From this guy who got publicly humiliated at the airport after talking tough and taunting [music] officers. >> Please leave. Your exit's right there. Right there. You're not hard, bro. I'm not hard. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. It's my airport, bro. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. Do not ball your fists up. Do not ball your fists up. Do not BALL YOUR FISTS UP. To losing this want-to-be tough [music] guy who lost the fight he picked himself after taunting a no-nonsense cop. >> Where do you live, man? I live right here. There ain't nothing about it. >> What's your address? >> about it. >> Huh? How about that? Take your [ __ ] off and do something about it. You like I won't. Like you what? Like you won't what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on the cameras, yeah. Let me get your ID. You ain't going to get [ __ ] What you laughing for? I'm writing your [ __ ] Take it off. Put your hands behind your back. Here are several instances when criminals realized too late that taunting the police was a bad idea. Starting with a real brat who thought he could play dumb games with airport officers until he got a reality check the [music] hard way. You're not hard, bro. I'm not hard. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. It's my airport, bro. Do not ball YOUR FISTS UP. DO NOT BALL YOUR FISTS UP. ON May the 3rd, 2024, the Orlando Police Department [music] responded to a disturbance on a flight at Orlando International Airport. When officers arrived, they found the suspect cornered in the aircraft's forward galley by other passengers and immediately moved to rescue him. Although they wanted to help, the officers would soon wish that they didn't. Is this him? Yes, him. He's been very unruly. Yes, sir. Can you just step off the Is that him? >> Who is it? Right here. Come out here, man. I need to get my stuff. Yeah, we'll get your stuff here in a minute. I I I need to get my stuff. Let's talk about it real quick. I need I need to get my stuff. What is that? Let's talk about it and maybe you can still fly. I I need to figure out I just got here. So, let's just talk about it. They're saying that there's no way. Like I already told them I went Okay. I'm just trying to And I don't want to wait another 5 hours in there. I get it, but we got to talk about it, bro. No, you just I know your police tactics. I deal with police before. I've been arrested. I've done that. >> Cool. Cool. That's cool. You're just trying to explain I don't want to arrest you right now. You still got to get off the plane, though. Arrest me for what? >> Trespassing on the plane. What crime have I committed? That's it. They don't want you here. They just want you to leave. Okay. Cool. Hey, can we get airside? He's refusing to get off the plane. We're just going to get your stuff, all right, bro. Here, get your stuff. >> Come on, bro. Let's go. You already know what time it is, bro. Unball your fists. That's not a threat. That's not You're right. But it is a threat. It's not a threat. I need a hands. Go hands. I'm good with that. Now, he's in the galley way. He just wants to get his stuff, so we're trying to get his stuff so he can walk off. That's it. They're getting your stuff now. Your shoes, bro. Right now? I just asked you to get off. We would have get that stuff nicely. You're not doing it. So, I'm not playing nice anymore. That's all you got to do. That's cool. Right now, they don't want you on the plane. That's it. Oh, now you want to get off. The officers eventually got him to exit the plane, but that turned out to be the easy part. Once outside, his frustration boiled over and before long he was proving that the 911 call had been more than overdue. I swear, bro. No, I have my luggage, bro. I don't know where it's at. Yes, I did. >> on the plane? Is it on the plane or did you take it? You guys are lucky you guys have weapons, bro. What are you doing? What are you Why are you just I got to walk up. All you got to do is walk up. Let's walk up. Let's walk up. You guys are [ __ ] man. You guys are [ __ ] bro. You guys need What? Shut the [ __ ] up. What are you going to do? You're lucky you need weapons and a bunch of people. Huh? All right, sir. There's children What? Let's go. I ain't take no [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] And you're a [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] You need weapons. Take off the badges and go somewhere right now. Me and you. Well, that's rather racist, sir. There's no need for that. Okay. My my my ethnicity doesn't have anything to do with whether my fighting skills are fair or not, but I understand that, sir. You You're more than welcome to, but Grow some hair. Stop asking acting disorderly, sir. Grow some hair. Get out of my face. At least I got a half-decent haircut, my friend. I don't want your hair. I don't want your hair. That's all good. That way, bro. Right there. Right there. Right here, dog. Sit down, sir. Let him sit. You want to sit here? Yeah. Where's my Where's my Where's my flight? Give him a Give him route out. That's the way out right there, the train, right? Yeah, bro. For where? To get out of the airport right now. You're not going to the flight right now. You understand that, right? I'm not going to >> That way is your way out. Where's the way out? Go that way on the train. Your flight's not coming, sir. You've been You've been You've been denied boarding, okay? So, your flight is on the way out and you have to book another one with every whatever airline's going to have it. Or you can go with What was that? Spirit? You can go to Spirit counter. But you're not flying on that flight. That's not our problem, sir. Our problem is you acting disorderly on the flight and off the flight. Your exit's on that train. You have an exit way. [ __ ] bro. You know that. You're a All right. See, you need a weapon, but without all that bro, you ain't nothing but a All right. Okay, sir. You ling ling, you [ __ ] ass Keep walking, sir. Can you guys get off my nutsack? You guys want to You're not on your nutsack, sir. Please keep walking. Why are you pushing me? Please keep walking, sir. Why are you pushing me? Why are you pushing me? That people That way. Get your hands off of me. My hand's not on you. Keep walking. >> Is Is your body cam on? >> Absolutely. >> You're touching me. It's okay. No, you can't. >> Keep walking, sir. You can't touch me. You don't have a right to touch me. Keep walking, sir. >> Touch me again. Keep walking, sir. >> Touch me again. Exactly, because you know you [ __ ] touch me. >> Keep walking, sir. >> the [ __ ] out of my face and I will. sir. They're your Back the [ __ ] up. Get away from me. Get away from me. Put your hands down. Get away from me. Exit. He needs an exit. I will exit, bro. Walk. Nah. Don't yell in my [ __ ] face. All you got to do is walk. >> You're going to hit me, hit me, tough guy. I don't need to hit you. Hit me, tough guy. I don't need to hit you. Exactly. Walk that way. I will when you back up. The furious young man somehow believed he was running the show, but that was a rookie mistake because most times there is always someone crazier in the room. And all it takes is messing around long enough to find out. I don't need to back up. >> my [ __ ] face. Then I don't need to walk. Please leave. Please leave. Your exit's right there. You're not hard, bro. I'm not hard. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. It's my airport, bro. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. >> Please keep walking. I booked the flight. You go that way. Get out of my face. You want to go to jail? Where's airside? Get out of my face. I'm not going anywhere. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. I ain't going anywhere, bro. I don't know between the trams. Do not ball YOUR FISTS UP. DO NOT BALL YOUR FISTS UP. DO NOT BALL YOUR FISTS UP. ROLL HIM. HEY, let him roll. Let him roll. Let him roll. Which way you want to go? Go right. Go right. Go right. Pull him. This way. He's pulling this way. Put your head down. Put your head down. All right. Hands behind your back. All right. Yes, SIR. DO IT NOW. YES, SIR. HERE YOU GO. I GOT ONE. I GOT ONE. YES, SIR. All right. Ready for the airport? Nope, the other way. That's No, that's me. That's me. That's me. That's me. Bring him down. Bring him down. Put him Put him back in the Go and put your mouth Okay. 10-90 No I can't confirm your location. car. I can help you. Sit down. I told you to call your first up. Anything in your socks? I don't know. Anything in your socks? No. You sure? Let me see. Put them on the waist. Anything in your sock here? No. Are you sure, sir? Yes, sir. Let me double check. He has nothing in his shoes. Put them on the waist. When this officer was talking to you, you had your right hand fist balled up. And that's what you're going to jail for. I'll be right out, y'all. I'll be right out. I'll be right out. This thing can help you right here. If you're not a police officer, you can help you right there. Be on your way. After they got him in cuffs, things changed remarkably fast. Some bullies only seem to understand confrontation, but the officers stayed on their toes, knowing he could be cooking up another stunt. Time is up. Something. Somebody grab his shoes. Somebody grab his shoes. Hey, yeah, copy. I'm going to be down at the gate. Yes, sir, sergeant. All right, I'm right by the tram. I'm at the tram door. I'm by the tram door. Yeah. >> [clears throat] >> Sergeant, if you could, um you see my truck? Or actually 22 22. What's that, 1? Yes, sir. Hold on. She said, "Sergeant, did you say hold on?" All right. Anything in her pockets? No. I already went through pretty much everything, but All my stuff. Go ahead and get her out. >> reek? All right. Good. Go ahead and do the pants. >> that? Good. Go ahead and do the pants all the way down. Say again? Pants all the way down. You got it, good. Yeah, good. Air 45. Okay, good. Good. Good. All right, good. Good. Good to see. Air 41. Huh? What did you tell her? In the end, the suspect didn't bail out of jail and eventually pleaded guilty to resisting arrest. He was sentenced to a fine and received credit for the 20 days he had already served in jail before the trial. The last troublemaker was awful, but he was nothing compared to the next case, a proudly unhinged Walmart customer who taunted her way into cuffs after trying to return items without a receipt. Are you actually deaf? Don't touch me. Take me out. What is it? >> Take me out. I love jail. I go all the time. Hey, what are you doing? I'm going to stand up and walk. I love problems. >> Ma'am, can you sign this? I love jail. On October the 27th, 2024, [music] deputies with the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office were called to a local Walmart for a disruptive customer. She'd been denied a return because she couldn't show proof of purchase. Still, [music] instead of politely leaving the business premises, she decided the employees needed a lesson and went about it in the most ridiculous way possible. Well, she called you deaf and left. Well, you guys called first, didn't you? Yeah. I think the store guys called. She had a receipt. No, she didn't. Okay. No receipt, no purchase. Uh-huh. Hi. What do you want me to do? I don't know. I don't know. Are you stretching? I don't know. But I don't What do you want me to do? What do you want me to do? Are you arresting me? No. What? You called us. Sit. I'm I'm confused. What would you like me to do? I'm deaf. I can't hear you. Are you actually deaf? Wait, how can I how can I help you? I can't hear you. Are you guys able to communicate with her? Just like the way she's acting right now, that's how she is. She's trying to I I tried to help her. Well, if you weren't listening to Kevin Gates, you could probably hear us better. Did you talk to her at all? Did you like Did she talk to you at all? What did she say? Come on. Can you understand me? I don't know. You want to walk to the front with me? We can I can't hear you. I am deaf. This all ready done before I got here. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, she talks. Yeah. You guys want her trespassed? Yeah, dude. All right. Okay, good. What What are you doing? This is comical. It's okay. Have fun with your Have fun with your dance. You, sit the down. Let's go. What are we doing? >> Apparently the dog's not deaf. What's she trying to return? Ma'am, Are you going to Are you going to leave? I paid for that, though. >> Okay. Let's go. So take it with you. >> I'm trespassed? Yeah. Let's go. >> So leave. Leave. Take your stuff. I'm not leaving. No. What? I'm not leaving. Uh You're deaf. I don't know. >> what I'm saying? No. I said, "Sit." Here, ma'am. Here you go. Here, ma'am. Take your item and leave. Yep. Yeah. I paid for it. So take your proof. >> Take me out of here. Why? You want to take me out of here or what? >> No, I don't want to. You want her trespassed? Leave. Can you just tell her in our presence that she's trespassed? You're actually I paid for this item earlier today and I'm not leaving until I get a replacement. >> on her phone? All right, then take me out. >> have a receipt? Let's go. Take me out. Don't touch me. Take me out. What is it? Take me out. >> to go to jail? Take me out. Take me out, officer, deputy, sheriff. Take me out. If you don't leave, you're going to If you just leave, if you don't leave, you're going to go to jail. And we're going to The dog's going to go to the ACC. >> Excuse me? If you don't leave, >> My dog's on a leash. Yeah, but your dog When you go to jail, your dog's going to go to the ACC. >> Let's go to jail, please. I love it. Are you refusing to leave? Ma'am, here. Oh my god. Do you have Do you have your name and date of birth or LP wants to do it? >> I love jail. I go all the time. While she was busy clowning around, she had suddenly proven to the officers that she wasn't deaf, a small detail that really mattered because now every move counted [music] and any act of disobedience could cost her, even though her dumb mind still believed that she was really calling [music] the shots. Can you tell her that if she she doesn't leave, she she she can't trespass? >> your reek. She needs to leave and if not, I'll take her to jail. Chris, I don't know. All right, so you are not allowed back here for 1 year. After If you do come back here for 1 year, we'll see you in here. We're going to call them. They're going to come get you. All right, ma'am. So you're officially trespassed. You're trespassed as I'm trespassed? Yeah. You work here? Yep. You don't look like you work here. I don't know. Well, I'm trespassed. Let's go. You're fine. Why are you not letting me out of the car? >> to leave. I'm wanting to go in cuffs. Thank you. This is what y'all wanted. It's what you wanted. Yeah. I need you to come out. I love jail. >> wanted the cuffs off. And where's my item that I paid for? You want to go in the dog? My attorney's going to love this. >> Ma'am, you had ample opportunity to leave, literally. Uh can you just get his 14? I'll I'll write that. It's my pleasure to take this case. No, seriously. That's Chris Charles. Don't I really want to take this case. Yeah, we'll take it with her first stuff. That's my [ __ ] That's my [ __ ] Okay. There it is. Congratulations. You are the proud owner of this All right, let's go. You what? I need to slow down. Is it a Dalmatian? Sorry to break in on your conversation. You said black and white 10-15? Yeah, it's 10-4 and I'm 10-12 with her signal 70. Dalmatian. Yeah, I just wanted their their number on 45. Did you get my black item? The phone thing? Okay, great. My attorney is going to love this. Well, we asked you to leave like a million times. Just slow down. Slow down. What's your hurry? I'm not in a hurry. You're right. It looks better if I slow down. Yeah. It does. You're on my time, bro. Hey, what are you doing? I'm going to stand up and walk, man. Can you walk? What are you doing? Hold both arms. She wants to She said she wants to change her mind. I love problems. I love chaos. Those are her key selling problems, always. So much problems, always. Stand up. Come on. Stand up and walk. You're hurting me. >> Yeah, well, that's a tough. Ma'am, stand up and walk. Jess, you want to take the dog? I'll pick her up. Here, Eric. I'll pick her up. Ma'am, you need to stand up. Ready? Love it. Do you have any property on you? Have a seat. In the end, she was charged with trespassing, resisting arrest without violence, and battery on an LEO. And battery on an LEO. The last lady got her craving and more, just like trash-talking Christina, a loudmouth Karen who went ballistic on the officers for refusing to let her drive while drunk. All right. So, here's the deal. Is there someone that can come pick you up? >> I don't know if it's a black and white factor here because you guys play that part, not that How do you Can you stop? >> No, but why are you in my face like that? Give your son the address where you're at. >> Oh, he's going to come. Listen, loosen loosen this. No, loosen this. It's hurting me. Listen, I'm not taking you. On February the 24th, 2024, during an evening patrol in Palm Beach, Florida, [music] a deputy spotted a driver, later identified as Christina, speeding over 100 miles an hour and swerving erratically. He pulled her over, not knowing that he had just stepped straight into a cuckoo's nest. Hi. How you doing? I am so sorry. Like I'm just trying to go back to my hotel, and I know I was speeding. I'm so sorry. >> You got your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance? Um I was at an Airbnb where my son is at. He plays football, so I'm here. Uh-huh. So, we're here for his 7-on-7 football team. Okay. And I came from where they were staying, and I'm going back to my place. Okay. You have your driver's license, registration, insurance? >> but I think it's in the back. I hope I didn't leave it at the house. Can I get out and look or You don't know where it is? I thought it was here, but it is not. Oh, here it is. I'm sorry, here it is. It fell on the floor. Well, how much have you had to drink tonight? I did have a glass of wine. I'm not going to lie. A glass of wine? I did, yes. And how long ago was that? An hour ago. I'm sorry? Please don't like Well, I mean, you're going well over 100 mile an hour. You didn't even realize you passed me, and you're swerving all over the road. So, I mean, it's kind of a problem right now. No, I know. It was more that I was looking at the GPS trying to figure out where I was going. Now, I'll be right back with you. Okay. All right, Christina, please step out for me. All right, we're going to go right up here. Oh my god. Okay. Just step up there for me. Turn to face me. >> Right here. Step right there. All right, turn to face me. All right. What I'm going to ask you to do is to perform some field sobriety exercises, okay? Okay. I want to make sure that you're safe to drive. That's fine. Okay. Yeah. So, what I need you to do is put your feet together. Arms down to your side. All right. I don't want you move your head. Move it Move it Move it All right. That's what I was going to ask you. Turn around, face this way. All right. This is what I need to be in your face, so all I want you to do is follow the tip of your pen. Arms down, feet together. Just follow the tip of the pen with your eyes only, okay? >> Yeah. All right. Give me 1 second. Can you stand by with her for a sec? All right, here's what I want you to do. I'll take your left foot. Put your left foot in the middle of that white line. In the middle of it. There you go. You're going to put your right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe. I can't do this normally, but okay. Arms down to your side. All right, what you're going to do is you're going to stand straight up and look straight ahead for me. I can't I literally can't do this normally. You can't walk in a straight line? >> I No, I can't. >> Don't start till I tell you. I'm going to explain and demonstrate everything for you. Okay. Okay? [clears throat] So, go ahead and put your left foot back behind your behind your right. There you go. Arms down to your side. All right, look at me. I'm going to explain and demonstrate the task for you. So, you're going to start out from that position. Okay? You're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps down that line. Don't start till I tell you. Okay. All right, same thing. I'm I'm going to show you. Don't do anything till I till I tell you, okay? That's fine. So, from that position, you Huh? Go ahead. What are you asking? No, like I can't do that naturally, but I'll do it. Go ahead. Okay, so you don't you don't walk in a straight line every day. You don't No? No. I'm clumsy. You're clumsy? Yep. All right. Go ahead, keep your arms down to your side. You understand the task? I got it. All right, give me 1 sec. All right, go ahead. You can begin the task if you understand it or you don't have any questions. >> No, I got it. 1 2 3 8 9 Okay. Her performance wasn't convincing enough for the officer, so he decided to give her another shot. But in her dumb mind, she mistook that bit of leniency for weakness and took every chance she got to [music] show her true colors. All right, the next task we're going to do is you're going to put your fingers out to the side like this. I feel like I need to get my phone at this point because like honestly, they just Listen, it's being video recorded. I'm recording you, she's recording you, and there's another camera right there. >> Perfect. Perfect cuz it it should be. What's the highest grade you completed? I I have a bachelor's degree. Okay, perfect. You know your alphabet from A to Z? Like you're so insulting me right now. >> to ask you. You're so insulting. It's part of the instructions. I have to ask you. >> Yes, I do. Everything that we're doing here is part of the standardized instructions that we ask everybody when we're doing DUI investigations, okay? >> That's fine. It's fine. I got it. It's nothing personal against you. That's just the way it's written. It's okay. It's fine. But yes, I do. Okay. What you're going to do is you're going to put your arms down to your side. You're going to tilt your head back. You're going to close your eyes, and you're just going to recite the alphabet from A to Z without singing and without rushing, okay? You understand the task? >> I got it. All right, go ahead, tilt your head back, close your eyes. A B C W X Y Z Okay. And I'm sorry, I'm freezing. Step up here, have a seat for me. Have a seat where? >> Right on the front of that car. All right. So, here's the deal. Is there someone that can come pick you up? You have someone that can pick you up? My son can. Your son can pick you up? He hasn't been drinking tonight? No, my gosh, no. Okay. All right, here's the deal. Okay? Even though you argued with me all the way down here >> I didn't argue with you. You told me I you were being But I didn't argue >> investigated for DUI because you're white. I I said that, but I didn't argue with you. I mean, that's kind of But I didn't argue with you, but I did say that. So, even though all that happened, okay? I don't think you're impaired to the point that I should arrest you, but you are impaired enough that I'm not going to let you drive away from here. So, if you want to call your son and have him come pick your car up, pick you up, I will allow that to happen. What I will say is once you get to your hotel, okay? And he leaves you there, don't take your car out again. Hello. Hey, um where about are you? I'm Okay, so listen, I got pulled over. Um and they're not going to let me drive. So, if you can like come where I'm at I know it's so crazy. Like it's so ridiculous. So, let me hold I'll text you the address. Hold on 1 second. So, what is it? I I and I'm so sorry. I know it's so weird for us to like meet like this. It's just so bizarre. That's okay. Just come and like we'll figure it out after. Okay. All right. The officer stuck to his main objective which was de-escalation by any means possible. >> [music] >> But the drunk Karen didn't seem to grasp that she was a danger to herself and everyone else on the road in that impaired state. Just turn the car off. Like I was telling her, I mean you got indicators of impairment but not enough for me to arrest you and take you to gun club, okay? So I'm going to I'm going to let you slide tonight. You're going to go home. You're not letting me slide like You are. You're not getting arrested and you're not getting a ticket. >> Because there's like you just said there's not enough for you to do that. There's enough for me to tell you not to drive your vehicle. >> Right and I'm not going to drive it. That's why I called my son. >> That's why I said we're letting you slide. We're not taking your car. >> letting me slide. >> arresting you. Because you don't have enough. That's what you're saying. Like it doesn't make sense. >> Ma'am, why are you still arguing with me? I'm just telling you what I'm giving you a break. >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm not arguing with you. You just said I'm letting her know that there's not enough enough for me to let you slide. To take you to jail. Yes. There's enough to detain you and do the roadside Anyway, you just said there was not enough. That's all I'm saying. Yeah, which is why that's why you're not in handcuffs. Right. Okay. That's all I'm saying. So you're not letting me slide. It's just that you don't have enough. That's all. I mean >> Just understand that >> know if it's a black and white factor here cuz you guys play that part not in that front of me. But you guys play that part. You don't you don't even know who was pulling you over. It could have been anybody. So how do you play that part? >> that you did but now that you did now that you did I know. That's so disrespectful on so many levels. You don't know I'm black. >> for you to say that to him. >> No, it is. >> to say that to me. You don't know my background. You don't know his background. >> all, I wasn't talking to you. I don't care. You're talking to my partner. Let's get that first fact. Second of all, when he says you slide he should have wrote you a bunch of tickets. Yeah, don't go out in the road. Y'all sit down in the car. Don't disrespect me. Because you think you can do that to me. Nope, absolutely not. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. All right, just have a seat in your car until your ride get here. >> No, but you're going to keep talking, right? All right, just have a seat. Have a seat on the passenger side. >> disrespect me. I did not disrespect I did not disrespect you. Don't disrespect me. Ma'am >> Do not Christina Have a seat on the passenger side. Out of the road. Come on this or come on this side. Out of the road. Your car is far over the way for me. >> Yes, keeping people from running us over. Come on over here. Come over here out of the roadway, Christina. We're not going to argue. >> Nope, nope. I'm going to record all of it. You can record but we're not going to argue on this side of the road. >> disrespect you for a second. I did not. Okay. And she wants to throw me in the van. No matter I'm going to record >> Everything here is recorded. The whole interaction has been recorded, okay? >> fine. Yep, that's fine. George Floyd, yep. I did not disrespect you. Don't Don't you dare disrespect me. No, I did not. No arguing. No, I did Oh, now you want to be quiet, right? Yep. Uh-huh. I'm going to tell you what you don't know who I am and but you're about to find out. It's funny now you now you're recording you're going you're going to be quiet. Cuz you told me I don't know your background. You're in my face putting your finger in my face. You were. It's funny how now you step back. Are you on your way? I'm I'm going to tell you what this little mo I like I said nothing to them and this this little wants to talk to me. Oh. The cop. Oh. Yep. No, and as soon as I recorded she shut her mouth. Yeah. Yeah, she has no idea who the [ __ ] we are. But anyway, just get your here because this will be taken care of after you pick me up. But I I'm so sick of racism and this she was literally in my face and she's like you don't know me and I'm like Oh, she has no idea. Yep, and they're telling me they're recording it. Are you going to send me a list? I'm I Why don't you get back in my face like you were before? What happened with that? >> No, why was she in my face like that? >> Can you stop? >> No, but why were you in my face like that? Some might blame her outburst on impairment [music] but the officer had already ruled that out. She wasn't that impaired. That only made one thing clear. She was being bitter, dishonest and downright vile because she wanted to frustrate the hardworking officers for not allowing her to continue her reckless ride. Give your son the address where you're at. >> Oh, he's going to come. So he can come here and get you. >> BUT DON'T GET IN MY FACE LIKE THAT. SHE'S NOT IN YOUR FACE. SHE WAS, THOUGH. CAN YOU STOP? >> SHE WAS, THOUGH. YOU DON'T TELL ME. I WAS COOL. I DIDN'T SAY A THING. DON'T GET IN MY FACE CUZ YOU DON'T KNOW ME. YOU THINK YOU'RE A COP AND YOU TALK TO me like that? You little I'm record it cuz I don't give Make sure you had a cuz listen, I don't know nobody. >> Like I said you I have a good heart. I DON'T KNOW NOBODY. BUT DON'T GET IN MY FACE LIKE THAT, YOU HAVE A SEAT AND STOP. >> NO, DON'T tell don't tell me that. You're going to defend her cuz she's she's a maybe a her, I don't know. He's coming, LJ. Just get here because he cannot take the car. And I'm so sick of these You know what? Cuz I'm What? You want to play the black card? Cuz I'm white and this cop is black. That's what it is. And he's whatever she's Spanish talking to to my face. I'm so sick of this [ __ ] in America you're the minority as a white mother in this in America. Dumb immigrants here and you can get every thing you want. They pulled me over cuz I'm white. That's why. Cuz I'm white in America. That's why this you. Like she's lucky she's in a uniform cuz I'll smack the out of her. She thinks she's going to talk to me in my face cuz she got a uniform on and gun in her What? Uh You know cuz I'm white and they're black and Spanish or whatever this I'm so sick of this in America that I got to be treated like a immigrant. My mom has it. Yeah, I have I have your license. For these stupid mother that want to check everything cuz like you know you're you're a Sorry, you're American in America. This is not you, little douchebag. >> and that's their You got to put the phone down. >> Let me just talk to my son, please. I'm on the phone. Please stop. Just stop. All right, no stop. >> Turn around. Turn around. Christina, turn around. >> Just stop. Turn around. Okay. Where's my phone? All right, turn around. I'm asking you to. Can I Just let me talk to my son. Turn around. Don't let her talk to me. She's going to pat you down. >> not. Don't Don't talk to me. All right, come on back here. That's that's the control that you have that you can do that. Just give me my phone. Where's my phone? Your phone's going to go with you. No, where is my phone? Have a seat. Just give me my phone. >> Go ahead and have a seat. No, where's my phone? Christina, have a seat in the car. Give me my phone so I can talk to my son. >> Have a seat. No, you need to like you need to stop harassing me. You're This is harassment. Don't touch my leg. >> Christina, have a seat in the car. You're harassing me. You're You're harassing me. Don't touch me. >> No, you're actually arrested. Have a seat or you're going to be tased. The level of delusion was hard to miss but the officers kept things professional knowing she was just looking for anything she could twist against them all because they refused to let her alcohol-clouded mind get back behind the wheel. No. Sit in the car. You're harassing me. Have a seat. We don't want you to get hurt. Honestly, you need to Christina You're harassing me. Stop. >> You're making it worse. Have a seat. No, you didn't have to do that. >> Have a seat. Let me talk to my son. When you sit down you'll talk to your son. Let me talk to my son. Have a seat, Christina. Let me talk to my son. Oh, because you can harass me? No, you can harass me though. That's okay. No, but you can harass me. I have a broken leg. Don't you dare. Don't you dare. Don't you dare. She's going in the car. Listen. Stop harassing me. Stop kicking me. I didn't kick you. I did not kick you. I did not kick you. >> No. You need to stop harassing me. Let me talk to my son. >> Put your foot in the car. Just let me talk to my son. That's all I'm asking. >> Put your foot in the car. All I'm asking you I told you I would but you don't want to put your foot in the car. You need to You need to listen to this. >> No, you need to listen to this. Nope, you're This is hurting This is hurting This is hurting my arm. Loosen this now. It's hurting my arms. Nope, nope. Loosen it. It's hurting my arm. No, it's loose. Loosen it. It's hurting my arm. Nope, you're hurting It's Listen, NO, I'M NOT KICKING HIM. THEN PUT YOUR FEET INSIDE. THAT'S KICKING HIM. LISTEN, loosen loosen this. Nope, loosen this. It's hurting Listen, I'm not kicking you. Nope, loosen it. Put your feet in the car. Loosen this now cuz it's hurting my arm. That's not how that works. You need to put your foot Put your foot in the car. Oh, because you're not We We will adjust. Nope. Nope, loosen it. It's hurting my arm. That's what I mean by adjust. You need to put your foot inside. This is kicking. YOU'RE TELLING ME I'M NOT KICKING HIM. JUST LOOSEN THIS. IT'S HURTING MY ARMS. I'm not kicking nobody. No, loosen it. It's hurting my arms. This is why you get in trouble. This is why you get in trouble. This is why you get in trouble. Cuz you want to you want to beat up a white girl. You want to beat up a white girl. Face away so I can loosen it. >> Yeah, loosen it. No, loosen it now. I tried to loosen it first and she kept pulling away. Eventually, Christina was charged with resisting arrest with violence, corruption by threat against a public servant, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Next up is an insufferable racist Karen who figured she could bully and taunt her way out of a traffic stop citation. Good morning. Which is and the speed limit is 40 and I was going 38. So, why are you harassing me? >> You're correct. I pulled you over because You can't be on your cell phone while you're driving. You're always going to be a Mexican. You'll never be white. You know that, right? Is this Is your signature? He's only citing you for using your cell phone while you're driving. That's it. On April the 23rd, 2021, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy from San Dimas Station spotted a driver using their phone behind the wheel and attempted a traffic stop. Why are you harassing today if I was going under the speed limit? I was going at 38. Yes, you are, ma'am. Good morning. Which is and the speed limit is 40 and I was going 38. So, why are you harassing me? >> You're correct. I pulled you over because Because >> Yes, I started to record because >> You can't You can't be on your cell phone while you're driving. I was on my recording you because you scared me. >> can't use your cell phone while you're recording. May I have your driver's license? I It's It's at my apartment. What's your apartment? It's at my home. I'm just taking my son to his Do you have a Do you have your driver's license? I It I mistakenly left it at home. >> Do you have a picture of your driver's license? Yes, I do. >> May I have it? And can you call your supervisor, please? >> I I already did. He's on his way. Okay. And you're just mad because >> Hey, uh give me 81, Sam. On co-op. And so, you're giving me a cell phone ticket? Is that why you're harassing me? That alone was bad enough, but what happened next turned a routine stop into a full-blown crisis in a heartbeat. The woman knew the officer was telling the truth, but rather than showing any remorse, she pushed back even harder proving that a nasty mind and sharp tongue can hide behind age and status. That harassment I I I am enforcing the law. >> I have a right to and record the police when they're harassing me. >> By all means, but you can't do it while you're driving. I was I can I wasn't Doesn't texting or none of that. Do you have Do you have that picture? >> me and made me think you were going to Okay, well, I'm sorry you feel that way. >> Well, you're That's not just a feeling. You're a Okay. You're doing this because it's part of your little gang. Can you zoom in on that for me, dear? >> Sure. Thank you. >> And I'm perfectly legal and I'm a teacher. So, there. You're a What's that? Hold that still for me. >> Okay. Bring that back up there. Now that you're Pull that Pull that back up for me, ma'am. >> Okay. What's your last name? I can't see that there. Well, here you go. Zoom in on that for me, ma'am. >> you're scaring me. You're threatening to kill me and my son. Can you give me >> Okay. Well, you I'll tell you what. You keep smiling. You're on camera. I'm not smiling. You're the one who's trying Hold that still. I can't see that. >> I'm holding it and you're scaring me. >> I'll tell you what. You spell your last name for me. I It's right here. Okay, but you're moving You're shaking. >> you're scaring me. You're harassing already threatened >> have the insurance? >> Yes, I do. Of course I do. >> your current proof of insurance? Yeah, it's in I told you. >> I'll be right back. You get your proof of insurance for me, okay? >> And my It's in my purse. >> Is this your car? Yes, it is. And you're trying to say I stole my own car because you're jealous? Yeah, I don't think so. You wait for me right here, okay? You're jealous? You wait for me right here. You give me your your current card of proof for proof of It's on file with the state. You know that when you look at >> You have to have it in your car, though. Um >> Insurance and registration Insurance and registration. I'll be right back. I'll be right back. the citation. All you need to do is is your signature. He's only citing you for using your cell phone while you're driving. That's it. There you go, ma'am. Sign inside the red box right >> for him being a Mexican racist, what is that name? Gazzo. >> Sign the citation, ma'am. Here you go, Mexican racist. You're always going to be a Mexican. You'll never be white. You know that, right? You'll never be white, which is what you really want to be. You want to be white. >> Thank you. Have a good day. You want to be white so bad. Although the traffic stop ended with just a citation, the driver soon filed a complaint. The video went viral on social media sparking public and media speculation about their identity. While the driver claimed to be a teacher, they hadn't worked for the Los Angeles Community College District since 2017. Several other names were wrongly linked to them. A thorough investigation, including interviews and a review of body camera footage, found that the stop had been conducted properly and in accordance with department policy. Next, we head to Florida where a gang of unruly young people watched their alpha male get checked by a cop and learned the hard way that chaos without control always brings regrets. Take that vest off. Come on. On May the 4th, 2022 in Florida, officers responded to an apartment complex after reports of a disturbance in the parking lot. The caller said a large group of young people were drinking and loitering around several cars. When the officers arrived, they found about 15 to 20 people gathered around the vehicles, but one of them stood out exhibiting the situational awareness of a toddler and the arrogance of a high school bully. A perfect blend that [music] desperately required a reality check. What's up, man? What's up? What's up? What's up? What car you in? I ain't in any. No, let's go. Then you got to get out. Let's go. No, I don't got to go nowhere. I'm right here. I don't got Yeah, I live here. You don't got What what you walking up on me like that for? What's up? What's your address? Take Take that vest off. Come on. Take that vest off. Come on. Take that vest off. You know Come on. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. Let's get it, bro. Take that [ __ ] off. Like you're not a Take that [ __ ] off. Come on. Not taking Let's get it. Where do you live? Your partner here like he's going to do something. Where do you live, man? I live right here. I ain't nothing about it. >> What's your address? Do something about it. How about that? Take and do something about it. You Like I won't Like you won't Like you won't what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. So, take that off. Okay, can I see your Let me get your ID. You ain't going to get [ __ ] Okay, take it off and you see. Well, what you laughing for? I'm right in your Take it off. Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. I'm a minor. So, why did you get in my face? Were you going to hit me? So, why did you get in my face then? I told you stop balling up your fists, right? Okay, so why did you get in my face? You doing it, hey. Back up. Hey, back up. YOU DOING IT, HEY. BACK UP. NOW. YOU DOING IT, BRO. Back up. It's no big deal. Roll up on your side. Stand up. Stand up, man. Get back right now. Get back up. What's up, bro? What's up with y'all? Hey, back up. Hey, WHAT ARE YOU DOING, HEY? IT'S ALL GOOD. NO, IT'S NO BIG DEAL. It's no big deal. It's no big deal. It's no big deal. It's no big deal. I ain't do nothing. I'm just helping. I didn't do nothing, bro. Hey, you were about to hit me, dude. I was not about to >> So, why did you ball your fists and get in my face? Because, dude, you're running up on me. Yeah, okay. Okay. Step out. Step out. I'm sorry. I was just hyped up, dude. I was hyped up. Even after watching how things ended for the first troublemaker, the new troublemaker still didn't get the memo. But, the officers didn't seem too concerned. They had dealt with this type already and just like the already detained unruly suspect, trash talking always sounded bold right up until the cuffs came out. Let's go to jail. If you get in my face I'm not in your face, bro. That's 3 ft of space. Bro. You pissed me, bro. Yeah, look at that, Riley. That's the brother of this 10-15. Just make sure he stays away. I told you several times. I said, "Hey, stop balling your fists. Chill out. Chill out." >> I apologize. All right, I accept your apology, but you We didn't have to take it to this level, man. >> I know. I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. It's like 12 There's like 15 of you guys and you to me push you in the face. What do you think I am? A punching bag? Well, you looked like you were going to hit me. I know. I apologize. All right. Why'd you What What What's all the ball balling up your fist? I'm sorry, John. I was hyped up. I was balling There was a situation going on, sir. Honestly, I apologize. >> Yeah, but listen, man. Listen, man. Listen to me. Any Any time you come across police, you ball up your fist and get in somebody's face, I'm not You know, what do you think? I'm I'm a punching bag? I'm going to let you punch me in the face? >> No, I know, sir. Trust me. You would taste me. I don't understand. Truthfully, like you got me in my ribs a couple times. Yeah, it's fair. Dude, yeah, cuz Yeah, I don't know I don't know what what your gig is, but I appreciate you coming down and Truthfully, like I put my hands in the air. I'm sorry. Okay. Okay, I have Listen. It's not personal, man. I'm I'm doing my job. I appreciate you being sorry, but You know, you screwed up. Okay. >> Yeah, I apologize. I was acting belligerent. I I got I got thrown on down. Look at my ribs, actually. No problem. Stand by real quick. Do you have anything else in your pocket anywhere? Anybody? I'm sorry, and I apologize. >> It's good. Well, I I respect you as a man for, you know, uh saying you're sorry, but >> I'm sorry. Yeah, do what you got to do. Have a seat for me. Right here? No, over here. Over here. >> Yeah, that That's all right. I'm right here. Same time. We'll We'll call or do whatever needs to be done. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm going to I'm going to explain to you over here what happened. I was belligerent. We don't need this other one, do we? No. No. Sweet. Keep him over there. Yeah, just keep him away. He was too psyched up to wait for him to join in here. Sorry for that. No, no, you're good, man. Is this your house number or your cell phone? Uh cell phone. Okay. So, here's your stuff back. Like I explained to you, what we're going to do right now is going to be arresting you for what you just did. All right. They're going What What What's the charge? Out of curiosity. I'm going to talk to the other officer exactly and find out what they exactly what the charges are, but regardless, he's going to be taken down Do you know the juvenile assessment center is? On 45th Street, just past Yeah, you know where the railroad tracks are? You see that spot? That's where the juvenile assessment center is. What's going to happen is he's going to get taken down there. They're going to process him and then uh Why is he moving now? How old is he? 20. He's 20 years old? Uh someone over there said he was 16. If he's 20, then he's going down to county jail. It's fair. All right. So, regardless, you can call down in a few hours. They'll figure out uh how you can get him home, all right? Yeah. Good. All right. It is what it is, right? Are you good with keeping him calm? He's not going to get up. >> him. I got him. Can I say one thing to my son before he leaves so he doesn't freak out? >> I'll let him know. >> Just crack the window. I don't have to open >> Well, I'll let the other officer know cuz the other officer supervisor is going to want to talk to him. Then before they leave, I'll let you know. >> check something. >> No, no, I'll Before they leave, I'll let you know you want to talk to him, all right? I just want to make sure you're good with your other son, okay? Yeah, I am, but Good to know. Tell um If we can find out a charge for him, maybe to cool him down a little bit. >> He's good. I think it's probably resisting arrest or something like that. >> together cuz I wasn't around for a while. It's It's probably a misdemeanor It's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. He was wanting to know he's fired up about it. No, I want to be No, I don't care. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not doing anything. He is resisting arrest. This kid wanted to have you over here and I don't know if that's what it is. Oh, I'm just now We only ever had each other. He thought I was around for a few years here. So, they're very That's how That's all they have. Like I said, it's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. I don't know the the whole ins and outs of it. Yeah. Uh we just can't have him fighting around with you guys or his version of the grandma. He just said about his brother. I hear you. If I could just quickly speak to him for a second. The officer's main goal remained intact. It was de-escalation, and it couldn't have been more necessary because if they had acted like that toward an armed officer, there was no telling what they could do to someone more vulnerable. [music] All right. Well, I'm sorry I had to turn out this way. It is what it is. If you were a police officer, you'd probably understand why I had to do what I had to do. >> I was raised around police officers. Sir, sir, do you have your license with you? Yeah, I already gave it. Oh, you got your 40? Thank you. All righty. You want to talk to him real quick? I'm going to end up taking him to the hospital and then he's going to take the right, okay? No, I'm not talking. Yeah, I'm not getting out of the car. No, I'm not I'm not getting out now. I just want Can I Can I stand up and at least say goodbye? No, no, no, you can't get out of the car, man. You got to stay there. Why are you arresting me? Yeah, you're you're arrested right now. For what? Assaulting a law enforcement officer. I never touched you. Okay, well, you were about to. That's why I told I wasn't about to. Honey. Honey. I get it. I'm not going to argue with you, man. Listen, it can go to court and then they can throw it out. Well, obviously, this guy kicked me in the ribs. No, he's He's actually halfway No, I know he's He is actually He is actually Dude, I gave you more than I gave you so much respect and you know it, man. I gave you respect so much. >> Like I had like 2 seconds. I Honestly, you seen that I was frustrated. >> Listen, man. How many times did I try to tell you, "Hey, relax, dude. Stop balling up your fist." Like maybe once. And I'm sure it's on your body cam. It's on body cam. That's the That's the great thing about having a body cam. It's on body cam. I know that's what I'm saying. I don't It's okay, man. I'm not here to argue with you. I'm just here to take you to your dad real I know he's not one of those. I can tell with that one. I know he's not. I told him why. I know he's not one of those. That's what I'm saying. I'm trying to explain to you like But he'll He'll do what he needs to do. Just my cuffs One of my hands are >> I I am going to I'm going to do all of that before we leave. Can Can Can I have my brother come and stuff to say goodbye to him? >> No, no, no, we can't have everybody come and say goodbye to him. >> just one person? >> Yeah, just your I'm It doesn't even have to be your dad. I'm just doing your dad a favor here. >> Mom's number so I can remember it. Oh god. All right. Thank you. I appreciate it. Any tattoos? What's your left? Awesome service. Yeah, you know, Dad's a decent dude, but kid made a Kid messed up. Do you have any like marks or anything? On his elbow, he's got scuff on his elbow, I think. Hey, my dad used to give me a [ __ ] picture of his elbow, I remember. A little bit. Sorry about that. Let's see if we can get anything. All right. It's on your right elbow. I think they're all both. Do you even know what you were called for? Called for like disturbance or what? Like I know a decent amount about Something like that. One of your neighbors called. A neighbor called for a disturbance? Yeah, something like that. But why did y'all go after him? You're saying Of course he's going to say I'm against cops. Well, maybe. Yeah, there's something up. What happened, man? What Why are you out here with the force tonight? Well, I I was just upset. Like there's a Okay. >> Yeah, I was upset. touch him. No, I had so much fun to touch him. I wouldn't have put my hands on him, you know? Okay. He's just hyped. The guy who was being super Well, what We came here for a noise complaint and then it went south really quick. >> were all just around and like I don't know. I just got upset and then I Been drinking and stuff or Huh? You've been drinking a little bit? No. Sure? Yeah, 100% All right. You can test me with whatever you want. I haven't had a single drink out of my Okay. All right, very good. A bunch of people were saying that like you got in the officer's face and stuff and told him to take his vest off. >> told him Yeah, and like I was talking to I'll admit, but that's just talking, you know? If I I had so much fun to touch him, I probably wouldn't have touched him. I wouldn't have touched him. You know, I was just talking. What were you saying to him? Like I I don't even remember. How it happened so quick. I was just talking. Like I was just frustrated that Okay. Like cuz every time cops come over here, they're just like complete [ __ ] I was just frustrated. Like I was standing out with my friends and stuff. Yeah, as soon as this is done, we're I'm making you taking off. Pretty close. Like me and my dad are closer than you and I are now. Okay. And my dad took me Just hooting and hollering and yelling and screaming and stuff? >> talking. Okay. Eventually, he was charged with assaulting an officer and carrying a concealed weapon, brass knuckles.