What' you say about the badge? Makes you what? >> Said talks a lot. >> Talks a lot. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I get my mom on the phone right now. For who? My mom. My mom. >> Who's your mom? Can't stand entitled college kids that think they know the law. >> Entitled cop >> telling me get out of here. What can we do to get you out of here? >> Take a picture of me, please. Uh, let's go. >> Super entitled kids always tend to think that being born with silver spoons and sky high egos puts them above the law and gives them the right to challenge authorities and expect immunity from consequences. However, what happens when cops have to put them in their place? >> Bro, I'm Marcus Jordan. I'm Michael Jordan's son. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> All right, hold on. Can I sit down? >> Yo yo yo yo yo, sit down. >> Sit down. >> Are you like popular or something? You know exactly what the >> I don't act like you don't know. >> I don't know who you are, man. I've never met. >> Here are interesting moments when cops had to deal with super entitled rich kids. Starting with the moment officers had to deal with this insufferable kid who for some reason expected them to give her a free ride home after getting caught for DUI. >> Go ahead and place your hands behind your back. >> Really? Come on. >> Turn around. >> No, I get you, but like can you just like direct me back to my place? I can go in your car without being under arrest. Like my aunt like I she led me her beach house. Like that's all I want. I don't want to be under arrest. >> Okay. Like can someone drive me back to my can someone drive me back to my place? >> On July the 7th, 2023 in Florida, while on a routine traffic patrol, officers spotted a vehicle weaving through lanes like the road was her personal runway. Deciding to conduct a traffic stop, they had no clue they were about to encounter one of the most spoiled and entitled rich kids ever. I was just backing up a little bit. [Music] >> First off, do you have any like weapons or anything on you? >> Can I just pack your pockets real quick? >> Just stand like over here. >> Couple questions before we start. Um, when do you think you have that drink? >> Maybe by now. About an hour. >> You think about >> now? Two something. >> Not so long ago. Yeah. And do you know the alphabet? >> Can you just do the alphabet from the letter E that go to X's in X-ray? >> Want to try it? >> Okay. >> Think about Yeah. >> Um, how about how about like counting? Can you count like that? >> 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. >> It's not going to be that easy, but it's just just counting. Can you count backwards um from 53 to 38 and then back up from 53? >> 53. All right. I >> just take Yeah, take >> Let me Let me just take a minute. >> Well, don't go anywhere. >> I just feel really pressured at the moment. >> I got you. >> This is like not been a thing for me. >> Watch out for this sprinkler. >> No, that's fine. That's fine. >> Spray out here. >> Usually I've never been through this before. Like if you look at my record, like it's totally clean. Like to be fair, like I've never been pulled over. I've never like I don't have a ticket. >> No, it's fine. It's fine. Again, I'm not from here, so it kind of feels good. >> I'm not from here. >> So, the floor the Florida weather is definitely hitting me to be fair. >> Okay. Do you think you can try the counting or the alphabet? >> 53. >> Yep. So, 53 down to 38 and then back up to 53. >> The officer proceeded to administer a field sobriety test, which she failed unsurprisingly. But instead of accepting the gravity of the situation, she went full entitlement mode, making wildly ridiculous requests as if she were at a luxury resort rather than the side of the road. >> Okay. Um I think you've had too much to drink. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you're just going to be placed under arrest for DUI. >> Um and we'll go from there. Okay. Go ahead and place your hands behind your back. >> Really? Come on. >> Turn around. >> No, I get you, but like can you like direct me back to my place? >> Just put your hand your palms together. No. >> Okay. Well, wait. Where? Where can >> Jamie? Listen up. >> No. No. I listen. I never >> I can go in your car without being under arrest. No, I get you. I get you. I get you. >> There you go. Palms together. >> Okay. But what does this do for me? >> You're twisting your wrist. >> No. No. I get you. I get you. I get you. >> There you go. >> But like my Okay. Can I be honest? Can I talk to you? >> Yeah. >> My aunt like No, no, no, no. I get you. I'm not going to fight. I'm not going to fight. I'm just trying to put my handcuffs on properly and if you don't let me then they won't be able to Okay. >> What's up? >> Can I sit on the ground? >> What are you >> like right over here? Can I just sit on the ground and talk to you? >> What are you trying to say? >> I just want to go back to my place and just go to bed. That's all I'm asking. Like my aunt like I she led me her beach house. Like that's all I want. I don't want to be under rest. I just want to be >> I understand like no. But you're drinking and driving. >> I get you. I get you. I totally get you. And like if you look at my rap sheet, like it doesn't say anything like bad. >> Have you looked at like >> No, I haven't. >> Can you Can I sit on the ground? I won't. I swear to God. Like >> No, not right now. So, I need you to stand I need you to stand right here. >> Okay. No, >> I'm just going to search you for >> But like can you stay right there? Okay. >> No, no, no. I totally get you. But like look at my rapture. Like it doesn't say anything. Like I'm out I'm out here by myself. Like I >> Okay. Is there anything inside your pocket? >> Totally. No. Go ahead. Go. Look. Look. Look. Look. Look. No. Not at all. Not at all. Like I'm I'm out here with I'm I've never been under arrest. I've never been like caught by the police. Like I'm out here by myself. Like my aunt like is letting me beach house. Like I'm going to sit there and like be there on the beach by myself for the entire time. Like that is all I'm >> This is not the way. >> No, this is not the way I want to. No, totally. I don't need this on my rap sheet. I'm I work in a psych hospital. Like I'm not a bad person at all. Like I don't want this at all. Like I'm not going to fight. Like you can I'm not going to run from you guys. Like I totally understand where you guys are coming from. I maybe I'm not like the most safe to drive, but like I don't need this on my wrap sheet. Like totally like I >> I know >> at this point you're not you're not okay to drive. >> Okay, I get that. I get that. Can someone drive me back to my can someone drive me back to my place? >> This is this this is what we have to deal with now. And >> and so once once you get into the court process or whatever >> No, I'm not going to the court process. No, no, no. I'm not from here. I'm not from here. I'm from a I'm from >> Get it. They can do a lot of stuff. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I can't do that. I can't do that right now. Can you just let me go? Can someone drive me back to my place? Can he drive me back to my place? >> Really? It's like 15 minutes. 15 minutes f. >> In the end, she was formally charged with DUI. Realizing there was no spinning her way out, she pleaded guilty. The court sentenced her to 12 months of probation, 50 hours of community service, mandatory DUI school, alcohol treatment, a strict weekly ban from alcohol bars or clubs, and an $800 fine. Talking about cops dealing with super entitled rich kids, here's the case of the Hall of Fame NBA player Michael Jordan's son, Marcus, who thought his father's name could erase his wrongdoings. >> Bro, I'm Marcus Jordan. I'm Michael Jordan's son. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> You are. You disrespecting me. You want to hold this for me? >> To a to a small degree, you guys are disrespecting me. >> On February the 4th, 2025 in Matland, Florida, officers were driving eastbound on Greenwood Road near Mechanic Street when they noticed a car with its headlights on, but something was off. The vehicle was facing the wrong direction and sitting right of the railroad tracks. Curious and concerned, they decided to investigate, unaware that they're about to walk into a bizarre and unforgettable encounter with one of the most entitled Daddy's kids they would ever come across. Hey, >> you guys good? >> Yeah, we're trying to My car is a little stuck right now. >> I I see that. >> You want to help us? >> We're going to try. >> Huh? >> We going to try? >> All right. >> What happened? >> What happened? How'd you get on the track, man? >> All right. Good. >> Help us try and reverse this thing out. Well, hang on. Hang on. You are stuck. >> Come here. >> You know the trains come by right now, right? >> No, I I I know. That's why I'm trying to get the out of I hear you. >> Yeah. You your car ain't going nowhere, dude. You're buried. You're You're stuck on the track. >> All right. So, how do we get that off the track? >> Honestly, I'm trying to figure that out. We already we know the signal >> to the train. >> I need you guys out of the car because there is a train coming right now. >> What the Let me pull up. You can't move. >> You're not going to be able to move it. Just get out of the car. >> To the right. >> You can't. You're burying. >> Move it to the right. >> You're buried, bro. >> You can't go nowhere. You're buried. >> But there's a train >> at least to the right. >> Less than 5 minutes away. >> All right. So then >> you want to get hit >> by a train? >> You You think I want to get hit by a train? No. That's what I'm saying. Get out of the car so we don't get hit. So we can get off this thing, >> baby. Try to the right. >> All right. Get out of the car. >> Okay. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. >> I got to order you guys out. Get out of the car. Both of you guys. Come on. Safety first. Safety first, man. >> Of course. Safety first. But I mean, I'm trying to get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Yeah, but your car's not going anywhere, man. I literally stand there. So, come on. >> Yeah, you guys need to get out. There's a train. >> There's a train coming. I don't want to see you guys get hit, bro. >> I understand that. >> Come on. [Music] >> All right, let's step over here. >> There's got to be a way to get this car out. >> Look at the tire right here. Look. Look. See the tires? Yeah, >> they they're they're buried. You guys are you guys are literally stuck. There's no getting. >> Do you see what I'm saying? This car ain't going nowhere. >> This is bad. >> Okay. You see what I'm saying? >> I mean, I said it ain't going nowhere. We can't help you with that. >> We got the sun. We're notifying them to see if they'll stop. But they got one coming right from Sanford and it's >> I mean I feel like we got one, two, three, four. >> This four of us got we can push this mother >> right. My concern is us. Okay. >> Right. Okay. That's the the concern. All right. I mean, the concern is this $300,000 vehicle. >> I would like to just like push this out the way. >> Let's start trying. Okay, >> thank you. >> I don't even know what to do about the tow truck or anything. >> Tow trucks. We don't need a tow truck. We just need Can I get some manpower to push this all for this? >> Okay, first of all, no. Because I'm not getting you back behind the wheel. >> Um, >> why? >> How long ago did >> this just happened right now? We We thought we were making a right and I turned onto the train tracks apparently. >> I'm trying. >> But yeah, we're not getting back in the car right now. Okay. Um the reason why Yeah. So, >> do me a favor. Keep your hands out your pocket. >> Keep your hands in your pocket. There's nothing in my pocket. >> Put your hands out. >> The officers had no idea who they were dealing with. At least not yet. But that was about to change. The driver, clearly rattled, but still very much entitled, was ready to drop his last name like a VIP pass. In another scenario, the surname was probably sure to give him some form of preferential treatment. And if these cops were naive enough or perhaps timid enough, Marcus could slip away. >> Bro, I'm Marcus Jordan. I'm Michael Jordan's son. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm just trying to get home and I made a wrong turn. >> Okay. And clearly we would just like to get our car off of the train track >> which we were not trying to be on. >> All right. >> You have your ID on you real quick. >> Let's worry about that. >> He does. >> Yeah. Let him know who we're we're out with. Um and then we'll >> Did you have an ID? ID on you, ma'am? >> Yes, of course. >> Oh my goodness gracious. >> Yes, sir. >> I mean, I apologize. I just not >> by design. >> You hold this real quick. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. I got your I'll hold it. I'll hold it. I'll hold it for you. >> We're just trying to head home, man. I live in Dr. Phillips. How did you manage to get on the train tracks, man? >> Honestly, I made a left and I made a right and then I made another right and here we are. >> Okay. Where are you guys coming from? >> We were at a couple of venues tonight, but I was just trying to get home like >> Thank you. >> Well, we got a tow truck on the way. We really We really need a tow truck. >> Yeah. We're going to have a walk through here. >> We need a tow truck. Really? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You We can't get this off the track, >> bro. I mean, there's 1 2 3 four five. There's six of us. We can't push this thing in reverse and get it off the tracks. >> No. fellas. >> Fellas, I'm >> just trying to get my car off of this train track. I didn't realize that this was a train track. >> Okay. >> Do you have keys to your car >> to mine? >> Yes. Let me see it. >> Yeah. And that that's why we're out here with you right now because I heard spinning tires. We see people walking on train tracks and There's possible trains coming. I I I understand that. So the quicker we can move this mother better, right? >> I'm telling you, we cannot push this car off the track. There's no possible fits way in this universe. >> I disagree with that. >> Okay. But you have more than right to disagree with me. Okay. >> I mean, I just I'm just saying if there's six of us and we throw this thing in reverse. >> Well, I've already got concerns for your level of impairment anyways. Okay. So, that's why >> because I can smell alcohol coming from you and you're on the train tracks. Okay. So, come on, man. >> Just listen to me. That's why I don't want you back behind the wheel anyways. Okay. >> I'm fine behind the wheel. I just would like to get my car out of this. >> We'll deal with that after after this. Okay. We'll we'll deal with that after this. But that's why I had to get you out of the car. Okay? Because I hear spinning tires. I hear slur speech from you. You're driving on train track. >> I'm not slurring anything. And I'm Okay. I'm I'm letting you know I have concerns for you. I I appreciate that driving a vehicle. I can't let you back behind the car. >> Drive a vehicle. >> I app I appreciate your concerns. >> Yeah. I don't want >> but I am not inebriated. I'm not anything that cannot drive home. >> I'm not familiar with this area. >> I made a right. >> I thought I was making a right onto the highway. I made it right onto the [ __ ] train. >> Where did you turn at, man? >> I wish I wish I could tell you, but >> you're way down the train track. That's all I'm saying. It's not like you just turn. >> We're not way down the train tracks. We We made a right and another right. >> Um, I'm letting you know there's no physical possible way in this universe we can push this car off the train track. >> I disagree with that. >> Oh, I don't care if you disagree or not. Okay, I'm letting you know. I mean, I I get that, but I I >> We're not getting back behind the wheel, okay? Not at this moment. >> For some reason, Marcus was drenched in entitlement. He dismissed every word the officers said. Nothing was sinking in. It was either his way or nothing. But the officers weren't ready to budge. >> There possibly is a train coming. Okay. So, we need to get off these tracks. That is my concern right now. For your guys' safety and our own, okay, man. Bro, you you can't get the car off and we're not pushing it. Okay. So, I'm letting you know that. All right. >> I mean, I could definitely get this car off if you gentlemen would like to help me. I told you we're not pushing a car off of train tracks like this. And I'm not getting back behind the wheel till I know that you're safe enough to operate it. >> Okay. So, what do I have to do to show you that I'm safe enough to operate it? >> Well, I'm going to have you do field exercises in a minute, but I'm going to read you your Miranda rightites first because there's so many of us. That's the only reason. I've already ordered you out of the car. are giving me orders. Before I ask any questions, I have to I have to read your rights. You're not under arrest. I just have >> I know that. I know I'm not. >> So, the reason why I have >> I shouldn't be. >> I understand. So, what I'm saying is >> because I al call coming from you being stuck on the tracks like this. I got to read you your rights first. Do you have the card? >> But we're going to get off the track though first. Okay. So, if you want to roll if you want her to roll the window up from the passenger side or something or if the car's turned off or something like that, it's >> we can do that, but you got to get over here to do that. >> Okay. So, we are going to get off these tracks. >> Okay, that's my main concern. I'm I if so, if I know anything, I'm pretty sure that nobody's going to get hit tonight. >> Right. My main objective is to just like um >> get my car back on the road because I took a wrong turn apparently. >> Yes. >> And so that's all I would like to do. >> Okay. >> But I understand you guys have a job to do. Like I'm not I'm not trying to interfere with that. I I respect all of that. But >> is there an easy way to get through? >> Yeah. I mean that's that that's what I'm saying is like Three, four of us can easily move this mother. >> Come on this way then. There's a big opening where? >> Yes. Let's Let's I'm I'm open to any ideas you guys have. >> You want me to go this way? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> This way. This way. [Music] I'm actually just my train. >> We got a tow truck coming. You see that? >> Off the track. We really need a tow truck. >> Yeah. >> Wow. Okay. All right. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, come on over here, sir. >> I I'm right here. I got to go over here, sir. >> Over here, sir. >> I'm I'm working my way. >> You okay, Z? >> All right, ma'am. I'm going to be doing a an investigation on them right now. So that's why we got multiple cops here. So I got I'm going to have right here. So ma'am, if you'd like to stand by the cop or stand back there. Um but I'm going to be doing an investigation. So I don't want to warn people. Okay. All right. So sir, I got a couple questions. >> Did you want to stand back here by the car? >> First here, if you want, let's go move over here. At this point, the officers were done entertaining his entitled attitude, and the time for games was over. They were now shifting gears into full-blown investigation mode to figure out exactly how and why he ended up on the train tracks in the first place. >> So, just let you know afterwards. Why? Because you drive on the train tracks. Okay. I smell alcohol, sort of bleach. I see some sign. >> I'm not my observation. It's my opinion. Okay. >> My opinion. I'm not slurring any speech, sir. I understand everything that you're saying. Lower your life, please. >> That's not me. I'm not I don't have any light, >> sir. I'm letting you know, >> okay? >> I appreciate you letting me know. >> I'm perfectly fine. I made a right thinking that this was going to be the shortcut for us to get on the highway. >> Okay. >> And apparently I was mistaken. Correct. So, okay. So, that's why I'm here to do a possible investigation for a parent. Sure. Do what you have to do. >> So, um, whatever you have to do, I'll >> That's why I said I if you're willing to talk to me about it, I'm talking to you. >> Exercise. >> I mean, if if that's what we have to do, then we have to do that. >> I mean, my job is to keep everything safe. And if you if we get the car off the track, I want to be able to make sure you're able to drive it safe. >> That's all I was trying to do is trying to get the car off the track because I know I can drive it safely. >> Okay. Well, that's what I got to make sure. Okay. >> Sure. Sure. >> All right. Um, so give me just a minute. Okay, please stand on everything, bro. I'm I'm at you guys's disposal. I mean, I apologize. I I The least thing the last thing I wanted to do was put my car on the tracks. Obviously, it's a $330,000 car. Why would I want to be on the tracks? I apologize. I'm not like trying to cause anything that will require all this attention. I just was trying to get home and clearly made a wrong turn. I apologize. >> Um >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, where were you guys coming from tonight? >> Uh we we were at several venues. We dinner at Pra. >> We ended up leaving Praau. We went to AA. >> Okay. >> Had a cocktail. >> What is AA? >> AA is a restaurant owned by the Melee group. >> Yeah. >> Where's Where's the me group at? >> Uh the Melee group is based out of Miami, but they opened up a restaurant here in Winter Park. So, we went there, had one cocktail, and uh my friend Taylor ended up running into some girlfriends that she knew. And so, we ended up going to another venue and that was that. Hey, now I was just trying to get home and I got a little mis discombobalated apparently because I thought that this was going to cut me on the street but clearly I'm >> a railroad track instead. Huh. >> Right. And and I wish I knew that because obviously I wouldn't have came down this way like >> where which way did you come from though to get back here cuz this is like a back road. This isn't This isn't like a a main road. That's all they're asking. >> I'm not sure, sir. I was >> You know, I'd have to >> Were you ever in Sanford tonight? Going through there? >> Dance? No. >> No. From Winter Park? >> No. >> But you were coming from Winter Park, right? >> Then you came here from Winter Park and then we went to uh Dancers. Uh Caster. >> Dancers. Racers. >> Casab. Yeah, that's that's I'm sorry. >> Is that place pretty good? >> Nah. I've never been. It's not my favorite. >> Right, babe? >> So, I am going to have you um if it's okay if you want her to hold your jacket. Um I'm going to have you hold her jacket right now. >> Well, I'm going to have you do exercises with your hands. >> So, if you want to either set it on the ground or we can have an officer give it to her. What What do you want? >> Whatever you want to do, sir. >> Okay. I'll hand her the jacket then or >> I will hand it to her. Is that is that >> You can come over here and grab the jacket if you want. >> I'll hand it to her. That's fine. >> Thank you. Thank you, baby. >> Okay. So, all right. Um, I got a couple questions for you. >> What's up? >> How much did you have to drink? >> A little bit. Under under. >> To confirm their growing suspicion, the officers subjected him to a field sobriety test. One, he failed miserably. >> Scale from 0 to 10 completely. So, being falling down, drop yourself. >> Where would I put myself at? Three. >> Three. >> Yes. Okay. All right. Put those hands back. [Music] I believe you had too much time. Okay, just let you know. >> Okay, >> I disagree with that, sir. But whatever whatever you say, >> that's what I'm letting you know. >> I mean, I hear you, but I disagree. Cool. >> And they're going to bring a train through or they're going to bring a train. >> We're going to walk to this black car back there. >> I'm following you guys. >> I'm following y'all. Y'all walk >> and I'll follow. >> I'm walking. >> I'm not pushing. >> I am a normal person, man. What is this? Is this crazy? >> This is just leaning against the car here. 1235. >> I think we take >> Wow. So what we'll do is what we base it on is no problem. Okay, that's not based on the break. But what we did what we will do is give you the opportunity to write that to talk about your license. Man, if this is how y'all wanted to play that game, >> y'all you are you disrespecting me. >> You want to own this for me? >> To a to a small degree, you guys are disrespecting me. >> All right. >> Okay. >> But I mean, it's it's you know. >> Do you want her to have your property? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> What about phone and wallet? >> What about it? >> You want her to have the phone and wallet or do you want us to bring it with you? No, I want her to have it. >> Um, do you want a credit card? >> Widen your stance for me. Widen your stance >> more. Widen more. I got you. >> Thank you. Man, what a Monday night. What a Monday night. Can I see the light? >> That is ridiculous. I pull all this off. You want You want to see my You want to check under my nuts, too? >> No, not really. >> Go ahead. I feel like I feel like you might be. >> No, >> I feel like you might be. >> Why is that? >> I don't know. The way you searching. >> Well, we got to search every place. >> No, you can check under there. You can check under there. It ain't It's just a big some big balls, bro. Yeah. Receipts for I paid for in this city. Like, what the really? Really? I mean, y'all are doing the most right now. >> Yeah, we always do. >> I didn't do anything, man. I made a I made a wrong But that's But I'm not drunk. >> All right, take a seat. >> My opinion is different. >> Yeah, I know. I get that. Take a seat. Wait, wait, wait. Sir, I'm right now to go sit down. >> I'm having a conversation. >> Sit down. Cuz if not, I'm going to put you in the car, it's going to hurt. >> At this moment, the harsh reality began to sink in. These officers weren't bothered by who he was or who his father might be. He began to lose his cool. >> One question. You can ask me one question. I'll answer it and then I want you to sit down. What's up? I just want to understand why y'all are treating me as if I did something criminal. >> Because I think you have driving under the influence. So, I've answered your question. Now, please sit down and I'll answer more questions. Please sit down. >> I got nothing else for you, bro. >> All right. Can I sit down? >> Yo yo yo yo, sit down. >> Sit down. >> Yo, chill the out, bro. >> You chill out. Hold on. >> Not yo that again. >> Can I ask my girlfriend? Don't do that again. >> Relax. >> Sit down. >> Relax. >> Feet in the car. >> Relax. Can I ask my girlfriend a question or no? >> I got it right behind you. >> Oh, wow. Okay. All right. All right. All right. What's your name? Officer. Yeah, write it down. >> I do everything you want to me. You know what I'm not act like y'all bigger than me. [ __ ] This is bull night, huh? So, let's arrest Marcus short. >> With Marcus secured in the back of the cruiser and his vehicle towed off the train tracks, officers turned their attention to the white substance they had recovered from his pocket. A quick field test confirmed what they had already suspected, an illegal substance. With all evidence logged and the situation under control, they began the drive to the Orange County Jail. But even in cuffs, he couldn't help himself. and he was about to reveal the last card up his sleeve. >> Is Jordan the So, are you like popular or something or >> I know exactly what the >> I don't know. >> I don't know who you are, man. I've never met you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean, I know you drive a nice car and you've been drinking a nice. >> All right. 67 in the 60, sir. Slow it down. Slow it down a little bit. >> I don't feel comfortable in a car that speed. >> Do you feel comfortable in a car that stopped on the tracks? >> That was an accident. I mean, that was actually trust me. >> Marcus, >> if I wasn't stuck there, I wouldn't have been there. >> Marcus. Marcus. >> Y'all played your car. I would have thought y'all would have helped me, but nah y'all. I don't respond. Let's arrest a black guy. I white mother don't push my in reverse and get back on the street. >> No, there was no pushing that one, man. I had nine cops. Yeah, >> y'all could help me. >> No, not if I think you're impaired. I don't want you. >> I wasn't impaired, sir. I'm not impaired. Okay. >> I'm talking to you regular, right? >> You talking? >> Yeah. I'm talking to you sober as >> I wouldn't have you in handcuffs if I didn't. >> Yeah. I I I disagree with you. >> If I was a white mother that was a CEO of some [ __ ] ass company out there, >> I'd have arrested you this They would have been handcuffed. >> Oh yeah. >> Nah, >> I breasted plenty of people like >> Yeah. [ __ ] [Music] You get a little notch on your little whatever little pedigree going make you a good guy for somebody. This over here, he's just silent like he's going the door. Exactly. You keep saying you're a big target. Are you a celebrity or something? >> Don't act like, >> dude. I don't know who you are, man. But good. So then don't ask. You keep bringing it up, man. That's all I'm asking. >> You know, act like you don't know, but it's cool. You'll find out tomorrow. We'll find out tomorrow. You know this. >> Yeah. I like I know this. Y'all both white, right? >> I am spinning. >> Exactly. [Music] >> You realize that nobody's else has brought up race except you, right? >> I can bring up what the want to bring. It's a free It's a free country, right? >> I'm just letting you know what the [ __ ] Nothing against >> I can say what the [ __ ] you want. But if if I was a white [ __ ] if I was the CEO at [ __ ] Morgan and Morgan, >> I'd arrest you, too. >> You wouldn't have done. >> Well, >> that's your opinion. >> That's the facts. >> Railroad track. How y'all quiet as the scras in here? There's been cameras all time. >> I know. So why y'all quiet now? Cuz everything I say, you turned back against me, bud. >> I'm not turn What? I turned back against you. Name one thing. >> You told me to be quiet in the beginning. >> Told you to be quiet when? >> Right when we got in the car. I told me to shut up. >> That's >> And then everything I Everything I say, you talk about race. >> I'm tired of talking about I'm not going to try to get into a trap about race. >> This isn't about race. But I did say if I was a white person, you wouldn't be in this situation. So what I once >> hear me out, hear me out. As soon as somebody brings up race, I be quiet because I that's not what I'm about. >> All right. >> Bull. >> And that's exactly why. >> How about this? Can I call [ __ ] >> In the end, he was charged with DUI, property damage, possession of illegal substances, and resisting arrest without violence. Marcus might have been entitled, but he was nothing compared to these rich kids whose entitlement flipped a civil citation into a criminal offense. >> What can we do to get you out of here? >> Excuse me? >> Like respectfully, like >> what can you what can you do to get me out of here? >> I can call my mom right now. My mom >> can't stand entitled college kids. I think they know the law. >> They're telling me to get out of here. We We're We're turning simple civil stuff into criminal. >> I know. >> That's That That's criminal. Now, >> on May the 5th, 2024, while on routine beach patrol, officers noticed a group of friends casually drinking alcohol. But with a closer look, it became clear that some of them might be underage. As officers stepped into their midst, what started as a sunny day at the beach quickly turned into a reality check they never saw coming. >> Are you 21? >> I'll have it on me. >> I'm asking I'm asking you if you're 21. >> Take it out for me. Who's under 21? >> I'm not. >> I know somebody is. [Music] >> No. >> So, here's the deal. You lie to me, you're going to jail. Simple as that. You You're not the first people under 21 to drink alcohol. It's not that big of a deal. So, I'm going to ask again. Who's under 21? >> Sorry. >> Okay. >> 547. 547 >> open alcohol pier 60 >> the citation to open alcohol containers. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So what what's the deal? >> It's $118 fine. >> $118 fine. >> Yep. It could be $118 per closed can of alcohol. So I reckon you probably have a lot of closed alcohol. So imagine $118 times all that. >> Or I can take it to jail. So that's the that's the that's the thing. So, here's the thing. If you're going to be honest with me and tell me that who you are, your real age, and all that, I won't take you to jail. It's not criminal. It's a civil citation. It's a civil ticket. It's like a parking ticket. Okay. But if you lie to me about your information, now it's providing false to law enforcement. Now, it's obstructing justice. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> And in typical entitled rich kid fashion, they immediately started named dropping their parents and bragging about connections. These were daddies, boys and girls. And what better way to get out of trouble other than calling in to their parents? >> Yeah. No, my my buddy in my fraternity is uh a police officer in Tennessee. >> Cool. >> Yeah. But >> are you like the lawyer of the group, right? Or >> No. No. No. >> I'm just questioning cuz my best friend is exactly where you are. >> Bad thoughts. >> That's why I was like he does. >> I mean, we're just trying to >> What' you say? >> Nothing. >> What' you say about the badge? Makes you what? >> Talks alive. >> Talks alive. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You understand you're committing a crime? >> I Yes, sir. I mean, are you going to say I am? I'm not. >> So, so what what can we do to get you out of here? >> Excuse me. >> Like, respectfully, like, >> what can you What can you do to get me out of here? >> Yeah. >> I can take him to jail, I can take her to jail, and then we'll leave. >> But for what? >> Sit down. I'm not talking to you. You didn't have alcohol. I addressed him and I'm dressing her. So, go away. You can't also vape on the beach. I'll take that. Thank you. >> That's just not enough. I can call my mom right now. You call my mom. >> I get my mom's phone right now. >> Who? My mom. >> My mom. >> Who's your mom? >> My mom. I like call my mom. If I know my mom. >> I sure did. >> We are not trying to do all this. We're just trying to figure out what you guys want. >> What we want? You're making it like we're bothering you. You're you're you're acting like like what what you guys want to comply with what we're doing. >> You're you're you're saying what can I do to get me out? What can we do to get me out of here? >> We're not doing that. We're just trying not playing these games. Listen to your girl. Shut up. >> This is Florida. Where are you guys from? South Carolina. Yeah, it ain't South Carolina. >> No, like I said, sir, the bad speaks a lot. >> Yeah, this is what it says. Sit down. >> Can't stand entitled college kids. I think they know the law. >> Entitled cop >> telling me, "Get out of here. What can we do to get you out of here?" >> Get pictures of me, please. >> That looks dope. Seriously, >> that looks dope. Can you show your mom? >> Yeah. >> She'd be proud. >> She'd be very proud. >> Sure. Okay. I have your ID. >> Yes, sir. >> Have her come over here. >> My wallet. >> ID. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> What is your first name? >> That's what we were drinking. >> I just don't have >> I do have my ID. I know it's not okay though. >> Can't be doing >> $5. >> 12. He's going to jail. So, does he have a phone? Does he have a wallet? >> I made it very clear when I walked up what the consequences were. >> We want to play G. Listen, listen, listen. It It's actually funny because scientifically, females mature more than males. And it's actually true in this scenario. I got two girls, you know, stopped for the same thing, and they're being respectful, nice, not giving me issues. I got guys argue with me. What can we do to get you out of here? I'm I'm not playing that game. Okay. You asked for it. >> You have handcuffs on them. >> Yeah. >> For real. >> Are they comfortable? >> The people who flip out about them, >> they didn't tighten too much. >> You should have shut your mouth. >> That's what happened. >> I told you. I thought that was pretty >> It's not that funny. >> Can I go with him? >> So, is he going to go there and call somebody? What do we have to do? >> Probably pay a fine. Get him out. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. bounce. So, he should be out by today. >> By today. So, do we have to go somewhere and find him? >> Just to let you know. So, right now he's he's detained. We're going to identify him first cuz he doesn't have ID >> and then he'll probably go a separate way. He might get a for date. He might go to jail. He might not actually >> arrested right now. He's detained right now. Just >> shut up. >> Just when they thought they were talking their way out of it and that things could not get any worse. The officers caught one in a lie. >> So, remember that conversation I had about being honest? Yes. >> Nothing's coming up for this native. >> So, what what does that mean? >> Are you lying about something? >> Okay. >> So, >> why why did you lie after I gave you horrible >> This is This is stressful. >> I I gave you an option. Put your head back. >> You lied about your name. >> And date of birth. >> Not my name, though. >> Doesn't matter. You make you make me do extra work. >> You see these videos online. >> Don't talk to me. Do what you say. >> How old are you? >> 19. >> Okay. >> I literally said to you, "Oh, she's going to jail. She's getting criminally charged." >> I I lit What did I say? What did I say? I said, "Are you the first person under 21 to drink alcohol?" I think I've been nothing but fair and I gave multiple opportunities. >> I literally asked you three times, "Are you over 21? Are you over 21?" every time. Yes. Yes. Yes. What's your name and day of birth? You gave me the same name and day of birth twice. Okay. >> I literally >> gave you every opportunity to be honest with me and you continue to lie. >> So now you're getting charged with a crime. >> I've never been in a situation. >> Okay. So you've never been in a situation. The answer is not to lie to the police. After I literally said to you, if you be honest with me, nothing bad is going to happen. Did I not say that? >> Did I say you're not the first person under 21 to drink alcohol? Did I not say that else? >> You did. I understand. >> Was that I Listen, >> I know. It's just I've never been this isn't me. This isn't who I am. >> So why lie? >> I just were you taught to lie to the police. >> Break the rules. >> Okay, but you are. >> I know. >> And that's okay. Like I said before, you're not the first 19-year-old to drink alcohol. I drank it alcohol at 19, too. But I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt. >> And you got to be honest. >> I know. >> I'm sitting here running that information through a database and nothing's coming up. >> I know. And that's that's my bad guy. That's me. >> Well, 547. >> 547. >> Damn. But female 10:15. >> Okay. No, >> this isn't what I do. That's thing. I just don't do this ever. >> We We're turning simple civil stuff into criminal. >> I know. >> That's That That's criminal now. >> I know. And I'm >> Okay. She provided a fake date of birth to me twice. We're done. >> We're done. >> I don't do this though. That's It's so frustrating. >> I don't do this. Just got to be honest. >> Honesty. >> I'm poor. >> It's so traumatizing. >> I don't know. >> I think these poor kids like it. >> Okay. >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to need you to sit back on this seat right here. I need you to look that way, please. And thank you. I got bit once. I want to get bit again. Okay. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not crazy, dude. You're going to catch an elbow. Understand? I don't I deserve if God help you. >> At this moment, the weight of her decisions came crashing down. Her smirk faded and reality finally set in. >> I think I've been held up fair and given you multiple >> multiple opportunities to be honest. >> I can't I can't help what you do after that. >> I agree. >> You got this. >> Does it have to stay? >> Yeah. You're under arrest. I don't know about that. >> Do you have anything here? I don't want to send you to jail in a a bikini. >> What? What? Get Get a bag for her. I don't want to send her to jail in a bikini like this. Am I able to go? >> Go where? >> Can I know at least an address where I can like >> No, no, no, no, no. Get involved in what we're doing. >> I just need some address in Ellis County Jail. You can Google it. Where? Get what I care about. She's in a bikini. >> Okay. So, can I get property for her? Shirt, shorts, maybe some sandals. She's safe. She's with the police. Nothing bad's going to happen. >> Let me ask you a question. >> I know. I know. >> How many times did I say >> you're not the first one under 21? I already know who's I already know who's lying. You know, here's the thing. I can't help getting lied to. >> It's just like it's so unfair. Like there's >> not 217 go. Is this her stuff? >> I'm not sir. >> Can't sit here all day. We have We have work to do. >> Okay. All right. You can't be hugging on her. Let's go. >> It has I think it has a >> This is criminal. What? I literally said what was going to happen. If you give me fake information, that'd be providing false information to law enforcement. It's yours. >> If you hold down the screen, you get to see my other is this her >> listen. >> I really am. >> We'll put that on. >> When can we get out of Let's get out of the limelight. We're in We're in fifths of everybody. >> This is just a sir. >> Give me this. This is her stuff. Let go. Let go. >> Give me this. I'm going to figure out how >> step away. Go away. Go away. I don't know what is up with you guys' generation. Keep the mouth closed and listen to what we have to say. That's it. >> I'm not discrimin seriously. Right. >> Right. >> There's no need for the the the attitude, the smart comments. Whatever is going to happen is going to happen. Be honest. Shut your mouth and listen to us. That's it. Nine times out of 10, if you do those things, this would not be happening. I gave her 15 chances to be honest. Good. Back up. Goodbye. >> In the end, they were charged with possession of alcohol by a person under 21. and obstruction of justice. While these officers dealt with entitled rich kids, these other officers found themselves up against a super entitled rich family scrambling to cover up their kids hit and run. Well, your wife is already on the home and she's not driving the Lexus. So, it wasn't her. So, then where would the vehicle be? >> We're already out with your husband. He's being very uncooperative with us. You're coming off as you're listen. You're coming off as you're going to be uncooperative. So, obviously you guys are covering for someone here. You are under arrest for OVI at this time. >> On May the 11th, 2024 in Upper Arlington, Ohio, officers were dispatched to the scene of a reported hit and run. The suspect's vehicle, a red Lexus, had initially fled the scene, but was later found parked nearby without the driver in sight. As officers were taken down the victim's insurance details, the Lexus suddenly reappeared casually driving past the scene. And just like that, the chaos picked up right where it left off. >> We need to call Whoa. So, there's people right there. 816. My driver just drove past me. >> Where at? Uh like I think one or two streets back. You say the driver just drove past you. >> Did he have a broken bumper >> on Summerford? He turned off onto the side street. I'm trying to find him. >> I copy. Cuz that is not there anymore. It took off. >> Yeah. >> It's going to be an older white male. Affirmative. He's got a flat and heavy front end damage. Yep. Hey, I just had a question. All right. So, your vehicle that you own was involved in a crash. All right. And ultimately, >> Wait, my vehicle is >> Yeah. I'm going to I'm going to explain. >> Yeah. >> So, your own Alexis, right? Red SUV. >> I think my wife does. >> Your wife does. Okay. >> All right. You're identified as a driver involved in the crash. >> Who is? >> You are. >> Why am I involved in the crash? you have been identified, but between witnesses and an officer as we've been trying to locate you, you passed him, you turned on his lights to turn around and then you turned off the side street. >> Ultimately, what I'm getting at, let me finish. >> Yeah. >> We'd prefer to resolve this. The vehicle struck another vehicle at the lowest level. There's no reason for it to be any more significant. >> Yeah. >> So, that's the goal. >> Truck another vehicle. We'll pay for whatever we got to pay for. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah, but um I was not driving that vehicle. >> Okay. Well, we'll go over everything here in a few minutes. >> There you go. >> So, where did you just walk from? >> I might do a big Okay. >> My um >> Yeah. But look, if our car is involved in something, we'll take care of >> Who would have been driving it? >> My wife. >> Your wife? Okay. Do you have her phone number? I can call her the vehicle's nearby. >> Hey. Um >> but I'm here with someone. just walking fast pace down the street when I made contact. >> Oh yeah. >> And I told him that you were obviously out driving for Lexus >> and he wants to talk to you. >> No, I just wanted her phone number. But yeah, I'll talk to her. >> 614. >> Okay. >> Hey, Kelly. It's Officer Vote here with the Arlington Police Department. >> Yeah. >> So, I just stopped out with Edwin here. We're at uh Woodstock and Ramsgate. You can just hang out right there for me, sir. There was a report of a crash where uh vehicle struck another vehicle and then you know left the area. Doesn't seem like anyone's injured at the time or anything like that, but we've been looking for the vehicle and as I've been circulating the area, this is where I made contact with Edwin. Um and he's been identified as an individual in the other vehicle. And so >> yeah, my hus, you know, my husband. >> So at this point, we're trying to locate the vehicle, but that's why I'm out with him. So just so you have an idea, are you home currently? Uh, I am on my way home. I was >> No problem. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Um, and what vehicle do you operate? >> Well, usually I drive the Lexus. >> Okay. And so, do you would you be the one to have the insurance for that? >> Yes. >> Could you by chance um maybe send it to him so that way we can document it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> For the other party. And no immediate rush. I mean, take your time. We're still like in the beginning phase of just trying to square this all away. though. >> I I'll look for that and send this home. >> Okay. Thank you. >> And if we need anything further, I'll be in touch with you. >> Great. >> Okay. Thank you. According to their story, neither the husband nor the wife admitted to driving the vehicle, and something was not adding up. Sensing a cover up, the officers were now determined to unravel whatever bizarre conspiracy they were trying to pull off. How far? >> You said our car was in an accident. Let's pay for everything. Well, well, then the next step is to determine, you know, and make sure we have the driver as well, cuz the last thing we want to charge someone with is additional charges for, you know, lying and things like that. Where did you just walk from? >> Um, well, officer, look, if you tell me that there's a charge, then obviously it sounds like, so explain where you should go. What is >> But but I thought you weren't driving, so then what? But you're obviously saying people identified me, which is impossible because I wasn't driving at Starcraft, so I don't know how. >> Well, can we locate the vehicle? >> Can we do that? Where where would we where would we be able to find it? >> I I have no >> Well, it sounds like your your wife is already on the home and she's not driving the Lexus. So, it wasn't her. So, >> then where would the vehicle be? >> We need to find >> So, then how do we find it if if if she's not driving it? >> This is pulling my leg over over I'm not pulling your leg. I want Look, I want to take care of any cost. You're telling me there's charges coming down though. And if there's charges down, >> he may be covering for somebody else. >> You're clear. I have a vehicle here pulling in. >> Copy. There's three white males wearing white and blue shirts. That might be them. >> You're clear. I have a female and a younger male. >> Hello, ma'am. How's it going? >> Good. I'm just getting my insurance card. >> Okay. I'm Officer Johnston, Upper Arlington Police Department. Are you aware of what's going on tonight? >> Yeah, I am. >> Okay. Do you know who was driving that car during the accident? >> Uh, I do not. >> It's pretty convenient. >> Um, let me get my insurance card. >> No weapons or anything inside the house? >> No. >> Okay. It's pretty serious matter. Okay. They hit another car. >> Yes. We were going to call and get the insurance. >> Whoever was driving didn't and they took off, that's an arrestable offense. Number one, right there. Number two, if they've been drinking, that's also an arrestable offense. And I feel like we're already out with your husband. He's being very uncooperative with us. You're coming off as you're listen, you're coming off as you're going to be uncooperative. So, obviously, you guys are covering for someone here. Am I wrong? >> I'm just wanting to get my insurance information. Am I Am I wrong? >> We were going to get the insurance information and put it on my car. >> That's just trying to get the information for you. >> But you know who was driving. You're covering for probably him. >> A6 was I need him to come out here right now. The mom has the driver at the residence. He is inside at this time. I need him out here right now. >> All right. Copy. C24. >> I don't know. He walked past me and went inside. Mom just came off the info that he was driving >> right now. Um, you're just going to be detained. You're >> Well, I don't know >> right now. You're going to be detained. We're going to take you back to the initial scene of the crash. That's what we're going to do. >> So, it sounds like >> was your son Your son was driving the vehicle. We just confirmed that. Okay. She's with him right now. So, why don't you let them handle that? We have an officer at your residence right now. So, the good news is maybe I can help you find this car and get home. >> Hey, I'm being detained and I guess an officer is coming over >> at this point. Let's locate your car. Can we do that? I'm going to give you your ID back. >> Yep. >> But maybe we Is that where you're in the area to try to find it? >> It's okay if you are at that point. We already Okay, >> maybe I'll take it. >> Let's try to But you don't know where it is. >> Okay. All right. >> Like typical entitled rich folk, they tried spinning the cops. But the cops weren't new to this game, and there was nothing they could do that could deter justice from being served. >> Hello. >> How's it going? Come here. Go ahead. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your palms together. It's more comfortable that way. Palms together like you're praying. Behind your back. Okay. Right now, you're being detained for leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident. Okay. And that's being under investigation for a possible OVI as well. >> Okay. >> You're going to continue to circulate. >> Locate that vehicle. >> There's no >> he was scared to call us. >> Okay. Well, he >> stay come this way. I'm going to read you my read you your rights. Okay. Stand right here for me. >> I'm in here. >> 814. I have one detained. that 11. I get >> that being said, are you willing to answer some questions for me >> with the vehicle? >> Can I speak to my lawyer? How does this work? >> Yeah, mom wants to call him. That's fine. You're detained right now. So, how old are you? >> 18. >> Okay. So, you can make your own decisions or you can ask mom. Are you willing to talk to me? You're an adult. >> I would like a lawyer. >> Okay, that's fine. All right. Go ahead. Walk this way with me. >> Well, he's being detained right now. Just in the back of my car. I'm not going anywhere. Okay. >> What do you >> They're on the scene with your husband in that car. >> Can I go get him? >> Has he been drinking tonight? >> No. >> Okay. Well, he's going to need picked up somehow. That's quite a walk, right? >> Yeah. Um, in terms of him tonight, I mean, are you >> There's a chance that he's going to jail. >> Um, okay. Should I have >> I've been here. Okay, I can't give you any legal advice. Okay, I've been here. Okay, we got the license plate off the car, came back to this address. This is where I've been. So, I don't know the total totality of the circumstances that they have down there, but this is where we're at. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Someone called in, said he hit a vehicle, took off. >> Yeah, he didn't take off. He just came home to get the insurance information. >> Okay. That's here, there, or >> Yeah. Whatever. >> Okay. If he doesn't want to answer any questions, that's fine. That's his right. >> Yeah, that's >> that's fine. I'm not. Yeah, correct. Not against him. >> Yeah, correct. 100%. >> Um, >> so, >> so I, you know, we just want to get a hold of somebody and I don't, is that a Monday morning thing or, you know, if we try to get somebody >> as far as uh attorney, >> you can try, but yeah, probably Monday morning. Um, like I said, he's been advised of his rights, so it's it's >> Do you um have your friend's dad's number or your friend, >> Brad? >> Yeah, >> I could get it. >> Do you want to Is he allowed to text his lawyer? >> I'm not going to let him text anybody in the back of my car. That's just a safety issue. >> All right. Do you want to >> I I will if if you bring him his phone out and he wants to be cool with me, which he has been so far. Yeah. What you have then so far? >> I do not have my phone. >> Okay. He He has >> Okay. >> the number. Yeah. >> I don't have the number. >> Okay. >> I'll be cool. I'm not going to like >> It's upstairs. I think I would never like >> run on my You did run though, brother. >> Okay. What happened? >> Have a seat. Watch your head. Take eight. Are you good? >> Yeah. Can you send me Brad's phone number? >> Yeah. What's going on? >> Nothing. Just send me Brad's phone number. >> I'm by myself, Aiden. >> Send me Brad's phone number, please. >> Okay. Can I play one thing? >> No. >> As a conversation dragged on, the officer was cleverly and quietly assessing the son's sobriety without drawing attention. Finally, everything they were trying to cover was coming to light. >> Yes. Yes, I'm good. He smells like it. He won't do any testing, but every word he said and I smell it on him. He's appears to be 24. Well, I said that it appears that her and the dad are covering up for somebody and obviously somebody was driving the car and she said, "Yeah, he was driving." She already she has not told me that she dropped him off, but she said he has not been drinking tonight. >> I spoke to the attorney. >> Okay. He said >> that's like I said that's fine. That's his right. So, >> okay. Well, mom's here. I mean, I'll let you know just as a courtesy. You are under arrest for OVI at this time. Okay. So, what'll happen? We'll go back to our police department. We got some paperwork to do. We got to get your fingerprints, get your photographs. Okay. And then you'll probably be released on a summon, which means when we're done with all that stuff, mom will be able to come pick you up. Um, >> do you have any questions? >> No, sir. >> All right. >> Can I go with him? >> No, he's an adult. >> Um, all right. Let me get my husband. >> Okay. Did you drop your husband off down there? >> Uh, I can't remember at this point. >> Okay. >> Exactly how. Um, your attorney has advised you not to say anything till he talks to you, but he says they'll process you tonight and we'll be able to pick later. >> Yes, ma'am. And he has his phone so he can call you when he's all done. >> All right. So, we'll be over to get you shortly. >> Love you. >> I love you, too. Um, Cough says, you know, we'll work it out. So, she is saying that with all this going on, she can't remember how her husband got down there. They have spoke with a lawyer, so he's not going to answer any questions or do any tests, the the 18-year-old son. Good. Step out for me. Watch your head. If you're cool when we get in here, I'll take your handcuffs off for you. appreciate it. >> So, I got to give you the opportunity and kind of explain this to you. It's your right either way. I'll give you more detail here in a couple minutes. You're going to get a chance to give a breath sample. Totally up to you either way. Okay. And you can have a seat in this brown chair. Are you going to take that? Okay. my lawyer. >> That's You're good, man. I got to present it to you. >> If you don't want to answer, that's fine. You said you want your here for me. >> It doesn't mean you're going to answer questions. >> What does it mean then? >> It just means So, obviously, as I said, you should stop waiting to come out. So, if I ask you something, you don't feel like answering, you don't ask. So, it's basically just saying that I read the rights, you understand them. Okay? If you don't want to answer, you don't ask them. I do not want a lawyer at the time, but if I do, >> but you don't have to. >> You have the right to stop answering. >> Does that make sense? >> Even if I want a lawyer, I still sign. >> You don't have to sign. It's up to you. >> But if I just talk to my lawyer. >> So, there's like questions back here that I'm going to ask. It's up to you if you're going to ask them. >> Can I talk to my lawyer before I sign? Is that all? >> Yeah, we can. Eventually, he was charged with OVI and failure to stop after an accident. Next is the case of a group of individuals who thought they could get away with illegal fishing and a stolen firearm. >> You guys see the signs and the cones in the road? >> Well, there's three cones in the road back there. And there's about two signs that you pass saying that this area is closed. >> That that Glock came back stolen. You know anything about that? I bought it at the Wester. >> On November the 7th, 2024, in Broward County, Florida, an officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was patrolling the L5 levy in the Holy Land Wildlife Management Area when he noticed a group of individuals actively fishing despite the area being clearly marked as closed to the public. Hoping for a simple encounter to address the trespass, he approached them. >> You guys see the signs and the cones in the road? Well, there's three cones in the road back there. And there's about two signs that you pass saying that this area is closed. >> You came behind two cars. >> Uh-uh. That's why the cones and the closure sign. There's the only people allowed in here are construction workers and us. >> Oh, I'll get them, too. But uh All right. I'm going to need to see everybody's uh driver's licenses and then your guys' fishing licenses. But you guys got to pack it up completely. >> Yeah. No firearms, no weapons in the car, right? Any weapons in the car? >> You have a AR in the car? Okay. In the passenger seat. You mind shutting that passenger door for me? All right. So, where's the AR at the front passenger? Is it loaded? >> No. Who's is it? You out here? [Applause] Yeah. [Applause] Yeah. Okay. Pistol counts as a firearm, too. On the front seat or the front seat? [Music] here. I'm going to have you come up here and show me where it's at and grab. Was it underneath the seat? Is that where you put it here? Step out the side for me. All right. So, that's the only two firearms in the car, right? No other firearms are in this car. >> The serial number of the firearm was run through the police database and something interesting came up. >> All right, guys. Um, who owns the >> I bought it at >> You bought it at a show? Well, let me let me talk to you for a second. Okay. You're not in trouble. I just got to talk to you. Yes, sir. >> Um, first I got to read you Miranda rights, okay? Cuz I'm going to I have to ask you some questions about that guy. Okay. Uh, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against. You have the right to consult with an attorney and have an attorney present during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one can be questioning at no cost. Do you understand these rights? With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me now? >> With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me now? >> Continue. >> What? >> Uh, continue. >> Say again. >> Continue. Is that it? >> Yeah. No. Do you wish to speak to me now? >> Uh, okay. Sure. >> Okay. Um, that that came back stolen. You know anything about that? >> I bought it at the West. >> Mhm. >> Uh, early September. Do you have like any sort of paperwork stating who you bought it from or any of that? >> I have cuz I bought the uh a yard around the same time as September. >> My birthday is uh September 2nd. So I just turned 21. I still have yet to get my uh conceal license. Uh >> yeah. >> Yeah, that's right. >> So I've been like this. >> So you bought it at >> Yeah. >> Okay. tax. >> No. Was it like a uh a transaction like okay here's 150 bucks and then they gave you the was there paperwork involved? >> It was 250 bucks. >> It was 200. No, I'm just throwing it out there. Yeah. An example. I'm just like saying so like you gave them cash and they give you any paper through usually. Uh >> yeah, they run. >> Yeah, they run different prices. Uh did he give you any paperwork on that? >> Uh I should have it at my house. >> At your house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um >> showing you who you bought it from. I >> was it a vendor? >> Was it like a like a person like set up with a booth and something like set up at like the gun or was it like dude was just walking >> I'm trying to sell this right here for X Y and Z. Yeah, pretty much his name. >> So he probably didn't give paperwork. You just gave cash and then >> like a bill of sale. >> Oh, he gave you a bill of sale like I so and so sell so and so X Y and Z. >> Okay. With his name and everything on it. Correct. Um, it had Did you write his phone number and everything on there too? No, just like first name and that was it pretty much. Okay. Um, so he said what was it? September like September 4th. >> Okay. >> Palm Beach, you said. >> Yeah. Okay. You remember what it looked like? He's like me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. It's It's funny that anything. So, basically what's going on right now? I'm still going on a couple things, right? So, that came back stolen. So, like right now it's unfortunately stolen firearm. We're going to confirm that. Okay. >> Did my uh rifle come back? >> Rifle's fine. >> Yeah, rifle's fine. Your your rifles your rifles. Um yeah, if it is 100% stolen, we give you a check. Okay. Um that that's why we're asking you the questions on when you got it from because of the reason of why and how it was. Okay. So basically, what do you think of a month ago or no? Two months ago, right? September. So about two months ago, you went to the show, spent how much you say 250. >> 250 cash on it. Yeah. The guy wrote like I sell so and so this and signed and it was it um you mind giving me a sworn statement of that. >> Okay, cool. I I have just saying that basically exactly what you just told me. Um it just it just helps with with the so like it doesn't really try not to come back on you. So we're trying to help your case out because it's possibly slow. Right. Uh, >> is it a chance that could have sold it to me that would have been stolen? >> There's always that chance, but from the information that we're gathering that stolen for over 2 years. >> One thing was certain. The officers were determined to keep the situation from escalating. But it all hinged on how cooperative the group was willing to be. >> If you're honest with me, I'll work with you guys. All right? Listen, everybody basically out here. Just one person. You guys are honest, I'll work with you. All right. But everybody was basically target shoot here. >> Okay. >> No, I I get you. I get you. But just you were target pretty much right here. >> Yeah. On the side. >> Okay. Okay. All right. You were honest with me. All right. So, I'm going to work with you. Okay. We got multiple issues here. Okay. All arrestable. arrest me as in each and every one of you go to jail today. All right. Not we're not going to do that. You were upfront and honest with me about coming through the signs. Upfront honest with me about the Okay. All right. So, I'm I'm going to work with you guys. All right. All right. First thing what we're going to need, right? All the casings in here need picked up. All right. So, pick up all the casings. Grab the uh the metal that you were at. Put it in the car. All right. Well, I fell out a couple things. All right. And then I'll be with you guys and explain everything to you. >> But just so you know right now, like you're not going to get arrested today. All right. Being out here target you. All right. That's a huge no no. >> Yeah, it is. Especially with no backing cuz your bullets are traveling. Even if it's shooting into the brush right here, it's skipping. >> Even at 10 yards, those bullets are traveling through the grass. You don't know what's in that grass. Remember, you're in a high water closure. So there's no saying that there's anything right there. You get what I'm saying? All right. So all the brass right here needs to be picked up and then uh the metal you were shooting into the car. >> Yeah, that's fine. There's no other weapons or anything in the car, right? Okay. All right. Knives. I I don't care about the knives. It's just the firearms. All right, guys. This is what what we got. All right. I know you already know. I got to take the firearm. It It's stolen. Um, it came back. It's been stolen for almost two years now. All right. Unfortunately, I understand your situation, but there's nothing I can do about it. Okay. Um, all right. Now, for the group. All right. You got multiple violations. All right. First one, you're in here during a high water closure. Pass three cones, two big white signs that say closed. Okay. That's number one. Number two, nobody's got a fishing license. All right. Number three. All right. We were here off the levey. All right. All right. Number four, the ammunition over here on the ground. All right. So, you guys are cooperative. All right. Answered all my questions. Right. So, I'm going to cut you a break. All right. Off the levey is a misdemeanor. Restable offense. All right. Going to get a warning for that. Okay. The ammunition on the levey. Okay. That's a littering ticket. It's $150. Okay. I give you a warning for that, too. Thank you, sir. >> All right. Everybody today is going to be issued one citation. It's going to be like a parking ticket. All right, for not having a fishing license, okay? It's a $70.50 ticket, okay? Once it's paid, it goes away. Okay? All the information on how to pay it is going to be on the bottom of the citation and a contact with the courts. Okay? Everybody here is also, okay, going to be issued in MTA, okay, which is a notice to appear. You have to go to court, right, for being in here during a high water closure. Okay? I decided to cut you a break instead of hitting everybody with AR-15 and P off the levy just simply in here. Okay. It'll be up to the courts at the end of the day, but you guys have a clean record so they can be lenient. Okay. >> All right. So, what I'm going to need uh for me, I'm need you to sign the property receipt. Okay. And I'm going need everybody to sign their uh citations and NTAs. All right. Signing them is not an admission of guilt for the uh fishing license ticket. It's just saying you'll get it taken care of in 30 days. If you court, you can. Okay, all the information at the bottom. Same thing with the NTA. The NTA is going to be uh signing it's not admission of guilt. It's just saying that you will show up to court. Okay. The courts will get in contact with you, okay, on a uh on the set date. Okay. If you don't hear from them within two or 3 weeks, I do recommend just giving them a call. >> Okay. >> I do have one question because I am here visiting. >> Yeah. From Texas. It it doesn't affect you. Basically, you would have to show up to court. Sometimes they do have Zoom. Okay. >> In the end, all five individuals were issued a criminal citation for entering an area posted as closed to public access and fishing without a freshwater fishing license. Taking entitlement to a whole new level, here's the case of an entitled rich brat who thought it was a wise idea to pick up an argument with the cops because her rich parents would come to her rescue. >> You don't want to listen? I'm calling my parents. >> That's how things start to escalate when you don't listen. >> Call my daddy. >> I'm no daddy. had no hook. I can't use my phone. Like, I've been trying to call everybody. >> On February the 26th, 2023, an officer on patrol noticed a driver who was going over the speed limit and performed a routine traffic stop. With some investigation, the cop found out that she also had a suspended license and a very nasty attitude to go with it. >> Hello. >> Hey, how are you? >> I'm doing well. How about yourself? >> I'm good. >> My name is Sergeant Spencer at the Sheriff's Office. 68 mph in the 45 mile zone. >> I'm sorry. At this point, I Say that again. >> Any lawful reason for your speed of 68? >> No. >> Okay. So, I'm going to need your driver's license, registration, and your insurance. >> I'm sorry. I'm looking for my insurance card. I'm sorry. I came over here tonight to pick up a girlfriend. And >> is a vehicle registered, too? >> I'm trying to bring up my insurance card for you. I'm sorry. >> No problem. >> All right. Thank you. I'm done. Are you aware that your driver license is suspended? >> What is it? >> Are you aware that your driver's license is suspended? >> No. >> And it's suspended in >> for what? >> Uh, all I see from Alabama shows it's suspended um back in December of 2022. >> For what? >> I don't know. All I see is this suspended. >> Well, that's like for what? >> All I see is it's suspended. I don't know the details. Uh if it was Florida, I could give you the details, but if it was Alabama, I can't give you the details cuz all I see is suspended. >> So, what do I do? >> You have You can't drive. >> I have a girlfriend. Like, I'm literally going to Greeze. I'm just trying to get to my >> You can't go to Gulf cuz if you Now, now that you know that your license suspended, if you continue to drive in Florida, you will be arrested in Florida. Like I that's what that's what I was looking for when he pulled me over because I knew that I had gotten a ticket and and she told me she said if you get pulled over, she was like, "Make sure you have all of this on you." >> Well, any paperwork that you show me now won't do you any good cuz I have to go what my computer shows. And if my computer's showing suspended any paperwork, I can't verify that. >> Okay. Uh, how far does your girlfriend live from here? >> Um, she is almost to the golf brie. >> Okay. All right. >> Your call has been forwarded to an automated voice messaging system. >> Got anybody? >> Yes, sir. >> Got anybody? >> No. >> All right. step out so I can explain some paperwork to you. >> While explaining what was going on, the woman started fidgeting and denying the allegations. >> Both of these, you have 30 days. If you don't pay it in 30 days or make an election in 30 days, they'll contact the court in 30 days. >> Your driver's license will become suspended. In other words, Florida will issue you a Florida driver's license number and suspend it. Or they'll contact Alabama so they can suspend your driver's license for nonpayment in Florida. >> You understand those? >> I get it. unless I get what you're saying, but I'm just trying to get out of this situation as of right now. Like, >> you're telling me that my license is suspended and then I don't need to drive, but I I'm trying to call people and I don't know I don't know what mood to bank. So, I don't want to like pull out of here and you pull me over. You're like, you're not supposed to drive. >> But at the same time, like >> I can't sit on the side of the road. So, I'm trying to figure out what I should do. Like, I didn't I had no idea that unless this was suspended or I would have never even gone out tonight. I would have never even came over here. >> So, I'm just going to call >> what do I do? >> I can't give you any type of legal advice. I can only do what I can do. >> Police officer like this. >> I know. I can't give you legal I can't give you legal advice. So, like, do I like I like I can't like do I get in my car and sit there or like do I don't know what to do. >> That's a decision that you have to make on who you going to call. You can call tow truck, you can call a Uber and go to your friend. >> Once the cops started talking about a DUI investigation, her nice act started to fall apart. >> My next question to you is, how much have you had to drink? >> No, it's not even that. My next question is how much more >> My next question is how much have you had to drink? >> Nothing on that level. Okay. >> I'm just more concerned about >> I believe that you're intoxicated that normal faculties are impaired. >> I'm more worried about I just don't want to pull walls and you're sitting here telling me that my license is suspended. I'm perfectly fine with calling a friend. >> Mhm. >> And telling them to come get me. I'm okay with that, but I would much rather like of course go home and not have to involve anyone. That's what I'm trying to say. Like if I need to like I'm I'm not about to go sit in that car and then like pull off and then you like try to call somebody on me and then I get in more trouble. Like no >> I have I have way too much in my life going on for that to happen. >> So I'd much rather like call someone. So that's what I'm trying to say. Like where like >> okay I believe that you're intoxicated. That's normal faces are impaired. >> Okay. >> Okay. In other words, I believe that you're intoxicated and or pretty much drunk. >> Not at all. Like I will >> So >> I I will not get behind that. >> So as of right now, we're moving to a DUI investigation. My question to you is, would you be willing to do Phil to dispel my suspicion? >> I just want to go home. >> That wasn't a question. No, >> the question was >> I am not at this point. I have had the night from Hill. >> Okay. >> I just want to go home. >> Well, at this point >> on every level at this point, >> I have a I've had a night from Hill and I just want to go home. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> At this point, that is passed. If you don't want to do sobriety test, that's your right. However, do understand that your any admission or your failure not to do field sobriety test could be used against you in court. Complaint >> that's consequences for refusing to do FSTs. I can't make you can't force you for a field soiety test. >> Why? >> Because I'm asking if you're willing to do field sobriety test. >> Why? >> Because I believe that you're intoxicated. That's normal faculty are impaired. >> What do you need me to do? You want me to walk a line? >> I'm asking if you willing to do some body test. You >> want me to walk a line? >> I'm sorry if I offended you. >> You didn't offend me. >> I did. Obviously. >> No, you didn't. I have a job to do. I asked questions these questions for a reason. >> I just wanted to go home. >> I did the mission. I did the mission. >> Go out tonight. >> I did the mission of the traffic stop by taking care of what I need to take care of. I've got you out and I want to talk to you at the car. I've already observed the signs of impairment while I was talking to you. >> The woman ignored the cop's instructions at every point and instead thought that threatening him using her rich parents would be a good idea. >> Right here on the push bumper cuz apparently we don't listen. Right here. If you're not listening, I want to put you back in my car. >> Right here by the push bumper. >> You don't want to listen. I'm calling my parents. >> Right there by the push bumper. >> And if you walk, keep walking. If you keep walking, I will put you in the back of my car. Get back over here. >> I'm just calling your parent. >> I don't care. Do what I say. 37 right now. I got pulled over. The officer out. I just needed you to know where I'm at and what is going on in this situation. these questions that they were able to hear that all these other things that I've been drinking all these other things and I had as far as this I would grab my phone and he told me that I wasn't allowed to grab my phone that I was not allowed to call anyone but I'm not sure I needed No. And I am I'm not doing anything. But at that time, of course, like of course I need it. Like I'm not just I'm in. I came over here to Cassidy. So well, I'm almost freeze. So I >> No, I'm by myself. >> Again. Get back over here by the car. Well, of course, Daddy. Like, at the same time, though, I'm I mean, I want you to know what's going on. Okay. Okay. Yeah. No, they're here. Okay. All right. I love you. back by my push. >> It's just my dad. >> Well, that's how >> I just want >> That's how things start that's how things start to escalate when you don't listen. >> My daddy. I want my dad to know where I'm at. >> Anyways, >> the officer tried to do a field sobriety test, but was met with restrictions because the woman insisted that her father must witness it. >> I understand. Did you tell him where you're at? >> My father. >> I understand. >> I told him what where I'm at. I told him the situation. I told him what's going on. He said, "Do what I'm told to do." He said, "But make sure I'm present." >> That he's present. Okay. Is he coming? >> Nope. But he said call him on the phone. He wants to be involved. >> Okay. Well, would you be okay if we call him, put him on speaker, and let my partner hold the phone? >> Talk to him the whole time. >> Well, I'm going to have my hands full, too. So, would you mind if my partner holds the phone? >> I'll hold it. Daddy. Yeah. >> Hey, I'm not getting mad. I'm not because the whole reason I'm over here is because I'm not I'm not mad, daddy. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm annoyed. Got me over here. Come over here for her. I know. I I know. I know. I'm sorry. Like, >> we're just going to hang it right here. Here I am. And I'm at your right. >> What is it? >> All right. That line right there. >> The woman failed all the sobriety tests which meant that she was going to be taken into custody. And it wasn't long before she brought on the manipulation tactics. >> Arms down by your side, nice and relaxed, all loosey goosey. Feet together or apart? >> Feet together. >> All right. Whenever you're ready, just tilt your head back. >> Tilt your head back. Close your eyes. Count to 30. arms by your side. Okay. At this time, you are going to be placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Those aren't too tight on you, are they? I literally did nothing. >> You want to come with me? We're going to go to the passing shot in my car. Okay. >> Okay. We can either have you walk or we can make you walk. I don't want to have to make you. Okay. >> We will let you call your dad, but we got to get in the car first. Okay. >> Don't pull away from me. >> Okay. I've been very polite to you this entire time. So, please do not start arguing and fight with me now. Okay. >> I've been very >> not resisted at all. >> And I've been very >> And I've been very watch this curb right here. Here. Watch out. >> Nothing. >> Don't pull away. Come on. >> Make you treat me this way. >> All right. Set down. Step down for me. There you go. >> You've been looking. >> I've been very polite this entire time. >> I didn't. >> If I have to ask you one more time to stop pulling away from me, I will tack on that additional charge. You understand? Go ahead and have a seat for me. >> Can you please call my parents? >> We will call your parents in just a minute. Go ahead, have a seat for me. >> I don't trust you people. >> Sit down, please. >> Can you please call them now so they're aware of what is happening? >> They will be aware. Please sit down. >> I need someone other than the three of you. I just need someone else to witness this. Please, >> don't worry. It's all on camera. >> A female. >> Please. I'm asking for a female to be present. >> I I need someone else to be present here. >> I don't trust this. >> And I'm sorry. >> Listen to me very carefully. They are about to pull you into this car. You understand? >> So sit down for me. >> And it's not about that. >> I just need to be respected. >> I understand. I've been very respectful with you >> and that's all I'm asking you. >> Pass me a seat belt. >> Officers eventually called her father who did not react the way that she expected. >> Hey. Hey. >> Hey. Is this Dad? >> Hey. Yes, sir. >> All right. This is Deputy Jones with the sheriff's office. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey. I'm just letting you know that your daughter was currently placed under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Okay. But yet hasn't taken a breathalyzer. >> We're in Santa Rosa. >> Um where where do you live at? >> I live in uh basically a a little town called Axis, Alabama. >> Now you're over in Alabama. >> Okay. Does she have any family members who live close to Navar, Florida? >> Uh she has one of her best friends lives right there in >> four hours ago. >> Jackson. >> Okay. is one of her best friends, which is right there. >> That's right. >> Okay. So, what we're going to try to do is we're going to try to get a hold of Cassidy to see if she can come get your daughter's vehicle so that way we don't have to tow it. >> Okay. >> Okay. If Cassidy is unable to come get it for whatever reason, we will have to tow it so it's not on the side of the road. >> Okay. >> Daddy. >> Okay. Would you like to talk to your dad real quick? >> Well, yeah. Would you like to talk to your dad real quick? >> Like like I don't know this thing. Like can can I come get your dad? >> I don't know, daddy. I don't have a I can't use my phone. Like I've been trying to call everybody. The police come get me all night. >> Okay. >> Can we come get her? >> Please. Please. I can't see. >> Have you tried to call dad? >> Daddy, I can't use my phone. The police officer has it. >> You asked to call your dad first. >> I've been obviously trying to call her. Like obviously I have no other reason to be over here. >> Calm. Calm down. You're not helping anything. Calm down. Calm down. Trying to call Cassidy real quick. Come get >> Daddy. Okay. >> Okay. So, sir, just to let you know, we're going to hang up the phone. We're going to call her. Okay. Okay. >> All right. Hold on again. I ain't passing you the phone. Calm down. You're going to watch everything that I do. So, put your arms down. I don't need you hurting yourself. >> Well, obviously I'm not capable. >> Stop. >> Human. >> We're not going to do that. >> Cass was Cassie. Okay. While speaking to her father and the officers, the woman made very condescending comments to them, showing how vain she was because of her wealth. >> Where are you taking me? >> Santa Rosa County, Jaylen Milton. >> So, how to get out of there? >> Whenever you are able to blow under a 05. Okay. You're going to have a bond and once you pay your bond, you're out. >> Can I do that by myself? >> Yeah, you should be able to as long as you got the money for it. >> [ __ ] I'd be able to. >> Like, as long as you got cards and everything else, like you have the ability to pay for it. >> I have the money. Well, that's what I'm saying. As long as you have the ability to pay for it. >> I know all y'all care about is money. I just need to make sure that like I can physically. >> Okay. Yeah. >> As long as you as long as you have the money. >> Bottom line, all it comes down to the city wants money. >> Calm down. We don't get any money. >> Well, I know you don't. Believe me, I know. >> Okay. >> All righty, sir. I will make sure that she gets uh your phone number written down. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> All right. Thanks, sir. Bye. >> This >> We're going to put it in the trunk so that way you can see. Okay. I don't want your phone to die. We're going to turn it off. Okay. I'm going to stick it in your purse and it's going to go in the trunk. All right. The next time that it will come out of my car is whenever we're at the jail so nobody's going to mess with it. Okay. >> How do we know that? Is that recording? >> This is recording. Yeah. And I also have a camera inside of my car. >> So when we get into court, it will show all of that. >> Yep. >> Okay. Perfect. >> All right. Watch your knees for him, please. >> Sounds good. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. If you think you've seen the worst of them, brace yourself, cuz you haven't seen this lady. She purposely pushed the officers to their limit while relying on her father to get her out of her mess. >> You know, I'm going to get out, right? Cuz my daddy's a lawyer. >> Continue having a good night. >> I can't have a good night. >> On October the 7th, 2021, a routine patrol in Dorville led a police officer to the Oasis Gentleman's Club in Atlanta, Georgia. Outside the club, a visibly intoxicated woman was causing a disturbance by yelling. The club staff had already asked her to leave and requested the officer's assistance. The officer then attempted to calm the woman and encourage her to cooperate and leave the premises. Despite his efforts, she continued to argue and create a scene. >> You know why I'm mad? He don't even like you. Why are you taking this? >> No, I'm just looking out for you. >> He don't like white or black. >> I'm looking out for you. >> That explains Christina. You don't understand what goes on in this city. >> Yo, man. >> Yo, chill out. >> They don't even like black people in Atlanta. He just did his thing right here. I'm pissed off. >> Why you letting people get pissed off at you? >> Why you letting people get to you like that? >> Well, I'm mad. >> It's because we just went over there, >> and we spent 1,000 total, >> okay, >> on his strippers. And then the stripper came to me and then I was like, "Hey, babe." I was like, "Hey." And this is exactly what I said. I said, "Hey, you okay?" She's like, "No, cuz you just came at me wrong." I said, "What did I do?" I said, "Nothing." I said, "She told you that?" >> Yeah. She said, "Those are exact words." Literally, my witnesses are there. She said, "Nob." She was in your room. I said, "What did I do?" She was like, she came in here with an attitude. I said, "Whoa." I said, "I was looking at my phone when I came in here. I'm going through a breakup. I just was texting." >> You're going through a breakup. >> Yeah. So, I told her, I said, "Girl, I was just going through a breakup." I talked about that. I said, "Girl, I just threw a 100 on you." >> 10:25. >> So, I threw 100 on her. You know, I'm smiling. I have fun. I was like, "Girl, I just threw 100 on you. What you talking about?" And then all of a sudden, Christina was like, "I need to go to the restroom." I said, "Okay." So then me and Christina got to the rest. As we went to the restroom, a man stops us. A man's like, "Y'all got to go." >> I'm like, "What you mean we got to go?" So then the other dude come, he like, "My stripper said she don't like y'all, so y'all got to go." I said, "Why wouldn't she like us?" He was like, "Because y'all had an attitude when y'all first came in." I said, "What? We didn't even know nothing." He like y'all faces. I said, "I shouldn't have to smile to come right in here, sir." >> Okay. >> And then that's when he said, "Okay, cool." He said, "Y'all still going to get the out my restaurant?" That's when I hit and I said, "I'm going to get the out your restaurant." >> You hit somebody? >> No. That's when I hit my like my words started to get That's when I was like, "What? I'm going to I was like, "I'm going to hit your restaurant." I'm like, "So you telling me to get out?" He like, "Yeah, it's all white people anyway." Cool. I'm sorry for you. I'm sorry. It didn't take long before Michaela started complicating a calm situation for herself. >> I know. I'm upset because why haven't y'all already shut down the show? >> I just pulled up. I have no idea. We're working on this stuff. >> You haven't seen the news. >> And everything does have to build up. You're right. >> You haven't seen the news. You haven't been watching what's been going on between >> cable out here. I'm going be honest. I don't watch cable out here, but I don't know what's going on. >> Well, listen. It sounds like you had a really good time before this incident. Continue having a good time. >> Yes, sir. Don't let this mess with you. And you already It sound like you already got a lot of going on. >> A breakup is nothing. It's the fact of being disrespected in my skin tone. Like never dealt with that in Nashville and I'm dealing with this in Atlanta like never before. I've been on here for 2 years dealt with skin. How do you tell me to never deal with it? I've never dealt with it. Yeah. I went to all white school, but they never did me like this. Okay. >> I didn't do anything money on her. What do you mean? If we watch the cameras, we all cool. If my daddy get in this [ __ ] >> Michaela, say your name, babe, >> Michaela. >> Yeah, because in this law situation, it's it's racism. >> Michaela, continue having a good night. >> I can't have a good night when I'm sitting over here getting kicked out of something for racism and I just,000. >> They don't want your money. Go spend your money,000. I have money, but I don't have it away. >> But well, go spend it somewhere else. Go have a good time. need to do >> because what I need to do >> because of this sand >> after what happened tonight. >> For some reason, Michaela felt like she was in control of the situation. But that was about to change. >> No, Christina stopped real quick. For real. I'm sober. This is a law. >> I don't care. We're going >> No, but this is a law conversation. I need to know what to do in the future. This is not the first club this has happened at. Babe, you're mixing. I'm black. This happens all the time. Stop. >> Let's go back. Just stop real quick. Babe, I really have to handle my situation. >> He's going to lie all day long. But >> first, this first of all, these shippers already admit. >> But do you want to just go home? >> So, I don't understand. >> It's not about that, bae. It's about the fact >> I understand that happens everywhere. >> No, it doesn't happen where you go, bae. It happens where you >> do you mean in Nashville? We don't have that. >> We're not in Nashville, bro. >> Guess what? Do you understand that in Atlanta? I've been out here for a year in Atlanta. Then go >> shut up. Go be his friend. >> No, I'm not going to go be his friend. >> Go be that racist ass friend. Go be that racist ass bigger. He streamed her. No, my daddy's already in it. You know my daddy a lawyer going down, ho. >> No, you know I wasn't drunk. She was drunk. I'm not drunk and I'm here and I'm sober. My daddy's already on him. He been [ __ ] strippers. He don't even hire black strippers. Do not make me stop. >> Relax. >> Relax. Who cares? >> Despite repeated requests to get into her friend's car and leave, she persisted in her disruptive behavior. >> Get him in the car. >> Are you Do you want him? Do you want him? >> Trying to go. >> Yeah. Just get him in the car and just take >> All right. Appreciate you. Yeah, I'm telling you about >> because he thinks we're joking, but we already know. >> Just go cuz you're about to get locked up in public drunk. Just go. >> I'm going to get drunk. You know I'm going to get out, right? Cuz my daddy's a lawyer. >> And I don't want I don't mind too many people in the corporate office to stay where he is. >> Get in the car. >> Everybody been talking about them. Why haven't y'all shut them down yet? Let me ask. Remember, we was having a separate conversation. So, you let me know. Why haven't they? Weren't you just having a conversation with me? >> So, let's not redack it because you have a record. >> They don't have record on you. Right. Right. And I've been recording you the whole time. So, let us like I said, >> what are y'all doing with him? >> That doesn't have to do nothing with me. >> You're right. But aren't you on this case? >> No, I'm not. >> You're not on this case? Why are you here? >> Why I'm here? I just pulled up and see you screaming at the man. >> You see me screaming, right? But if y'all take my BAC with the blood, you'll see that I'm 0.0. >> I just want you to get in the car. >> Okay. So, what I'm asking >> Look, you're act you're acting disorderly. No, I'm asking you. >> You got your driver's license. >> Yeah, but that [ __ ] can't bring my license. I don't care about no white person. >> Listen, I need your driver's license. >> But he's trying to act like a businessman now. >> She's on the low. >> Listen, can you give me your driver's license? >> No. >> At this point, she was making it pretty obvious why the cops were called in the first place given her refusal to comply and continued disorderly conduct. >> We going to jail. >> Okay, cool. Y'all can put me to jail. But he don't go to jail, right? >> No. >> So, y'all know y'all all going to jail, right? Okay. >> Okay, cool. Wait, so I'm going to jail for not giving you all my driver's license, right? >> That's one That's one reason. >> Wait, hold on. No, pause. Cuz I'm a criminal justice major. I'm not going to fight back. No. All right. No, >> we're going to go to the car right now. >> No, you can't because you don't have a warrant. >> We don't need a warrant. >> Wait, you don't need a warrant. >> No. >> Okay. So, call your manager in the thing real quick. >> Call your manager. >> Calm down. >> Call your supervisor. >> I don't need to call my supervisor. >> Call your supervisor. >> You are in the wrong place. You have no idea. >> Wrong place, but my ID showed. Oh, wait. I didn't hold on a second. Hold on a second. >> I didn't show my ID. >> No, you didn't want to give it to me. >> Wait, hold on. Wait. I just thought about that. I didn't show my ID in an illegal place. >> That had nothing with me. >> Wait, I thought 21 and up. >> Gomez. >> So, hold on. >> Car. >> Wait. Y'all didn't give me an option. That doesn't work. >> Calm down. I gave you option to leave. You didn't want to leave. >> No, I did want to leave, but you didn't say it's between ID and leave. No, you did not. And that's honest. So, why didn't you just ask Michaela, "If you don't have your ID, I'm going to show you a chart." I would have showed it to you. Offer that to me. I have my ID, but you said no because I didn't know. You're not going to show it to him. >> All right. >> But wait, if you I can show you my ID, but I >> You don't act a fool up in here. >> I'm not acting a fool. I'm mad. How do you feel about racism? >> See, I don't have nothing to do with racism. Okay. >> I'm say you >> Okay. I don't condone racism. I don't go get my license, but what I'm saying is y'all can get in the car for me. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. But like I said, you can find my license. Give me a re Wait, pause. >> Okay, get in the car. >> What you're not going to do is do that. >> Okay. Well, get in the car >> because they don't like you either. >> I I don't care. A lot of people don't like >> So, why didn't we Wait, you pulled me aside and said we were going to talk about it and now you're arresting me. >> But I was telling you to leave you >> cuz you know I'm going to tell my million dollar lawyer that, right? >> Good job. Okay, >> so like I said, call my lawyer, right? No, you can't do that because you don't have a warrant cuz I didn't do anything. >> You're wrong. Get in the car. >> I was wrong for what? Speaking of my religion Oh, wait. I'm showing the lawyer this. I'm They're all on the video. >> Hey, do me fair. >> No, it's all on the video right now. >> And pull her in. >> If y'all pull me, I'm going crazy because you didn't give me that option. That's not fair. >> Go crazy. >> Why didn't you just pull my option and ask? >> Eventually, she was arrested for public drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and failure to obey police instructions. From one super entitled rich kid to another, here's the case of a teenager who stole a bulldozer on a beach and was convinced there would be no consequences. >> How you doing? >> Can we just talk over here? Cuz that generator is like right in my ear. So, >> all right. What happened? >> Okay. We've run down the beach with sand. >> Have you ever had a problem with the guys all day? You have not had a problem. >> You have not. >> Okay. >> My last load and I, you know, we watch him and he was I was watching him from a distance. He was in the middle. Then he was running into the lane. He'd run out of the lane. So I was kind of keeping >> the lane for this. >> Uh, no. Out here on the beach, >> right? The lane. That's what I'm saying. The lane for the dump truck on the beach. Okay. >> Well, right when I got to him, >> he runs in front of the truck. >> Okay. like being funny or like trying to like was trying >> I'm not really sure, but he he just didn't want me to go anywhere. I think he's either drunk or >> When they met the teen driving, he showed no remorse in his little game. He would soon realize that self-entitlement wouldn't get him far. >> How are you? >> Huh? >> Yes. Can we talk like normal people? [Applause] >> Huh? [Applause] >> What are you doing? I don't know what I'm doing. >> Have you had something to drink today? [Applause] >> Why are you your leg? My leg. all these streets. Okay. >> But I can't have you stopping uh the tractor from doing [Applause] water. >> Water. >> You want some water? [Applause] Where are you now? Huh? You move. [Applause] Hi. My bad. Over and over and over again. >> What are you doing? Listen. Tell me. I'm going to get off here. [Applause] >> All right. Come on. Go with me. Take a little water. >> You want some water? [Applause] Can you come up here and talk to me? All right. I'm sorry. Keep your line on this one and then he had no idea things were about to take a difficult turn once the cops got sick of his attitude. [Music] >> Nonstop. >> All right. Drink the water. Drink the water. Don't move. >> We ain't behind your back. >> Let's go live on that song. >> So, what now, guys? >> So, what do we do now? >> I'll teach you live. >> Stop resisting. >> All right. >> Hear me? >> Yes. >> Just doing the same thing. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, what do we do now? >> Roll to your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. Oh my god. >> You're gonna get tased. >> You're gonna get tased. >> Roll on your stomach now. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Okay. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Okay. All of them. I need the water. Give me it now. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Don't move. Roll on your stomach so we can all be your stomach. All right. This transition get all right. Back off. Back off. Back off. >> I get it. [Music] >> What do you all need? Cuff. Cuff. Cuff. Cuff. Cuff. >> Pull on down. >> Come here. Let me get this one. I got it. >> I got a black. He's good. >> God damn it. 111 secure. >> It's obviously 105, right? >> Yep. >> All right. Clean it all up. Give me some water. >> I told you I get extra water. You guys see them? Clear the channel. >> All right, back off. Back off. Back off. Back off. Everybody back off. >> Lines. >> Y'all good? >> Take him off to my car. >> Cut. >> We're going up here, man. >> You're coming whether we're dragging or not, man. >> Okay. Oh my god. We just do the same thing over and over. Give me some water. Dispatch has been >> water viciousing cycle. So we're the cable guy. So if we want to just >> Oh yeah. boundaries. >> How much P how much LCD How much LSD did you take? >> A lot. >> Yeah. >> You need an ambulance to come check you out? >> A little water. >> Huh? We're going to get you water, but you need an ambulance to come check you out. >> Now what? What's up? >> Call me. >> Can I ask you a question? >> What's the question? >> So, I'm the simulation. >> Huh? >> On the simulation. So, if I do water holy >> what? All right. Give me a little water. >> Huh? We get you water in a second. All right. In the end, the teen was charged with possession of paraphernalia, resisting arrest and theft.