What are you doing? >> I'm just driving. >> Well, you're literally parked in the middle of the intersection. Have you had anything drink today, to be honest? >> Yes. >> How much? >> Just a little. >> There's a couple problems, right? One, you're too young to drink. Two, you're drinking and driving. What have you been to jail for, Catherine? Let's Let's >> a police officer. >> Making mistakes and pushing limits are all part of the teenage experience. However, some dumb teens take things a tad too far and turn a single reckless moment into a lifealtering decision that destroys their future. >> Can't have that on my record. My record is perfect. >> Yeah. Until today. >> Straight. Bro. >> Okay. >> Here are several instances when dumb teens realize that they have ruined their lives. Starting with this foreigner who tried to steal from a store and pulled every sub story in the book to evade arrest. >> I'm really really sorry. I mean I won't do that ever again. I'm I'm from a good family. >> Why' you Why' you decide to steal them? >> I made a bad drive. I'm sorry for that. >> On June the 14th, 2025, a teenager attempted to shoplift from a local Walmart. According to reports, the suspect paid for a few items while concealing several other products. The suspect was detained by the Walmart staff and the cops were immediately called to the scene. Upon arrival, the cops spoke to the store manager to try and figure out what had happened. Their findings instantly made it clear that this wasn't just a typical shoplifting case. >> So, that's $68. >> Yes, that's that stuff there in that basket. >> Um, I started watching her. She was walking through the store. She had that reusable bag sitting in a cart and she had some stuff sitting in it. Um, she went over, selected that white horse there from the apparel area and went over to Homelines where she removed uh a jar that she ended up returning after all this happened before I stopped her. And she removed a blanket that's actually sitting out on the the counter from the bag and set it on the shelf. >> Okay. >> Um, selected the rest of the stuff as I was watching her, wandered around, leaving that bag empty in the cart as she was selecting stuff. And then she went over to the uh celebration cards aisle, selected a thought she selected a card, but I haven't seen it here. Um, and then concealed all the stuff that's in the blue basket inside the bag, tipped the bag over on its side and closed the top so you couldn't see inside of it. Cut this stuff out of the bag, went up to register 12, paid for those items, which is that receipt right there. >> Perfect. >> She walked over to customer service with a mason jar about yay big. I'll have to try camera later and see if she actually came in with it or not. Okay. But she returned that jar um and then went out the door here to the sidewalk where I saw her and brought her back in. >> Okay. We do have video of the register transaction if you'd like to see that. >> Yeah. turn that. There you go. So, leave that up to two seconds. So, that's the mason jar right there in the cart still in front of the blue bag. >> Okay. and there's that bag folded over. I don't know if you're going to be able to see. Yeah, she was just a little bit off camera. She stands it up and puts that stuff she paid for on top of the unpaidful merchandise. >> Okay. >> And then like I said, she goes from there. customer service as a return on the jar and then out these doors. >> Okay. And the jar, you said you weren't sure. >> I did not see her pick it up. She had it when I started watching her. So, I'll have to look at video to see if she came in with it or if she selected it here. >> So, you I'm guessing >> it's not included there. >> Okay. Well, if you do uh find out that she did she grabbed it while she was in here, can you just give me an updated? >> Yep. I'll email you and update it. >> Perfect. Okay. And then video footage and everything on a disc again. Yep. That cool. >> Yep. >> Awesome. >> Okay. That is everything else. >> The stolen stuff. Yes. >> Gotcha. >> Okay. Um, whale. Let me read her her rights really quick and then we'll we'll do that really quick. >> Sounds good. >> Okay. >> After reading the suspect her rights, it was finally time to hear her side of the story. At this point, regrets were beginning to set and if she could rewind the hands of time to undo her mistakes, she almost certainly would. Do you have anything to add or do you did you have any do you dispute anything he said? >> Can I speak for you please >> privately? >> I mean I just want to get >> You want the door closed? >> You can come in like >> Okay. >> I I know I made a bad choice. >> I'm really really sorry. I mean, I won't do that ever again. I'm I'm from a good family and sorry, I actually did wrong and I'm sorry for that. >> Okay. Um I I understand this is, you know, >> I mean, I want to study. >> You want to study like at school? Is that >> I'm a student. >> Okay. Um, listen. Um, I I get this is uh a hard situation. All right. But we're gonna we're >> listen I'm going to write you a citation. You're going to go home today. Okay. >> Home. >> You're going to go home today. All right. So, >> yes, you're going to go home today. >> You're going to be released from our custody today. >> So, you'll be free to leave after he cites you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you're not going to jail today. Okay. >> Jail? >> Yeah. You're not You're not going to jail. Okay. Um but I'm going to ask you a few questions. Okay. Uh and then we'll do the citation. >> Citation as in >> what >> the one that citation as in >> it. It's a uh it's a paper that we give you and it has your information, my information, and it'll tell you you have to uh appear to court over this issue. Okay? But you're not going to jail. Okay? You're going to be issued a cit citation. Criminal citation. Okay. Do you do you still want to answer questions? >> Is there Yeah. Okay. >> Yes. >> I don't want to be in the papers or anything. I mean, I'm really sorry for that and I promise I won't let that happen again. >> I don't have anything to do with the papers. Okay. With like the news, if that's what you're referring to. the new like the I mean I'm on a visa and like right now it's going actually strict which can cause problem with my studies as well. >> Okay. >> The teenager gave a sob story about being a foreigner. However, she should have thought about that before attempting to shoplift. Regardless of her background, the cops still had a job to uphold the law. But first, they had to find out exactly what she had stolen. Well, so do [snorts] you have anything to dispute what he's saying? Like did you or did you take that stuff? >> Yeah, like the same price I kept as well an umbrella, a blanket, and a bag. >> Mhm. >> And even the the jar that he's talking about, >> she wasn't able to find that on my card. I donated it like she was saying she I can keep it in lost and found or the donation and I agreed to it. I mean the 68 or something the price which is for that stuff the same price or maybe more than that I kept back and I did that because the stuff I had I wasn't using and I I made a wrong choice to keep it back this stuff. Do you do you have money to pay for >> Yeah. >> for the items? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Why' you Why'd you decide to steal them? >> I made a bad trip. I'm sorry for that. >> Okay. >> And I won't let that happen again. >> Shoplifting is bad no matter the context. However, the teen's admission that she had the money to pay for the goods made her crime even more unforgivable. >> Okay. Well, at this time, again, you are you are under arrest at this point. Okay. >> Under what? >> Arrest. So, I'm gonna have you stand up. I'm gonna put handcuffs on you. Listen, you're not going to jail today, but stand up. >> Yep. Just stand up. Turn around. Just turn around. >> J. >> [snorts] >> So ma'am, you're being audio and video recorded. Today's date is June 14th, 2025. Propping time is 3:36 in the afternoon. You're under arrest 44. >> So I gauged >> So I gauged these and double locked them for you for your comfort, right? I just gauged them and double locked them so they don't get tighter on you. Okay. So, I'm going to read you something really quick and then we'll go back out to the car. I'm just going to read your rights again. All right. So, we're going to go out to my patrol car. >> We're going to write a citation. Okay. >> Do I need to go like >> Yeah, you have to go. Okay. >> I'm really sorry for what I did. >> I understand. Um, are you are you guys going to bring the >> All right. I appreciate it. >> I don't want to go like this. >> Let's go. You are going like this. Let's go. Go to the >> identification for Washington. >> Do you have any local US identification? >> Other than this, do you have like a driver's license or identification cards? I have >> Okay. US passport or a foreign passport? >> Okay. Through what country? >> India. Okay. And you have any ID in the United States from any other states? No. >> Take a step left. >> Is somebody going to? >> Nope. We're just going to You're going to have a seat in here in a second, but I'm going to search you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, turn towards the vehicle. Turn towards the vehicle. Thank you. Thank you. >> Take a step back. All right. Why don't you stance? Spread your feet out one more. >> Don't move. Okay. >> After searching the suspect, the officers tried to run her ID and they were met with yet another problem. >> Your personal stuff. So, you want to spark the citation and >> he's going to do the trespass. >> Okay. Oh, yeah. Sorry about that. >> You're good. >> Okay. So, that's her ID. If you heard, I think Sneha is actually her first name andQatari is her last. They were unable to run her either way. Okay. Cuz it doesn't look like her first name, >> right? Katarina. Okay. Yeah, I'm confused. But I had them run it both ways. She doesn't come back. You might want to double check that. 18th February 2006 as her do >> India. >> India. >> If you want that. >> She's saying her first name is >> your first name. [laughter] >> That's my >> What's your birthday one more time? >> I'll make sure I flip that on my paperwork. >> So, February 18th, >> 2006. That's what I had them run. So, there's nothing in our databases or Washington. They can't run India. >> You don't have a driver's license. >> She said she did not. >> No. Okay. >> Or any kind of ID or anything in the US. >> You want to do your Christmas test? >> Um, we can wait till she can sign it. >> So, when you're done? >> Yep. >> Okay. Minutes later, the officers were able to find her details and fill out the required paperwork. However, there was one thing left to do. >> We're trying out, dude. Okay. Uh, so I'm going to read you this really quick. All right. So, uh, this is your criminal citation. Okay. So, uh, here's the Whitman County Court. This is will be the address right up here. Phone number uh, in the website. All right. I got to reprint this. Uh, can you watch it really quick? I need to scale it down. It's cut off. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. So, I'm just going to scale it down really quickly. >> All right. Let's start this over again. All right. So, here's Whitman County. Uh, this is the address. 32 Southeast Paradise South Street. Okay. Here's their phone number. Um, here's your information here at the top. All right. Uh, this is a criminal citation for that third. Okay. Um, this is your address we have here on file. This is where you're where uh they're going to send you this by mail. >> Yeah. They're going to mail you a letter to that address to your friend's house. You should have that letter within 2 weeks. [snorts] Yeah. All right. So, this is your information right here. Like I said, again, theft third. Okay. And here's my information down here at the bottom. Okay. >> Theft third means >> what >> theft third means? That third means that you stole uh uh $75 or less uh product. Okay. Means you just stole under $75 worth >> 750. >> 750. Sorry. Okay. Uh so I'm going to give you that. There you go. So they'll send you a letter in the mail and they'll give you a court date. Okay. And you will have to appear before a judge. Okay? Do you understand? Do you have any questions for me? >> No. >> He's going to do the trespass. >> All right. So, this is a notification restriction for property. This is a trespass for all Walmarts in the United States. Okay. This means you cannot come back. That's the parking lot and the building. Okay. That means you can't go to Moscow, Clarkston, Spokane, anywhere. Okay? If you come back to a Walmart, you can be arrested for trespassing. If you steal with this in effect, it's burglary and an automatic felony. Okay? I need you to print and sign 44. Can you face number again? your badge number. >> That's not up to us, man. That's >> your badge number. >> We don't do any of that. Our local court doesn't make those decisions. >> All right. I put the case on. >> Okay. Good. >> Yep. I did tell grandma, but it'll be Tuesday afternoon, Tuesday night before I can see you drop. >> Okay. Not a problem. Thank you, Zane. >> Okay. So, here's your ID. Yeah, grab your blanket and then here's your here's your bag. >> You can throw the blanket out right there if you want to. >> Okay. So, uh you got your citation, your ID back, so you can take your stuff and you're you're going to have to leave the premises now. Okay. [groaning] In the end, she was charged with theft in the third degree. Continuing the theme of teenage girls making bad decisions in stores, we have Adriana and Lily, two unfortunate shoplifterss who had the courage to steal several times, but instantly crumbled once they got caught. >> Does your mom know that you're here? Have you talked to her? Mhm. >> That means I'm going to be with people that are in jail, >> right? >> Wait, no, I can't. I'm not straight. >> 4.0, bro. >> Okay. >> On August the 21st, 2024, officers were dispatched to a local Target after two teen girls were caught shoplifting jewelry. Once they arrived, the officers questioned the store employees and uncovered something far more serious. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hey, how's it going? How's it going? Um, so these two young ladies here took everything you see here. I have the receipt. Let me grab it for you. Here's the itemized receipt of what was taken. So essentially, they came in, went to the jewelry section, grabbed all of that, put it inside of this bag that she was carrying in the white shirt. Um, which bag? >> This one here. The one that says the tote bag on it. Then he moved over to like health and beauty. Grabbed this shampoo and like these hair clip things. Went and grabbed these. All that stuff went into that same bag. They tried to bypass point of sale. Stopped them. Escorted them back here. Cold you guys. >> Okay. Do you guys have IDs? >> You don't have none of you have IDs on you at all? >> No. >> How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. you. >> What are we talking about? >> Yeah. >> First you. What's your name? >> Yeah. >> What's your last name? >> Give me your >> What's your date of birth? [clears throat] >> What's that? >> Uh, we'll talk about all that in a few. >> How much? >> We'll talk about all that in a few minutes. That's a 24. >> As far as what do we got to make them aware of of before we even talk to them? >> Miranda right off. >> Your mom know where you're at. >> What's funny? >> Do I know you? >> No. But you're 17. >> Oh, y know where where I'm at? She know what I'm doing. >> She know what you be doing. >> No, she knows where you're She know. She don't know about this, but like >> Are you Do you go to Were you in high school? And you too. >> What's that? >> We'll have to conduct an investigation. We'll >> get like trespassing. >> That's not how this works. >> But we get arrested. >> I don't know. We have to conduct an investigation. >> What did y'all y'all broke the law, right? >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> And we got called here. So, we have to conduct an investigation. What' they say? Oh, she just said, "Hold on." >> All right, just uh go ahead and start watching the video. It's all good. Everybody's busy, so I'll chill. >> We weren't here. >> Can we just get a trespass? >> Can we just get trespass? We have to figure out what's going to happen. We have to conduct the investigation. We have to watch the video. We have to talk to the employees here. We have to talk to you guys. And then we make a determination. It's not just that simple. >> Can we make a good determination? >> It's not up to you. >> The good determination would have been to not steal. I don't I don't >> I'm going close this so they don't >> minutes later. The officers watched the surveillance footage and made some very interesting findings. >> 18 and 17. All right. So, dog is here. So, >> 7:44 the pass. >> So, who's who was holding the bag the whole time? >> The uh the white. >> Okay. Who was taking the items? >> Both. >> Cool. >> Both selecting them. Both putting them in the purse. >> So, what do y'all want to do? >> Uh we're going to prosecute both and chest. >> All right. So you'll see they'll grab 14 or 15 items here. The girl in the white conceals and then the other one conceals there. And that was the last thing they selected. They kind of walked around the grocery department for a little bit. They even looked at like dairy stuff like butter and stuff, but they never grabbed anything else. >> Cool. [clears throat] I want to prostitute. >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. We hate for you to be texting your ex-boyfriend that's waiting outside for you. >> All right, ladies. I'm going to read this to you. Okay. You have the right to remain silent in anything you say maybe uses evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney. Do you understand these rights? >> Yeah, I do. >> You do? Do you understand these rights? >> Are you willing to talk to us? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. We'll talk to um Marie first. you. Can you wait outside please, Miss Liliana or Lily, whatever it is? >> Nope. >> So, tell me what happened. Why did you guys come here? >> Okay, we came here because um I wanted to go and I went to sleep at her house. So, then we went to the pool first. That's why we're all wet. And then we >> You're good. You can keep talking. >> We [music] came to Target. Uh, she wanted Julie. I needed body wash. And then she wanted the chips. And I said we should leave. Like this is >> But I know what's wrong. >> So talk to me about all these items in here. >> So there should be some butter. I bought that cuz it matches. I would >> You bought it or you >> No, I thought those like >> I'm sorry. I picked those. >> Okay. >> That was >> So why didn't you pay for it? >> I I honestly No. I know I should have, but >> So if you if I asked you to stand up right now and point at all these items you stole, would you be able to do that that you did and not hurt? >> Uh, probably not because we I think we got the same things. >> Okay. So you guys are both >> there's like a little doubles. >> Uh me and it's all both and we also share a lot. >> Whose idea was it to >> Whose who Whose plan was this? >> To come here >> to Yeah. to come here and take stuff that you weren't planning on paying for. >> So originally I wanted to go to Walmart, but I need to put gas at Walmart cuz it's the cheapest. Well, to me, I think Shell or Walmart was the cheapest. So, so she was like, "Let's just go to Target." And I'm like, "Okay, let's just go to Target instead." But I just need body wash. >> So, you you came here with the intent to to steal it >> to get body wash >> and the jewelry, >> but I can pay for it. >> Well, whose idea was it? >> It wasn't necessarily said like, "Hey, let's go in and do this." It was just necessarily just done, if that makes sense. It wasn't planned. >> Adriana claimed that they didn't plan to steal from the store. However, the officers found that very hard to believe. They could still tell that the teens were holding back on some important information. >> So, when you came in the store, you were planning on paying for everything that you bought? >> No. >> For everything that you stole, you were planning on paying for it? >> No. Like I said, nothing was planned at all. Like, we just walked in and I said, "I need body wash." And she said, "She needs jewelry." That's exactly why we went to the Julie first and we just Okay. Like it wasn't necessarily set for plan. >> So, who was holding the the bag? >> And you were putting Did she know you were putting things in the bag? >> She did. She put things in the bag, too. Who took the chips? >> And how old are you again? >> 18. Is an adult? Huh? >> Did you drive here? Is your car parked out there? Is it yours or your parents or myself? >> You bought it yourself. What kind of car is it? >> Looks like him. >> Is that your boyfriend that's sitting out there? >> Afro kid, lightkinned, kind of short. >> Thanks. Boyfriend, >> whatever. Yeah, >> sure. Yes. Okay, let me talk with her. >> Have you ever done like something like this before or? >> No. >> First time. Can you step out? Come on in. >> Come on. Step out. >> Get up. >> Okay, I'm trying. Why are you yelling at me? >> I told you three times. >> The officers were done with Adriana. Now it was time to hear from Lily and her interrogation revealed far more details. >> So let me hear your side of the story. Why why did you guys come here? >> Well, we came to get jewelry the just like the f because like I don't know I don't know to get anymore. >> What did you need it for? >> For me so I can wear it >> just just to have it. >> Yeah. I got all gold cuz I like to wear gold and I have these and I just it's not I wanted one. Yeah. >> So, did you come in here with the intent to not pay for it? >> Well, no, but like I kind of like I like coming in here I might like like look at it and try and I mean want it, but no. >> But you said you didn't have any money to buy it. >> Yeah, I don't. I had $2. >> Okay. Whose idea was it to come here? >> Nobody's idea. It >> was nobody's idea. You guys just showed up here? No, we come to Target all the time. >> So, you just fig you were going to come hang out? >> Yeah. A whole lot of people walking around here. We're going to meet her boyfriend here, too. Well, ex-boyfriend. >> How old are you? >> 17. >> You're still in high school? >> Did your mom know that you're here? Have you talked to her? >> Mhm. >> She knows you're here. >> Yes. >> Does she know you were coming here and would stealing stuff or >> she didn't ask how you were going to buy stuff with no money? No, I don't like like inform him what I'm doing. >> I would I I usually go out my desk anyway. >> Okay. >> So, you who was carrying this bag right here? >> I was carrying it, but it's not my bag. >> Okay. Did you you were putting stuff in the bag? Did you know she was putting stuff in the bag? >> I did. Yeah. >> Do you know she did? >> Yeah. >> She did, too. >> Well, it's on camera. I don't know. I'm just asking. >> So, if we asked you to like stand up and point at the items that you put in here specifically. >> Oh, I I mean I got the chips, but all that jewelry like I'm not going to be able to look at all that and like pull up. I could get a couple. I didn't take all that jewelry. >> There's like >> Yeah, I didn't take much though. >> There's like 15 or 20 items in here. >> Would you like to try and look at that? Yeah, I don't want to do that. >> I didn't grab much. >> I did grab this. >> Mhm. >> Mhm. >> These all came together. >> What are the package? >> This? I don't know. >> Did you take the package off? Maybe. >> Yeah, that's I didn't get Oh, wait. Is there anything in your pockets? >> She didn't have side pockets. >> How'd you guys get here? >> Lily's interrogation was only half done. However, the cops still had a couple of things they needed to clarify. >> You ever done anything like this before? First time or so. What was the >> my >> What was the straw that broke the camel's back? Like why would why was today the day that we're like, "All right, I want some jewelry and I'm not paying for it." >> Well, like I don't know. I guess I'm a senior in school now, so I don't have no jewelry. I wanted some jewelry and I think I look better with jewelry now. >> Thanks. And did you know that what could have happened had you gotten caught? Yeah, which is why I'm just like sitting here like >> this is stupid. This is stupid. I'm stupid. >> Okay. >> No. Did the dispatch positively identify? >> So, no, they said they both came back not found, but they're 29 20 54 on 29 and 27. So, that's why I asked her about a car and I asked her if she owned it and she said, "Yeah, it's her car." So, we can run the car. >> Do you have a car learn permit or an ID card or anything? Yeah, I have my permit, but I don't have it. My dad carries it for me cuz I don't drive that much. >> Okay. So, if you gave us your I'm not saying you did. Maybe we're just, you know, we typed it in wrong or something. But if you gave us your actual name, we'll be able to find that and we haven't been able to find that yet. So, if you did you have you given us your real name? >> I have. >> Okay. Okay. How did you spell it? One more time. Let's check. >> Hey, it's okay. Don't freak out. At this point, the officers had heard enough and were finally ready to do what they do best. >> All right, so can you turn around and put your hands on your back, please? Keys. >> Being placed under arrest for petty theft and contributing to the delinquency of minor. >> Do you remember where you parked your car? >> Yeah, I think. >> You think? >> Yeah, sure. Okay. >> Are you being honest about your name? >> It's pretty It's tight. >> It's tight. I can fit my whole finger in there. >> This one. Yeah. >> You might stand by with her while we split her. >> Yeah. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> No, not right now. >> Hey, don't worry about it. right here. >> Is there anything in your pockets? >> Before we do that, let's see if we have a female tonight. >> All right. When we finish our investigation, we'll be happy to answer your questions. >> I can't here and here. I literally have this here. Take it. >> You can't even have that. You're not even old enough. >> Where's your car at? >> I don't know. >> How do you not know where you parked? >> Whatever. We'll we'll use your keys and we'll find >> Am I getting arrested? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Petty theft and contributing to the >> You got a felony minor. >> It's not good. >> That's a felony. >> What does that mean? >> It means you help you charge with her and she's a minor. >> A felony is a more severe charge than a misdemeanor. You're being charged with both. So, it's not good. >> Any prior theft convictions? Did they say a female's coming? >> Yeah. 25. >> Your face like my arm. I'm nothing. >> No, I have to hold on to you. >> So, you're being you're being arrested, >> Miss Ma'am. >> No, I just don't like it, >> Miss Adriana. >> I don't like it at all, bro. >> What's good? You're being arrested for petty theft. All right. Because you stole from Target. Do you understand that? >> I understand that. >> Okay. And contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Your friend there is 17 and you contributed to her stealing. You contributed to her breaking the law and she's under the age of uh 18. So, because you coerced a juvenile to >> I didn't co her. Well, you're an adult, right? It doesn't feel like it, but you are. So, it may not feel like it, but you make these grown up decisions. >> Wait, what does that mean? >> What does what mean? >> What do you mean? What do you mean when you say I'm getting taken in? Like, what do you mean? I'm going to jail. >> You're going to jail. >> You'll get booked in. You'll get be given a bond. Someone can bond you out. If not, you'll see a judge in the morning. >> I don't know. >> Bond. Uh, probably I would say 1,500, maybe 2,000. Oh, that pizza money might pay off. >> No, it won't, bro. Am I going to prison? >> I'm not going to go to prison. You're going to jail. >> The gravity of Adriana's crimes was finally dawning on the teenager, and this led to a reaction of unprecedented proportions. >> You'll get booked. You'll get booked into the jail. They'll give you a bond. That means I'm going to be with people that are in jail, >> right? >> Wait, no, I can't. >> So, what's going to happen? >> No, please. I can't. >> Somebody can bong you out fast. >> Well, literally, I can't. >> We'll see a judge [snorts] in the morning if you can't get out by tonight. And then that'll be the judge's decision when you go home. >> Can I move my hair? >> Thank you. Wait, why can't I just sit in the cell? >> That's not up to me. >> I can't go to prison. You're not going to prison. Jail. Prison's different. >> So, that's her car. The one with the lights that look like the car is about to >> You have anything on you? Uh, Adriana, what do you have aside from the vape? Any on you? Anything tucked in your areas? What do you have? >> Can he let go first? >> What do you have, Adri? >> What you have? >> Oh, it was just a candy. >> That's it? >> Yeah. >> What kind of candy? Like a THC. Huh? >> Is it like THC? Like a gummy or just like a regular like Skittles or something? >> Okay. Where is it in your underwear? Or is it in your pants? What are you doing? Why is it in there? >> Because I knew something was going to happen because I'm 18 and I didn't know what to do. I should have never >> You know what tampering with evidence is? >> I [laughter] didn't tamper. I don't know what's going on. You put it in there with the intent to conceal it from what is it? Just what kind of candy is that? >> It's just twigs. I swear to God, bro. [laughter and gasps] I mean, Twizzlers, whatever the hell you call them. >> You got it from here. >> Here, please. >> What? >> Here. Just move it. >> You got it from here. >> Yes. [snorts] >> Where where did you when did you got it when you first walked in or when you were leaving or >> when you were leaving? Does your ex-boyfriend have any or anything? >> No. >> We don't have to worry about him getting mad at us and trying to us or anything? >> No. He just wants to know how much the bond is. >> Oh, that's cute. >> How old is he? >> 18. >> What's he doing for work? >> Anony's pizza just like me. Just >> lean up against the car. Adriiana, >> lean up [snorts] or don't lean up. >> No, lean up on the car. You're good. Just relax. I know it's a lot going on, but >> No, I just don't like it when people touch me. When you get arrested, that's what happened. >> The cop was right. Adriana had forfeited her rights the moment she chose to commit a crime. However, it seemed everyone at the scene had realized this except her. >> Yeah, I know. But I I >> kind of forfeit that, right? >> That's not fair. I I really don't like when people touch me. That's why I don't want to go to jail, bro. >> Listen Listen to me. All right. I don't I think you're I think you're a nice girl. I think you made a mistake. >> I did. I don't want to get touched in jail, bro. >> But listen to what I'm saying. >> Can you listen? >> Yes. >> Okay. As long as you do as you're told and you don't do anything silly, it's going to be smooth. >> I'm not straight. Come right here. 4.0, bro. >> Okay. >> That's my problem. I don't know what goes on in jail. I do not want to get touched by nobody. >> Okay. Well, as long as you behave and you don't do anything runchy, we'll be all good. >> Bro, this is fantastic, bro. You made a mistake. >> I did. But the crazy part is I'm not supposed to be hanging out with her. My mother was like, "Don't do it." Cuz every time I hang out with her, cops getting [ __ ] up. >> And look what you did. And now you're going to jail. >> Yes. Exactly. >> And she's not going to jail. You know why? >> I know. Cuz she doesn't give a She's 17. >> Cuz she's 17. So she's going to get charges forwarded up and slap on the wrist essentially. >> Bro, I don't want to go to jail, bro. I mean, you probably get it expuned and be all good. >> I don't know what that means. >> So, because you will be getting a theft charge on your record, which goes with you forever. >> So, you'll have to get that expuned if you ever want like a real job. >> I can't have that on my record. My record is perfect. >> Yeah. Until today. >> But I can get that removed. >> You can get it expuned, which means like nobody will ever be able to see it. But you'll have to if you ever get like a government job or anything. >> Can I be a nurse? >> Yeah, you can be a nurse. I mean, you're only 18. I mean, you made a silly mistake at the age of 18, which happens. But >> I know, but I'm literally going to college after this. >> Yeah, you have to tell them about this. >> I have to tell my college. >> Yeah. Or else they'll revoke your application. Where you What did you apply to? >> I want to apply to UCF to become a pediatric nurse. >> Did you already apply? I was going to >> Well, on your application, it's going to ask if you ever been arrested or charged or convicted of any crime, and you're going to have to disclose that cuz if you lie and they do a background investigation, then you'll be disqualified from any application. >> Wait, I have a question. Are they going to make me take my clothes off? >> Um, I don't think so. I mean, you don't have any on you, right? They don't usually strip search unless it's certain exploited deal or >> I really don't like I swear. >> Uh, good evening, Deputy Lip Tac. >> Hello, ma'am. She's >> a female officer had arrived at the scene to search the suspect. However, that led to an unlikely reunion. >> She said she has some candy or something tucked in her. >> I know you. >> Do you know me? Probably. I grew up here. >> I know you cuz I remember last year I had a boyfriend and this old man smacked him and we called the cops and I liked your tattoo. >> Okay. Well, nice to see you again. Well, obviously not in these circumstances. Um, but I'm going to ask you before I search obviously. Do you have anything hidden anywhere for >> I got you one >> just right there. Okay. Because I'm just going to let you know once you take it if it goes into the jail becomes a felony. >> Okay. I know. I want you to take it. >> I appreciate it. >> And then I might have my rings in here. You might want to check. >> I'm going to go through all your pockets. All right. >> Wait. Are you going to throw away my rings? >> Am I going to throw them away? >> Okay. >> I didn't my car. >> No, that's mine for sure. That's not from Target. >> I swear to God. I You can see the pictures on my phone. I swear to God. >> You just do your favorite faces. There you go. Sorry. No, you're good. >> Okay. Do you have a bra on? >> Uh, you could check. It's It's a a bikini, so you could really just put my shirt up. It's a bikini. I swear. >> You have a bikini on? >> Yeah. >> Nothing hidden in any female spots. >> Mm- good. >> Yeah. >> Please. [laughter] I shouldn't want to talk to the female. She's the only girl here. >> I want to talk to you. I want to talk to you. They won't let me talk to you. He wouldn't let me talk to you. He was being rude. I just want to talk to a female. They need to let me out of this car. >> She was caught uh stealing some items, jewelry, and snacks and such. She's at the Target here on 100 in Palm Coast. Are you able to come get her? >> Uh yes. We're on our way. >> All right, let's go. Let's go. I'm going to grab my >> Go or I escort you. >> Oh, well, can you grab it then? Oh, you can. Oh, >> resist, please. >> All right. Don't grab me like that. >> Keep walking. >> Don't do that, please. Because that hurt >> and I'm being calm, but that hurt. >> Yeah. Well, now now we're going to hold on to you because you wanted to fight in there. >> Who wanted to fight? Let go of me, bro. I'm not even resisting. >> I'm not going to let go of you now. >> I'm not even resisting, bro. >> Can you please let go of me? That's I'm not even resisting, bro. Stop. >> Let go of me. Give me my phone. Y'all >> get your phone when your mom comes. >> And I'm not going in no damn car. I can sit out here and wait for my mother. >> Sit in a car. >> Get off of me. I'll put some cuffs on. Get off of my arm. >> Here. Get over here. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off of my arm. Bro, >> no. Bro, chill. Cuz why are they like so hard? >> Can you put these on me? Because on search you chill. What the I just asked you for. She's 18. Are you stupid? >> Guys, quit it. >> She's 18. Stupid. Don't bring that on me. >> You're not even under arrest. >> I'm not under arrest. Stop grabbing me like that. >> You going to put her just in the car for a little bit? >> I'm not going to tell her. >> You don't have to be grabbing like that. I will gladly. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? Nothing in my pocket. I'll just stand I'll just chill on my bed like this. I don't want to stay in the car. >> After both suspects had been searched, an unexpected visitor arrived at the scene to see Adriana. >> Who are you to her? >> Her boyfriend. >> What's your name? >> You want to talk to you? Good. Your mama know. My bad. >> Okay. Um, tell my mom I have money. >> We got money. We getting you out. We getting you out. You getting the ball. We staying up all night for you. >> Okay. I'm going to pay you back. >> No, you're good. Don't worry about that. Just breathe and don't do don't do what Lily was doing fighting with the cop. >> I don't fight with the cop. >> Exactly. Be respectful being nice. >> I can't breathe in here. >> Trying to put the top. I feel like accomplishment cuz you pulled me over when I was little. I have my license. >> Look at me. >> You f I was like I was little. >> I gave you a ticket. >> Nah, you let me go because I was running late to school. >> I was like a nice guy. >> No, you came that morning. >> You? >> Yeah. That's why that's why I came to say so. >> Good. >> How much that lessons learned, right? We got to figure out we got >> You need to tell her to watch who she hang out with. Now she's going to jail. >> Told you. Look. Look. Lily. Lily. Lama picking her up. You're not >> I know. I know. I should have listened. I know. I'm sorry. >> You're good. Hey, look. Look. Don't beat yourself over. >> Don't beat yourself up over be respectful. Do what you got to do. You're not >> Did the other cop give y'all a num numbers >> for what? >> Cuz she gets to call somebody. >> Yes, I'm going to call somebody. >> All right. You get to call somebody. You know my number by her, right? >> No, I don't. >> We have Listen, relax. We got your cell phone. As long as you behave, you can go. They'll let you go through it to get photos. >> You call me your mother. >> And if they give you a bond, you tell me and Mari and me and Mar go pick you up. We got your car situated and everything. If they give us >> I had to go to school. I graduated. I graduated and stuff. >> If you get a if you get if you get a felony, you can't go back to progress, please. >> You know how much >> the bond? I don't know off the top of my head. >> No, I mean like how much she >> What did she get in? What's the word that she going in for? >> Oh, uh, she got a felony. Yeah, >> I got a felony and I thought it was a misdemeanor. >> Yeah, you got two charges. >> I got two charges. >> How did she get two charges? >> Cuz literally she >> Cuz she's 17 and she's 18. >> So she took a charge. >> No. So when you're if you're an adult and you're accompanied by a minor and you're allowing them to contribute crimes with you, you're contributing to the delinquency of the minor. That's a felony. >> She can't take a class and get that off of the record. >> I mean probably can, but not today. >> Just be respectful. We got you. >> Long run. She might get a court diversion, but not right now. >> All right, y'all. Oh, we got to wrap it up. >> All right. I love you. >> Call my number if anything. Be nice and respectful. >> Minutes later, Lily's parents arrived and it was clear as day from their subsequent interaction that the parents had no control over their delinquent daughter. >> They wanted to press charges on on both females. Um, so we'll forward charges and she'll get something in the mail. >> Okay. >> And the other one is over 18. So, >> got she's going to be going to jail. >> She's going to jail. >> Yes. >> Who's the other one? Is that Adriana? She getting his phone number. >> He got your ID. You want to? And after [clears throat] you do that, you can take her out of coast. But just for your She has given us a little bit of lip and she has We could We could arrest her for resisting. Really? >> Can you be quiet, please? Just be quiet. >> This is the most commonest time. >> Now is the time to be quiet. >> I am being quiet. >> No, that's not quiet. Be quiet, please. So, if we if we were wanted to, we would have enough to charge her with obstruction, but >> we have her slap on the wrist today. Hopefully, as parents, you guys do what you guys do and we'll be all good. I understand she could have been arrested today for resisting and petty theft. All right. Can you be quiet, please? >> So, uh, after we get phone number, we'll take her out of handcuffs and she'll be all >> 508. Do >> you have any questions, sir? >> Not at all. Appreciate you guys. Thank you. >> Hey, Johnny. You like music? >> Yeah. >> What kind of music you like? >> Um, I like Honcho, Tuzy, Broadway. >> You like who? >> You don't know Honcho? >> Honcho. >> Honcho, Toozie, Broadway. I like um Dane Aro, whatever. However you spell it. You like Drake? >> I like Drake a little bit. I like Party Next Door. >> You like country? >> Yeah, I like Zack Bryan. I like Noah. I like a lot of music. I like that's what calms me down. Music. So, I listen to it. No. >> What the >> Oh, yeah. What about this? >> I know this one. >> You know this one? >> Yes. >> You got lucky, man. They changed the the charge into misdemeanor now. >> Um I don't know what that means. >> Better for Yeah. You got you got luck of the draw. You play some poker tonight. >> You're still getting charged with two crimes, but one of them is one of that used to be a felony is no longer. >> Oh, okay. >> In the end, Adriana was charged with retail theft and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. If you thought Adriana was pretty good at playing the victim, then you should meet this Indian teenager who gave a Bollywood level performance after she was caught shoplifting. >> Turn around for me. >> Why? >> Turn around. Turn around. >> But I forgot to pay. I told you. Sir, please. >> I don't have an option right now. Okay, let me put you in handcuffs and I'll further discuss this. On July the 17th, 2025, officers received a call reporting a woman who allegedly tried to steal an entire cart's worth of products. Upon arriving at the scene, the officers began their investigation. And what was supposed to be an easy case turned into a complicated saga. >> No, he can't come in here. >> Please. >> He cannot. You're an adult. He can't He cannot come in here. >> I would say, but I want my husband. Please. >> So, what side did you did you park on? That side or the other. >> Okay. But where did you park near? >> I want my husband, please. >> How did you get here? >> My car. >> You drove here? You came here with your husband? >> Oh, yeah. He's outside. >> Did you come here with him or you drove separately? >> Separately. >> Okay. Yeah. Put everything in there. Okay. >> My phone. >> Huh? >> Phone. >> Yeah. We're going to leave it in here for right now. Uh turn around and uh replace the handcuffs. Okay. Turn around for me. >> Why? >> Turn around. Turn around. But I'm forgot I pay. I told you. >> Okay, we'll talk about it. Turn around. >> No, sir. I told you I'm forgot. Sorry. But I pay >> I pay for I'm sorry. >> Okay, we'll just We'll >> Please just one forgive me. Please, sir. Please >> turn around. >> Please, sir. >> Turn around. >> No, sir. Please, >> sir. Please. >> I don't have an option right now. Okay, let me put you in handcuffs and I'll further discuss this. >> No, sir. Please. >> Okay, I won't have an option. >> Sorry, sir. I pay for you. I'm sorry. I'm forgot. Sorry, sir. Please >> turn around. >> Sorry, sir. >> We don't want to do this. Come on. [laughter] >> Okay. >> You're going to be placed in the handcuffs. Okay. >> Sorry, sir. Please. Sorry, sir. >> Sorry. Please. >> This isn't going to go anywhere. You could keep saying sorry, but it's not going to change it. >> It's going over with. Okay. You have to turn around. >> Sorry, please. No. No. Sorry. Please. >> You have to turn around. >> No. Sorry. Please. Please. Please. >> You have to turn around. >> No. Please. >> You have to turn around. >> No. >> You don't [laughter] You don't want >> You don't want to make this worse. Turn around. >> No. Sorry. Please. No. [crying] >> Okay. Sit down. >> Have a seat. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. Okay. Sit down. Listen to me. You are going to be placed in handcuffs. I don't have an option, sir. >> You understand that? >> I'm never coming here, sir. >> It's [laughter] We're kind of We're past that point right now. Okay. I have to put you in handcuff. No, sir. >> Okay. >> So, we stop. >> Stop. >> Please. Please. Please, sir. >> It doesn't matter. >> Please, sir. [laughter] Please. >> Okay. Do you want this to go? Do you want this to go faster or are we just going to make this go a lot longer? >> You want this to go fast? >> You want to get this over with and everything? Okay, we have a process that we have to go through. Okay. >> The woman was begging like her life depended on it. However, no amount of begging could have saved her from paying for her crime. >> You're going to be arrested. >> No, sir. No. No, sir. >> It's not going to change. It's not going to change. >> No, sir. Please. No. No. No. Can you talk my husband? >> I can't. I can't. Your husband has nothing to do with this. Okay. You're you're you're an adult. Okay. Your husband has absolutely nothing to do with this. >> No. No, sir. Please. No. Risk me, sir. Please. No. No. Please, sir. Please don't. Please, sir. >> It's not going to work. Okay. There's nothing I can do. >> No, sir. Sorry. Please. Please, sir. >> Okay. Well, we could get this over with or we could just keep doing this all day. What would you rather do? >> No, no, no, no, sir. Not my I something here. But not. Sorry. I forgot my husband. I talked to my husband. Sorry, sir. >> Okay. Well, it's too late. >> Okay. It's too late. I don't >> I pay for all stuff, please, sir. >> Okay. It's too late. It's too late. >> No, sir. Sorry. Please. >> It's too late. >> No, sir. Please >> stand up. >> Please. No. >> Turn around. >> No, sir. No. No. No. Sorry, sir. Sorry. Please, sir. Please. >> It's not going to change. Okay. Turn around. Put >> Okay. Well, I have another officer coming here, so we'll just wait for her. Okay. I'm sorry. [laughter] >> Can you talk to my husband? >> No, your husband has nothing to do with you. Your husband, man. Sit. >> Sir, please >> sit down. >> No, sir. Try to understand, sir. Please, >> sir. >> Sir, please. I talked to my husband that sir. And he's coming. That's why. Sir, please leave. Please go and buy for all stuff is no. And he's coming here. See, he's on the way. And he's coming here. Sir, please. Can you talk to her, please? Sir, sir, please. >> Can you come to the station, please? >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> She's going to go. >> Yeah. Don't worry. >> Don't worry. >> Sir, please. You see camera? I'm not inside my pocket. Nothing else. >> Oh man. >> What? >> An electric is my out. >> Sir, it's my house for stuff. Nothing else. >> Sir, please. >> Oh, it came from your service. We got [laughter] to understand please sir just to talk to my husband sir he's no small al sir please can I talk to her >> no >> sir Please down [music] doors open. >> Sir, please understand sir. >> Sir, please. >> Just forward my That's why I don't want anything. Sir, please. >> At this point, the suspect was sounding like a broken record. The officers had exercised a great deal of patience dealing with the woman. However, that was all about to change. >> All right. Uh, she's placed in custody. >> She had about it. Good. >> Okay. Well, there's nothing I could do about it. Okay. I just had to search you. Please. No ma'am. No ma'am. Please. No ma'am. No ma'am. Please. Please. Ma'am. >> No ma'am. Please. >> No ma'am. No. No ma'am. Please. >> 5109. >> You have to cooperate with us. Okay. You have to make this easier. >> Okay. >> It looks better. >> Like I said, >> it's better if you cooperate. It is everything's recorded. So if you cooperate with us, it might better for you. Okay. So standard [laughter] sporting. >> By the way, you're going. So you have to cooperate with us. >> No, you cannot talk to your husband. >> Right now you're not able to go. Okay, stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> You're going to have to get up. >> You have to get up. You have to get up. >> Either way, you're going. >> You have to get up. >> You have to get up. >> All right. Come on. Get up. >> You have to get up. You call her to go to the police station. >> You're going to be released from the police station. >> Okay. >> How long? >> A couple hours. >> Why? And then >> and then you're released and then that's it. So the faster we do this, the faster you get out. >> With my husband. >> What do you mean with your husband? >> My husband. I want my husband. >> You can't talk to your husband. You're under you to the police department. Do some paperwork and then you get released from the from the police department and that's it. So, the faster we do this, the faster you can get out. >> You need to talk to your husband. Nothing's going to change station. Okay. So, that's Okay. Thank you. All right. Can you turn around? >> Can I do >> No, you cannot talk to him. >> Okay. >> In the end, she was charged with felony retail theft. Up next, we have Catherine, a dumb 19-year-old Karen who tried to get in a fight with law enforcement after she was caught driving a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. >> Have you had anything drink today, be honest? >> Yes. >> How much? Just a little. >> You guys just messed up everything for everyone. >> Catherine, we're not the ones that made you do anything that you did tonight. All right, you made those decisions. On November the 14th, 2025, an officer on patrol noticed a car parked in the middle of an intersection and went over to investigate. Within a few minutes of speaking to the driver, the officer realized that it was only the beginning of a long encounter with a spoiled teenager who clearly had no respect for the law. Um, >> hello. >> What are you doing? >> I'm just driving. Why? You're literally parked in the middle of the intersection. >> Um >> because you pulled me over. >> I didn't pull you over. You were sitting there. >> Um do you need my license? >> Can I see your license, registration, insurance, please? >> This is it. [snorts] >> What's this? >> My license registration. >> This is not your license. >> Um I have my license right here. Hold up. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> Uh, why did I get why did I get pulled over? >> Do you have your license? >> Um, is it in your bag maybe? >> Um, it might be my bag. Yes. >> Why didn't I get pulled over? >> Cuz you were stopped in the middle of the intersection. Oh, there it is. It fell. [snorts] >> How old are you? >> 19. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. [snorts] >> Okay. Cuz it smells like alcohol. You have slurred speech. You can't even get me your license. You're stopped in the middle of the intersection. >> Just look at my my uh ID. I'm fine. >> I don't think you're fine. >> Can you please? >> No. [snorts] >> So, here's Give me a second. I need your registration first, though. >> Uh can you please just get my registration? Can you can you give me your registration? >> Um, >> yeah. I thought I did give you my registration. >> No, none of this is This is >> I thought you gave you I gave you everything. This is everything. >> Huh? >> Okay, just hang out for a second. All right. >> Can you please spare me, please? I'm sorry. >> Spare you what? >> Can you just spare me for the night, please? >> What do you mean? >> I've been going through it. Can you just please [snorts] >> give me Give me a second. >> Okay. >> No, stay right there, man. In fact, uh, do you have the keys to your car? >> Uh, yeah. >> Can I see them real quick? >> Yeah. Sorry. Uber. >> One second. It's fine. Just make sure the vehicle stays off for me. Okay. >> Is it okay if I leave? I can you just pass me off, please? >> No, you're going to have to stay here for a little while. You need to make sure that the vehicle stays off. Okay. >> Okay. For a while, can I go? >> Uh, we'll see. The officer had to pause his investigation to help an oncoming vehicle navigate the blocked intersection. Once that was over, the officer returned to figure out exactly what was going on with the 19-year-old. >> I don't mean to beg for your permission, but I really have so much luck in my right now. Give me a chance. >> 25 tom 386139. We're going to we're going to have to talk to you a little bit more, okay? So, I need you to just hang tight. All right. >> Can you please give me a chance? >> So, right now, we got to figure out what's going on. Okay. >> Okay. >> How old are you? >> Uh 19. You're 19, right? >> Mhm. >> Do you see the problem? >> I do see a problem. >> There's a couple problems, right? One, you're too young to drink. >> Two, you're drinking and driving. Okay. >> Can you please give me a chance? >> There's certain things that we can't use discretion on. All right. But we're going to see what's going on right now. Okay. I need you just hang tight inside the vehicle. All right. Stay right here for me. individuals. >> Yeah. Just make sure you count all that from 42. Come back here real quick. The thing that sucks about this dude is JPL is not going to take her. >> She's 19. >> She's an adult. >> Oh, she is? >> Yeah. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I got all messed up, dude. I was like, she's under 21. She's a >> She has to go do that. I was good to see. >> Oh, she'll go to Jojo. >> Yeah. >> Oh, you're good. Yeah. >> She's going to 46 vehicle. freaking ran over the like the the base of the mailbox right there. >> Hey, can you please stay in the car? >> Sorry. >> We'll look for that later. You need to get back in the car. Just hang out. >> Have you had anything [snorts] to drink today, to be honest? >> Yes. >> How much? >> Just a little. >> Okay. I'm going to have her step out and wait over here, dude. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Catherine, can you step out of the car, please? >> Huh? >> Can you step out of the car? >> Yeah. >> Can you do a favor? Hang up the phone. >> Oh, we're going to stand over here on my partner's car and just sit on his bumper. Okay. Right here on the front. On the front of the car. On the front of the car. Stay out of the roadway, please. On the front of the car. >> Just lean up against your car. On the bump. On the on the trunk. On the trunk. Catherine. Catherine. On the trunk. You just lean right there. You're going to fall over. >> Even though Catherine had already admitted it, it didn't take a genius to realize that the teenager was well under the influence. However, the officers still had to complete their investigation before making an arrest. >> Catherine. So, here's the deal, right? >> Huh? I'm going to be perfectly honest with you. I need you to stay off the phone for a little bit until we're done with our investigation. Okay? So, we're not done. I know you're not dumb. That's why you're asking us for a break. You are showing signs consistent with being under the influence of alcohol at the moment and you were driving a vehicle. So, that's driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Okay. >> Mhm. We have a DWI unit assigned specifically to that task with the Burnley County Sheriff's Office coming to do a little investigation on you. Okay. He's a professional at his job. He's able to tell very, very well whether you're going to be too inebriated or under the influence of something to operate a motor vehicle. Okay? By definition of state statute. All right? He's going to be the one that's going to make that choice. We've seen what we've seen. So, he's going to come. He's going to talk to you. He's a nice guy. All right? as long as you listen to him. He's going to ask you to perform some tests. He's going to read you some things about uh the like New Mexico implied consent laws and stuff like that. All that good stuff. >> What does that mean? >> Well, he'll explain it to you, but basically it just means like if us as cops suspect someone is being under the influence, we ask them for like breath samples and stuff like that. But that's all like a part of his investigation, okay? He's going to start everything from the beginning. He's going to come talk to you. He'll introduce himself and all that. So, we just need you to stay off the phone for a little bit. He's on his way. Like I said, he's super super good at his job. So, if uh anyone is going to be able to make that decision for uh a lot better than we can, it's going to be him because of his experience alone. Okay. >> Why did you do this? >> Why did we pull you over, Catherine? You were stopped in the middle of course. Like just in the middle of it, like just chilling. That's not typ that's not typically something people do is is park in the middle of the intersection with no lights on. Like you could have been hit. You could have caused an accident. Captain, I'm glad that didn't happen, but that's why I pulled you over. You were driving with no lights on and you were parked in the middle of Corors at Bridge. >> Okay, whatever. >> Okay. >> Can you please leave me the alone? >> No, we're not leaving. >> I know you're not going to leave, but can you at least just stop talking to me? You asked me when I pulled you over. >> Okay. Thank you. >> We can stop talking to you. You need to stay off your phone though. Okay. >> No. >> Catherine, you need to stay off your phone cuz we don't want more people showing up to the scene. >> No, I'm talking to my dad. >> Okay. And I don't want your dad or your mom to show up on our traffic stop right now. Okay. You can call them a little bit later. >> I need to get this. >> If you really need to, we can arrange for that here in a second. You need to wait till now. Where are you going to pee? >> I need to pee. >> I cannot let you publicly urinate. That's also >> I need to pee. So, how the is this going to work? >> We'll figure that out. >> Catherine thought giving the officers the silent treatment would get her out of the mess. She was a spoiled princess for sure. And she wasn't hesitating to let the cops know. >> You guys just mess up everything. You know that. >> You know that, right? You guys just mess up everything for everyone. >> Catherine, we're not the ones that made you do anything that you did tonight. All right. You made those decisions. >> I don't give a any just admit it. You guys suck. >> We're just doing our job. >> I don't give a You guys suck. Can I go home in peace with my parents? >> Not right now. >> Get arrested later on. Can I >> pee? >> Can I get arrested and get like >> can I go my get arrested like badly? What do you >> I'm asking can I not go to like prison? >> So you don't go to prison depending on how the investigation goes. There's two things that can happen. All right. You can be released from the scene. Um which based off what I've seen tonight, I really don't think that's going to be the case. But I'm I've been wrong before. You know, I never know. Um >> we're still No, I'm just saying I'm telling you. I'm so sorry that I'm a human. >> No, the I'm telling you what's going to happen. >> You I've been to jail FOUR TIMES. SO YOU >> all right? >> If anything, I get you right now. >> Okay, let's not talk like that. You're going to go on cops. >> I'm not I'm not >> What have you been to jail for, Catherine? Let's Let's >> ran a police officer. You want to build it or what? No. >> No, you don't. So, I'm out here. >> I don't think you want to catch a felony charge tonight, Catherine. >> I have. So, can you off [screaming] CAN YOU LEAVE ME THE ALONE? >> NO, WE'RE NOT going to do that. >> Honestly, you because I could honestly hate you the right now, but I I don't want a felony. I don't >> Catherine, with you saying that, if you take one step towards my partner, you're going to head us. >> I'm not going to do so off. >> I'm just letting you know. >> Honestly, I'm not doing so you because I'm not that person anymore. I'm not going to hit anyone cuz I'm not that person. >> I'm going to go. >> Leave me alone. >> This work. Hey, I'm getting arrested right now. I don't know. I just I'm getting arrested right now. Just [ __ ] I know. All right, Catherine. My other partner's here to talk to you. I need you to get off the phone. Okay. >> You >> need to get off the phone. >> I don't want to get off the phone. You >> Catherine, my other partner's here to talk to you. Okay, >> Catherine. I haven't said you're being arrested yet. All right. That decision has not been made. I just need you to talk to us so we can figure out what's going on. >> I'm going to go. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you, Catherine. Goodbye. >> The officer tried to start the investigation as quickly as possible. However, Catherine was prepared to make the cop's job infinitely harder. Listen, I'm not trying to make you upset and I'm sorry. >> I'm not trying to be an >> Okay, let's take a couple deep breaths and my partner's here to talk to you. Okay. >> You're trying to get me arrested. >> I'm not trying to get you arrested, Catherine. That's not what I do. You're literally trying to get me arrested right now. >> I am not trying to get you arrested. No, ma'am. >> If my parents pick me up, can I not get arrested, please? >> Please. >> So, this is Deputy Sandaval. He's here to talk to you and then we'll figure those questions out. Okay. >> What's that? >> I'm sorry. Can you not like I'm sorry. I've been through a rough path. >> Okay. Okay. I I just want to talk to you about what's going on tonight. Okay. >> Can my parents just pick me up, please? So >> I I I've got arrested for a year. Can I not go back, please? >> But what did you get arrested for? >> Battery on a police officer. >> Okay. So you hit me. No. Okay. We're not going to do that tonight, right? Honestly, if I would hit you, I would. >> Okay. So why are you so upset, ma'am? >> Because I don't want to get arrested. >> Okay. What have you had to drink tonight? I can smell I can definitely smell some alcohol coming from you. What do you >> That was some vodka, but that's it. >> How much vodka? Can my parents please pick me up? Honestly, I don't want to get arrested. [crying] Okay, >> Catherine, you're n you're 19, right? [snorts] Okay, so we're past the point of where your parents pick you up. Okay, you're an adult. Okay, so I need to know how how much vodka have you had tonight? >> Um, five sips. I don't know. >> Five sips. Like five >> five. Okay. What time did you have those at? >> I don't know. Can I please? Like I don't When did you start drinking this? Right now, please. Well, I'm sorry that we're going to we're going to have to talk about this, Catherine. Okay. >> Please don't arrest me. >> Okay. Well, I haven't made any kind of decisions. Okay. >> Please don't >> listen to me. Okay. I haven't made any decisions yet. So, I just want But I want to know what's going on. Okay. So, you took five today, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. When did you take your first shot? >> Probably 8:00. >> Tonight? >> Yes. >> Okay. And then And then you've had when was did you have your last? >> Probably now. >> Just now. >> Yes. >> Okay. Where did you have those at? at my friend's house. >> Your friend's house. You're right. Is it a party or something? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Please don't do this to me. >> So, what I need you to do, Catherine, I need you to stand up and face me. Okay. >> Face You're not facing me. >> How do I do that? I don't know. >> Are you having trouble standing up? >> No, I'm fine. >> Okay. Okay. Turn around and face me. There you go. All right. Let's stop away from the car. Okay. Okay. Look. Are you having are you having difficulty standing standing there? Okay. All right. Hold on. Put your feet together. Put your feet together. All the way together. There you go. Go ahead and look at me. Okay. Have you ever had a traumatic brain injury? Don't. Don't. >> No. I >> No, you haven't. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Let's put your feet back together. >> Well, it's hard for me to stand like this. >> Why is it so hard? >> Cuz I'm intoxicated, obviously. >> Okay. You You are intoxicated. That's >> Yes. If on a scale of 1 to 10, one being you're you're not intoxicated. Careful, and 10 being you're completely blackout, drunk, where would you say you're as far? >> In the middle. >> You're in the middle. You're what? What number? >> Can I call my dad? Can he pick me up? >> Okay. So, again, I remember I told you you're 19 years old. You're an adult. This is not a call a dad situation. >> Okay. >> I don't care for 19 years old to be youngest. Who can >> Let's not use that language, okay? I'm talking to you respectfully. You talk to me respectfully. >> Can I not? >> Okay. So, all right. So, what I want honestly, who cares? >> Catherine obviously didn't understand the gravity of her crimes and for some reason thought her dad could magically fix things together for me. >> Are you going to arrest me because of I'm standing? >> All right. >> Put your feet back. Okay. I tell you what, go ahead and lean right there. That's fine with me. I don't want Okay. Jeez. Look up at me. >> Just pull my dad down. Look at me. Look at me. Do you see the tip of my finger? the tip of my finger right here. Okay. With your eyes and your eyes open. >> You're just being an [ __ ] You just want me to get arrested. >> No, I'm not being an I'm trying to make see if you're safe to drive. That's what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to help you out. >> I'm trying Well, we're not going to call We're not going to call you. >> My dad to call so he he could drive for me. >> Listen, you've already been driving. You've already made that choice tonight. >> You're an adult. You know that you're >> Okay. Well, I'm not the one driving intoxicated according to your words. Well, you're being >> Okay. Well, what I'd like you to do is I'd like to you to look at my dad. >> I want to look at cuz you're being an [ __ ] and my dad. >> Okay. Would you like me to Would you like to help yourself here? >> No. You're being an [ __ ] So, why should I help myself? >> You honestly you >> Catherine, you need Catherine. >> Turn around. Hold >> on. I'm in cold. Can I turn around and cool? >> Not right now. Can I please? >> Nope. >> You You're ashore. >> You've said that a couple times now. >> Can I just call my dad if I turn around, please? >> Nope. >> Why? Because I'm being aggressive. >> I offered you an opportunity to show me that you can give me opportunity. If I call If I call my dad, can you please >> please? Please. >> Thank you. >> We're We're past that point. Catherine, >> let's walk over here. Please, >> we're watch. >> So, Ryan, take you into custody for DWI tonight. Okay. >> You 3051. >> I'll grab your phone for you. Do you have an ID or or anything like >> or wallet? >> You might WANT TO SAY YOU >> DO NOT KICK ME or what? >> You just picked up another charge. >> Or what? What's my >> another battery on a peace officer? Relax. >> Relax. >> Push your head in the head. >> What's good? You >> have a helmet. >> Uh, I might die. >> All right, Catherine. >> Catherine, stop. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> Catherine. >> Catherine, stop. Stop. >> Or what? >> Guys, touch my tit. Well, stop headbutting my deputies and making this difficult. >> Catherine was a spoiled brat, to say the least. The officers thought that they had seen the worst of it, but the suspect's tantrums were only beginning. >> Jesus, you stupid. Stop moving. >> Or what? >> Catherine, stop. >> Or what? >> You going to help put this leg in over here, dude? >> Yeah. She's pushing her leg. >> However, I need you guys to help her head. But >> she's not that leg. Catherine, >> STOP YOU. >> CATHERINE, you >> Catherine, put your leg in. >> Or what? >> Put your leg in. >> Or what? >> You're already going to jail. >> Put your leg in. Catherine, >> you're already going to jail. Don't make this worse for yourself. I'm being calm with you. >> N you started this. >> Calm down. >> You started this. Get your face off my >> Catherine. Put your leg in the car. >> GET THE OFF MY FACE. >> CATHERINE, PUT YOUR leg in the car. >> Get you. >> Catherine had already been arrested. However, the officer still had to perform a sobriety test on her. Though Catherine was uncooperative, law enforcement were determined to perform the test one way or another. Catherine. Catherine, we're here. Okay. I'm going to take this off. You put your head down. There you go. Okay. All right. Let's go. Let's bring your legs out. Let's Let's step out. Watch this. I'll You want me to help you? Okay, there you go. Good job. Let's walk right in here. Okay. Watch your step. There you go. All right, Catherine. Let's go to you. See this step right here on or this chair right here on the left? Right there. Go and sit there. Okay. For me. Careful. There you go. All right, Catherine. Do you mind if I move your hair so I can see your face? Okay. Or there you go. >> All right. I got to read something to you. Okay. You're not going to kick me, right? >> Okay. Thank you for calming down. I appreciate it. >> Am I going to joke? >> Let me read something to you. Okay. No, then I'll then I'll answer your questions. Okay. The heck is Let me do >> Okay, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. Okay. You are under arrest for driving under the influence of an intoxicating liquor or drug. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. Okay. >> After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity arranged for a phys um a physician, a licensed nurse or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by the law enforcement agency, the Burnley County Sheriff's Office. Do you agree to take our test? >> Can I go home? Well, so I tell you what, everything kind of gets based off of this test. So, are you going to you want to take this test? >> If I'm under a DWI, can I go home and um go under the DWI? >> Well, let me let me let me let me read something else to you. I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. If you are if you are convicted in court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. >> Do you understand? >> My hair, please. >> What's that? >> Uh, can you move my hair, please? >> Um, can you move it um a little more? >> That that's >> just not my hair. My mouth, please. >> Thank you. >> I get it. >> All right. Better. >> Yeah. >> Are you willing to take our test? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're going to do that now. Okay. After performing the breathalyzer test, the results confirmed what the cops already suspected. Catherine's alcohol levels were all over the legal limit. Only then did she begin to realize how much trouble she was in. However, it was now already too late. All right, I think we're going to be good on this one. >> Any consideration, please? >> I am taking I'm sorry for hurt you. I'm so sorry, officer. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Don't Don't even sweat it. Don't even I'm not sweating it. Don't >> put it in the charge. Please, please, please, please, please. I was in hell for a year. I I was locked up for a year. >> Were you at NDC locked up? >> I was 18, but I went to YDC. >> Oh, [laughter] >> please. I'm sorry, officer. I'm sorry if I hurt you. Please give me a chance. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, officer. You just give me a chance, please. Would you give your son a chance? Can you just give me a chance, please? I won't. >> Okay. >> I'll try to do better. I'm sorry, officer. >> Well, I I want you to do better. I'm I'm pulling for you, Catherine. >> Can you hold, please? I won't do anything. I'm just sorry, officer. >> Okay. Can you stand up? I need to check your pockets. Remember, we talked about that. Okay. Come on. Here. >> Can I get water at least? >> Yeah, we can get you some water. Okay. >> I'm sorry, officer. I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. >> Okay, go and face. Go and turn around for me. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Okay. >> Hey, is the is the bathroom working? >> Working? >> Yeah. Can we set it up for her? >> She need She needs a restroom. Hey. Hey, Catherine. We're going to set you up. We need to stop crying so we can get you to to uh [snorts] um to uh use the restroom. Okay. >> In the end, the suspect was charged with battery on a police officer, resisting arrest, and aggravated driving while under the influence. If you thought Catherine was a problem child, then meet this drunk 16-year-old suspect who allegedly pulled a a group of strangers while his girlfriend. >> Pulled out his and pointed it at me and threatened and um he started punching his girlfriend in the mouth. I'm just really scared. >> On May the 13th, 2024, officers received a distress call from a group of girls reporting an armed man with a who reportedly his girlfriend. Upon arrival, the officers questioned the eyewitnesses and were met with one of the most horrifying stories of their careers. >> Hi, my name's Maya. >> Is everything okay, guys? >> What's going on? There was a domestic and I tried helping the girl and he this the guy that we that she was with pulled out his me and pointed it at me and threatened to and um he started punching his girlfriend in the mouth. >> Which way did they go? >> They went that way. They're in a little They're in a little blue dark car and he's wearing white and gray pants. >> Did you get a plate? >> I It was AB3 something. It would >> I couldn't take a picture of it because when I tried to he he pointed >> like that like there kind of like an edgier cut >> like a bull cut. >> 902 central Hernandez and desert facing southbound. >> The car. >> No, >> it just said that it was uh he was driving by. They said it was this one. >> Okay. Does it match? What was the partial given? I what was the question on our vehicle? >> All right. Yeah, just call him out. >> Yeah, if you have >> driver, exit the vehicle with your hands up. >> Driver, exit the vehicle with your hands up. Exit the vehicle with your hands up. Get out of the car. Open it with your left hand. All right, get out. Keep your hands up. Walk towards us. Keep walking. Walk in between the cars over here. It's good to last by sir. >> Okay, you're good. Keep walking. Keep walking. >> Walk back to me. >> Who else is in the car? Man, >> is this my girlfriend and >> so too? >> Passenger, open the door. >> Officer heads up in the air. Up in the air. Walk towards me. >> What is happening here? Stay right there. with the units on desert and I have one. >> Can I ask you what's going on, sir? >> Excuse me, sir. Ask what's going on. >> Um, we'll explain in a little second, right? >> It's cuz I'm a minor stress, so I'm trying to call my brother. Please, can I call my brother? >> We'll give you We'll let you do that in a little bit. >> Sorry. It's cuz I'm I'm really scared. Please. >> You're funny. >> I'm scared. Please, I was scared. Please. I'm scared. I'm really scared. Officer scared. Hey, sir. I'm scared. Officer, please. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> No. >> I'm just scared, officer. >> It's cuz I've never been detained before. I've never been to the hospital. >> You're safe. You're no one going to hurt you. >> No, I know. I understand, sir. But please, sir. Give us a second and then I'll come explain uh what's going on. All right. Yes, >> sir. Please. >> Before the officers could start their investigation, they had to get some background information on the suspect. What they discovered added yet another layer to an already complicated case. >> I'm going to start off getting your information real quick. >> Sorry. Um you you don't think I call my brother just so you could be aware, sir? >> Uh in a little bit. >> You was mom or dad? I live in my >> You live with brothers. >> Is he an adult? >> Yes, sir. >> What's his name? >> Jacob. I'm 97. >> Jacob. What's going on around here? >> How old is he? >> 21. Is he your legal guardian? >> Who's your legal guardian? Is that your mom? Dad? >> Oh, yeah. >> Mom. >> No. >> Dad? >> No. They're Well, yeah. My mom, Vanessa, but she's in Rosa right now. >> She's in Ros. My dad. I don't know where he's at, sir. >> Okay. Your mom But uh your mom's in Roswell? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm really scared. >> And what's her uh date of birth? >> I don't know my mom's date of birth. >> Do you know her uh cell phone number? >> No, she don't got one. >> No. >> And she lives in Roswell. >> Do you know the address in Roswell? >> No, I don't. >> How do you get in touch with her? >> Um I just call her a messenger from here and there. Should you call? >> All right. Hold on. Put your legs. >> He wants to call his brother. >> Who? >> He's uh suspect. >> Uh, no. >> Okay. He's crying. He's telling me he's a juvie and he needs to call someone cuz he's scared. >> How of a juvie is he? >> 16. >> Well, you can get parents 49 or at least notify them. >> Yeah, he does. They live in uh his dad is not in the picture. His mom lives in Roswell and he can only get a hold of her through Messenger. He lives with his brother so that's why he wants to call him. But I just told him we're going to hold off on that. >> How old is brother? >> 21. >> How old is he? 17. >> 16. >> All right. We're not going to get old parents. At least notify the brother. >> Okay. Tell them where we're at in the D. We have them >> detained for any further questions. >> All right. >> Can you guys get back? >> Hey, I just want my >> Hold on. Sir, >> relax. You're You're okay. >> I'm going to call your brother here in a little bit. All right. Let him know what's going on. >> Can I step out, please? I didn't wipe [laughter] my nose, please. Sir, I'm scared. I'm just really not a bad friend. >> While the teenagers continued his crying parade, the officer called his brother to inform him of the situation. [snorts] >> Hello. >> Hello. This is officer Galleras Cus Police Department. Am I speaking with Jacob? >> Yeah. >> Hey. Uh, so I'm I'm giving you a a phone call just to your we have your brother here detained. Your brother uh Freddy. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So it's uh we he's detained pending an investigation over here. We had a [snorts] incident over here at Upaka Park. So he he just wanted me to give you a call just to update you. Um but a detective may be responding um due to the nature of the offense. Um, your brother is he he's fine. He's okay. He's just detained. Uh, but just because of the nature of the offense, detective may respond and if they do, they'll want to reach out to you. Okay. So, uh, just expect >> just expect a phone call here pretty soon. >> No, but doing what? >> Uh, right now it's still under investigation. Um, there was an incident at Alpadaka Park between him and his girlfriend. Um, but it's as much as information I can give out right now. >> Should I should I go pick him up or >> No, not right now. Like I said, we'll give you a phone call um here shortly. Okay. >> Just to update you. >> Uh, should I show up cuz he's underage? >> No. Yeah, I understand he's underage, but we don't want >> I'm a guardian, so I think I'll show up. Uh, we understand, but he he's safe and like I said, it's it's an ongoing investigation, so we don't want anyone here on scene. >> My guardianship, so I'm going have to show up anyway. >> Right. So, in the state of New Mexico, he could be questioned without an adult. Um, I I'm just giving you a courtesy call just to inform you of what's going on. Uh, but like I said, we will give you a phone call to update you here probably within the next 20 minutes. Um, like I said, a detective may be responding. Um, so they may give you a phone call. If not, I'll give you a phone call so you could come and pick them up. Okay. >> All right. >> So, uh, so it's going to be a a phone call from a block number. So, just be sure to answer. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. Bye. >> After the call, the officer returned to the suspect who can best be described as America's biggest crybaby. >> Yeah. >> Can I please step out just for a minute, please? I'm dripping sweat. >> Don't fil Please, sir. >> I'm going to open your door. Um, please sir, please. >> Okay, just hang out right there, though. Okay, sir. >> You're fine. I already called your brother. He knows. >> What did he say? What did he say? >> He just want to know what's going on. I told you're you're okay. You're just being detained right now for the investigation. >> I'm just Can I sit on the >> Hold on. Just sit right [clears throat] there. >> I can't feel her. Can I just sit right there? >> Just take a deep breath, >> please. Can I just stand right here in front of you, please? I just want air, please. I'm begging you. Just hang out right there. The door's wide open. You're getting some fresh air. Okay, >> guys. Just stand up, please. Just stand up right here. >> Please just stand up right here. Please. That's it. Just >> stay sitting down. [snorts] >> I just want to see my >> I just want to see my beautiful. >> She's fine. >> I'm scared. >> Can I stand like this, please, officer? Please >> just stay sitting down. >> It's just I really don't feel the air. >> Just pass this door that's all masked >> like this officer. Look, >> because I I I really don't want you guys talking or any of that. Okay. [laughter] >> Why just >> cuz it's an ongoing investigation. I don't want you guys exchanging words. >> I'm just really scared. >> [laughter] >> Robert, >> I just want to be safe. >> Almost >> better. >> Baby, I love you, babe. >> All right, sit down. >> Can I Can you wipe my nose on my shirt? >> No, I don't know. Please. No. Like right here on my nose. It really It's just suck. >> I'm not going to wipe your nose. I can't reach. >> Okay. Sit up. >> Okay. Just stand right here for the like this. >> Why are you scared? I'm just scared. >> All right. You can't put this to my Please. It's to my nose. It's been I was in the car. >> Please, sir. I'm just really scared. Can I please my brother? Please. >> I already [clears throat] Your brother knows everything. Okay. So, >> is he coming? >> He's not coming right now. I told him we'll tell him when he could. All right. I just want my brother to feel safe, sir. >> I I assured him you were okay. You were safe and all that. >> I'm [clears throat] not okay, though. >> You are okay. >> I just never been to this situation before. I'm scared. You understand? [snorts] >> If this was your first time to this situation, would you be >> I could I assure you though, you're safe. No one's going to hurt you or any of that. >> I don't know where to go. 11:37 central 97 at the tres okay [snorts] take a seat >> I'm sorry cuz the air was feeling really good >> while the [snorts] teen was detained the officer spoke to his girlfriend who denied being a officers weren't making much progress with the domestic charge so they decided to switch gears and get him arrested for DUI for that they required the suspect to take a sobriety test are you willing to submit to some uh some tests What? >> What does that say? >> Uh, standardized field sobriety test. >> What do you mean? Can I >> a series of test just so I can make sure you're okay to drive? >> Okay. >> Can I Can I have my brother? I'm I don't want to eat. >> I I'm not going to bring your brother here right now. >> Can I just Sorry. It's just I never been I'm just trying my brother here with me, sir. >> Yeah. I I already spoke to him. He He knows about everything. >> What are you saying? What you saying, sir? [laughter] I'm just scared. >> Okay. Are you willing to do some tests? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm going to take your hand ankles, right? Step up. >> Step over here. Face the other way. Face the other way. Face that way. >> Can I walk my chair? >> Yeah. I'm going to take off your ankles. >> Can I ask you a question? Cuz I don't know. I don't know this. It's funny. If I wasn't supposed to do it, what happens? That's the only thing I really don't know. >> I can't make you. >> But what happens if I don't? That's all I'm asking. >> I That's what I don't know, sir. Can you tell me that? I really don't know. I never been in this situation. >> You could refuse. You don't You could do them. >> What happens if I refuse, sir? >> Can you just tell me that, please? >> Sir, I don't understand. >> Yeah, it it's just I It's just a series of tests to make just to show me that you can drive. What if I don't want to do this? It's cuz I don't understand my rights. Like I understand like explain to your right. No, I know. I understand. Like so just know that you don't have to do them. Okay. I'm not making you do them. I can't if I don't. So that's that's all I'm worried about. >> Then you don't do them. >> You don't do anything to me. I'm just scared. That's it. >> Okay. Let's we're Let's walk over here to the parking lot. [clears throat] >> Please. >> All right. Um, >> sir, can you please tell me if I don't do it? Sir, >> what if I can please? It's cuz sir, I never been in this situation, sir. >> Do you not want to do them? It's up to you. Like I said, >> I just don't want to go to jail. I just want to do whatever makes you not go to jail, sir. >> Well, I I'm >> That's all [snorts] cuz I never been in a situation. That's why I want to have my brother with me >> because I don't know. No, I don't want to ask for the wrong thing. Get in trouble >> like doing this. I don't want to get in trouble. >> I already I already explained to you that you don't have to do this. >> I just What happens if I do, >> sir? I'm just That's the only thing. That's my only >> Are you willing to do the test still? >> What happens if I go to Do I go to jail? >> Well, we talk about it, but I mean that just cuz you don't do the test doesn't mean you're going to go to jail. Not based on that alone. I'm >> scared. >> Do you understand? >> Are you willing to do the tests? >> Okay. >> Moments later, the officers started the sobriety test. Midway into the investigation, the boy's brother arrived at the scene. Unsurprisingly, the teenager failed the tests woefully. With that, the officers finally had enough to carry out what they had been aching to do all night long. >> How much did you say you had to drink again tonight? >> I said I had nothing, sir. >> You didn't have nothing? Yes, sir. >> Okay. Are you for driving? >> I said I sir. >> No, I said I 100% sure. Y'all haven't asked me, sir. You understand that, right? Please, sir. >> Well, witnesses said you had. >> No, sir. Please, you please, sir. Please, please. Right now, you're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence tre. >> Please, please, sir. Please, please, please. I'm asking you please, please. I'm asking these cops are tie. Jacob, please. I'm asking you, please, sir. Just leave it, >> Jacob. They haven't asked me nothing like that. >> Let's just leave it. >> They haven't asked [laughter] me nothing like that. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> I don't want to. >> I don't want to, Jacob. Please, sir. >> Please, sir. Please. Please. Please. Can I say bye to my girlfriend? Please, sir. That's all I'm asking. Please, sir. It's cuz she honestly I don't know where she's at, >> sir. It's cuz she has all of my stuff at her. Jacob. Take a seat. Can I tell my brother, please? Your >> windows roll down so you can say what you got to say, but you got to put YOUR LEGS UP. PLEASE, [screaming] JACOB. >> OKAY. More than likely, because he is a juvenile, he's not going to be going to jail. Okay. When we're done processing all the paperwork, we're going to call you to come pick him up. >> All right. Hey, you'll be all right. Just shut the up. >> You know you're a loud brat when even your own brother wants you to shut up. Minutes later, the officers transported the teenager to their station for processing and an alcohol breath test. what it's about. >> Can you fix the entire room, please? >> Yeah. Once we I'm going to put you in there, I'm only going to put one cup, right? >> To your left. >> Hello, sir. I'm going to empty your pocket real quick. Right. Okay. I have my wallet right here, sir. All right. I'm going to put I'm going to put one handcuff on her. We're going to be charging. >> Uh, as of right now, just DWI. Okay. >> Take one home tonight. >> Yes. >> For sure. >> 100%. >> Like, [laughter] >> as soon as we're done with the paperwork, we're going to call your brother. Oh, this is my am I able to turn or I don't know if I work that thing. >> Let me see. >> Is my girlfriend okay? >> Yes. Here. How do you want your wrist? >> Just whatever loose just as long as it's hurt. >> Is my throat okay? >> Yes. She's fine. Yep. I tell you right now, you're not going to go to jail because you're a juvenile. You're going to be released to your brother when they've done all the paperwork here. Okay? So, you're not going to county. [laughter] >> Okay. >> So, you do know what this is, right? He already told you he implied consent. You did the breath test. You submit a breath test. So, I'm giving you one last opportunity if you want to do it or not. I can't force you to, but you have it right here. >> So, you do want to take it. Okay. All right. So, >> [snorts] >> um I'm going to open up a new um [laughter] new one of these. Okay. So, you see it's new. Am >> I really? You're the only one that went to jail. >> Huh? >> I'm really the only one that went to jail. >> You're the only Are you asking if you're the only one that went to jail? >> Wow. I came in here. Are there any more? >> You're the only one here. All right. Go ahead and stand up. So, what you're going to do, you're going to blow as hard as you can. Okay? Take a big breath. You're going to blow. It's going to start beeping, and that's when you stop. I'm >> going home, right? >> After this. Yes. >> I just blow. >> Yeah. Just blow as hard as you can. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. There. But am I really? >> Did they blame me? Did you think it'll be? >> So what you were being charged for has nothing to do with them. You are intoxicated. You were driving under the influence of drug alcohol. That is why you're being charged right now. Has nothing to do with all the other stuff and nobody's getting charged for any of the other stuff cuz no, the victims don't want to pursue any charges. >> [snorts] >> I just wish I had came everywhere because I said question me. >> That doesn't matter. Nothing's happening because of that. >> I understand that. But I'm I know. I understand. I'm just saying so y'all could see and realize I'm not a bad person. >> Nobody's saying you're a bad person. No charges getting filed. So that has nothing to do with anything. This is a completely separate crime because you were driving on the roadway with alcohol in your system. >> You and you alone take that responsibility. What happened with everything else and like with the vehicle? Everything. Is it all to my brother or >> we gave the vehicle back to your brother? We should have towed it because there's no insurance. It's not registered and you don't have a driver's license. >> I appreciate you. >> I showed your brother a little kindness. >> I appreciate you for that, sir. >> Okay. Against my better judgment. >> I I appreciate that. >> The boy was lucky that neither his girlfriend nor the eyewitnesses wanted to press any charges. Despite this, the teenager still claimed that he was innocent. However, no matter how hard he tried, the boy's story just was not adding up. >> Who caught the police in the first place? >> I'm not sure. But what I find odd is that the fact that they describe a pact like the one that was found in your blood box. >> Can I tell you something? Look, as long as we go to court and I and I'm able to be court like it's cuz I'm never been to this. That's how I see this court. Like where I go to so they can find out if I'm going to keep the charges or get them dropped or >> the only charges you're getting right now are the DUI. >> I know, but I understand it. But I understand I'm not going to let nobody just accuse me and stuff. Can't you like do something about that? Getting accused when you're innocent. >> No. >> No. Like there's no way there's nothing you could do >> cuz you're not getting charged with any crime. We did our invest We did our investigation and found there's nothing there. >> No, I I don't understand it, sir. I just >> They just paint the B. >> The facts and circumstances lead me to believe that you are not telling the whole truth. >> There are details that they knew that they shouldn't know. >> No, look, I I know I was telling the whole truth except y'all never asked me if I was under the influence. >> We didn't need to. We can smell it. We can see it in your action. >> I understand it. But if you ask me personally, I would have told you I I told y'all basically off what they said. I need to tell you if I answer >> I we don't need that. I can see the evidence potent the reason suspicion in your actions. Hey, I'm sorry about earlier though cuz honestly I really thought I was getting choke like honestly that I'm willing to fight all the way cuz I know you know >> uh we're going to go up this door right here and I have my wallet in there. >> You can put that in your pocket. >> That's all I have. >> Yeah. >> Is that for your I got I got to lock all the doors. >> My bad. >> I'm going to fix my shoes, too. >> Yeah. In the end, he was released to his brother and charged with DUI. I