Let's start with your name. >> What the do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. >> You got any other stuff in your bra or anything? >> I'M NOT EVEN WEARING a >> All right. Bye. STOP. >> PALACE, I hear you. [screaming] >> Palace, I hear you. You don't need to scream. Okay. >> Officers deal with all kinds of crazy behavior. But what happens when they face off with the most unhinged teens ever? >> I have the right. >> No. >> Turn around. >> This isn't right. What he did wasn't right. >> Why is it not right? You have three warrants for arresting. You're resisting. [laughter] >> This officer has arrested me several [ __ ] times. >> Hey, that's not the case. >> OBVIOUSLY, YOU DON'T KNOW [ __ ] about arresting [ __ ] >> Obviously, YOU DON'T EITHER. >> POINT YOUR FINGER at me, [ __ ] >> I'm telling you to change cuz you're making this worse. SO, STOP. YOU'RE MAKING IT WORSE. >> YOU KNOW WHAT YOU JUST DID WAS WRONG. YOU THINK THAT BADGE IS GOING TO SAVE YOU FROM? >> Here are mind-blowing moments when cops face off with the most unhinged teens ever. Starting off with the case of Lexi Rogers, a teenage mother who decided to throw a full-on tantrum of her own, facing down a squad of officers inside a hospital. >> Oh, I'm not leaving. >> Yes, you are. >> Go. >> No. STOP. STOP TOUCHING HER. [crying] >> STOP. LOOK WHAT YOU'RE DOING. I DON'T WANT TO GO. Stand by. >> My daughter. >> I want my daughter. >> The daughter's coming. My buddy's bringing her. >> On the 4th day of December 2024, just before midday, officers rolled into Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville, Illinois. After reports of a teenage mother, later identified as Lexi Rogers, who had been in the hospital for hours and refused to leave the medical premises. When they stepped inside, they met Lexi with her baby, looking super innocent. But in no time, they would be reminded once again why looks can [music] be deceiving. They've they've asked you to leave. If you want, we can bring you out in handcuffs and charge you with trespassing, leave the baby here, or you can come outside and talk to me. We can be civil. We can work this out and then we can handle it out there. Okay. >> I'm not sure. >> I just told you. >> For what reason? >> I just told you. >> Then can I get my phone? >> I will get it before we leave. Grab the bag. Get outside now. >> Yeah, I know. I'm leaving. There's no reason why I can't be here. Yeah, I know. >> Grab the bag. Let's go. Or I'm going to grab it. >> For what reason? >> I just told you they asked you to leave. You're trespassing. Grab the bag. >> You're going to cause problems for >> THERE'S NO REASON WHY I can't be here. >> I just told you. >> No, I don't want to leave. There's >> I don't care if you want to leave. That's not how this works. Grab the bag. Push the baby. >> Stop causing problems. >> Go. >> For what reason? I can't. >> I'm grabbing it and I'll push the baby. >> Don't touch the stroller. >> Why can't I BE HERE? NO. I'M NOT LEAVING. I'm not leaving. Use my phone. You I'm not leaving. STOP CAUSING PROBLEMS. NO. private property. They don't want you. Hey, you touch them, it's battery and I'm taking you out outside. I told you now I >> No, I'm not leaving. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> NO. GO. >> NO. Why [screaming] Aaron? >> No. No. Why can't I be your No, I'm not leaving then. I'm not leaving. No, I want my phone. >> Do you want to leave a handcuff? >> No, I'm not. Why can't I be here? >> I just told you. >> There's no reason. He doesn't even have a reason. >> Stop acting like this. >> I'm I don't want to leave. You're leaving. You're not going back in there. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. There's no reason why I can't be here. >> Yes, there is. >> No, there's not. >> No, there is not. >> Stay out here. If you come in there, I swear you're going out handcuffs. >> I don't care. >> You don't care? Who Who's the baby go to then? >> Don't worry about it. >> YEAH. LET ME IN. >> I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE. NO. >> WHY DON'T YOU WANT TO LEAVE? >> BECAUSE >> WHY DON'T YOU WANT I'M NOT seeing no reason. >> Why? >> Why can't I be here? >> Why do you want to stay? >> Why? Because I can't. >> No, YOU CAN'T. >> NO. I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE. >> You are leaving. >> No, I don't want to. Then go say something. I can be here if I want. >> I just talked to him and he said no. He said no. He said no. They said no. >> I don't care. >> No, I'm not leaving. >> Stop. >> I want to speak to a supervisor then. >> Okay, let's go outside and you talk to >> No, I want to stay right here. I want to stay here. >> Hey, your options right now are leave pushing your child and go home or I take in handcuffs and then mom picks up the baby. >> Can I speak to your supervisor? >> Sure. You're definitely going to be able to speak to him if you don't go outside and you call the patient. STOP SCREAMING. I KNOW. I'M OFF NOW. >> YEAH. LEXI, do you understand that if you don't leave, you will be placed under arrest for trespassing? >> Yeah, I know. I don't care. I want to stay here. There's no reason why I can't. Why can't you just ask? >> So, here's another Hey, this is a private business. If they don't want you here, you can't stay here. That's how that goes. They're asking you to leave. Let's go. >> I don't want >> I don't care what you want. You can. And you're walking outside. >> Why can't I just stay here? I'm his mom. >> I don't care what his mom says. >> Lexi, do you understand that if you get arrested, there's going to be a DCF? >> I'm not trying to call DCFS. I'm trying to walk you out. Why don't you be a grownup, push your stroller, and walk out? You're not staying here. Regardless of how much you want to stay here, you're not staying here. I I'm recording you, too. >> That's fine. >> Right here, Dorsy. Badge number 42. Take a picture if I want. >> Perfect. Yes, you can. You're also walking out. >> There's no I want to know the specific reason. >> Don't want you here. They don't need a specific reason. >> Does not want you here. >> Yeah, but it's going to be fine an hour later tell me to come back. Doesn't matter. >> You're not allowed back. >> You're not allowed here. >> Your action. >> What action. When he was sitting in the room and screaming at me and spitting on me. >> So, did you come? I was mad and raised my voice. Sorry, that's a problem. >> So then you go out again raising your voice again. So you have to leave. >> What if he says I can come back later? >> No, it doesn't matter. Why? >> Cuz now that's our decision. You will not be allowed over here. >> You're going to trespass. >> Okay, but I can come here with his mom. >> No, you cannot. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you cannot. >> Yes, I can. >> I want to talk to him before I go there. No, you can't. >> I'll leave if I can talk to him. >> No, you're not talking to him. Call him. >> Give me my phone. I want my phone. >> Call him. >> Give me my phone. >> He needs his phone before you can call. >> No, I want my phone. >> Lexi, you're not >> I don't want to leave. I don't care. You're leaving. >> I can't say one thing. Why? >> Cuz I said so. Let's go. >> I don't. You don't understand. What did I do? >> The time for you to say something to him is over. We're done. Go now. >> I don't want to. >> I don't care. Be a grown-up. Push your baby outside. >> I can't say one thing. >> No. Why? >> Because they don't want you here. You're disturbing other patients. Look how many people you have here. >> Yeah. >> So I can get the social. >> I'm We're working on it. >> Oh. I want to speak to the supervisor. Criminal tres. >> Listen, criminal trespass with the new law makes it a little bit tougher. She gets a ticket. I can't take her any minute I want to unless it's multiple offenses. I'm working on it. Thank you. With every minute ticking by, the officers were running out of patience. If Lexi had any active brain cells, she would have probably realized it was time to stop making a big deal out of nothing. >> Lexi, let's go. Push now. >> Speak to supervisor first. >> He's right here. He's outside. Let's go. >> I want to speak right now. >> I'm pushing it or you're pushing it. Those are our options. Make a decision. Am I pushing the st shoulder or you? >> I want to speak to supervisor first. No, don't touch my daughter. Then the option's BEEN MADE. ARE YOU >> PUSH THE STROLLER? >> NO, I don't want to go. >> PUSH THE STOP. STOP TOUCHING HER. [crying] >> STOP. LOOK WHAT YOU'RE DOING. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO. >> I DON'T CARE. >> I WANT [screaming] TO GO. I want to stay. There's no reason. I can't stay. >> Being a teenage mom clearly gave her some sort of false confidence. And for a moment, she convinced herself the officers had already played her toughest card. [screaming] >> Stop. You made a decision. Oh my god. DON'T TOUCH MY DAUGHTER. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP touching me. >> Stop. >> You are now under a decision. You are under arrest. >> Oh my god. >> YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> DON'T TOUCH MY DAUGHTER. >> LEXI, STOP. >> Stop touching me. >> I'm trying to double >> I'm double locking the handcuff so it doesn't tighten on your wrist. Knock it off. Relax. >> Lexi, take a deep breath. >> No. >> Take a deep breath. >> Let me just go. >> No, it's too late. >> WALK INTO THE CAR. >> NO, YOU HAD THAT CHOICE. >> NO. >> Take a deep breath, >> dude. No, I can't leave without my daughter. >> I can't leave. No. Stop touching me. I want my daughter. >> The daughter's coming. My buddy's bringing her. >> Stop touching me. Give me my daughter. You need to let go of me. No. >> Where is she? I don't see her. She's coming. >> I DON'T SEE MY DAUGHTER. I DON'T SEE HER. Give her to me. Give her to me now. Give her to me. Give her to me. Give her to me. I need >> Stop reaching. You're not reaching for anything. >> No. Give me to her now. GIVE ME MY DAUGHTER. Give her to me now. Give me my daughter now. Give her to me. Give me my daughter. I need to call my mom. >> You're calling her when we get to the station. >> Then where's my daughter going? >> She's coming with us. >> I don't even have a car seat. You have a car seat. >> Yeah, I cannot take my car. I need to call my mom. >> Calling your mom, right? >> I need to call my mom. Just let me go and I'll leave. >> No, you had that choice. I gave you that option. This is what you chose. >> Please. >> No. >> I need my daughter. >> She's coming. We'll figure it out. >> No. I need to call my mom now. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. >> I heard you all three times. >> I need to call my mom. I can call my mom if I want. >> Okay. Let's see. Have you gotten to do anything you wanted to do since I've been here? >> Can I call my mom? >> No, you can't. >> Only daughter. I need to call my mom. Don't break your >> You can't grab my daughter without leaving. I need my daughter now. I need to hold my mom. I'm not leaving until I see my daughter. >> You're leaving. >> No, I need my daughter. >> Sexy, you're leaving. >> Okay, then I pull her out in the car. I need my daughter. You can't take her. I need my daughter now. No, don't touch my phone. Stop. You can't be Just take me in the [ __ ] car. I'm already pissed off. Just take me in. >> I don't care if you're pissed off. >> Daughter, I NEED TO CALL MY MOM. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. Your daughter? >> No. I need you to call my mom. >> Well, let you call your mom. No. I need to call my mom. >> I need to call her now. But where is he going? I need to >> my mom. >> Call my mom now. I don't have anything. >> I don't care. This is what we have to do. >> I need to call my mom. >> I need to call my mom. Please. Please. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. Please. I just heard I can't. In the end, she was charged with criminal trespass to property and resisting a police officer. Unlike Lexi Roger, Dra was nothing short of a maniacal, unhinged teen who went head-to-head with officers on patrol despite having multiple arrest warrants against her. >> I'm going to have to use force on [laughter] you if you don't stop. Hey, stop resisting. Stop resisting now. >> Hey. Hey, check that out. On December the 2nd, 2024, a few minutes before midday in New Mexico, an officer on patrol from the Los Cruus Police Department spotted a teenager named Deer who' been on the run after bagging three active arrest warrants. Approaching her, he expected to take control without a hitch. But he would soon come to realize why she had three active warrants against her in the first place. >> Hey Deja, >> how you doing? >> You're doing good. >> Yeah, what's up with All right. Go to my unit over here cuz you have a warrant. You have a warrant for your arrest. >> No, I don't. >> You do? Come here, >> dude. I didn't even >> You have a warrant for your arrest for >> No. Can I go? >> I don't have a warrant. >> Yes, you do. [screaming and crying] >> I'm telling you right now. I already ran your name. >> You have [laughter] a WARRANT FOR YOUR ARREST. [screaming] >> YES, you do. I'm tagging you right now. Don't start battery. You have it for battery also. You have force damage your property. No, TAKE THIS OFF. >> TAKE THIS OFF right now. I'm going to have to use force [laughter] on you if you don't stop. I don't want to use force on you. So, take this off. >> No, you have to. >> No. >> Turn around. >> Can I give your other hand? >> Give me your other hand. >> Give me your other hand. Give me your other hand. >> I'm scared. >> I want >> Give me your other hand. >> I want to be >> Give me your other hand. >> I'm going to put you on the ground and it's going to be worse. >> You don't want to pick up another charge. >> I'm We're not going to do this with you. >> I'm not going to do this with someone. >> Stop. >> No. lay down. >> Lay down. >> Lay down. >> I was just walking. I was just walking. No. Please. Please leave me alone. Please leave me alone. >> Can you step it up? Give me your hand. >> Get away. >> Give me your hand. >> I'm going to be in between the power center and the collision. [screaming] >> You got another charge now for resisting. Hey, stop resisting. Stop resisting now. >> Pull her legs from >> Give him your arm. >> Stop resisting. GIVE HIM YOUR ARM NOW. >> GET HIM AWAY. >> I got over here. I got him over here. >> Stop resisting. Please. >> Hey. Hey, cut that out. What are you doing? Calm down. >> I'll calm down and please get him away. Please. Please. >> All right. We're going to send you up. Here's your legs. >> No. Give me a little bit. >> Hey, come on. You okay? >> Yeah. Get away from me, please. Literally just walking on the street. >> You have warrants for your arrest. >> Let's go. >> NO, NOT TOUCHING ME. >> HEY, STOP ACTING LIKE THAT AND stand up. >> Let's go, man. >> Just stand up and move. >> No. No. >> Get him. Stop bullying me. I'll walk on my own. Okay, then walk now. Get in the car. >> Can I talk to you? >> Get in the car. Can I please talk to you? >> Put your feet in the car. He's going to roll down the window and I can talk to [laughter] you. >> Sit down right here. >> Sit down right here. [laughter] >> Put your feet in the car and we're roll down the window. Okay. Just when the officers thought it would all be over, what she said next threw them for a loop and kept them on their feet. And in that moment, they knew it was going to be a long day. >> How did you get to do that? >> You have three warrants for your arrest. >> For what? >> One's for resisting and the other two are out of municipal court. >> For what? >> I just told you one is for resisting. >> Is it out of municipal? I thought it >> put your feet in the car. >> No. >> We're going to get you checked out. >> Huh? >> Put your feet in the car. We're going to get you checked out. >> No. >> Don't tell me no. You're in our custody. Get in the car. >> Yeah. I want to talk to my case. This isn't right. What he did wasn't [laughter] right. >> Why is it not red? You have three warrants for arresting. You're resisting. >> I wasn't resisting. I was just walking. >> Here. Catch your breath. But you need to put your legs in the car right now. >> Oh, I want answers. >> I just gave you answers. We stopped you because you have three warrants for your arrest. >> NO, I DON'T. I've gone to court. [gasps and laughter] >> Our dispatch literally confirmed it right now before we stopped you. >> I don't get it. >> You just I don't get it. CAN YOU LEAVE MY BAG ALONE? >> I don't get to call my case or anything. I don't get to go to >> We'll give you a call, but you got to cooperate right now. You're still not cooperating. >> I am cooperating. >> No. Then put your feet in the car. >> I'm kidding. I don't feel safe with him. [laughter] [gasps] >> This officer has me several [ __ ] times. >> Okay, that's not the case right now. Right now, you have warrants for your arrest. >> I've gone to court. >> Put your feet in the car. >> No. >> Stop telling me no. And put your feet in the car. >> Sir, I want to be the officer. [laughter] I don't feel safe. Can I have a female officer? >> Why do you want a female officer? >> Cuz I don't feel safe with all of y'all. [laughter] It's not right. It's literally just walking. [laughter] Didn't do anything wrong. [gasps] Can I talk to you please? [laughter] >> Municipal. What? What charges are they? >> The one of the warrants is for resisting. >> Resisting what? Resisting what? >> Miss Deja, I don't have the warrants right here to read it off of you. That's where our dispatch told us over the radio. But you have three in total. Three warrants >> for what? >> I just told you. You're not listening. >> I am. >> Okay, then. I just told you what one of them is for, but I don't have any of them. >> My face bleeding. [panting] My for right [laughter] do anything. I don't care. Can I update my officer, please? [laughter] Can I have a [laughter] female officer on seat, please? By law, you have to call a female officer. >> Can I have one teleporting? >> I don't do anything. Y'all just over the It's not right. >> Dra was so delusional. For reasons best known to her, she thought she could cry her way out of the mess that she had made. But she still had a chance to make things a little less complicated for herself. if she were a little smarter than she was at the moment. >> I can't walk anymore. Is that what it is? Like, what is it? I don't get it. It's literally just [ __ ] walking. >> No, it's not even like that. I just told you before we made contact with you. We got information from our dispatch that you have three warrants for your arrest. >> For what? You haven't EVEN TOLD ME FOR WHY. >> I TOLD YOU FOR ONE. I DON'T KNOW. FOR all three, >> you're not listening. >> Hey, stop yelling at me. You're going TO MAKE THIS SITUATION WORSE. >> GO CUT IT OUT, >> DUDE. DON'T CHARGE SOMETHING when you don't know. Can't even tell me what THE WARRANTS ARE FOR. YOU mean what? One is for. >> No, you didn't. >> But you're NOT LISTENING. >> RESISTING WHAT? WHAT DID I RESIST? >> WHAT DID I RESIST? >> Resisting what? >> Resisting trespassing. And uh >> TRESPASSING WAY. I TRESPASS NOWHERE. I WAS WALKING ON THE SIDEWALK. >> ALPHA LUNA. >> Where you were staying? you were saying when they evicted you >> and then what's the third one for? >> We don't have the hard copies to read it read it to you right now. We're going to get the hard copies in a little bit. That's how the arrest warrants work. >> Obviously, you don't know about arresting. >> Obviously, YOU DON'T EITHER. >> YEAH. DON'T POINT YOUR FINGER AT ME. >> I'm telling you to change attitude cuz you're making THIS WORSE. SO, STOP. >> YOU'RE MAKING IT WORSE. >> You know YOU ARE. YOU KNOW YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT POSITION. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. >> NO. >> YEAH. I'm not going to argue with you. >> You know you're in the wrong. >> You know what you JUST DID WAS WRONG. YOU THINK THAT BADGE IS GOING TO SAVE YOU from >> your back. >> Can I talk to you, please? >> No, I was on my back. >> Is my face bleeding? >> So, Deja, I will talk to you as long as you don't yell at me. If you yell at me, we're not going to go down that route. All right. So, look, I need to take some pictures. Can we talk and take pictures at the same time? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand up for me. All right, Deja. >> So, [laughter] is my face bleeding? >> I don't see no blood coming off of you. You're sweaty. Maybe that's what's giving you the impression. So, can you do me a favor? Will you face caliber? [panting] And now, will you face the unit for me, please? >> And then now face the door just so I can get the other side. All right. Will you face me? I'm going to take photos of uh everything. All right. >> Was your knee torn prior to this? >> No. >> No. Okay. Do me a favor. Just don't yell cuz I don't want to get spit on me. All right. Get it. Get it. >> Let me see your elbow. It looked like you had a little bit of a scar. You want to turn around for me just so I can I keep my chin. [laughter] >> All right, Deja. So, what did you want to talk to me about? >> I don't understand why the [ __ ] I'm being arrested. I don't understand why they just threw me to the floor, scratched my face. >> So, Deja, I I wasn't here for the exchange. I don't know what happened, but this officer tried to check out with you because you had a warrant. >> Then why weren't the lights on when he tried to vlog up to me? I have issues with cause. Why you're gonna walk up to somebody like that? >> I I don't know, Deja. I can't speak for him. I wasn't here. You know what I mean? >> Can I call? >> Do you have a phone number for them? Do you know about her? >> Look up CFD LC 2805. CFD and it's Lupe Diaz. >> Lupe Diaz. Okay. I I will uh And what specifically do you want me to tell her? >> Just that this is a situation and is I don't I shouldn't be going in. Yeah. Okay. I can I can definitely try to make contact with her for you. Lupe >> Diaz. Okay. Um >> I ask her where she can meet me at the hospital. >> Meet you at the hospital. Okay. >> You said CFD. Is it the CFD up here or is it Yeah, it's the one up here on Road Runner. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me see what I can do. All right. Let's see. >> I don't get it. This isn't right. What they just did wasn't good. [laughter] [crying] Crying was not the only thing in her arsenal and she would soon come to show the officers how much of a manipulator she could be. >> They go to the hospital. >> What's your uh reasoning? Like what's the complaint? >> My knee's hurting. My head hurts. My vision's going in and out. >> There's a few ones available. >> [snorts] [groaning] >> 0031's available. Huh? >> What's hurting today, John? >> My head. >> Your hand. >> So, we have ambulance and fire coming to do an initial check out of you and then we'll we'll see what they determine. Okay. >> Laser, can you do me a favor? Will you roll up her pant leg just so we can photograph her pant leg? >> No, he's not going to touch me. >> Are you okay with what the other officer? >> I'm fine with that. >> Okay. >> All right, Deja. So, I'll get a fireman to roll up your pant leg just so it man. So, this is Deja. Uh, it was a use of force. She's complaining to injury to her knee, your head, and loss of vision. Right, Deja? >> If it was going in out, it would have black. every once in a while. >> Just try catch your breath a little bit. >> With more officers arriving, the scene grew tense. She suddenly came up with another claim loud enough that the officers could not just ignore it. >> Hey Deja, >> I'm Joy. I heard you wanted to talk to an email officer. What's going on with you? >> One of like I remember what was caught, but when he was trying to get me in close, he looked in my shirt. >> Okay. >> I just didn't feel safe at the time. Okay, >> they've had this officer us. >> So, wait, you've had an officer. >> Was it a police officer? >> The one that rolled up one of the first one that rolled up the first one on C. Yeah. >> And what do you like? What do you mean? >> Like she grabbed me before this time he lifted my shirt. I'm not wearing a bra, so it's just made me uncomfortable. Like >> okay, okay. And as far as lifting your shirt, did he touch you? Did he >> Okay. [laughter] Okay. Is that officer here right now? >> Not that I could see. No. >> Okay. But was it today? It was today. >> He grabbed my He grabbed my breast when he was trying to get me into cups. >> Okay. Okay. Were you fighting while you were trying to get into? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you Did you run? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Now, do you realize that like if you're fighting like the process of fighting like >> doesn't mean you have to >> No, I I agree with you. I agree with you. Okay. But I'm just I'm making sure here. Okay. So, >> I asked for another officer on scene before just even before I ran like >> Okay. At that point, I didn't feel like I had any other [laughter] option. >> Okay. So, take me back. This happened today. So, the officer came and the officer was questioning you. >> Didn't even question me to start. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. So again, take me back like when did it first happen? >> When he first got here, >> okay, it was the What did the officer look like? >> Beard, I think older. I think like grayish hair. >> Okay. >> Okay. And so what happens after that then? And then he told me when he walked up to me initially, I tried I kind of backed up. I asked him why he was here, what he wanted, and he was he just continued to walk towards me. Um, and then even before he had said anything at all, he grabbed my arm and that's when I kind of pulled away. >> Okay. Okay. And now my >> Why is he going through my purse? So my questions are in reference to >> why is he going through my purse? >> So right now you're under arrest. >> Yeah, but shouldn't things be gone through when I get to the detention center? >> Yeah, they've got to inventory it. >> But here's the thing. My questions are in reference to you saying that you're >> and so my questions are specific to you and how you cuz we're going to take that seriously. Does that make sense? >> Okay. So, it sounds to me like you're here. The officer then goes to grab you is what you're telling me? >> Yeah. >> And is that the officer that you? >> Yes. >> Okay. And and it's in the process of you pulling away. >> It was that one that just walked to the right. >> Okay. Okay. So, the one that was in the front of the car? >> Yeah, I guess. Yeah. >> The one that you said just walked to the right. So, he was >> No, he walked through these two vents. This one. >> This one right here. >> Oh, >> this one right here that just walked by. Or this one over here. >> So, here's the thing. We do take this very seriously. And so, what I can do is I can file a complaint for you where we will remove you. >> I want charges. >> Okay. And the obviously like I would need to like collect more information in order to file like those charges. What I can tell you is that if a struggle is occurring where we're trying to get you into custody that yes, unfortunately our hands may try to grab in different places, especially if your arms are underneath you. >> It was intentional. I could tell it was intentional. >> Okay. Well, I grabbed my whole poop. >> Okay. Okay. >> You can tell it was intentional. >> Okay. Well, we can go back and review the videos. Does that make sense? >> Okay. Okay. Um, with that said, we will take it seriously. Okay. And so what I can do from this point on is I can enter it as a complaint into our system and it can be looked into. >> Despite all her cooked up stories, none of them held water against what was about to hit her. >> So right now, we do still need to conduct a pat down. I'm here in order to do that. All right. So with that, I'll have you stand up. I'll have you face the car. Let's interlock your fingers together. You don't. Okay. I just see that you have the ring and the ring can go with you. Is it okay if I just take the ring? The ring can go with you. Um and then I'll help you reep separate your legs. You don't have anything sharp in your pockets that'll stab me, poke me, anything like that? >> Okay. Cuz yeah, I do not want to be stabbed or poked today. >> Nothing in your socks. No, I'm not wearing socks. >> Making sure. >> Hey. >> Yep. >> The jewelry in our bonnet. Can Can they go in the bag right here? Cuz we're going to have to throw our bag into the station. >> Can you take off these rings or are they too tight? >> Not yet. >> The red one doesn't come off at all. >> Okay. Hold on. And you said that you're not wearing a bra today, right? >> Okay. >> As far as the necklaces and all that, can we have those come off too? >> Is that possible? >> I'll have you take a seat. Why don't you try to like finagle those rings off for me if you're able to? Okay. >> So, in reference to what you were telling me about earlier, I'm going to ask some follow-up questions. So it was during the the time that you were getting like they were trying to get the cups on. >> I was on the floor there. >> Okay. And you [snorts] felt it was intentional. What made you feel that it was intentional? >> The fact that he full on grasped me and kind of squeezed. >> Okay. Okay. Um, was there other officers around that would have seen it as well? >> It was the second officer was trying to help. I believe it's this officer right here. >> One right here. part of that. >> Okay. So, she's indicating officer Laz. [snorts] >> Um, >> okay. >> Take a seat for right now. All right. >> I appreciate the mac and shirt. One of my favorite songs. Sadly, what started as mere resistance had turned into a messed up day she never signed up for. And at that point, it was far too late for regrets. >> Hey, can I have you step out? I'm going to swap out your handcuffs. All right. >> May ask why? >> Because that way I can give him his cuz he's going to swap you over to me. All right. I'm going to adjust them here in a bit so that they're not too tight. Right. Give me one second. All right. All right, I'm just going to go ahead and head over to my vehicle over here. It's going to be this side on the seat and we'll be right in, right? No, that should be it, man. All right. Thank you so much. Thank you guys. You guys have a good one. >> Thanks, Jesse. Yeah, no problem, guys. There you go. Later. >> She's on the other side. Other side. Oh, wait. No, she is right here. My bad. >> I forgot. able to walk in or I'll take you in. >> Uh, are you able to walk? We have female understanding items and concealing going to be a Marie Torres. Repeat. Go to the other side. over this door. Oh, >> there. And let me grab her hospital. >> You okay there? >> Yeah. >> No problem. >> Oh, can I be sensing my black? >> Uh, for that one, they can't enter it here. They have to enter at the station. So, it'll be over there for you. >> So, how would I go about getting it back? >> You just go on, we do the Tuesdays and Thursdays. I believe it's 10 to 12 and then 1 to 4. Uh, you just show up with an ID and then you get >> In the end, she was charged with contempt of court and resisting arrest. Just when we thought we'd already seen the wildest teen face offs with the cops, this maniac female student took things to a whole new level, needing more than five officers to hold her down. What's your name? Let's start with your name. >> What the do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. Let's Let's tone IT DOWN. NO. YOU BALDLED YOUR FIST UP at me. >> I don't. >> You're under arrest. I told you to stop. Now you kicked me. >> On August the 30th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a local high school after a routine bag check revealed a 17-year-old female had a bit of THC in there. When the officers arrived, they headed straight to the security office where she had already been held for questioning. >> Soon as I walk in the room, it smells like freaking in here. We got smart mouth. DAMN SAME QUESTION OVER AND OVER AGAIN. Not be dumb asses. >> Hey. Hey. What's your name? What's your name? Let's start with your name. >> What the do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. >> I don't I'm not a staff. I'm not a teacher here. You're messing with messing with a violation of the law. >> So, you be respectful. >> You got it. >> You're not being respectful. I have to ask you the same dumb question over and over. >> Let's tone it down. Knock it down a little bit. I'm asking. >> Okay. Well, this is what we're going to do then since we're going to be this way. Obviously, you've been to teen court before. Have you gone that route before? So, right now, Deputy Crib, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering anytime until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand these rights? Yes. No. You're just going to stare at me? You had to at least say yes or no. A head not a word. You're on camera. Do you understand your rights? Don't question that right now. >> So, you're not answering the question cuz I'm what? I can't >> dumb. >> Okay. Well, here's how we're going to do this. Shoes off. >> Listen. >> Take your shoes off. >> YOU'RE A DUMB. LOOK, THERE'S NOTHING IN MY >> You got any other stuff in your bra or anything? >> I'm not even wearing a >> I don't want to see them. I just ask you a simple question. Okay. Why are you getting so violent and so better than BALL YOUR FISTS? >> NO. >> She clearly mistook the officer's patience for weakness. But what she didn't realize was that they were just letting her run out of steam before deciding her fate. >> I am 17 years old. >> Okay. >> You baldled your fist up at me. >> I don't. >> You're under arrest. >> Give me your hands. I told you not to ball your fist. You're going to get in face. No. >> 247, you need a transport unit. >> Temple, 17-year-old female juvenile, sympathy. >> She was clearly delusional and out of her mind. With more officers on the scene and no sign of them backing down, the situation was set to end with her in the rough edges. >> Get up. Get up on your own power. You going to I'm going to charge you with another charge. >> Me up on here. >> Sit down. I'm already saying you dumb. >> You got [clears throat] anything else on you before they take you to jail? Cuz they're going to start. >> Leave me alone. >> Okay, just leave you alone. >> Wrong with you. >> Um, I don't have anything wrong with me. >> Yes, you do. >> So, this is a crime. >> Oh, no. >> It's a third degree felony. >> Oh, no. >> So, that's what you're going to jail for? >> Third degree felony. And >> Oh, no. >> And resisting. >> Oh, no. >> Okay, >> I'm going to look that one up. That one may or may not apply. I'm going to look that one up, too. >> It's not my fault. You're >> Are you stupid? >> It's out of fear rage. >> Okay. Where's all her belongings on? [clears throat] >> Okay. >> Oh, that one's mine. >> That one's you? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. [clears throat] >> Can you do me a favor? Watch her while I go get some gloves. >> Yeah. >> Thanks. office. >> Oh, that'll work. Yeah, pair of gloves. >> Thank you. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Thank you. All right. Bye. STOP. >> I told you to stop. NOW YOU KICK ME. >> I TOLD you stop. No, >> let this wind just stop. >> I got a hole in the car for you. >> Stop screaming. It's not helping you. >> Stop. >> [laughter] >> Okay, settle down. Get off. >> Take a deep breath. We were fighting. Just make sure the 173. >> Stop banging your head. >> Stop. >> Hey, Palace. Palace. >> This is a really minor thing. You're turning into something else. Hey, >> there's no need in it. and we're finding her out on the radio. >> Hey pal, let's move. Okay, we're going to go pretty get you up. Okay. There we go. That's perfect. Good job. >> Thank you. I do not have a hold. >> You got to help it anyway. You >> need something to restrain nylon or something to strain her feet. >> We're going to need one. She's going to kick and show herself. >> I got I got You want to go grab yours? >> I got leg shackles in my car. >> Grab yours. >> It's okay. Just breathe. We're not going to let you hurt yourself. We're not going to hurt you. >> Your mom's not going to you. It's okay. I'm trying I'm trying with [crying] I'm trying to go. I just want to be okay. >> I don't know why. And I don't [crying] want it to be the only thing THAT MAKES ME [clears throat] PAL. I hear you. [screaming] At this point, the once tough and arrogant teen was finally learning that nobody faces off with the cops and gets away with it. >> Got something better. All right. [laughter] >> Yeah, I got possession of THC uh battery Leo and resisting. Okay. hospital right front door. Settle down. >> Hey, you want to grab her other leg, please? Somebody just for support underneath. Thanks. Oh my gosh. >> Seat belts button on the other side. >> Yeah, LT's going to the other side. I'll hang on to her. Okay. Hang on to her bags. All right. You got her. I'm getting out. I'm out. Go ahead. Come on. Pop that on. And one, two, three. There we go. All right. You got a bed. >> Yeah. A wheelchair or a bed or something? You hanging with me in there? Give me just a second. We won't get something to roll with you. Now we ain't going to carry you. How about that? She been a little less than cooperative. >> I think she'll simmer down now. >> Okay. She just found us at the hospital, not the jail. So these people are here to help you. They don't need you yelling and fighting and screaming. Okay. So if I take that humble off your feet and I let you sit up on your own, you able to do that? You going to be cool with us? I'm going take it off a piece of [ __ ] around so you're not at the jail here. Thank you. All right, just give your feet a second. Let them stretch. I know they're probably asleep or something. All right, set them right there. When you're ready to sit up, let us know and he's going to help you sit up. Okay. Okay, I'm just going to have you sit down. >> All right. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to swing your legs around and I'm going to put them kind of in the front of you. Okay. He's going to help you sit up at the same time. All right. There you go. All right. Get your legs under. There you go. >> All right. Scoot that side. She's coming that side. Where'd that come from? Ruffy in her pocket. I got it. In the end, she was charged with battery, possession of a weapon, and resisting arrest. Up next is the case of 20 teens who turned a quiet street into a full-blown battleground, forcing officers into a wild, no chill faceoff that spiraled from noisy bravado to pure humiliation in seconds. >> What you doing there? >> He ain't got nothing to do with that. He just got >> I'm his cousin. >> I'm his cousin. I ain't do nothing. >> PUT YOUR ASS ABOUT. >> Nobody did to y'all. >> I didn't do that to you. >> THAT'S YOUR DAY. ON September the 28th, 2023, a few hours before sunset, officers from the Savannah Police Department rushed to a chaotic scene after multiple calls came in about 20 teenagers putting on a wild show in the street. When the officers arrived at the scene to put them in order, things would have gone smoothly had the crazy teenagers been a little less arrogant. That was not the case. >> Where do you live at? Where you live? >> What building? >> I'm not in Come on now. I just came out. >> What building do you live in? Yes, I'm going tell you. >> This ain't a Oh, I'm going to tell you. You're going to get >> What you doing now, son? >> Why? Because it's called Lord of Ring and you're obstructing. >> Come on, man. What you doing? I just >> He ain't got nothing to do with that. He just got >> I'm his cousin. >> I'm his cousin. I ain't do nothing. I ain't do nothing. I just got over here. I just got >> You can take me. You can take me. You can take me. >> Put your hand about to go to jail. >> Get off the s. Hey, I'm back. Back it up. Back it up. >> It's my big sister. Please. >> Yes, sir. I'm sorry. >> My big sister me, bro. >> My big sister, bro. Please don't do nothing. >> Get in the car. >> Step away. >> Big sister. >> Step away. >> For what? I ain't doing my >> Get the out of here. We got nothing to do. We just gang over here. >> Get my sister the UP OFF THAT GROUND. EVERYTHING stick the one of your officers. >> Let me go. >> I ain't got no weapon, MAN. LET ME GO. >> Even after cuffing up a few of them, the officers could feel the tension still crackling in the air, and they knew the real battle was only just getting started. >> Where do you live at? >> Oh, I don't care. Let's get out of here now. Where do you live at? >> You work here. All right. Kick rocks. Where do you live at? >> All right. Kick rocks. >> That one. >> Hey. Okay. Okay. I'll get out. I'll get out. >> Call my mama. Call my mama. Call my mama. >> Where do you live? Where do you live? Where do you live? >> Then leave. Where do you live? Get your hands out of your pants. Get your hands out of your pants. Where do you live at? What size? Where do you live at? Huh? Where do you live at? >> Why you in my face? >> Come on. >> Nobody did to y'all. >> I didn't do that to you. >> Yes, you did. >> I did put you in cuffs, >> bro. Get me off this ground and get me out of these cups and take me home. Stay right now body down. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> If you don't live here, leave >> got my He didn't even do nothing. I just text. >> If you don't live here, if you live here, go to your home. >> COME GET MY PHONE. >> CALM DOWN. >> Come in and call my sister. >> I told you. It's right. >> What does mean? >> She want her phone. >> No, >> she ain't dead [ __ ] So why she can't get her phone? >> Stand back. >> Just ignore us for you. >> Yeah, just just ignore me. >> We will. >> You want to go to jail? >> Because they were just fighting, man. They tripping. Come to the guard. They got her in the car. Bro, >> step away. >> Hey, I'm on the phone. Stop talking. Why you keep talking? >> Just wait. Just wait till my daddy get out here, boy. I'm not getting a Man, bro, shut up, man. Chill out, bro. You all right? >> You all right, >> man? >> Where do you live at? >> Where Where do you live at? >> All right, you're about to come here and talk to me. Where do you live at? >> Good. You do have to talk to me. Watch me. Where do you live at? >> I ain't got to ask you a question. >> All right, they're cool. We're going to handcuff. Come on. >> Number five. Go now. Let me go now. My fault. >> Obstruction and prowling. I can do this all day long. >> Last time you talked to me, you said you're going to >> I didn't say I didn't say that. So we just put out. You just put me in handcuff cuz I didn't want to answer your question. >> That's called obstruction. And right now lording and prowling and obstruction. >> Do you know the rule? >> Do I know the rule? Yes, I know the rule. I know the rule. >> Absolutely. There's not a rule. >> I'm not sure where you got that rule from, but that's not a rule. I don't have to answer your question. >> You're right. You don't have to answer my question. You can go in handcuffs. >> Take a seat. >> Now it's called loading and Browning and obstruction. Have a seat. >> Here we need more cars. Moments later, some parents of the teenagers started showing up. It was fine for the officers to expect that their arrival would bring some sense of relief. Unfortunately, the apple rarely ever falls too far from the tree. >> They have your phone. Do you live out here? >> Yes. >> Okay. What apartment do you live in? No, I don't. >> I live here. >> I live. >> I live here, but I don't live here. >> Your mother, if you live here, have your mother to come see me. >> I'm not even paying you. >> This is the way this works. If you do not live on this premises, then you are lord of prowler, >> which means you are required to identify yourself to me. If you do live here and I ask you your name and where you live and you can't provide it now, you're required to quell my suspicions that you're not loading and prowling, which is why you're in a handcuffs on the back of my car. Now, what's your name? >> Cameron, I don't want you to be a handcuff, but I'm going to take you to jail. I would much rather call your mom to come pick you up. >> Hey yo, hold up. Chill out. First of all, we going to start this whole thing over. >> How y'all doing? I'm her mother. Why is my daughter handcuffed? >> Your daughter is in handcuffs because she was fighting and then thought it was a good idea for her to try to swing on the police. >> I don't have any. >> So, as of right now, your daughter is about to go to juvenile detention center. You can ask him question. >> Also, what where's my son? >> Who's your son? >> He cut too. He in the car, too. >> He in. >> They tried to tackle. No, this is what happened. She was not fighting. They was jumping a boy and then Rashan had jumped in and I guess they tried to arrest him too. So that's when Hey, >> we're we're gonna stop all this. So this is the way this works. >> That's your daughter? >> That's my daughter and that's my father. >> Your daughter is under arrest. She um hit two officers. >> What did officers do to my baby? >> They tried to tackle They tried to tackle Rashad and that's when she dropped. >> Hey. All right. All right. All right. Do we have Rashad in custody? >> Her brother. >> He's the first one that there's no charges on him. >> No charges. >> All right. So ma'am, excuse me. So right now your son was shot. I believe he's one of the ones we had to clean his belly. He's not being charged with anything. Okay. Apparently, there was a large fight out here. We don't know why yet. As this large fight broke out, officers arrived on scene here and we tried to gain control. Her son was shot, charged one of the officers, didn't get hit. He didn't hit anybody or anything like that. So, he was detained. When that happened, I guess his sister came up and that's when she struck two officers. That's why she is now detained and being placed under arrest. Okay. This >> whole fight, my daughter, the only person going to jail >> as of right now. Yeah. Mom, >> I want to speak TO MY MOTHER. >> MOM, SHUT UP. I know you out there. >> What? You keep hollering for ME FOR YOU DON'T THINK I can hear you? Do you not understand that I'm already off? >> Cuz you told me that you was staying at the school. So how the hell your ass in? >> THEY CALLED ME. >> HEY, I DON'T GIVE A WHEN NOBODY CALLED YOU INSANE and you supposed to be your ass at my house. So how you get crossed out to the garden? >> CUZ THEY CALLED YOU. >> I don't give A WHY IS MY DAUGHTER GOING TO JAIL? BECAUSE YOU DOING SOME extra and I jumped in. >> Despite the officer's relentless push to get things under control, they soon found one of the girls hiding something she had no business carrying. >> You got anything on you? >> Tell me. A lighter where? Don't reach for it. >> Have you been around cuz your clothes are reek of it? Is there any on you? >> I'm going to check the back of the patrol car. I'm going to find it if it's there. Okay, >> you might as well just tell us your sock. >> All right. >> All right. and I'll take your shoes off. Pop this up. >> That ain't >> All right, sit back in the car. >> She got nothing in her boxers. >> Just the joint. >> Just the joint. >> She had on her. >> At this point, humility was beginning to set in. Although it was a little too late for that. The teenagers knew that they were in for a rough ride, but did not want to end up in jail. For folks like them, playing the victim card was fine if it was going to possibly get them out of trouble. You okay? He slammed me on my head. My head is hurting. I fell on my body. >> Do you want to go with EMS? Do you want him to go with EMS? >> No, it's fine. Where y'all taking her to? Juvenile. >> We're We're calling right now. So, we'll let you know in just a minute when they go. >> All right. >> In the end, one of the teens named Kamora was charged with felony obstruction, loitering, and prowling, and two counts of battery. Another team named Camoria faced charges for possession of marijuana, obstruction, loitering, and prowling, while the rest of the teens were released into the care of their parents. Unlike the earlier 20 teen showdown, this crew of 70 teens went allin, turning a night party into a full-on face off with police officers. >> Sit on the rock. >> Sit down. >> Okay, >> everybody, sit down. >> Sit down. >> What's your badge number? >> Yeah. What's your badge number? Two, four, eight times. 12. >> That's it. Just 12. >> Just 12. >> Wait, guys. >> Can you tase me real quick? >> Can I hold your gun? >> On July the 4th, 2025, officers rolled up in full force to a quiet neighborhood after non-stop calls came in about a gang of teens turning the streets into a full-blown circus after a party. >> What are you doing? Why are you following me? >> No, excuse me, sir. He just has my keys. He took them from me. >> Stay there. >> Stay on the wall. Get on the street. Hold the ass. Okay. >> Yeah. Why are you approaching us? Get off the deck. Back up. Back up. >> GET OFF THE DECK. >> BACK UP. >> All right. All right. >> Any advice for you? No, but you just send it on my face twice to try and get everybody. >> Sit on the rock. Sit down. >> I just took everybody's keys that >> Yo, did I already ask you to go to the wall? >> I'm sorry. >> Go to the wall. >> I don't understand why you guys are doing so. I didn't even do nothing wrong. >> Sam, we're trying to figure it out right now. So, go back to your car. Go back to your car. I didn't even do nothing wrong. I don't understand why you took my key. >> How many more times you have to say it? >> Go. Go. Walk away. >> You got a status. I got a bunch of cops coming. >> Yeah, we got 70 people here. No one cooperated. >> After bringing the street somewhat under control, the officers pushed into the apartment where the party was still in full swing. If the teens were smart enough, they would have quickly realized that seeing the cops meant they already were neck deep in trouble. And the best damage control was to maintain good behavior. >> Why you can't come in? >> Who are you? >> I do nothing wrong. Yeah. Damn. Come sit on the couch. >> Go sit on the couch. >> What are you doing, man? Why? Who am I doing here? >> What? For what? >> Somebody slam the door in my face. >> Okay. So, do you have a search warrant to be here? >> Sir, SHE'S HAVING A PANIC ATTACK. I NEED A RESCUE. >> I don't even know what's going on. >> Yeah. Well, I know. I don't understand the house. Second floor. >> You guys are all >> right. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> You're the homeowner. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Fantastic. >> All right. Great. We got to get you. I want to make sure I see a bunch of alcohol when I'm doing your kids. You know the social host? No. Hold on. There's no This is This is my area. Nobody's been in here till right now till you guys showed up. >> Oh, well, they're in the house now. >> All right. All right. So, what? I'm not answering any questions. >> All right. I have nothing to say. >> Yeah. >> Open the door. >> Yo, no. You guys got to open the door for a second. We got all you back up. Don't sit down. Let me get her water. She just had anxiety. >> I have a panic. >> She's just anxiety. >> I have a panic. >> She's really >> not good. >> Not good. What? >> Not good. >> Not good about what? >> 79,000 people walking the street right now. >> All over. Normal for somebody with anxiety. I have >> you guys in the front yard. >> Ask your neighbors. Ask your neighbors. >> Ask your neighbors. >> Okay. What they say? >> There's a fight in your front yard of 20 people. Okay. And we'll get a medical rescue. >> No, she doesn't need >> She doesn't need a rest. It's normal. >> It's just a panic attack. >> I have so much panic disorder. It's normal for me. I just need to sit for a little couch and take us to the couches hot. You want to make the decisions? >> Stepping into the party, the officers ran into the host, a grown man brimming with confidence because he seemingly had everything under control. But he had no idea the tables were about to turn and that in no time the officers hit him and his crew with the reality none of them saw coming. >> All right, everybody. >> I have your bag. Three. Three. Got it. >> Sorry. Miss, >> are you okay? Step forward. Trying to straighten these. I get going. Miss red shirt. Come here. >> No, we're not taking I'm not taking. >> You're fine. >> What's the problem? She's super intoxicating. She's not 21. Baldi, you're 16. >> 17. >> 17. Sorry. >> You talking to me? >> Yeah. You guys got problems? >> I think all you guys have problems. Sit down. >> EVERYBODY SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. >> Sit up. >> Hold on, MAN. HOLD ON. I'M trying to open it. >> Must the door stuck. Hold on. >> To this level cuz there was a massive fight out in the front yard. Not saying you guys were involved. But guess what? Now you're all in this house. You've been drinking. You're underage. That was a problem. All right. So now I'm liable cuz I'm here. So you just created a lot of work for me. I'm not really happy. So, starting with you, where you from? >> Lincoln. >> Lincoln. How'd you get here? >> Who? >> Who drove? Raise your hand if you drove. >> We Uber. >> You're the only one. >> You're the only one. >> All right. So I need >> um so why don't we uh >> listen sit in your groups that you came with and one person start making a phone call to get it right out of here. >> Don't Don't all sit in one mask. Sit with your group. >> After the officers had managed to bring some sense of normaly despite no arrest yet, they headed upstairs only to be greeted by a scene that hinted real trouble. >> No questions at all. >> You don't want to answer questions? >> Why would you live in this house? Do you own the house? >> Sensitive question to me, bro. >> So, it's a simple answer. Then sit down. Get on the couch and sit down. >> Sit on the couch. Sit on the couch. Sit down. While a low hum of chaos continued in the background, they approached the host who finally gave a full account of how it all went down. Did you know there was like 70 people like you know like I didn't know that what's happening or were you in this whole thing I was fireworks you were up here and you know there was like 80 kids 200 kids here wasn't there was like a whole bunch of kids about probably okay but why are they mostly mainly You Everybody's watching from No, they came in. They came in the house when you guys know. >> Yeah. When you came in, they all lucky. arrest for rescue house. >> Oh, it's your house. >> Your mother easy. I mean, hey, you wonder when your mom would be a tough time. Go ahead. >> All right. Go ahead. >> Stop talking. That's it. >> Yo, George. Okay, guys. Let's go. It's over. >> Just chill, dude. Relax. >> You want to make this worse for yourself? >> I got far as I know, nobody's been hurt tonight. You know, it didn't nothing was out of control until like nothing asked any any of the neighbors here. Nothing was out of control until like 10 minutes before you guys got here. Somebody came out and started yelling, "Everybody get the out of here." Cuz they were they were in front of that house down there. And then everybody started scaring. I started Yeah. We all start getting out there. All the adults clear the street. Clear the street. And then um you guys started coming up and they started getting their their cards and scaring. But we're trying to do that before and we kept like breaking all the groups of kids up, but then they just wouldn't leave. They were just like hanging out their cards and arguing and this and that. >> All right. Well, who would invite all these kids? >> I don't know. I don't know. Not me. >> So, just a bunch of random strangers are in here. >> I have no idea. I didn't invite them. That's all. >> But it's okay for you to just let them in. >> They They weren't in. They were not in here. >> Okay. I Well, I have cameras that show they weren't in here all day. >> So, you could say whatever you want, but I have cameras that they weren't in. This house is off limits. Nobody's allowed in it all day. >> So, that's it. There's like my son and a tight group of his friends, and that's it. That were in the house. The rest of the kids were all outside, random people showing up. people in the streets. It's been like this all day and they're in your house. They're in your house and they're underage and they're drunk. So, >> well, what are you telling me? >> I didn't I didn't attribute it to anything. Nobody's been hurt there. He got loud. He got out of control. >> Fourth of July. >> So far so good. The officers had not made any arrests yet. This was a privilege that someone would take for granted. Alcohol was bound to make teens misbehave. >> Wanted to ask this. What's your badge number? >> Yeah. What's your badge number? 2 4 8 12. >> Have you ever someone just 12? >> Just 12. >> Wait, guys. >> Can you tase me real quick? Wait. I really have to go to college. >> All right. We're all writing up on him. >> No, you have to. >> No, but you do have to go through. But now they don't. There's no one anymore. >> I did. >> Did you do the test where they're like taser, taser, and they taser you? >> No, it's the army. You have to get pepper spray to hold on you. >> Can I hold your gun? >> Where's water? >> No. Why would he let you do that? >> You guys got to stay in here. >> Wait. So, what do you have on you right now? Like, what do you have on a taser? A walkie talkie, a flashlight, >> taser, gun, pepper spray, handcuffs, extra. >> I'm too Wait, is this a body cam? Is it on? Can I wave for some? >> Okay. Wait, can you post this on TikTok? >> No, don't post that. All right. >> Matter of fact, matter of fact, if is that if that's recording me, cut my face out. >> Wait, do I look good? >> I mean, don't blur anyone who's under 18. >> What? >> Don't blur anyone who's under 18. >> Hey, we look good. >> I look good though. >> You want to wait till >> So you guys are all together? >> Are you guys from area or I'm from Branson? >> Prancon. Okay. I live in France for a little bit. So >> I go to NK though. I live in NK. >> Do you know the resource officers in >> Are we allowed to eat? Go eat. I got I got >> I'm transferring to North. >> Oh, what are these vocational kind of like thing or like halfways? >> No, I'm transferring from like there. Yeah, they have such a good >> Can I talk bad about your partner, officer? What was his name? Jeff. >> Why are you talking bad about them? No, he was Yeah, he was bald and he was talking to all of our parents. >> Yeah, >> he was so He told my mom that I that I was taking stuff. >> I'm fine. I didn't take anything. So then my mommy is grabbing >> my finger. >> Did you bite your finger? What happened? >> Oh, can I have one of those? >> I bit my finger. >> They're They're still here. >> How many people are still here? >> A lot. >> Are they just all outside? >> A lot of people are still upstairs >> downstairs. Oh, yeah. >> That's where we live. He looks like >> What was your best cop story? >> Have you ever anyone? >> Wait, >> no. >> Oh, really? But you >> have you ever had to chase down a juvenile? >> Have you ever chase from high school? Maybe. >> Have you ever been a detective? >> I do not have a dad. You might have to ask whoever lives here. >> Have you ever been a detective? >> My sad detective now. He's a cop. >> You ever get hot? >> Yes. >> Y'all should see them. >> I'm hot right now. >> No, I'm hot right now. I I look like a [ __ ] bucket and I'm hot. >> How do you get that? >> I look like a thought pocket. >> Nice words. He definitely hears cuss words on the daily. >> Wait, wait. What's your real name? >> Thoughts get sweared out on a daily. >> You can't tell me your real name. >> It's Brian. I don't care. >> Hey, Brian. >> Are you like not supposed to? >> In the end, the house owners, Brian Boriselle and Rachel Hernandez, were charged with procuring alcohol for underage kids. Next, we have this 18-year-old who came in swinging with a kind of reckless energy, facing off police officers in a way no mere mortal would ever imagine. >> ON THE SIDEWALK, WHY YOU TELL ME TO DO DIFFERENT STUFF, YOU DUMB? >> YOU'RE A ROOKIE. You said come in THE SIDEWALK. I'M ON THE SIDEWALK. I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. >> ON the 18th of March, 2023, police officers pulled over a vehicle for careless driving. At the time of the traffic stop, the officers had no idea that they had just come upon some spoiled brats with some very nasty attitudes. >> You have your license with you? >> I do have my license. >> Reason we pulled you over is when you guys turned out, made an improper right. >> Improper right? >> Yep. >> An improper right is when you basically make a right-hand turn and you go, >> I know exactly. You were just at >> You have a You have a medical card? >> I don't have a medical card. >> No, I wasn't driving earlier. Also, >> she was just >> I may be sitting, but I wasn't driving. >> Well, she was sitting. >> Why were you watching this? >> We We drove by. >> Drove by? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I was just watching. >> All right. Do you have an idea on you? >> No, I'm just a passenger. >> Okay, we'll step out. >> Eventually, the officer figured out that there might have been a reason for their reckless driving, and he decided to find out what it was. It was at this moment that the situation gradually started taking a turn for the worse. >> Cuz we smell we both smell marijuana. So step out. >> Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. I'm going pull you out. >> Yeah. The car smell and you're trying to pull me out and do like come. >> Step out. You don't have You're not You don't have the right to >> ma'am. Step out of the car. I do have the right. >> Come over here. >> 7-Eleven. >> Step out of the car. >> Watching me over there. Don't touch me. >> I'm about to grab you. Step out of the car. >> Don't you dare touch me. Step out. >> Don't you dare touch me. >> Hey. Hey. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Fortunately, the female didn't cause any serious issues, but her boyfriend quickly decided to be a smartass and started complicating the situation. A decision that would later land him in painful regret. >> They just did this literally because all we did was come out here and they just slammed her on the ground. >> What's your badge number? >> Hey, get back. >> WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> GET BACK. YOU WANT TO GO TO JAIL, TOO? Get on the sidewalk. >> Okay. >> Hey. Okay. >> Just can you come chill out over here for me, man? >> Don't do not put your hand. I have no reason to touch you. >> I'm putting my hand. >> Okay. I have no reason. Stop walking away then. >> BACK OFF. WALK OVER THERE. >> I'M NOT WALKING NOWHERE. I'M STANDING ON THE SIDEWALK LIKE YOU JUST TOLD ME. YOU SAID GO ON THE SIDEWALK. I'M ON THE SIDEWALK. >> WHY ARE YOU TELLING ME TO DO DIFFERENT STUFF? YOU DUMB. >> YOU'RE A ROOKIE. You said come on the sidewalk. I'M ON THE SIDEWALK. I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. AT this point, while he continued being a brat and yelling at the officers, he had no idea that he was dealing with the wrong cops who would not take his crazy attitude for much longer. It was merely a question of time before they decided to show him that people who play dumb games win dumb prizes. >> I'm not going nowhere. I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. I'M STAYING on the sidewalk. >> Okay, grab him. >> I'm staying ON THE SIDEWALK. >> I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. I'M STAYING on this. No. No. >> Get me out of here. I'm not moving. I'm staying on the sidewalk. I'm not doing nothing. DUDE, STOP. >> I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. I'M NOT doing anything. I'm not doing Okay, I will. I will. Stop, bro. I wasn't doing nothing. >> I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. Give me your hands. Give us your hands. No, >> dude. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> GIVE US YOUR HANDS. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> OKAY. Stop reaching. >> You're about to break my next. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Let go of your hand. >> Go your hands. >> I let go of your hands. >> Oh no. >> Stop. Dude, I'm not doing nothing. Please stop. Please freaking stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. [screaming] >> STOP. >> JUST LET GO. >> GIVE A help me. >> Oh, I am. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Dude, >> just stop. >> Give us your hands. I've said it a 100 times. >> I don't Ouch. My arm. [ __ ] Oh my god. >> While the officers tried to search his pockets, he suddenly became even more sensitive, leaving the cops wondering what he might be hiding. >> That water, please. Hold on. >> Mr. Murphy, please. Murphy, there's nothing in my pockets. I swear to God. OW. MY ARM. MY ARM. MY ARM. OW. >> MISTER. OW. OW. OW. STOP. NO. YOUR ARM, DUDE. MY ARM. DUDE, MY ELBOW. MOVE YOUR ARM FROM LIKE THAT, PLEASE. >> Please move your move your arm. Move your arm from under my elbow. >> Dude, why does it feel like that? >> I think my arm's broken. I think my arm is broken. >> He's got I think he's got zero in HIS PANTS. DON'T GRAB IT. >> DO not I got Stop. Stop. >> Hey, I just pulled this out of his ass. Okay. >> Yes. So, get back. >> Mom, I DID NOT HAVE THAT on me. No, >> ma'am. Step back. He This just came out of his pants. Okay, so step back. >> I JUST STEP BACK. >> I AM OVER HERE, BUT YOU DON'T HAVE TO HANDLE him like that. >> YOU DO NOT. THAT'S MY >> BACK UP OR YOU'LL GET CUFFED, TOO. MOM, I did nothing. >> Ow. >> Calm down. >> Get my wallet. >> No. Stay back. >> No. You can wait back there. We'll deal with it a second. At this point, he has started to realize that being Mr. Smart Guy with the officers was probably not the best of ideas. >> I did not resist slam me on the ground. Go on the sidewalk. Mom, they said go on the sidewalk. I went to the sidewalk and they slammed me. Mom, they told me GO ON THE SIDEWALK. I WENT ON THE SIDEWALK and they slammed me on the Mom. This dude was punching me in my head. He punched me in my back three times. He punched me in my neck. >> Dude, >> take a breath. Take a breath. Oh my god, [sighs] bro. Excuse me. Can you loosen these cuffs up a little bit, please? And I was literally doing everything they said. They said, "Go on the sidewalk." I went on the sidewalk. They start like walking up on me. I said, "I'm on the phone. Can you please not grab me and then he kept walking up on me?" I was listen I listened to everything they said. Everything they said. >> Yeah. Wait, is do they have the body cam footage though, right? >> Oh, yeah, dude. I I my dude. Oh my gosh. >> In the end, the male was charged with battery on an officer, resisting with violence, carrying a concealed firearm and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Unlike any other teenager the officers had dealt with, this girl went toe-to-toe with the cops right in front of her parents and was unfaced by what might come next. But then you and combined sick. >> On the 18th of December 2021, a distressed mother had phoned the police after her daughter caused a huge commotion after a long night of drinking. When the police arrived at the scene, they quickly started hearing the story from the mom. However, what they didn't know at the time was that they were about to meet one of the most entitled brats moments later. >> Put your clothes on before he has to come in here and get you. Just leave. >> Can you come out here? >> No. She had a handle on it and I think something happened at work and then I told >> the alcohol. Yeah, she doesn't know how to drink really. She overdos. >> But even with all her efforts, her daughter was not ready for the real world. The officers at the scene suggested [music] going through the drama of an eviction process until the star of the show finally came out of the house. >> I got that. And mind you, I pay bills. So early ass morning, I'm getting tried because I am doing what I can out of 20 years old. And you will do the same [ __ ] thing. Now granted, I pay bills. >> Stop screaming. >> I pay bills. No, no, no. I I will. I will. I am. I am. I am. I am, but I pay bills. I pay bill now. >> Granted, I can look crazy all the I want because I'm the one who pays bills. I'm the one who pay cable. I'm the one who's third 21 years old and you can look at my [ __ ] and I I promise I will pay more than my mother. >> Why is Why is your mouth >> other than you? >> Other than you. Other than you. And this really is an interaction with my mother. I pay her bills. >> $50. Come on, Anna. >> I pay her something because she asked me to. >> Can you say you're 21 years old? >> Listen. Listen. I'm I'm going to speak to you. Seriously. Yo, so I came out here 20 years old. She asked me. I will take her to go get Yo. No, I'm Gran. Granite, listen to me. I'm going to get my [ __ ] >> My girl is My girl is in there right now packing all my So granted, I am ready to leave. So you the youngesting age, so I'm going to relate to him because he is the youngesting age. And yes, I am lit. But granted, you will look at my bank account and be like, "Oh, this is a [ __ ] I shouldn't be [ __ ] with." So granted, my mother >> had never seen this [ __ ] No, granted. Granite I understand what you're saying. Grant she will leave me alone with no shoes. >> [ __ ] >> I can pay for [ __ ] mortgage. I can pay for this. I can pay for this any of that. >> No. No. No. No. No. That's the [ __ ] I pay for bills and I'm sitting here. I am sitting here. I am sitting here by the end of day sitting on my TV. Yeah. Right now. Right now. Because I pay bills. Her mom was again a victim of [music] her questionable behavior and that's where things escalated. >> Don't touch me. You saw her, right? >> You saw her, right? You saw her touch me, right? >> You saw her touch me. This is the problem. This is the problem. >> Okay. Don't be mean because you >> and don't come back. >> You have utilized. I was 16 years old. >> Did we call? Did we call? >> Yeah. Call phone. >> Come here. No, I don't. >> You want to? >> No, I don't. >> I see. I'm not late because my mother had utilized the police officer not once, not twice, but over three of her children. >> Stop. Look forward. Look forward. >> Yo, you don't want to like utilize, but I will walk into the front of >> Stop. Stop resisting, bro. >> This is the second time you have utilized a cop on my Look. Look. You won't see me move. You won't see me though because I have realized. >> Yo, I have money on my bank account. >> If that's removed, >> this you're going to continue. We're going to babysit here. >> If you can take me off that gas, I will show you my bank account and my ID. That was so that I have money. >> This scene becomes funnier once you realize her mom was only [music] making her pay $50 a month. That's nothing. Especially because she kept claiming she was so young and rich. >> What is What is wet on you on this side? >> Come over here. >> Can I ask you what what is that? >> I literally >> look forward. >> No. >> Stop. >> No. Stop. >> Look at me. You young as my me. You're as young as me. >> Okay. And I'm not acting like this. My mother has utilized this police officer since I was 14 years old. >> Okay. >> And I am the one person that made money off. [ __ ] >> I may be as young as you, but I'm not acting like you right now. And you need to stop acting like >> Exactly. And you're not going to make money like I am. So Brandon, I will get in this police officer. I will get in a handcuff and I will still make more better than me. So I need to do what you have to do. >> As she began to kick and scream, she suddenly realized that no one was going to save her in this situation. >> Yo, Janisa, they >> Mom, they are literally arresting me again. Why you utilize a cop as theying do the same thing that he did to all your three children? Free three of your children. They got my ass DOING THE SAME. WHY? I HAVE MORE MONEY THAN THEY HAVE. >> BRO, BRO, THEY SHOULD NOT BE UTILIZING MY ASS BECAUSE OF YOU. NO, BRO. >> You're going to fall. Stop. >> Bro, stop fighting. >> Why are you doing all that? >> Because I made more money than that, bro. You're going to make this worse. >> I don't get >> Stop. >> All right, we'll stay here. We want to stay here the whole time. Huh? You want to stay here on the ground? >> Yeah. So I can make my case. That's what I have to do, >> JANICEA. YEAH, BECAUSE YOU ARE MY MOTHER. YOU ARE MY MOTHER AND I'VE LITERALLY GIVEN HER EVERYTHING SHE ASKED FOR. I make more money than you. Iing someone more than you AND YOU CAN'TING TAKE THAT FOR GRANTED BECAUSE I HAVE a little dream neighborhood. >> You can't hit your mom. >> No one. I hate my mom. >> We saw you hit your mom. >> You're losing that. You will play any attention that will gain you leverage and that's cool. Granted. Granted. But I will make $1,500 over that off theinging week off of doing that illegally. The drama was so bad that even her girlfriend didn't help her escape the cops. >> I understand. >> They're not recording. They are not recording. >> And I don't with the police, bro. >> As I am, >> they are not recording. >> THEY ARE. >> YO, they have literally utilized me already. >> You can see the video after >> I'm just trying to help you. >> Stop. >> You have my big account. >> Let's go to the car. >> It's in the thing, bro. >> Come on. They're trying to be nice to you. Go with it. >> I'M NOT 18. >> I'M NOT 18 and you don't have a car. >> I'm not 18 >> and I can't have more money than all of your >> homie. Yeah. >> You wearing a bra or anything? >> No, because you can utilize my >> Stand up straight. I'm not playing with you. Come on, Ariana. >> Yeah, push me. Push me. >> No, you're the one that's pushing. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT RECORDING. YOU ARE NOT RECORDING. >> NO. RECORDING. RECORDING. >> RECORDING. RECORDING. >> YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE NOT, BRO. >> ARIANA, STOP. >> YOU'RE NOT. >> Get in the car. >> You're not recording me, bro. Yo, listen to me. >> But what? You literally can get me in the car BY RECORDING BECAUSE THAT IS WHY YOU ARE YOU ARE. By this point, the tables had turned and the cops now had to protect themselves from her because of her crazy behavior. >> All right, >> give me your head. >> Follow directions. >> Give me your head. >> Just do it. Okay. >> I'm going to need one of >> Dude, I have not moved here. You have no right to put me on a mask when I'm Dude, >> you're going to get charged with battery. Babe, >> dude, you're going to get charged for battery if you do that. >> Dude, you have no right to put me in a mask. >> I am [ __ ] push resistance at all. >> You are putting me in a [ __ ] mask. >> STOP [screaming] THE MASK. AND YOU are literally trying me. >> You are literally trying me. I've had lot worse from my mother and I will not have the mask for my mother. Exactly. So where the >> Oh my gosh. >> Get in the car, babe. >> Lay down. >> You have no the right if I was sitting. >> You have no the right if I was sitting there. >> I see that. I see. >> Just sit. >> Yo, I got more money than you. Two and three combined. >> Six. >> Come on. >> Breathe for TWO SECONDS. I DID NOT MOVE FOR TWO SECONDS BECAUSE I DID NOT MOVE. I DID NOT MOVE. I DID NOT move forward with the babe. Babe. Oh my god. >> What are you? >> I sat there and waited for my rights to get your hair out of your face. >> No, bro. >> Okay, babe. Keep it there. >> Yeah. of this. >> Stop. >> Neighbors called. Your window was open. They could hear all the ruckus. They called. All you had to do. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop moving. >> Bro, I mean, >> did you do coke? Did you do anything? Seriously, I just I just >> This thing is the >> I'm done with you. >> And I know like this. All right, we need your help. Okay, Ariana, >> yo, I need you to sit. >> Ariana, stand her up. Feet down. >> All right. All right. Going in this way. >> In the end, she was hit with numerous charges like assault on a law enforcement officer and was given 2 years probation. However, she violated that probation over five times afterwards.