? No. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Somebody else's ID? I did not. I did. I I just gave it to you. Like, >> right. >> Let's not. No, I can't. Like, come on. >> Come on. You kidding me? >> Are you kidding me? >> Are you kidding? >> You don't know. I >> I've actually been working on this for a while, trying to find you, trying to identify you. >> By this point, the officers were completely fed up with her antics and chose to escalate the situation since her lack of cooperation left them with no other option. >> Please go get someone. Like go get I don't know what to do. Like Lizzy. >> Oh my god. >> Do not try me. Have a seat. >> I'm not. >> Have a seat. >> No. >> Before I make you have a seat. >> I'm not I'm literally just standing here like I'm pacing around. I'm pacing around like >> Oh my god. Are you kidding me? >> I don't want you going anywhere. Are you kidding me? You're a I'm not hurting anyone. I'm not hurting anyone. >> I don't want you I don't want you TO HURT >> HURTING ANYONE. I'M NOT HURTING ANYONE. I'M NOT hurting myself. I'm not doing anything. >> Is that from right now? >> No, that's not from right now. >> I was just making sure. I didn't know scratching myself. >> Providing somebody else's ID is a felony. >> NO, I'M NOT. NO, that's not Oh my god. I didn't even use it. My I didn't even use it. I didn't even use it. >> Well, you did. You told me that was you. >> I DIDN'T. I DIDN'T. OH MY GOD. >> Sit down. Sit down. Stay down. >> Oh my god. >> Please just get me. Like I need >> Well, your friends would probably, if they have any common sense, tell you to identify yourself, but we already did that. >> So, yeah. I'm going to charge you with that felony. >> What? >> Yeah. >> What? What' you say? Make it up. Nope. >> Why? >> Cuz I don't want you going anywhere. >> I'm not going anywhere. I'm just >> You want to play the game? Hey, you you want you want to play nervous? >> I'm nervous. I'm anxious. I just want to like I'm just pacing around because I'm anxious. I'm sorry. Like >> you want to play that? >> That's not That's not like I'm sorry. >> You want to play that game? We'll play. I promise. >> Can I please get up? >> No. >> No. You don't don't search. >> I I am now because you're going to jail. >> You allowed me to search it yesterday. >> No, I didn't. Yeah, >> you did. >> I'm not getting up. Come on. >> Why do you keep trying to get up? >> Because I don't remember. I just like I've never done this. Like, you know, I'm just going >> moving. I just I'm anxious. I'm sorry. I'm just anxious. >> I'll wait. Let's wait till he comes down cuz I want to carry this stuff and that way he can help. Why would you even walk up to me? >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. Yeah. We're not. >> I don't know. It was stupid. I was stupid. It was stupid. It was stupid. >> It was so stupid. I regret it so much. It was soing stupid. I don't know what I was thinking. I don't know what I was doing. >> You didn't interact with her personally. >> I was like, >> I was I was writing two other kids and she walks up to me and she says, "Hey, I'm 25. Here's my ID. Do you want to see it?" >> Oh my god. It was >> I didn't know it was happening. >> And so I said, "Sure, I'd love to see it." Because it was just weird. Oh my god. >> Okay, now uh we're going to walk up to this officer's vehicle. So, she's gotten a little squirly. She doesn't want to listen very well. >> You don't have a towel in there or anything, do you to wipe all that sand off her? >> We can get a female officer out here to search you. >> Otherwise, if you >> No, I don't have anything. I'm going to do my paperwork real quick and I'm going to email it to you so you can print it. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with fraud impersonation, resisting officers without violence, and serving liquor to a person under the age of 21. Just when you thought that you'd seen it all, along comes this group of Gen Z's who actually thought it was a brilliant idea to embark on a full-blown crime spree. >> No, >> no, you have to. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> Don't wait for me. >> Then you go to you go to jail with Jane Doe. >> Show me your hands. Do not move. You do not move. Do not move. We got one in the >> to be honest with you, Savannah, I don't believe anything coming out of your mouth cuz you haven't told the truth once. >> On March the 20th, 2024, deputies with the Flagler County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to a Home Depot parking lot following a 911 call reporting a car theft. The officers sprang into [music] action and within minutes they had closed in on the car thief. Get out. >> Come back here to me. Come back here to me. >> Come back here to me. >> Hands out of your pocket. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. All right. Don't mind. >> Those other two kids with you, too? >> Huh? >> They are, aren't they? >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Yes or no? >> Huh? >> I'm going to go drive. Hey, detain the two at the corner, Schmidt. The two that were there, they're saying that they were part of this. >> My man, >> y'all in a stolen car, so just lean up against the car. >> Turn around and lean up against the car. How old are you? >> How old are you? >> How much? How old? 18. Is your ID in your bag? >> Do you have an ID? >> No. >> Okay. Where are you from? >> 222 has my ice cream. Jacksonville. >> Jacksonville. When's your birthday? >> What? You're going to speak up. I can't hear you. >> 923. >> 920. >> 2003. >> 2000. What year? >> Five. >> Five. How old are you, boss? >> Huh? How old are you? How old are you? That's just a simple question. How old are you? >> Huh? >> Hey, get this one on somebody. >> Please. >> How old is she? >> 18. >> Hey, open my phone. >> I asked you a question, though, and you're not answering. I said, "How old are you?" You're not answering. 16. Okay. If you want us to do something for you, then you have to answer questions if we ask you. Okay. like simple stuff to identify. And >> it looks like it's punched. >> Yeah, it's punched. >> Yeah, column's punched. Let's get him in your car. >> Huh? >> You can call my brother in a minute. We'll do that. Okay. >> Yeah. >> He's in the driver's seat. Yeah. She was in the back. >> Those other two are so out of place. Just walking. I saw it. >> Walk over there. Walk back. Walk back. >> As soon as I go back, >> you're in a stolen car. >> You're in a stolen car. >> We're going to walk over here. >> I was like I was going through him again. I was like, he they are in here. They are in here. >> Hey, we're going to put you in here. And then I got a female deputy coming to check you. You don't have any weapons on you, right? No handcuff keys, no knives, nothing crazy. Right. Okay. >> We'll get over here to check her in a second. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yep. >> Here. >> Okay. You were sitting in a stolen car. >> It's a problem. >> 89. >> Did we just do a pat down real quick? >> You have anything on you? >> We got cameras on. >> Listen, I'm going to do it with the back of my hand just to make sure you have nothing on you. Okay. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> Come on up here and have a seat. >> How old are you? >> 18. >> How much? >> 18. >> 18. >> You're adult. >> In an attempt to determine if there was another accomplice, the officers began questioning the 18-year-old. But from the very beginning, they picked up on several inconsistencies in [music] her story, suggesting that she wasn't being entirely honest. >> Hey, what's your first name? >> Melissa. >> Melissa. Hey, I'm Deputy Fowler. So, I understand you're inside the vehicle. So, who was all inside the vehicle with you? >> Brendon. >> Who? >> And Peter. >> Peanut. So, Brendan and Peanut. >> Was there anybody else in the car with you? >> What is Brendan and Peanut wearing? >> Black. Black stripes. Black jeans. Anything descriptive? Anything like that? You want to move your >> No. What were they wearing a hat or anything like that? >> They're both wearing black shirts or white stripes. Both of them are matching today. They decided to wake up match each other. What kind of shoes are they wearing? >> What's that? >> Team shoes. >> Teamu. What? What are >> Timu? >> I I can't hear you. They're in this team. Okay. >> What What color are they? >> Purple, red, and white. >> Which ones wearing the purple purple and red ones? >> Peanuts wearing the purple and red ones. >> Go ahead. >> Can you go ahead and spread your feet for me? >> So, I'm deputy treasure. Okay. >> Somebody's going to crash. >> I'm out with other people. So, what happened? Like >> how did we end up here? >> So, how did you end up in this car? >> How do you know him? >> You just met him today. How did you guys meet? >> You speak. >> Who's Peanut? Green's out with somebody. >> Okay. What was Peanut wear? >> Huh? All black. >> 53 to Fox. >> Where do you live? >> You have 53. So, do you have a hard time understanding things or >> communicating and stuff like that? >> Some of it. Do you want Do you need help with clarification on anything? >> What can I assist? >> Huh? Where were you sitting in the car? >> You're in the back seat. Okay. And you don't know where it was Peanut who was driving. >> Huh? >> So, there were four of you all together, right? >> Okay. So, today you known him for a while. >> Oh, I met him today. the other day. >> What was he wearing? >> Tuxedo. He had blue jeans. >> Tuxedo? >> No, no tuxedo. >> Oh, that's what he said. >> Oh, he had on blue jeans and it's like like a dressing shirt that you go to school and it is blue. No. >> It's like a uniform shirt. Like a polo? >> No. >> It's like a dress shirt. >> Dress shirt. >> And what color was it? Blue. the blue dress shirt. Any hats? >> By this point, it became obvious that the two suspects weren't being untruthful, as their stories about their accompllices didn't match. What they didn't realize was that their lies were only digging them into even deeper trouble. >> Black glasses, blue jeans, and a blue dress shirt. You don't know his name. How old is the kid? His 30s. >> 30s. And you don't know his name? >> Actually, that's my boyfriend. >> Her boyfriend? So he he you were in the passenger seat and he drove to Home Depot for what? >> Did he tell you to get in the driver's seat or did you just do it just in case you had to leave? >> Huh? >> He told you. >> And he was the only one. So was it three of you? There was one more. So there's four total including you. >> Dude, I'll close the door right now. You're the one who comes in the backseat of the car. I'm trying to help you out, man. >> You saying that wrong? >> Yeah, but you're not saying anything. I'm asking you questions and you're just trying to help. >> I'm trying to I don't need your help. I'm trying to help you. You're the juvenile in the backseat of a police car in handcuffs for for a felony. I don't know if this is your first time or not, but it doesn't really seem like you care too much. So, I mean, I I don't really have the patience to sit here and try to pester you for information. Like, I'm going to ask you a question and you can tell me and I help you out the best I can, or I'm just going to close the door and I'm just going to keep moving. So, >> if you want to tell me something, I'm all ears and I will do my best to try to help you out. >> Yeah. But then I asked you if there's another if somebody else in the car. >> So, it was the three of you. >> I'm sorry. >> So, it was just the three of you. Just the one the white male, you, and the girl. That's it. >> You're what? >> My name is Marissa. >> Yeah. This is what she gave me initially. Yeah. >> You gave us Whitney. >> Mhm. >> Huh? >> That's my middle name. And then she told me her middle name was Marie. >> So what's your real name? Let's start real name. >> Melissa Whitney. >> Autism. >> What? >> Okay. What's your last name? >> Melissa. >> Melissa Gomez. Melissa Whitney Gomez. What's your birthday? What state your ID out of? You have a Florida ID? >> You never had a ID. >> Come check, David. >> Huh? >> Yeah, I think >> she was doing facial recognition. >> All right. >> Huh? >> No. >> No, you have to. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> Wait for me. Then you go to you go to jails with Jane Doe. Okay. Give me your right hand. >> I go to J. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> No. >> Hey, stop. >> No. >> Stop. >> Listen to me. >> Stop. Okay. Give me your hand. Quit. Huh? >> No. >> You have to do it to identify yourself. >> Huh? Quit. >> Drill this. >> Drill this. Even though the two suspects weren't being honest, it didn't take long for the officers to track down their accomplice, who was soon found hiding in a nearby building. >> Sheriff's office, SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. DO NOT MOVE. YOU HEAR ME? >> DO NOT MOVE. Do not move. So, >> one of you guys walking up in search >> lady came by. She said, "Hey, there's a guy in the shed. Let's see. >> Bring your car over here." >> There's the black glove. >> There's a shirt. >> Where's the other guy that was with you? Yo, >> what was he wearing? You >> might want to check his I couldn't tell you, bro. Like, >> how'd you end up here, though? >> I got around a bit. >> Okay, but you got out of the car, right? >> 311. >> How many total were in the car? >> I'm I'm the only guy out of the car. >> So, there's three in the car, >> including you. Three total. You and two. two people. >> What are the genders of the people? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> What's your girlfriend's name? >> Savannah. >> Savannah. What? >> Uh, Savannah Wood. >> Savannah. What? >> Woodruff. >> Woodruff. >> Yeah. >> Spell it. >> R. >> What's your name? >> Brandon Maddox. >> Brandon. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say it can will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand? >> So listen, how many people were in the car when you got out? >> It was It was me and and the dude that was driving. >> It was you and the dude that was driving. >> Yes. >> Okay. And who else? >> That was you. >> That was it. >> That's not true. >> That's not true. >> Starting off lying wasn't a good idea. >> Yeah, that's that's bad start. I guess I have the right time. >> You do. Wait, >> man. >> There it is. There it is. There it is. >> Right here. >> There's something else with it, too. >> Yeah, >> behind it. >> Something up there. Yeah. >> Not really. >> Let me see. [laughter] >> Maybe something. >> Yeah, it doesn't matter, man. You threw yours. >> Yeah. >> Not only that, your girlfriend's van told you about how >> you know what the shirt's at. >> Huh? Oh, >> thieves. Brandon >> thieves. That's fitty. >> What's your name? >> What is it? >> Savannah. >> Autism. >> Don't matter. You didn't think we were going to find out cuz we caught your boyfriend. 23. >> Yeah. Your ID and his wallet. Told you don't lie. Big trouble. Now you're going to tell me I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. Remember I didn't do anything. Told you no one listen. >> At this point, reality had started to sink in as the officers had managed to uncover the whole truth and their web of lies had been completely exposed. Whiskey 361 792. Oh, you got warrant. >> I know. >> Yeah, we found a lot. >> Yeah, found that, too. I hope Do you have anything on you? They're going to strip search you in the jail. So, it don't matter. >> If you do, you do. If you don't, you don't. But when you get to the jail, they're going to strip search you and make sure you don't. >> So, if you have something on you, >> and I'll tell you, well, they will. I'm not going to do it. Female at the jail will. >> But if they find something on you while you're in the jail, it becomes a felony. >> It's okay. Just so you know, train shouldn't lie. I told you I was trying to be on, you know, you shouldn't have lied. Make contact's gone. He in the wind, but we got you, Brandon, Malachi. with you. >> Huh? >> The steering thing is punched out. And you told them >> and you told the officer when we first got here that >> Brandon told you it was >> you still want to be on that camera. >> Yeah, you did. It's on camera. >> And to be honest with you, Savannah, I don't believe anything coming out of your mouth cuz you haven't told the truth once. So nobody believes you anymore. You You didn't tell the truth at all. >> At all. So now in the eyes of the law enforcement, you're just a liar. Nobody believes anything you say. And we find this stuff out on our own. And everything you say gets debunked and you go to jail for that kind of stuff. And I told you that and you didn't want to listen. And then you try to say, "Oh, it's >> you." I 100% agree with you that you probably have some mental issues, but a simple question like what your name is. You know your name, Savannah. I asked you a hundred times. Other officers out here have asked you a 100 times. And you didn't want to tell us your name until >> we found out our own on our own. >> And I knew you were lying to begin with because you didn't want us to give us your fingerprint. And that's how we knew you were trying to conceal your identity >> and nobody. >> It wasn't it was a matter of time anyways cuz when we go to the jail they're going to fingerprint you and you anyways. >> So it was all for nothing. This lie this charade that you're putting up saying that you can't remember your name because of autism that that doesn't make sense. >> How many times you've been arrested before? >> Mhm. That was a lie, too. You see that? >> You need to do some real soulsearching, girl. You're 18 years old. You need to do some real social because the path you're on right now ain't a good one. >> I'm on that signal. >> Huh? >> Yeah, but you're Look at where you're at. Regardless if you do or not, you've been arrested already once before 18. >> Okay. While you were 18. So now you're going to be arrested twice at 18 years old. >> What kind of path is that for you? Not with me now. >> You You're not trying very hard. If you're getting in a vehicle that is stolen with with people that have drug with people that have you knew people had in that car, you hold people's for them. Like what what are we doing? >> What are we doing? You need to figure out your life cuz this isn't it. Cuz this is going to land you in prison or you're going to be that's where you want to be. Well, then you got to start making better decisions. You got to make better choices. >> Finally, the officer uncovered the real reason behind her refusal to identify herself earlier. She had an outstanding arrest [music] warrant and was desperately trying to keep it hidden >> because getting in vehicles that are stolen, holding people's hanging out with people that have warrants, lying to the police when they come in contact with you, all these things. How are you telling me you're trying to do better and you do all these other things? Huh? >> I'm just scared. >> Scared doesn't Fear doesn't give you the the ability to commit crimes. It doesn't. And you shouldn't be putting yourself in this position for you to be coming in contact with police in order to be scared so you can lie to them. Why are you hanging out with these guys? You know they're not good dudes. Do you want to be >> known to be a good person or a bad person? A good person. Well, the decisions you're making aren't aren't making that happen. We have a thing called free will. Free will let us make our own decisions. You had a decision to get into a stolen car today. You made that decision. You said, "I'm not getting into the stolen car." You have a decision to whether you're going to hold people's for them. >> Yeah, because we came up on you real fast. >> I mean, we were close. >> And I was like, boom. >> Yeah. I don't think you had an opportunity to run it. And to be honest with you, I would have caught you. I'm I'm fast. I'm very fast. I would have caught you. Your legs have to run twice as fast as my legs to catch you because you're very short. Maybe it doesn't you don't get that choice. This is all public record. >> Anybody that that anybody can find out if you arrested or not. I hope this is what I hope for you is I hope that this situation right now you're realizing that my life is on the wrong path and I need to change something. I need to change the people I'm hanging out with. I need to change the decisions that I'm making. I need to change a lot. >> Okay. >> Well, is it really love if they're bringing you down like this? >> Is that really love? >> Sounds like manipulation. You need to find somebody to build you up, not bring you down. >> Brother, >> we'll be with you in a second. We're about to get out of here. We would have already been gone, but we had to catch a boyfriend in the shed with a bunch of. So that's taking a second. So what's he what's his warrant for? >> I can't hear. >> So now he have a charge and a burglary charge cuz he broke into one of these sheds. So he might be going to prison. >> Mhm. She knows. She knows >> what >> Savannah. >> She's got a warrant. >> She got a warrant. >> Oh, yeah. She got warrants. >> Yeah. >> I really out of Putinham. >> I called my >> Brandon had one too, right? >> Brandon had one too. >> For what? >> All right. Well, you're literally going to jail. Grand theft. >> Yeah, that's a grand theft. Same as their boyfriend. >> Oh, >> pre-trial or something or BP? >> Bop. >> Huh? >> Huh? It's what? >> He thinks it's failure. >> Listen, listen. I want I called my public defic because of her lies. What could have ended with her being arrested for just the outstanding warrant quickly spiraled into multiple felony charges or because [music] she thought she could outsmart law enforcement? >> No, she didn't. Your excuse is you got a warrant. So, now you got a a warrant charge. >> Now you got a uh resisting uh without violence charge. Grand theft for her. No, no, him. Grand theft, right? Grand theft. >> Oh, grand. They're all getting grand. >> Oh, hey, Grand Theft. Grand >> and resisting. >> Yes. >> False name. Yeah. Wild decay. Thank you. Resisting. >> Yeah. Yeah. And you're 18 years old. >> So, how this goes next time, >> you tell us the truth right off the bat >> and we don't play this whole charade and you just tell us who you are and you just go to jail for the warrant. That's it. >> Instead of an additional felony, an additional misdemeanor. >> Now you go to jail for three different charges instead of just a warrant. >> That's how we operate. Okay. >> For how long? >> That's up to judge. >> What's your warrant? What's the warrant for? >> Um for that for that you don't get a bond. So I don't know. >> Yeah. >> You're not getting out tonight. >> You have to stay in there all night. What? >> I said I'm more worried about hurting anything. I didn't know that car was stolen. Well, I mean, she's she's going to be facing a worse time than you. >> Why? >> She lied to us a lot. >> What do you mean? >> She lied about her name, >> man. The freaking warrant she's got. Her mom was supposed to pick her up for court. She didn't give us enough notice and so she wasn't able to make it to court for her her boyfriend cheating on her. >> Yeah, I know. She's She was scared. She's never She's not used to this kind of stuff. I know. I have a background. She's a good girl. She really is. She's got She's kind of messed up. Her dad touched her until she was 10 years old. >> That's still hot. >> I know it's not an excuse, but she's been through a lot. She's been through a lot. But she's a sweetheart, and everybody that meets her loves her. She is probably trying to protect me and herself, which sometimes it's not possible. I did not know that was a that was the case or I never would have even gotten the car. I want to stay away from it. I have I have one on my record for for renting a car from somebody and it ended up being stolen but everything was against me so I had to take it. Don't want to go anywhere near one. It's crazy. Do you know what time that car was stolen? Yeah, >> because I know me and my girlfriend checked out of a hotel at 11:00 and that's on record under her name. >> We were in the hotel room the whole time. So, I don't know if that helps anything about this situation. I don't know how long. I didn't even know that was a sto. >> Huh? ma'am. >> She's moving on. You guys are going to jail. >> Yeah, for I understand that for the whole for the warrant situation though. That's why we're That's why we're hiding. You know, I had a warrant >> as far as the vehicle goes. That caught me by surprise. A friend came and picked me up and he said, "Ride ride another car instead of this one." Because we were taking a car on coast and I had no idea because cuz his is a rental. So there's somebody driving the other one. I didn't know the dude that was driving the car. I just rode until we got a punk hose and then we I get back. >> In the end, they were all taken to jail and charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle. However, [music] Savannah didn't get off so easily. She racked up additional charges, including resisting an officer without violence and giving a false name [music] to law enforcement. Then there are these two sisters who genuinely believe that running away from home with their boyfriends was a great idea, but reality caught up fast. They're about to learn a hard lesson they would never forget. >> There we go. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Put your hands on your back. >> On June the 16th, 2023, police officers from the Los Cusus Police Department were dispatched to a [music] residential neighborhood in New Mexico after receiving a frantic 911 call about two potential teenage runaways. Upon arrival, the officers took a statement from a visibly distressed mother who was clearly fearing the worst. >> You can come out. >> So, what's going on today, man? >> Well, I got home and my kids are not here. >> Okay. >> Uh, 2 days ago, I came home and my house smell like >> Okay. >> They smell like weed and you know, I did smack them. I slapped them. >> Uh-huh. >> Um, I found like a little roach. I don't know what she said. It was a >> Did they admit that they were smoking? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, this is what was on top of her counter like on her bedroom. >> Okay. >> And when I found that, I hit them. I did. I I slapped them both. >> Um, this morning whenever I left, they were they came down. I went to work. I had texted my daughter. I said, "Make sure that you guys trash, wash the dishes." She never texted me or anything. So, whenever I got home, I looked on the closet and I know my one of my daughters, she lives with her dad, but she was here for the weekend. She's well for a vacation. Um, backpack isn't gone. Uhhuh. And so I'm pretty sure >> So they ran. Do you believe that they ran away or they >> No, I think they left. >> Okay. So they ran away. How old are they? >> Uh 14 and 15. >> Okay. And so the 15-year-old was just visiting you this weekend. >> Uh she's been here since Friday. >> Okay. >> Um so she was going to stay here for 2 weeks for the summer >> just to hang out. >> Yeah. >> Uh the oldest doesn't have a phone. >> No. She had a tablet and I took it away from her yesterday and then I went and I met up with the stepmom and I gave it to her because >> it's theirs. >> Yeah. It's theirs. It's It's the It's the little her brother's >> and that's what she was messaging and and >> so she doesn't have a working phone though. No, she got taken away. >> No, it's okay. >> Oh, yeah. She whenever she was at her dad's, she got taken away. >> So, when was it that you caught? Yesterday. >> Uh, no, the day before. Yesterday. >> So, when Friday, Wednesday. Yeah. And then I guess her and the steps sister got in a fight >> a few weeks ago and then the dad did a police report, >> but I don't think she pressed any charges because she whenever she came home on Friday, she had a black eye and everything. I was like, what happened? You know, >> that's your name. Okay. >> Yeah. And then that's whenever I call the dad. Do >> you have any idea where they would have gone? >> Huh? No. I don't I don't I mean I don't. Brianna, she's really like I don't let her out. Like if we go to the mall, she goes with me. Like you do. I let her out with her friends. Do I know who she like? I don't know. You know, I don't >> You don't know any friends that live in the area? >> I don't let her go out. >> Okay. >> A few hours later, the mother called the police officers once more, convinced her children had taken refuge in a neighbor's house. The officers rushed to the location, but when they knocked on the door, it remained unanswered, leaving [music] them uncertain if anyone was actually home. >> Hi, this is Officer Dorado with the Los Cus Police Department. I'm the one that took the report. >> Uh, yes. Hi, Officer. >> How can I help you? >> In my eyes, officer, I mean, cuz you need to live with us and we're responsible for that. >> Correct. >> I do believe they are in danger because >> she talks to older men. >> Okay. We found stuff that she's been talking to older like on the websites like the Snapchat and stuff like that. >> So, I do believe she's in danger. Yes. And possible, too. I'm not too sure. But for sure, I know older men and I'm just worried about her being safe or her doing stuff or making them do stuff that she doesn't want to answer. We're coming from >> Uh-huh. >> It's these guys that are selling selling out here. >> I mean, that's what it is. Yes, ma'am. >> Where you going? What does it say right there? >> We're a dog. >> Okay. >> Can't be. It's going to look bad cuz a dog will come out, right? >> Yes, sir. or you came off on the side of >> now. Well, basically we don't know where she's doing. The only reason why we know is because we logged into her Instagram that she was evicted. >> Well, I don't know. We don't know if somebody took them at or what they were missing from her house. Yes. Since 11:00 this morning. >> The following morning, the mother called the police again, directing them back to the same house. This time she had managed to catch one of her daughters just before she could escape. But the other daughter [music] had already fled. >> And your mom or that girl was the one that you know >> how you doing? I'm watching. >> So can you what's going on? Can you come over here please? >> Yeah. >> I'll walk over here. >> Well, you guys um they were he had them hostage to him and my other daughter. My other daughter, she ran. So he was in charge. I talked to the other lady. Ma'am, ma'am, >> can we go over here and talk? >> Yeah. Now he wants to be nice and [ __ ] He had her running jumping on the fences on the other side. I had to go get her and get you over there so we we could talk her. Okay. I need I need to know what's what's going on. >> So yesterday they left my house. I reported them missing. >> Yes, I saw I saw the saw missing. >> So then we came here because you know we hacked her Instagram account. So we knew she was here. We knew she was gonna go with some other guy. So, we came here. We came here and the cops came and everything and nobody came out. There was that black car. [music] We had me and her came by cruise here. The door was open, but there was two big old dogs. So, we didn't get off. So, then we call the cops. Whenever we got back, there was another car. So, whenever the cops came that they were knocking, nobody answered the door. You know, obviously they were there. They've been there. >> Um, >> okay. So, what do we need to do about the other kid? >> The other side. She ran. >> She ran. >> She ran out of that way. >> You know what she's wearing right now? >> She's wearing a white uh jacket with black shorts. >> Okay. So, this >> two finding units. >> I got her and then they were running on the back on the yard. So, I had to I had to ask this guy, you know, can I get into your fence cuz my daughter's hiding? I could see her, but I don't think they saw me. So, that's whenever I got her. >> Okay. And that's when you grabbed this one. >> I'm sorry. >> Her name >> Brianna. I was like, your mom I said that lady told me that they were here. He's like, no, they're not here. I said, okay, sounds good. I said, I'm calling cops. I said, they're coming. I said, I'm staying right here. I said, I'm not on your property. I'm on the road. My car is over there because that's where I freaking hauled ass over there to get and then I got into some other people's yard and with I asked for now. >> Yeah. That's why I have it like this because I'm Yeah. >> So, so they had ran over there and I said, "You know what, bro?" >> This husband right here. >> Yeah. I said, "You know what? I was trying to be cool. I asked you." I said, "So, now you know we're going to have the cops involved." >> Were you able to find the daughter? >> Where's that? >> I don't know. She get in that car. Just wait. Who in the are you with? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Sir, little boy. Sign who you are. >> Let us do what we got to do. And then your face. He's in parole. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. But let us do what we got to do. You don't >> you don't you don't got to aggravate the situation. >> Go over there and sit down. Let's go over. >> Just so you know, we got another officer. Two officers. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're right here. But don't don't talk over here. All right. Trying not causing problems right now. Can you sit down on the curb? >> I know. I get it. I get it. >> Pay no attention. Okay. Last night we came here, the doctor didn't want to go in there. >> Yeah, we can't go in there. >> No, but the the neighbor said she heard screaming yesterday and they still didn't want to go in there last night. >> Oh, okay. Well, I don't know what went on. We're new to the situation and we're trying to figure out what's going on. Like I said, we have minutes. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Just hang tight. We're almost done with them and then we'll come talk to you. >> All right. >> Cool. Appreciate you guys back on track. Let's figure out what's going >> No, you guys said Amy said he was going to pick >> if you want to go look for her. Yeah. Did she call you? Did she call you? >> Did she call you? But she ended up. I can't get older. Let me go back. Come on. >> So, I mean, I was starting to be nice, you know, before I got you guys involved. I said, "Okay." I mean, since that girl said, you know, they're here. I was like, "They're here." You know, she's being honest. >> And then, um, she left. She left. She said, "You know, I have a lot of problems." I said, "You know what? I'm going to call cops." >> Is this So, is this the mother? >> He said it's not his mother. >> Okay. But she lives there. >> Yeah. It was a Yeah, that's She said that's her house. >> Okay. Do you know her name? >> I don't I don't I don't know these people. Overwhelmed with concern for their other daughter's safety, the parents were growing increasingly anxious. While the boyfriend, [snorts] who had been hiding the girls, seemed intent on escalating the tension even further. >> I was talking about your friend Stean. Get out of like, yeah, click out of it. >> No, that's why I mean you. I mean you because I don't know how old you are. >> Hey, I seen I didn't know what's going on. All right. >> Yeah. So then, you know, I asked I this man was I said, "Hey, can I go into your yard?" I said, "Because my you know, my daughter's running away." I said, "And I see her. I don't think they saw me because they were both like this. So then I went and I Yeah. >> And then I got her and then he's like >> All right. So what direction were they hiding on? What? >> Uh >> it's one, two, it's like three houses down and it's on the other side. On the same street parked on the other side actually. >> That's where they're heading. >> You saw Brianna come back this way. >> She was over there. She was past that maroon truck right there and she ran that way. >> Oh, okay. >> So she has to be >> I said if I put her in the car, she's going to escape, you know, when I'm driving, you know, here. So I told that guy, I said, "Can I leave my vehicle here?" They said, "I'm going to wait till the cups get back." And I This is how I've had her since I got her. Baby, because we already know Marina and Mariano went to the house. Annual to Natalie who gave you the >> Yeah. Yeah. So, it's all your little circle. You guys are all going down. So, don't think you're smart. So, before you answer any questions that he's going to ask you, you better be honest because those that you call little friends, they're going to snitch you out. If they're going to get in trouble, oh, they're not going to get in trouble. They're going to they're going to go to you because you're the one that, "Hey, you want some? Hey, can you bring me some? Hey, how much are you going to spook my sister? Okay, so before you answer any questions, you think and say the truth. Okay, >> you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used if Campbell will be used against you in the court of law. >> So yesterday, like it was around like 2:30. Now it was like 2:30. He we he went to go pick us up from her house. And then after that, we went to go to my friend's house to his apartment. And then after that, we came back home. It was like already like 4 something, like 4:30. And we stayed here and we didn't we didn't leave the house at all like you right now and they she she had called the cops. >> So you say see so you stay here all night. >> Yes. >> So whenever the cops came you guys heard and you guys didn't >> Yes. We heard yesterday of course. >> So when so when you hear the cops were coming right or your mom like what what did you all do? >> We were just in one room. >> What's his name? >> Who? >> That guy. >> Which one? >> This one. >> Gabriel. >> I just told you guys. >> I mean he could be lying. I mean >> Oh yeah. I'll talk to. >> You know, I'm You know why I'm saying that? Because the neighbor, she's the one she's like, "That little boy, he's always in trouble. He's always making parties. His mom is never there." So, is it is it is it I'm talk to All right. I see you get this side of the story, then I'll go talk to him as well. Okay. >> You know, if he would have if he would have said, "You know what? They're here." But he said, "No, they're not here. They left. They left this morning." You know, and then somebody over there on the other neighbor on the other street, he's like, "They're running, >> you know." So, I'll talk to him whenever I told him, you know, >> okay, I'm going to get the cops involved. Then he wants to flip his car and be all nice. No, you know, I tried proper. I tried to be nice to you. I said, "Bring my daughters outside. >> Bring them. That's all. I'm not going to do nothing. I hadn't called you guys yet." I said, "Bring my daughters to me. That's all I want. Nothing else." >> As a as a parent, >> but when I call a cop, then he clipped and oh my god. >> As a parent, >> yeah, I understand why you like if I'm if they have their house >> and the monkey, you know what? Yes. Come in. >> I'll be like, >> "Yeah, absolutely." Like, and even at that, you will make sure as a parent, as a as a real parent, >> as a parent. >> Yeah. And we're not saying that's not the type of parent they are, but we can we can only do so much. >> No, the other the other lady that was there, she's the one that's there. She's like, "Your girls are like, you know, I said, "Are my girls there?" She's like, "Yeah, they're in there." I said, "What?" She said, "They're in there." >> I said, "Can you please tell them to come out?" I mean, she was good. And she's like, "You know what? I don't want problems with anything." She's like, "I'm leaving." And I told him to get out and and and I get what you guys are saying and I get where you guys are coming from, but we can only do so much that the law allows us, >> but it's cuz you know it's like, you know what? Okay. So, then I don't want this to happen. >> So, whoever's going to go down, do I want them to go down? You know what? >> Absolutely. Cuz these are >> This is how this is how she is. So what did she do last night? You know, I'm pretty sure she was all smoked out and everything. >> Do I want? >> No, you weren't. >> Seriously? >> Seriously. Test you. >> Come on, man. For real. >> So, we sent them to the hospital and everything. >> As far as you guys have that right. I don't know if they'll do the test. >> Uh, but you have the right to take them to the hospital and get them checked. That's >> Oh, yeah. Nothing. >> So, I'm not going to ask them for help. They're going to go check them out. >> All right. So, I probably decided we'll talk to them and then we'll see if we can find anything else. So far, charges go. >> In an urgent attempt to locate the [music] missing daughter, the police turned their attention to the boyfriend, hoping he would reveal her whereabouts. But despite knowing where she might be, he refused to offer any help. >> I know you explained it to this officer, but I'm just trying to wrap my head around everything. How do you know these little girls, bro? >> I knew them since like I was 17. Oh, >> okay. So, you know, like a year now. >> Oh, okay. So, you're 18, I take you. >> All right. So, how did they end up here, dude? like >> Well, they're obviously with me. >> Uh-huh. >> One way they could have came with me was with through with my car. >> Yeah. >> Um, they had nowhere else to go, so I told them just stay with me. >> Do you live here? >> I don't. You don't? >> All right. Where? >> I tried taking them home. >> You did try to take them home? >> I tried to, but Who else lives here? >> This is my friend. >> Your friend? >> Yeah. >> And that's his This is his house. >> This is my friend's house. But this is not my friend's house. This is mom's house. >> Oh, okay. So, he lives here with mom. Who's the other little boy that ran away with him? Was it you? >> No. See, I I told her I told You hear me uh yelling across you guys? I was like, "What little boy?" She's like, "I'm talking about you, little boy." She pocket. >> Yeah, I heard that. So he But who? She's saying there was another boy that ran away. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Cuz I was like, "What little boy you talking about?" >> Was it you? >> I guess that's I was like She's like, "I'm talking about you little boy." You talking about meh >> cuz >> Did you try to run out the back door with him? >> Try to run out with them. But I followed them. >> And then in that year, how's it been? Boyfriend, girlfriend. Are you hooking up? >> Just up. How you doing? Um, why I miss a little bit after I I used to basically a juvenile formative arrest, but instead of arresting you, taking you to jail, we're going to turn you over to uh mom and dad. All right. Um, so parents got a call on Monday, Monday through Friday, 8 to 5:00. There's a phone number right here. You'll call that number, let JO know, hey, my child was cited from Lasus Police Department. Here's the case number. And what they'll do is they'll give you information on how to handle this. Uh, whether >> Yeah. Yeah. We got one copy for you and this is going to be our copy since we're going to get both of your signatures. All right. >> Even without the boyfriend's cooperation, it didn't take long for the police to track down the missing girl. Can I go in here? 11:28 bar 112. Can you start that way? >> Yeah. >> Turn around. Turn around. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. >> Stop. >> Put your hands on your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Let me go. >> I need you to go by your car. >> Lock warning. One female detained at 1053. I love Jasine, stop. I need to adjust your cuffs. All right. So, you're comfortable enough. All right. Hang on. Come see for me. Is your name first? And Brianna, what's your first name? What's I need you to call? I need you to cooperate with me just so I can cooperate with you so we can get this all this figured out. Okay? I'm just trying to make it easy for you. But you need to make it easy for me, too. I'm just trying to get some information. I just need to know who you are so I know who I'm talking to. What's your what's what's your name? >> Okay. Say your name is Brianna. >> Yes. >> Brianna, what's your name? What's your last name? >> Brianna, do you mind speaking to us? Just trying to make sure you're okay. We just want to know. >> I'm fine. I'm fine. >> We just know what what's fine. I don't know what's going on. >> All right, you step out. >> Once I release you from cost >> and you sign the paperwork and everything that I need you to do, you're going to go inside with your parents. You understand? In the end, both girls were issued with a citation and charged with running away.