Officer on the ground on the ground. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. If you don't, you're going to get tased right now. If it's not on your neck, it can't suffocate you. It's suffocating me. These ones are not even on my hand. They're on my thing right here and it's hurting. Meet Leslie. She was not only drunk, but also distracted by her phone, so she didn't even realize she was speeding. Your balance is all over the place. Okay. Just as I said that, you almost fell into me. No, no, no. Yes, ma'am. When officers pulled her over in 2025, she tried to lie her way out, but her slurred words and a quick test told the real story. Hi, how are you? I'm good. How are you? Good. Do you know why I'm stopping you? Yeah. Why? Was I speeding? You are all over the road. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't know. My friend is on the phone. Okay. So, I didn't know where I was going. Do you have your driver's license? Yes. 545. Some go. Go ahead. Or is this your vehicle? Yes. Well, it's my mom's. I'll be Fields and I'm 104. No need for additional. Do you have your registration insurance? Yes. I know. Wesley showing the copy cuz it's 041. Thank you. Is this your friend right here? I don't know who that is. Okay. You said you're on the phone with your friend. I was on the phone with my friend, but I don't know who that is. What's your friend's name? Will you turn the vehicle off? Oh, and then I'll take the keys. How can I help you? I can take you home. No, the car. Okay. Yeah, go ahead and step out for me. Right back here. For me, please. You got some some nice boots. What are those? Um, I just came for dirty bourbons. So, got you. Are they Ariads? Arroiots. Do you know your boot brands? No, I don't know my boot brands. Got you. Okay. Well, they look nice. That's I'm just saying. Thank you. I appreciate that. Yes. You are all over the road. No, cuz they they were telling me like go here and then go there. There were something. Who's that? My friends. Your friends. As I was behind you, you're weaving in and out of your lane of traffic. You are weaving weaving within your lane of traffic. No, I wasn't. Yes, ma'am. I was behind you on Montgomery and then we came over here. Same situation. Yeah. Okay. So, I'm going to have you stand in front of my car, right where my light is pointed. Okay. Okay. Go ahead and stand right there for me. I'm going to take your purse. Okay. I'm going to put it right here up on my hood. Face me. Your balance is all over the place. Okay. Just as I said that, you almost fell into me. No, no, no. Yes, ma'am. Okay. Your eyes are bloodshot. They're red. I have a heavy odor of alcohol coming from your breath tonight. Okay. How much did you drink? I did not drink tonight. You did not drink? No. Why are you sluring your speech? I did not drink tonight. Okay. I Do you normally talk like this? Yeah. With a slur speech? Yeah. I have ADHD. Okay. Do you normally have balance issues? Yeah. Why? I'm asking you. Cuz you stepped out of the car. You're kind of all over the place. Your balance seems a little weary tonight. I just need to pee really bad. Okay. I'm sorry. Well, unfortunately, we don't have a bathroom right now, right? It's okay. It's fine. Miss Leslie, I need to check you. Okay. You weak of alcohol. Your balance is all over the place. I wreak of alcohol. Yes, ma'am. Your balance is all over the place. Your driving's got me a little concerned. You say you haven't drank anything. Can't really take your word. Okay. What did you What did you drink? What did you say? What did you say? I'm sorry. I said I can't take your word. Okay. Cuz I can smell alcohol coming from your breath. Do you smell alcohol? Yes, ma'am. How much did you drink tonight? I didn't drink. Nothing at all? No. Okay. Well, I'm going to check you real quick. Okay. Okay. Do you have contacts in your eyes? Yeah, I do. Do they change the color of your eye? No. They're just for vision? Yeah, for vision. Okay. Um, any recent head trauma? No. What do you do for work? Due to Leslie's uncertain state, the cops asked her to perform some exercises to determine if she was fit to drive. So, you're you're waitress. You're on your feet. Yeah. Okay. So, you're pretty physical. Yeah. Okay. So, real quick, I'm have you stand like me, toes touching, feet together, arms by your side. I'm going to have you take that hair, brush it behind your ears the best you can. Okay. I'm going to be checking your eyes tonight. I just want you to stare at the tip of my finger, moving your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? I'm going to be going back and forth a few times. Don't move your head. Just look at the tip of my finger. Moving your eyes and your eyes only. Yeah. Are you okay? I'm just so cold. I'm sorry. Do you have a jacket? Go ahead. Oh, yeah. I have a jacket in the car, but it's okay. Okay. I want you to follow the tip of my finger, moving your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? Don't move your head, please. Oh, sorry. Just your eyes. Just my Don't move your head, please. Follow my finger. Right where my fingerprint is. You see my finger? Yeah. Okay, follow with your eyes. Any reason you're looking down? Am I looking down? Your head's tilted down. I I see you looking down at the ground. Okay. I'm not the best artist in the entire world, but there's a black dot on my finger. Can you see that black dot? Yeah. That's where I want you to stare. Okay. See that black dot? Mhm. One more test. This one's going to go up. Can I grab that jacket for you? Yeah. Where's it at? It's in my car. Is it black? Um, it's blue. Is it this one? That works. That'll work. Yeah. Right back here. Tonight, I'm going to have you imagine a 4-in wide line. That 4-in wide line is going to go from your right foot completely straight down this parking lot. Yes. Can you picture that 4-inch wide line? Yes. Just a straight 4inch wide line. Okay. Listen to me. I'm going to put you in a starting I'm going to put you in a starting position. When I have you in that test, don't move or start the test until I tell you to do so. Okay. Tonight, you're going to take your left foot, place it on that line. Mhm. Just like me. Okay. But you're going to face this way. Your line's going to go this way. Okay. Okay. So, face me. Your 4-inch wide line is going to go this way. Okay. Okay. Take your left foot, place it on that 4inch wide line. Now, with your right, place it in front of your left. Heel to toe touching, arms by your side. That was confusing. There's a lot of instruction. Yeah. Okay. Do you have any questions? Well, okay. Seven steps that way. Nine. Okay. Miss Ley, before you start, do you have any questions? No. So, nine heel to toe steps. You'll plant your lead foot with the foot behind it. A series of small steps keeping the lead foot planted. Nine steps back. Mhm. Any questions? No. You understand the test? Yeah. Go ahead and begin. Offline. Offline. Number of steps and your steps back. Offline. Perfect. Half inch. Perfect. Ma'am, face me. This next test, you're going to choose a leg of your choice. Okay? It could be your left or it could be your right. Whichever leg you choose, you're going to raise that foot off the ground about 6 in off the ground. Okay? I want your foot parallel with the ground. Okay? Your leg will be straight. Your arms will be by your side. You're going to look down at the tip of your toe. And you'll count in 10,000s until I tell you to stop to 1,00 to uh you'll count in 10,000s until I tell you to stop. It'll be about 30 seconds. Okay. Okay. Do you have any questions? No. You understand? Yeah. Okay. And go ahead and begin. Okay. 1,001 1,002 1,004 106 Keep going. Okay. 1 1012 Go ahead and stop. Miss Leslie, will you sit on this bar? Your your balance is a little all over the place. Just sit right here for me. As Leslie moved on to the further exercises, she was unable to complete them without significant difficulty, raising even more doubts about her sobriety. Of education you've received, high school. Okay. So, I would like to to do some additional techniques with you. Yeah. The reason I'm doing that, this isn't the best location for these these tests that I just gave you. Okay. Yeah. Um, tonight, what I'm what I'm going to ask you to do is you're going to count backwards. Yeah. I want you to start at a specific number. You're going to stop at a specific number. Yeah. Tonight you're going to start at 47. You're going to stop at 32. Counting seven and start by 42. 48 so bad. I'm sorry. Okay. Can you hold it or is it that bad? I can hold I can hold it. I can hold it. Okay. So, I want you to count from 47. Stop at 32. Okay. Go ahead. Begin. 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 40 39 38 36 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 Okay, are you done? All right, I'm going to have one more test for you tonight. I want you to recite your English alphabet. Okay. You're going to start at H and you're going to recite the alphabet ending at Q. Okay. H to Q. Do you Do you understand? H to Q. Yes. But I don't want you to sing it, rhyme it, just say it normally. H to Q. Yes, ma'am. Go ahead and begin the ABC. Yes. But I want you to start at H and I want you to end at Q. Okay. Okay. Go ahead and begin. Okay. Hold up. ABC. H. That's hard. Okay. Okay. Just try your best. A B C D E H Q H You said start a Q. H to Q. H to That's That's easy though. Okay. Go for it. H to Q. Okay. Hold up. A B C D E F G H Q A B C D E F G H That's hard though. Okay, I get you. That's hard. That's a HQ. Okay, so Miss Leslie, this is what's going on. Okay, you said you had to use the restroom. Okay, do you do you can you hold it at all? Yeah, I can hold it. I mean, I'm going to be with you for a little bit of time. Are you going to be able to hold it? Mhm. I don't want you to urinate yourself. Mhm. You're going to be able to hold it? Yeah, I'll be able to hold it. Okay. Miss, face my windshield. Place your arms behind your back. If at any time you feel like you're going to urinate yourself, you can't hold it anymore, tell me. Okay. Will you promise to do that? Yeah. Thank you. Step back for me and face my windshield. Am I under arrest? Yes, ma'am. Why? I'll explain to you. Face my windshield, please. Yeah. Do you have anything on you you shouldn't? No. Take one step back, please. Widen your stance. Are you wearing a bra, ma'am? Yes, I'm wearing a bra. Face my windshield. Anything in your mouth? No. Open your mouth. Ah. Walk around the side of my car. Right over here, please. Have a seat. Do you remember what I told you? Yeah. If you have to go pee, tell me. Please. Afterward, the officer read Leslie her rights, explaining the further process and the legal implications if she refused. Taking a job. As I'm speaking with you, it's 1:57 a.m. Can I took a breathalyzer test, please? So, I'm going to We'll get to that. Okay. Okay. So, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You are under arrest for driving while under the influence of intoxicating alcohol and or drugs. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. 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 to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or a 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, which is the New Mexico. Do you agree to take our test? Yes, I agree to test. Okay. Do you have anything that you want to go with you today? Um, do I to take with me or I'm going to take like a wallet and a cell phone if you have one. I saw your wallet. Do you have a cell phone? Yeah. Just sit in the vehicle, please. Okay. You do have a cell phone. I do. Okay. Get your feet in. Can Can I please check your breath? Yes, ma'am. We're going to get to that. Okay. I can't do it right now cuz I don't I'm going to leave my phone here. My My car here. Your car's going to get towed. My car's ready to total. Yes, ma'am. Cuz you're under arrest. Okay. So, sit back for me. I'm going to buckle you in. I'll get it for you. Watch your foot. Get your foot in the best you can. There we go. Watch your hand. I don't want to squish your hand. There we go. 101. 214 to 549. What time are they going? 107 or 2:15. So phone. Just makeup. Makeup. [Music] Shoes. Empty. Beer bottle. Makeup. I don't see a cell phone. Where would your cell phone be? I don't know. Do you remember where you had it last? Yeah, I had it on there. It was on you? Mhm. Like in a pocket or um cuz I just searched you and I didn't see it on you. It has to be on. Okay. What? No, we have to find it. What color is it? It's a blue. The officer searched Leslie's belongings and then took her to the station. After reaching there, they performed a breathalyzer test and its outcome surprised the cops. Okay, watch your hair. No, no, no. It has to be here. Where would it be? Cuz I just searched you and I didn't find anything. Okay, let me double check. It's just a purse. Nothing of value. Nothing. Nothing of value. Yes, ma'am. I can't find it. I I checked your whole car and I can't find it. I do have your car keys. Everything okay? When's the last time you had your phone? I have it just now. Just now? I checked your whole car, ma'am. Go ahead. 26 is loyalty. Thank you. You're welcome. Leave them on. That's just how it goes. Ma'am, you said you had your phone in the car. Can you hold it or do you need to go? Cuz I don't want you to pee in here. No, no, I don't. If you have to pee. Okay. Damn. Yes, ma'am. What's going on? I can't. That's just how it goes. I can't take the handcuffs off. Okay. No. Okay. Okay. My phone's right here. Where's your phone? Did you have it on you? Yeah. Where is it at? In my in my car. Okay. I checked your car. What's going to happen in my car? It's going to get towed. You don't know specifically where your phone was? I I thought it was on me. Okay, I'll double check, but I didn't see it. There it is. All the way at the bottom. Everything okay? Do you want me to let you out so you can pee? Okay. Well, I don't want you to pee in my car. Yes, ma'am. So, we have to wait for the tow truck. It's probably going to be another 10, 15 minutes. Yes, ma'am. Are you going to be able to hold it? Well, that's what I'm asking you. If you have to go step out, uh, let's go over here. Do I have to pee in front of you? No, I'm not going to watch you. Oh, let's go over to your car. Can you please see my p the handcuffs? Yeah, come to the front of my car, please. I'm going to put your jacket up so I can take the cuffs off. Okay. So, where do I go? You're going to have to figure it out. I have to figure it out. I mean, if you need to go, okay, I can go behind the car. What car? Go to Come here. You can squat against my door if you have to. Okay. Let me know when you're done. Jefferson with Mexico 532 William X-ray boy. It's a white Toyota. You okay? Are you good? Come back to the front of my car. All the way to the front. Stand right here. Same thing. Hands behind your back. You don't have to. This is just our policy. Okay. If I don't do my policy, then I get in trouble. Walk to the other side. My lights are on. I'll turn them off. Right over here. You won't until we get to the office. Okay. It's going to be a minute. Why do you got to do this to me? This is just my job, ma'am. I'm not discriminating against you. I I know it's your job. Have a seat, please. I just Your phone is on the floorboard of my my car. I'll give it promise you promise. I want to see it's a blue phone. Okay. It's not a blue phone. It is a blue phone. No, it's not. Yeah, it is. Have a seat, please. And then I'll show you your phone. King John 669. Open your mouth for me one more time. Nothing in your mouth. 545. New dip 0219. One more breath. Nice and big. Blow until you do not hear noise. Stop. So, can you read that? 22. You're almost three times the legal limit. Okay. No, the legal limit is 0.08. Correct. And you blew a 22 almost three times. Stand up for me. I'm going to take those cuffs off. You can use the restroom. Okay. We're going to go this way. Take a left. Take a left right here. Again, I'm going to take that jacket, put it over your shoulders, and take your cuffs off. Okay. Leslie was charged with driving under the influence. Next, this entitled woman believed her anger could overpower the cops. It's not on your neck. It can't suffocate you. It's suffocating me. These ones are not even on my hand. They're on my thing right here, and it's hurting me. You understand? You're nice. In 2025, police responded to a report about a woman who had an arrest warrant out for her in Monroe County. When the cops found the woman, they ordered her to step out of the car. She refused, causing a scene, but then did something completely unexpected. Lindsay, step out. Give me a What part of step out wasn't clear? Step out. Let's go. Give me a step in. Step out now. Step out. No, I'm not. Wait. Yes. Step out now. You have a warrant for your arrest. No, I'm not. Let's see. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. I'm not touching you. 7113 when resisting. Stop. I'm just need to I'm sorry. 7219 when resisting. I'm sorry for step out before you get tased now. Why? Get out. I'm going to get out. Get out. Okay. Get out before you get tased. Turn. Hands behind your back. Can you just hand behind your back? You just kicked me. I don't know how stupid you are. I told you to freaking wait for me. It's not a matter of waiting. Hold on. Stop turning and stop touching me like that. You stop turning. Stop turning on the deputy. You're already caught in another charge. You want to keep catching them? Then stop touching me like that. What the is wrong with you? You resisting. That's what's wrong. Okay, but you don't need to grab me like that. I'm still a female. Okay. And what do you mean? Don't you have a mother? Stop resisting. Stop grabbing me. Stop resisting. Stop grabbing me home. Stop resisting. Stop moving. Stop moving. Can you grab me? Can you grab me? Okay. Here. I'm going to get you in the car. No. I know. I can bring my phone in the corner. No. I'm Don't worry. I'm going to give you your phone back. Here. Five. One. Can you touch me? Can you not touch me? Get in the car so you don't have to We have to check your pocket. You do have to check to make sure you got Check your pocket. Can you not touch me? He's grabbing me. Huh? Yes, I am because you're still resisting. Stop it. Because you're literally hurting. Stop it. If you stop moving, I don't have to bend you. Oh, no. Take a seat. You're the one that's doing it. Take a seat. Swing in. Stop touching me. I will as soon as you sit. I will as soon as you sit. Watch your hand. Very good. I don't understand the drama. Knock it off. You You Can you put them in the front? I can't put them in the front. That's the other officer who arrested you put them in the front. Oh, I I can't. It's against our policy. I'll get in trouble. I don't want to get in trouble and I want you to get in trouble. He's already like panic. I have really bad anxiety and me like I actually do. Okay. Well, here take a deep breath. No. No. Like down by the pain. Here. Come your foot. No. Can you just please? We'll roll the window down so you get the mirror. No. I'm not good in tiny spaces. I understand. We'll roll the window down. Please hang on. This little It's It's suffocating me. What is this thing? The seat belt. Well, don't lean against it. Turn. It's suffocating. It's not Turn sideways. It's not on your neck. It can't suffocate you. It's suffocating me. These ones are not even on my hand. They're on my thing right here and it's hurting me. You understand? You're nice. Here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to make I'm going to fix these. But don't buck. Don't fight. Don't try to kick. Don't try to do anything. Okay. You want to roll down the uh window a little? How? Let's see what happen. There you go. How's that? Is that better? All right. I'm going to move your sweatshirts out of the way. Look, I'm going to lower this window, but please don't start yelling and stuff like that. Okay. No. What's that? I feel like I'm going to crank up the AC for you. Another officer, Anthony, noticed the smell of drugs coming from her vehicle and planned to search it. After searching her car, they found exactly what they had expected. Well, let's From what I I'm gathering, you have a warrant. Okay. So, you are in custody to go to jail, right? But when you go there, I could smell the odor of from me. Did you just smoke? Is that why you smoke? Okay. Cuz if you go to jail and you go in and they find you have something on you. Okay. Can I use my phone? I can't now cuz once you're in custody, your phone's right there. You see it? I have it right there for you. My mom and let her know because I don't live here. You don't know that me. Well, the thing is once you get to jail, doesn't live here, but once you get there, they get they let you make a phone call. She doesn't know. You can hold the phone. I'll give you my cash. I I just I just can't. I can't. It's It's the thing is that it's it's a Don't let me use my phone. And I got arrested. I was thinking What did you get arrested for? What was it for? Same thing. Same thing. But all I know is you have a warrant. I don't know what it's for. Oh, it's for court. Okay. How you doing, bud? How's it going? Good. Are you Anthony? Yes, sir. Anthony. Lizzy has a warrant. All right. All right. So, she's going to jail. You have my car key. Well, the car is running. Oh, yeah. Is there anything on you right now? Okay. No, sir. I'm going to have to search a car. Search a car? Yes. Oh, yeah. All right. It stinks. I see a hitter on the front. Yeah. Okay. Do me a favor. Step down with the car. Okay. Can I finish my process in here? I changed I I have my medical card and everything. Do you have your medical card with you? Yeah. Okay. Is anything in the car medically assigned to you or her? Probably me from from the shop, but Okay. My medical. All right. Yeah. Go ahead and finish up what you're doing. Thank you, sir. All right. What's up? Sorry to hit you in something. Uh-huh. What happened? We We happened to be pulling in for the DUI offense and I saw the tag pulling in her. It's like, what are the odds? So, what's going on? She's over here. Yeah, she's in the back of the car. She decided to get Kiki coming out of the car. Really? So, she's catching a couple of charges. Felony. Perfect. He is still in trainame at the moment. He was away from the car when we made contact. So, she was in the car. Mhm. With all this stuff in here. Mhm. You're not a fan of No. It's lucky he didn't get tased cuz I was about to be done dealing with it. Yeah. Do me a favor if you would. Does he know what's going on? Yeah. Yeah. Blackhead is Anthony for the car here. Reese in here. What can I help you, sir? Can you test one of these for THC? These were the ones that were in her purse. The other ones were sitting on the seat. Yeah, this guy's Hello. All right. Which one you want? One of these two. How you doing, bud? Step over here. Yeah. What are you over here? Yeah. Step over there. That's all right. Do me a favor. Just stand next to my car for me. Okay. One of these two. That one looks like it's got the most liquid, but either one's good. How you doing, bud? The officers discussed the seriousness of the charges the woman would face for her actions. Meanwhile, in a fit of anger, she began threatening the cops. I'm with him. Okay. Be feet. All right. Go ahead. Be feet. Go away. You're in the middle of a scene you can't be in the middle of. Go away. What part of that isn't clear? You can stand over there and watch, but you can't stand here and watch. Go. A simple issue. It didn't need to be this way. I don't understand what she's doing. I I informed her she had a warrant. She was getting relief or getting taken out and Yeah, it's uh resisting with violence and felony battery on law enforcement. Yeah. I'm saying, man, it's just a civil warrant. What was the situation? How did the kicking happen? He was trying to detain her cuz she said I wasn't here, but he just explained it. She's He's like, "You have a warrant. You know, you're under arrest." And then she started she didn't want to come out of the car. Well, she's got to see the judge now. She could have just bonded out today, but now she's going to be in jail. Yeah, she missed her court date. But the same I think she was just arrested for this, too. The same thing. She just got out. Yeah, it's the same thing. Like she's missing her. She won't get bond now. No, now she's in a whole lot. For how long would you say? Like it depends what the bond's going to be. Now it's going to be charges were the estimated amount a lot like more than a year. Oh, you're saying like like in jail like I I'm not the judge but felony battery law enforcement officer is up to 5 years in prison. 5 years. Now that's not to say she's going to get that. I'm just telling you usually I mean it could just be probation. I'm saying the maximum sentence is 5 years for each okay for each felony. Yeah. But yeah, I got you. very rarely that you know what I'm saying. So yeah, I get you this ass. I know. She's saying that he pulled out a taser. Yeah, he [ __ ] did. They all saw it. Um because he asked her to get step out of the vehicle and and I said, "No, I need to make a call to my mom." Yeah, but she needed to make a call to her mom. Well, I already told her she gets her once once she gets in there cuz once she's in custody, I can't allow her to make a phone call. But once the moment we get to the jail, those handcuffs come off so she can be comfortable again and we'll give her her phone call. And then you know what he did? He was trying to force him to eat everything and he was driving everything and my hand was kind of stuck because of his didn't even ask you to search his car. He get arrested for last. No, he he asked me. He wouldn't. And why' you say yeah? Because he wants to put that on me. He finds something, he won't put it on me. They can put it on me. It's my car, right? It's my medical that he was going to tase me because I asked him to make a call. I'm I'm going to go take her so she can get out of his handcuffs. I'm going to kill him. I got Just take care of her. Oh, yeah. No, I'm not. I'm going to make sure nothing happens to her. Don't let Don't let no one tase her again, please. No, no, she's not going to get tased. She's not going to tased, right? You're not going to get tased. Me and her are cool. [Music] you off your The woman was charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer possession of marijuana, resisting arrest with violence and a warrant for her arrest. Meet this arrogant man who thought his son's badge could save him from the mess he made. I don't fear the cops cuz both my sons are cops. One's a sergeant. I wasn't present, so I just came out. You ain't nobody cursed him. On September 19th, 2024, officers were dispatched to Chick-fil-A after a report of a man being disorderly on the property. The man had been waiting in line, but became disgruntled with the employees over the wait time. When officers confronted the man, he became belligerent and tried to use his status as the father of law enforcement to justify the situation in his favor. Hey, how you doing? Hey, what's going on? Did they call you out here? Somebody did. Yeah. probably the idiot in there. Smart manager sit there and we sit out here 15 20 damn minutes for our food. We finally when I get around the thing I asked him one simple question. I said why we sitting here 20 minutes. We were late for work. Here's what come out of his mouth. If you don't like it, call it in. Well, I'm a customer. That's And they ain't going to say that I cussed in there cuz I didn't. I was very respectful when I came in there. I didn't know he was manager. Okay. I walked in there and he's grinning from ear to ear like, "You think you're going to get something done out of two?" Okay. So, I asked I requested I requested this piece of paper here to call somebody higher up. Somebody called on me in there. Oh, that's why you called saying that there was a somebody. But I don't fear the cops cuz both my sons are cops. One's a sergeant. Somebody hollering or something like that or cursing. Was there anybody cursing us? I wasn't present so I just came out. There ain't nobody cursing. I didn't use one curse when there. And when you came to me, what I said and said, "Let's step out." You did. You can step out in front of the door. I was very polite all the way and kind of stepped out here and then I said, "But I have every right to say what I please out here." Mhm. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I'm not I'm not I'm not denying that. Well, who were you who were you chatting with inside? Who? Who was the lady you was talking? I just I don't know who set. Do you have your ID with you, sir? I don't need my ID. I ain't committed to crime. Well, I'm conducting investigation right now. No, you're not. You're not pulling that on me. I know what my my rights are. You're not going to do it. So, you're refusing to give me your ID? Yes, I am. Okay. All right. Well, hang right here. Okay. You're not free to leave yet. Okay. I'm free to leave. You go. Okay. You hold me for a crime. Uh you're you're being detained right now. What? What crime? Cuz we're investigating to find out exactly what was said. What? What? It doesn't matter what was said in there. No reason ID. Give me your ID or you're going to jail. Then I'll go to jail. Let me tell my wife back. Let me call my wife. Don't put your hands around your back. Don't fight with me. Relax. Relax. Put your hands behind your back. Stop tensing up. All right. Here. No. Stop tensing up. Stop tensing up. Relax. Stop tensing up. Okay. I ain't done to these people. Relax. I am relax. Okay. You're not going to come out of handcuffs to call. We'll call. We'll figure it out. You're not being You're not being cooperative. Because my I'm tired. I'm I'm disabled and my chest is killing me. I'm trying to explain y'all. I haven't cussed anybody in there. Relax. Have I ced anybody in there? Listen, but I asked you for your ID. You refused to give me your ID. Because I because I had a right to refuse cuz I hadn't done nothing wrong. You're incorrect. Okay. Let me call Let me call my son then. You're not making any calls right now. Okay. Are you going to give me your ID now? I will. pocket, right? Yes, sir. It's right there. I'm getting it out of your pocket. Yes, sir. Feel [Music] free over a dang chicken sandwich. He was a smart he was a smart bud. I didn't say nothing out of the way to him. That's why the man continued to argue that he did nothing wrong and his refusal to provide ID complicated matters. Meanwhile, the cops spoke with the employees to find out what had happened. call. I'm going to go in there and talk to him. Okay. Okay. All right. I'll call I'll I'll run this over the air. I'll train record. I'm going to put your phone in your pocket. That's fine, sir. Let me put it um I'm going I'm going to do I'm going to go. Yeah, we're going to find out. So, here's the thing. You understand though that causing a disturbance inside of a place of business. Listen to me. Listen to me. disturbance inside of a place of business. Okay. Could be a crime. If you if cause a fear for people to to feel the need to call the police, we have to investigate things, right? So, I show up. I'm trying to get get information, find out who I'm coming out here with, and then you refuse to give me your ID. That is that is that is a restable offense. Well, according to your ID, I'm not going to argue with you because like my son's told me before, some some officers will want want you to argue with them so they can have a reason to be an ass. I'm not saying you're one of them. And as far as Rockdale, as far as the Rockdale Police Department, when they tried to uh pull that crap with me and my wife and the employees down there where she worked, uh they they asked me the same thing. I had, you know, I don't break the law. I raised my voice. I've got one that's a sergeant for the K9 unit. You shouldn't do that. And I Huh? You shouldn't do that. I shouldn't do what? You shouldn't be raising your voice inside of a place that's I wasn't raising my voice. I'm talking to you the same way I was talking to that lady. Okay. And everybody was talking. So this is the fun. But as far as language, no. I didn't use not one bit of language. Well, that's what we're trying to find out. Well, because he's okay. I'm the one that fine. Okay. What happened? All right. So, she probably knows more than what happened, but he came over here and complained to me um because he wanted to manage the head over. So, I went over the car, but I had a lot of customers over here also. And I told him that he would have to call the 1-800 number. You know, he is the manager here and that he is the one that's running the drive, but he also was the only one running the drive. But now I don't I don't He in the drivethru. He's the only one who was running the drive. Who is he? But what happened? Okay. I don't know what was said between him. She must have heard it. So you can kind of take that because I wasn't up there. I'm on the front counter, okay? But he came over here complaining to me, saying that that man shouldn't talk to me like that. There's no reason for it, all that kind of stuff. So, he was upset, but I don't know what was said over there on the drive. She must have been behind him in the drivethru. So, he was in the drivethru. Yeah, I was behind him and I don't know what I was saying cuz I was going on my girlfriend Stephanie, but I heard him talk to him something about how the line so backed up. I mean, yes, the line was on. We Okay, he was like, "You are smart." He's just being very Okay, so he was in the drivethru. He was in the drivethru in front of me. The guy was in the drivethru. Yeah, he was in front of me and his back and he was talking to who? The Where'd he go? The guy in the blue shirt him. Okay, keep going. I don't know what all was said cuz I was on the phone, but he was like, you got to smile mouth. He was just being rude all in the drivethru. So, and I was like, why? And he was yelling this out. He was yelling at him. He said, "Sir, I'm only one person." Other people around that could hear. Oh, yeah. I mean, we Well, I don't know who was all. There was like four of us right there. There was two people inside. Yeah. And then he came inside and started doing like this with his hands and stuff and I was like, "Uh, Stephanie, let me call you back." That's when I called Kristen. Okay. Tell me what happened. She was in the office. Nothing too crazy, but you know, I came through, you know, it's just me over there trying to get everything done. And I gave the guy the food and he was like, and he started like kind of like not verbally abusing, but kind of just like saying like nonsense about like, "Oh, things wrong with you guys." And just go over and over and over again. And then I was like, "Okay, so I'm so sorry about that." I was like, "Oh, we have a number you can call." And he was like, "Oh, smart." Like, "Just give me a sec. I'll come inside." Came inside like I wasn't sure what he was trying to do, but um came inside. I saw him come inside and he kind of I was just focus on the guys. Okay. Okay. All right. Um Okay. Thank you. Let me The cops explained the situation to the man, but he remained defiant, insisting that his sons were law enforcement officers and that he had no history of disrespected disease. And that's why I'm saying they're hurting me. Okay, that's no problem. So, yes, hear me out. Oh, well, I'm not I'm Be quiet. You're not If you're talking, you're not listening. Okay. It's just It just works that way. Okay, so you were loud. You were boisterous. You're tumultuous. Shut up and listen to me. apologizing. Okay. Be quiet or else or we can just go to jail and do something. So, okay. Trying to keep you out of jail is what I'm trying to do. Yes, ma'am. Okay. So, this is you said there's you spent a long time in line. Okay. Well, if you did, I apologize, but they're doing the best they can. Okay. So, yelling in the drive-thru, Chick-fil-A, using Sir, I'm listening. using cuss words and and yelling at somebody is not going to get you anything. So, what it has gotten you is a year break from Chick-fil-A. You can't come back for a year. I'll never be back. It's either that or jail. Okay. Which one are they? I will never come back. So, what we're going to do handcuff you, we're going to have you sign a criminal trespass so that you do not come back for a year, then you go to jail. I'm not coming back. Great. Okay. And the next time the police I'm not a criminal, so I don't feel that I have to sign it. You did a criminal act today. I did not. You absolutely did. I did not cuss anybody. That's the whole thing. That's what I'm talking. I'm hearing you, but you're not hearing me. And I'm just I have a right to get you to understand me. See, no one first of all cussed anybody at the drivethru. He said something to me that was unappropriate to me. He said, "If you don't like what the hell I'm doing, leave." I said, "Well, I didn't know his manager." I said, "You really hurt my arm. You're going to be fine." But I know what fine is. Okay, but now here's the thing. Not trying to be disrespectful. My son's a sergeant. My son other son's is a patrol. I understand you guys. Clayton County. Okay. He's the one his dog got killed. So I don't get disrespectful to people. I respect the law. There's many dinners and stuff that I have done for Newton County and Henry County and for law enforcement and back the badge. Look at my tags. It even says back the badge. I have no problem with you guys. I don't have a problem listening to you. But when people sit and tell bull crap wives is bull. Anybody can tell a story. Is it true or false? I don't know. Not one dirty word was said to that gentleman at that day. I said, "Well, then I'll come inside and talk to the manager." He says, "Do that." He throws his hand. I roll up my window. I come around and I pull right here. Walked inside. Soon as he saw me come inside, he goes, "That's what he did. approached the lady and I asked the lady. I said, "Ma'am, who's the manager?" I didn't raise my voice at all. I said, "Who's the man?" They got cameras here, don't they? Absolutely. They need to pull them. No, no, no. There's no disrespect to you. They need to if if they're wanting to charge me or push me out, that's not I'm not coming back here anyway. Okay. Regardless of what signing I'm not signing something of guilt, that I do have that right. But I don't I can guarantee you this. I promise you one thing. I'll never be back over here ever again. Matter of fact, today after I get my doctor appointment, my heart doctor, I'm going to Clayton County and I'm going to see Bubba and the people that run the corporate cuz I know the Chick-fil-A people like family and I'm going to know what took place here. I'm not mad at you. I'm not mad at you. I'm not trying by all God means I'm not trying to be disrespect for either one of y'all. There's too many people that know how I am. I have no reason to I buy you I buy your sign. Well, I don't recall. I don't know if I'm signing something. I said I'm a criminal. I'm not going to do that. Okay. We're going to formally tell you about it. And if you don't want to sign it, that's fine. Huh? I'm going to call my son. Call your son. The man called his son, an officer, hoping to get out of trouble, but the cops did what was right. Asked for your ID. I already know about that. You should provide it. Well, I know what the right my rights are. Okay. And they're right now they're being violated, but I'm not going to pursue them because I have no disrespect for the law. You're welcome to do so. Well, I I could I could pursue. Hey, son. I got a question for you. Don't mean to put you involved. I've got two police officers just took handcuffs off of me. They put them on me for no reason. We said, "I went to Chick-fil-A to pick your mama's food up and the guy at the drive-thru was a smart to me. So, I came in to talk to management." Comes back, he is the manager. So, somebody swears I was cussing out loud, raising and when they asked my ID, I said I wasn't uh I hadn't committed the crime, but anyway, they they they roughed house me, put me in the the cuffs and told me that, you know, all this crap. Now, they want me to sign a a paper stating that I'm no longer alive on this property. What is that paper they're talking about? Well, I won't come anyway, but he's okay. So, what right what right do I uh do they have to do this for me? No, it ain't Chick-fil-A. It's it's the police department because they're this is their snack place up here. Well, then I'm I need to speak to the manager that I was nicely talking to out here and I want to find out open up. Yeah. Well, until I understand, they can take me to jail then because until I understand what I again, I don't read and I don't spell. Until I know exactly what this means by me signing this paper, I'm not signing it. So, you can talk to them. This is She's a sergeant. Unless I request somebody higher up, which I have that right. Hello, this is Sergeant Hardwick. Yeah. Okay. It's It's okay. Okay. So, I'm about coming back here. So, why sign the paper? Um, so he came through the drive-thru. He was upset at there being, you know, four or five cars or whatever. Um, but one of our our one of our evidence custodian was a car or so behind him and could hear him yelling at the guy in the drive-thru saying, "This is this is, you know, blah blah blah." And he said, "I'm doing the best I can, sir. I'm the only one in the drive-thru right now." So then he starts to say if this and whatever and then he gets out he comes and he goes inside then he's you know flaring his arms up and in the meantime everybody can see this and he's using you know he's loud he's boisterous he's tumultuous you know whatever. So when the officer gets here and he starts questioning him and he's asking for his ID he's like not going to give it then I get here and he's still refusing. He's still being loud. Can I get something out of my car ma'am? Uh sure. So he um I want my money back. So, he uh we put him in handcuffs cuz he's, you know, get wild and whatnot. Um we get his ID. Uh so, don't let me back on my car. Oh my god. Hold on just a second. I'll take Yeah, hang on a second. So, um just I mean, we didn't run past um took the handcuffs off. So, what we're trying to do is criminally trespass him. he wants to refuse to sign it, he can refuse to sign it, but he cannot come back here for a year. Otherwise, I mean, we're not taking him to jail. We could understand disorder conduct all day long, but um he just needs to chill and you know what? So, yeah, I can see I can tell that. That's what I said. I said we're not going this is not going No, I'm not worried about going to jail. not going to get an attorney because they had no right. They had no right to do what they did. I know my You want your money back? Yes, I do. Is your And I want my copy of my receipt. Okay. The man was charged with disorderly conduct obstruction and trespassed from the property for one year. This woman who was trespassing on a site known for suspicious activity caught the attention of the cops leading to an investigation that uncovered far more than they ever expected on a felony for burglary cuz you're stealing something from them. Trespassing trespass is when you trespass and you go inside and take something is a different story. No matter what the amount is, even if on November 3rd, 2024, an officer noticed a car with an open door and a woman near an abandoned dog track in Jefferson County. That's bad, young lady. What you doing here? What's that? That belong to you? No. Yeah. So, what are you doing on this property? You ain't trespassing, right? I didn't. I was coming back. You put it back on your car. I need to see your ID. Okay. I was coming back home. Well, you know what you're doing, right? I know. It's probably not right. I'm not going to sit here. It's called theft. Okay. And you're trespassing. Okay. I just stopped here. I'll get my ID. Stopped here on the way. I'm coming back from the beach. Got a white female 1012. Well, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to call the owner. See what they want to do with you. If they want to prosecute you stealing, they have a lot of problems, you folks. Okay. Well, I never Okay, it doesn't matter whether you're doing it. Let me know what you need to do. I need grab your ID and we'll call the owner, see what they want to do. Okay. Okay. I'll face what I have to understand. Yeah. You ain't supposed to be here. You know, it won't belong to you. I understand. Where you live, Thomasville? Uh I am in Thomasville. Okay. So, what are you doing through this way? Just um I was headed home. I've been at the beach and uh on a on a beat well it was beaten cancer I don't but um yeah so I saw that it was old and I pulled I pulled over. You didn't see no trespass sign when you came in. I didn't see the sign but I'm not going to say I mean but I didn't know like who it's just have a seat. Let me go call the owner and see what they want to do with you. Okay. Yep. Just have a seat in the car for me if you don't mind. Uh the caretaker that's not answering the phone, but there's another one lives over here. We're going to run over there and get him. Okay. Yeah. Uh, did you take anything else other than that? No. So, I looked through your car, wouldn't find anything? No, of course not. No. No. No. Chips? No. Anything that's got greyhound but uh greyhound dog track chips like poker chips or anything? No. No. That's the only thing you grabbed was the TV. Yes. You know, that's probably a burglar, right? That's a felony in Florida. Probably the same thing. I didn't know, but I ain't taking something. take what I uh what I have to take and but I just you know I don't like I said they decision let's do it and then you know we'll let them uh make that decision sometimes they will sometimes they won't but even if I mean if they want to can we like a ticket and I can go a felony have to arrest you on a felony okay not depending on them on a felony for burglary cuz you're stealing something from their trespassing trespass but you trespass and you go inside and take something that's a different story no matter what the amount is even could be that that probably ain't worth five bucks, but you took something. So, but that's going to be okay. Do what you got to do. Let me know and we will I have I don't have a criminal record or anything. You don't have anything on your record? My lesson? Oh, no. No, absolutely not. I was a 911 dispatcher. I'm just speaking to cancers. I'm in operation for an aerospace. Uh, no. And I, like I said, lesson learned. No, there's I understand, but it's not your property. Oh, it's wrong. 100%. And I've learned my lesson. I'm just telling you there's nothing else. I'm just saying like I said it is what they want to do. Yeah. But there's nothing you can look. There's nothing else. Okay. So you don't have anything trespass. No. Nothing. No. I don't have a absolutely not. Okay. I'll just let you know. Anytime you trespass I get it. I never do it again. First signal 31. Okay. Just drug stuff. You got any drugs in the car? Drug stuff. You never been arrested for drug? I had a like in high school when I was like 16 and we all like parents picked us up. Yeah. But our parents picked us up within like 10 minutes. No, absolutely not. That's still on your record. So I don't think a juvenile record of the year would have been when I was like 16. Normally juvenile stuff don't show up. They only see the juvenile record. No. So I'm not looking to scare you, but No, I learned my lesson. However, just that. And so you've had several several breaking. Most people trying to steal the copper pipe copper tubing wire that's out of there cuz it's worth some money cuz uh No, I it was stupid. And I make fish fish bowls out of them on TV. I've only I've only been here a year and a half. You're the second third group I've caught stealing out of here. So, hey, lesson learned. I understand. The woman continued to admit her mistake, saying she understood the severity of trespassing. While the cops suspected her car might hold something illegal, she stuck to her story. Hopefully, it's not a hard If it is, let's just what it is. All right. Like I said, I got to wait for But that would be another deputy gear and I'm gonna run over there and talk to the caretaker over here. I mean, yeah, just don't I mean, it is what it is. I understand. I say, like I said, we're both adults and you know, this don't belong to you. And no, I'm admitting and saying yes, and I'll take I appreciate, but I also just want to like I'm supposed to My daughter is she's taking her car back to college tonight. I'm on the way back from the beach. So, how old are you? I just want to take what it is and how old are you? What's that? How old are you? I'm 38. She's 19. All right. That's why I written out ride through here two, three times a I understand folks come in here and do all kinds of stuff. I wasn't thinking in that mindset and I got you got to think got to think the trespassing at least trespass. No, I do now. This has never happened to me. Right. But when you enter the property and you take something, it's kind of different. Yep. Been trying to get them to put uh some rope up to keep you guys at least keep you out of here. But that don't mean you wouldn't come back on property just cuz of the rope there. would probably keep cars out of here. Yeah. Do you have any any drugs in the car or anything? And we He's a canine officer, so dog's going to detect something if you got something in there. I don't have anything. No. No. No. Nothing. No. I don't know anything. I don't have He's just going to do it. You give her give us permission to search the vehicle then? If there's a I'd prefer not. Um, if there's a reason, I I'll take my punishment. Well, the reason I'm thinking you may have gotten more than just that TV. I I mean, you could have been here an hour or two hours taking things out. So, there's nothing. You would never know. But absolutely nothing dogs show or tell you where I've been and prove everything. And I've never been on this property before or anything. I can promise you that. I'm just asking if I've been So, no reasons the dog should alert on any No, absolutely not. No, I have No, he's just going to run the dog around real quick around your car for a second. So, I don't consent to that. You don't have to. You don't have to consent. It's a free free sniff. As long as I thought you were asking cuz I don't understand. No, no. We were asking if you would give us consent to sir. That would dispel everything. Yeah. So, what do you want to do? Say that again. I don't understand. So, I ask you for consent to search. If you did that, then we can search it. Not the dog. Okay. I don't want I don't unless I have to, but if I have to, I will. I don't want to break any laws. He's just going to run the dog around for get in touch with the um property owner. No. Yeah, that's what he's going over. Go ahead. All right. Come on over here. Have a seat in my car real quick. I think the owner wants to prosecute if you're here. So, here. The owner wants to prosecute. So, they don't want anybody on the property cuz they're having somebody real quick. Yeah, we'll we'll tell you what the bail is when I get there. Okay, just just hold tight. The officer prepares to search the car after the K9's alert. The woman admits to having drugs, but insists there's nothing more. However, the cops discover something far more incriminating. Looks like I work some overtime. The dog alerted to the presence of narcotics in your car. So, we're going to go ahead and search it. Okay. That gives us probable cause to look for your car. All right. How much? Uh $50. Okay. I don't know. I'm not sure that dog's even trained to to take anymore cuz it's going to be legal here in the next couple years. I have four prescriptions in bottles. Okay. And they're in the front in that box. And then there's aderall and then there's force um for bottle. Okay. All right. You don't have anything on you before we go to the county jail? I don't. Okay. If you introduce it, it's another charge. So, I don't have anything. Okay. She said there's about $50 worth of in there and some prescriptions, but she's got all the prescriptions are in bottles with her name written on them. No, wait a minute. Say that. She said there's $50 worth of in the car plus some prescription pills. Medical. No, no, she don't have She's from Georgia. I don't Georgia don't have medical. I didn't ask, buddy. You never know. I don't think they do. Yep. So, why did she tell us there was nothing in there? Well, I can tell that when she didn't want to get consent, so I knew that was the reason. Yeah. I think she's uh got some mental health issues, too. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. By row. I'm from I'm I'm I'm originally from Adel, Georgia. So Oh, she had a gun. Why you tell me there was a gun in the car? Jeez. Wow. Nice. Where'd you find that? Oh jeez. Nice. Lucky fire. Got one in chamber. Nothing in chamber. Nothing in the chamber here. Junky run that serial number. Yep. Okay. Heat. Heat. You don't have weapons permit, do you? No. Okay. Well, we did too. So, concealed carry state. Would you say that your was where? Yeah. Okay. Hey, sorry. Why don't you call on call? See if they want to come out here or for this burglary. It's going to be a burglary. Might be an armed burglary cuz she had a gun in the car with her. Um, I'll call 375 on charges. Charges. Temple. Can you get his name, information, date of birth for me? Is it down there? Uh, yeah. See, that's This is per the sergeant. So, I don't know if he There's some signal 37 in the car, too. Or signal 31, I'm sorry. Drugs. I'm sorry. FHP signal code. I'm sorry. Okay. All right. Um, yeah. I'll call Andy and just transfer him to you and y'all can figure out how y'all need this work. All right. Thank you. You're welcome. All right. Bye. Good for touching. So, as the search continued, the cops dug deeper into the woman's car and uncovered more than she had tried to hide. But I tried to clean it. See if we can get a good You said it was in a little black Tupperware case. The drugs were right there, by the way. That's wild bottle. We'll find She might be drunk, too. That is no telling, buddy. Say she came from the beach. So, yeah. Well, that's probably the only truth she told. Yeah. Smells smells of liquor. That'd be the only truth. She probably Well, it's a cheap gun. It's a high point 9 mm. I'm going tell you what I'm about as jealous as hell of your house. Well, this is the second burglary I've gotten out here. Jealous as Well, I always ride through here since it's on my Yeah. Okay. Since it's on my uh my route. Well, yeah. I'm talking like So, you know, I didn't want to go in after her cuz she could beat me to the car and haul ass. So, I just stood by the door till she came out and she come out with that TV on her arm. Go ahead and truck. Yeah. I got it. Huh? that still got ser number and everything on there. Ain't looking at that. You can't get Yo, further. Yes, sir. Oh, can you check these and make sure they're Yeah, just line them all up there. Check the names. put name on the call. Found a firearm under the seat. Yeah, I saw that. Pretty rusty. Okay. I don't know if he say couldn't get a seat on the road. It's a little rusty. We'll have to Where where'd you put it? It's in the back seat on the left rear. I got Yeah. Sorry. You got You got a half cage on. I got a half. No. No. No. No. Yes, ma'am. I just got another burger out here at the dog track. Young lady walked out with a TV under her arm when I rolled up on her. She's got Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She's got a gun in the car. She didn't have one on her, but she's got an old cheap high point. Yeah. It was under the front seat. And she's got some she's got some personal use signal 31. And uh yeah, just I think she said so far. So far, that's all he's found so far. By herself, the car just too much stuff in the car for fit another person. So, I don't think there's anybody else in there with her. But she says she makes fish bowls out of these old TVs she snatched. That's what she said. No, it looks like she she said she's coming from the beach. There's a bunch of beach stuff in here, but it's packed full of just junk. Where's the in relation to where you're sitting? Find a prescription stuff. Is it in a It's a glass Tupperware. It's got a few cigarettes in it. Okay. Grinder. Okay. All right. She said it was a black little black Tupperware. It should be a grinder and that personal use. I found Oh, okay. It's not in a black one. No, it's not. That green clear one right there. Okay. She said black. Figure it out. You've had that a while. It's a little dirty. No, not yet. Since she's a female, I ain't touched her. What's that? Yeah, it's awful dirty. And you'll be lucky this thing even shot would shoot. It's been a while since you cleaned it. This is a cheap cheap one. High points to cheaper guns. Oh yeah. And you bought this legally in Tom, Georgia somewhere this year. Okay. Did you hear that the owner wants to prosecute? Just let you know. Okay. So, we're going to be charged with burglary. I'll be $5. Yes, ma'am. Oh, got her name on it. Yena Griffin. Yeah. All of them. Say Yina Griffin. She said her daughter would be calling to see if she made it home. So yeah, I'll just wait till she gets to the gets to the jail. We'll let her just a little bit. Yeah, smell it, too. Yeah, yeah, I can smell it when I walked up to earlier. And you have a medical card for Georgia. I do. Okay. Well, it wouldn't be legal in Florida anyway. It doesn't transfer as soon as you come across state line. You have to you have to buy it from Georgia, get it prescribed to you from a Georgia, a Florida, I'm sorry, Florida doctor to be able to be legal. Okay. She said she had a card, but it's expired. So, from Georgia. Okay. I told her it wouldn't be good in Florida anyway. She'd have to buy it from Florida. Get it prescribed to her in Florida. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't. All right. I The cops prepared to arrest the woman and take her to the station, informing her that the items they found in the car would lead to additional charges. On you, right? No. Okay. Cuz like I said, once you get to the jail, once we enter the facility, all the bets are off. I have nothing on. Just stick your seat belt on so we we know you're good there. Okay. All right. The jail's only 5 minutes from here, so it's not too far to drive. Uh, you can Yeah. Uh, whatever the bond's going to be, you might be able to get out tonight. May have to wait to see the job. I'm not sure. I'm sure it's a bombable offense, but uh, you should be able to get your car tonight if you wanted to get it, but he's probably going to charge you extra for being after hours. Grinder. Don blind or that's what I just going to do my last check. So what the hell is he in there burglarizing? Uh she was. Yeah. Kind of unusual. Thomasville girl. For what? What the hell you looking for? I I don't know. That's what I said the same thing. Ain't worth much in there. But I'm going to run her to the jail real quick. All right. You want me to You want me or? Uh no. He if you help them out. They got a tow truck coming. I can't read the serial number on the gun she had, but it's all rusty. It's an old high point. Okay. Yeah. Well, she was It wasn't on her. It was in the car. So, I got you. All right. Later, bro. Hey, good to see you. Yeah. Just if you see anything abandoned, leave it alone cuz always I mean, even though it they're not doing that with don't mean folks can come take whatever they want from it. All right. Take a seat belt off. Come on out for me. all the way to that door over there for me. Hold tight right there. Hello. How are you? Yeah. Steing something from the dog track. I got burglary in uh possession under 20. Long [Music] time [Music] here. The woman was charged with burglary, possession of marijuana, and theft. Next, Jacqueline, a drunk woman driving late at night, thought arguing with the cops would get her out of trouble, but she met nononsense officers who weren't fooled by her antics. So, I'd like to know before you ran my tags, right? I'm going to ask one more time. And I'm going to ask one more time. No, I'm getting myself together, please. Right. And I'm getting myself together, but I'd like to know. Okay. I will be happy anything else that you would like as soon as I get your driver's license and registration. On December 24th, 2024, police pulled over a woman in a blue Mitsubishi sedan for expired registration and her unusual behavior. When the cops approached Jacqueline, she demanded to know why she was stopped arguing with them. As they asked for her details, she refused to cooperate. How are you? What's going on today? I don't know. I'm trying to figure it out myself. What are you trying to figure out? Why you're stopping me? What have I done? So, your registration comes back to be criminally expired. Okay. Do you have your driver's license and registration on you? I do, but I would like to know what it is that you stopped me for before you even ran my tags. What have I done? So, I did a routine run on your tag after you followed me nose to nose in my rear. And your tag is like permanently expired. So, based off your usual behavior. I did a routine check of your tag which came back again currently expired. So, do you have your driver's license and registration? I do, but my problem is that I'd like to know what it is that I did wrong because I You're driving a vehicle with a crimally expired tag. But you would have to know that like you would have to run that. So then therefore, let me see your driver's license and registration. I'm not going to ask again. Okay. What I would like to know is what I did wrong before. You are driving a vehicle with a crimally expired registration. Let me see your driver's license and expiration or registration. Okay. But I would like to know what I did beforeand before you were even to run those tags. What is it? Ma'am, driver's license and registration. Right. But I would like to know driver's license and registration. Ma'am, you probably owe me. Well, if I were to tell you no, then what? Because I would like to know then you're going to be arrested for not identifying yourself during a lawful stop. But what is it that you would driver's license and registration? What is it that you would have to stop me for the lawful stop? Because you're driving a vehicle with a crimally expired registration. Before you even ran my tags, I don't have to have a reason to run your tag. Okay. You sure about that? 100% sure, ma'am. Okay. It's a routine run. Okay. Even though I didn't do anything wrong, right? Ma'am, you're driving a vehicle with a criminal registration. I'd like to know before you ran my tags. Driver's license and registration. I'd like to know before you license and registration, ma'am. All right. So, I'd like to know before you ran my tags. Right. I'm going to ask one more time. And I'm going to ask one more time. No, I'm getting myself together. Grab it, please. Right. And I'm getting myself together, but I'd like to know. Okay. I will be having Anything else that you would like as soon as I get your driver's license and registration? Okay. But you have no reason why to stop me beforehand, right? Again, you have to No, no, no. I like you. No, no, no, no. I asked you a question, right? I'm I'm getting I'm getting my stuff together. But I'd like multiple multiple opportunities to get and registration. I am asking you one last thing and I'm getting that together. I'm getting out of this vehicle. driver getting my stuff together right now, but I'd like to know beforehand before you even ran my tags, there was nothing that I did wrong, please. No, you're going to answer that question. All right. So, therefore, you don't want to answer that question. Okay, let's grab our driver's license, right? You don't want to answer that question. So, beforehand, there was nothing that I did wrong. All right. Okay. Are you Oh, no. No, no, no. I'm sorry. No, I'm not failing to identify myself. I am identifying myself right now. Now, what I would like to know is you're not identifying yourself. Driver's license, right? And I am driving or we're going to step out of this vehicle. And we can step out of this vehicle. Despite multiple chances to comply, Jacqueline remained defiant, forcing the cops to take action. Throughout it all, she insisted she was only trying to identify herself despite being the cause of the chaos. All right, let's step out of the vehicle. Can I please have some space to step out of the vehicle? Okay. All right. Be my guest, ma'am. Thank you. May May I please have some May I step out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you out of the vehicle? Ma'am, I am not I'm um We're going to step out of the vehicle. Okay. Please. Can I Can I Okay, cuz I have this right here in my Okay. Thank you. All right. May I please get my May I put your hand on your back? Oh, thank you. You're team for not providing your identification. I want to provide I provided you ample opportunity to do so. I want to provide and I have video right here. I want to provide my identification. Okay, that's fine. May I please provide identification to you? No, I cannot provide people so that one way. Even though I was trying to get my ident. Okay. Face the vehicle. Sure. Okay. I want to provide my identification. Okay. I asked you multiple times. Yeah. And I was trying to get that for you. You were not. I was digging in my wallet to identify myself, but okay. Sure. whatever you need to do in order to I guess go about your day. She hasn't currently expired registration. She was I literally tried to get identification and she did not allow me to. She did not allow me to. Okay. Are you going to provide me your name? No. No. Because I tried to provide No, I tried. I gave you ample opportunity. I tried to provide her my identification. No. No. I have my identification. I will provide you. No, she's not trying to do that. She's just not willing to give it to you. She can go to jail. No, I tried to provide it for her. No, you did not communicate. You never get cars behind you right now. It's my friend. I tried to provide identification for you. It's my friend. Thank you. Okay. Identification. We're not IDing ourselves. You're refusing to I am not. But if that's what you want to take, I have my friend right there and I have them on the phone. And if that's what the take you want to take, I have my phone right there, too. If that's the take you want to take, then by all means, take it. That's fine. Yep. I try to provide identification. You want to take that take, too? Listen, I keep driving. Please don't. Please don't. Okay. Do you have anyone that can pick up this car for you? Otherwise, it's going to right there. That is a single driver. Okay. He can get he can get other people. Sounds like a great idea. Okay. So, we're going to get to the airport. Do you have anything on you that can stick me, poke me, prod me or anything? Pablo. Okay. Do you have anything that can stick me, poke me, pro me on you? When I try to provide identification, you're going to take me to jail. Okay. Do you have anything on you that's going to No, but what I want to know is you're going to try to take me You're taking me to jail when I try to provide an identification? You did not. I did. I have it on video. Okay. And you know I did. I was digging in my wallet. May I please provide identification when I try to give you identification? All right. We're going to kick our shoe off one at a time. Sir. Ma'am. May I please stand this way? Stand this way. Stand this way. Take this shoe off and kick your foot back. Take this shoe off and let's kick our foot back. Ma'am, I tried to give you identification. Why are you doing this? I'm going to ask you again. Take Okay, I'm going to ask you again, too. Why are you doing this? Is it for numbers? The officer advises Jacqueline to either claim her belongings or leave them behind. She responds with confusion and frustration, repeatedly questioning her arrest. I don't have numbers. Can you take your shoe off, please? No, you're one of those. We're going to leave the car. Kick your foot back. I'm not doing cuz I haven't done her. She's on a power trip. How are none of you listening to this? When I try to give her my identification, it's on video. I have a video of it. Let's slip our shoes on like sandals. All right, we're going to go in the back of my car. Do you really want to do this when I try to give you my identification? You must be new. No, you must be new. You must be new. You must be new. You look new. Okay. Yeah. You lean back so I can get your seatelt on. For what? Lean back so I can get your seatelt on. For what? Exactly. For what? Go with you to the jail. Do I really have to go to jail when I was trying to give you identification? Would you like your phone or anything to go with you to the jail? Please, but I don't want to go to jail. Like, I haven't done anything. Okay. Well, what do you want to go with you to the jail? So, I'm going to jail. I'm not going to ask one more time. Either tell me or we're going to go without any belongings. What have I done? So, you don't want anything to go with you to the jail? I want my phone. Can I have my wallet go to him? But like, nope. It's going to get toyed with the vehicle. We're not giving anything to him. So again, would you like your wallet to go with you to the jail as well or just your phone? My wallet can go too, but what did I do wrong when I was trying to give you Ma'am? Yes, ma'am. May I please speak to him before I go to jail? No, ma'am. Can you give me a like? Sir, I'm pretty sure that's a uh May I please speak to him before I go to jail? Sir, may I please speak to him before I go to jail? I haven't done anything wrong. I already answered that. But I haven't Why are you searching through my stuff? Cuz it's going with you to jail and anything that goes in my vehicle has been searched. So I asked you to keep No, no, no, no, no. So then therefore, can he have it? Because I I What? Can he have it? I really do not appreciate you going through my stuff. Okay. Well, I'm asking you if he can have it. I don't want you going through my stuff. Okay. So, again, I gave you the option. Okay. But I You did not give me the option of you going through my stuff. I did not know that. So then therefore, can he have it? Um, can he have my stuff? Can I have a sergeant out here, please? I feel like a sergeant. Yes. May I have a sergeant out here, please? Sure. May your whoever you need to get out here, but anyone No. Like, you're still going through my stuff when I've asked you to please give it to him. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. I need you to either call mayor or sergeant. You're going through my stuff at this point. I do not want you to go through my stuff. I did not ask for that. Okay. So, your stuff is going to get checked one way or another. That's okay. But I did not ask you to go through my stuff. You did not ask to go through my stuff either. So therefore, may mayor or sergeant come through come here because you are going through my stuff now. I am not okay with that. I do not consent for you to go through my stuff. She wants to I do not consent for you to go through my stuff. I did not consent for you to go through my stuff. Okay, let's You are going through my stuff and now you are taking pictures when I have asked you to not go through my stuff. of your ID that you prov you failed to provide. No, that is not my ID at all. You are not that is not my ID though. That is not my ID at all. So therefore, you have taken from me and you have taken things like No. No. It's called search and No, I did not I did not consent to that. Under arrest, but I'm under arrest for obstruction. Like I did not do anything and they're Yeah, but they they they are you literally arrested me for something that I did not do. I'm not going to obstruct anything. All right. The sergeant's going to meet you down at the jail. Okay. No. 247. Why is the lieutenant the lieutenant me down? Jacqueline was charged with driving under the influence and resisting an officer without violence. This entitled man thought he could talk his way out of a simple violation, but his reckless attitude turned it into serious charges, leading the cops to teach him a lesson he wouldn't forget. You going way too, sir. Man talking about, man, did you see this? On February 14th, 2024, an officer was conducting a routine traffic stop on a vehicle due to its extremely dark tint. When the officer approached the driver, he was extremely combative. back window for me. What's that? I cannot see in the back. And that tent is illegal. That's what sir. That that tent is real dark. Sir, I had this I had this vehicle for I had the vehicle for 3 years. Okay. You had the vehicle for 2 years, but the tent is not 3 years. It's still not the right percentage. Okay. So, what percentage you think it is? I can tell you it's dark just by looking at it. Sir, I'm I'm I'm checking. What position? What pos what position? The reason I'm stopping you for what is what I know the difference between if I can't see if I can't see in it. But I had I had but I had a car for 3 years and I've been coming up and down this I've been coming up and down this road. Okay. Do you want me to get a tent me? Do you want me to have a have another officer bring a tent meter for you? No. You do have do what you have to do, sir. Is that what you want me to do? What you have to do, sir? Okay. Let me see your driver's license. I thought you said you were going to do something first. Okay. Let me see your driver's license. Sir, you don't have to come. You don't you one thing. You don't have to come to You don't have to talk to Let me see your driver's license. You don't have to talk to me like this. You're not going to tell me. You're not going to dictate. You're not going to talk to me. You're not going to dictate. You're not going to dictate. You're not going to talk to me like if I'm going to start with your tent. I'm asking for your driver's license. But you're not going to talk to me any type of way. Let me see your driver's license. Can you go see your supervisor? I I would like to see your supervisor. Thank you. 342 to 41. He's requesting a supervisor. Let me see your Let me see your driver's license, sir. I don't have to I don't have to wait for my supervisor. I refer to wait for my supervisor. So, you're refusing to give your driver's license. I'm not refusing. I'm just waiting for your supervisor to come. That's not how that works. Yes, it does. Okay. I'm not I'm not retain I'm not statement. So, you're I'm gonna let you know right now you're obstructing my investigation. I asked you for your driver's license. If you don't give me your driver's license, you will be going to jail tonight. But I asked for your supervisor. My supervisor can still come. If you do not give me I'm telling you again, you're audio recorded. If you do not give me your driver's license, you will be going to jail tonight. I I But I ask you, can I see your supervisor? I don't sir. You don't make the rules like that. I ask for your supervisor, sir. I'm asking for a supervisor. If you do not ask for a supervisor, if you do not give me your driver's license, sir, again, again, I'm asking for a supervisor, sir. Step out the vehicle. Step out the vehicle. Step out the vehicle. What you want me to do? Take your seat belt off. Take your seat belt off on me. You pulling the gun out on me. This is not a gun. This is You pulling the taser out on me on the traffic stop. I'm not I didn't do anything. You're obstructing my investigation again. But I asked you, can I see your supervisor? 42. Go ahead and step up. Step. for a supervisor. Step out the vehicle, sir. Step out the vehicle. Open up. Open up the door. Unlock the door. Unlock the door, sir. Unlock. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. The door's unlocked. What are you talking about? Step out the vehicle. Don't face me. Face all the way. Place your hands behind your back. Place your hands behind your back. Place your hands behind your back. I'm trying to look for my back. Okay. Place place your hands behind your back. I'm back in close making it harder than what it got to be. I'm not making it harder, sir, but I'm just I'm just telling you this. You are audio recorder like I told you from the from the get-go. Sir, you going to have to do this, sir? You didn't have to do it. 42. I got one detained. This is not clear. You speeding 50 plus miles an hour down to 35. Then you worried then you worried about a tent that you wasn't going to get a ticket for. Now I wasn't speeding. I just saw you. You going 30? You know the reason I stopped you? The driver tried to justify his actions, but the officer continued giving instructions. Soon he regretted his behavior, but the officer remained firm in his response. Tell you it was for tent. I said and it was dark. Roll your windows down. That's what I told you when I approached. I did not tell you it was for tent. You told me it was for tent. I said your tent was dark to blow down your window. That's what I said. So since you want to be a step off this way, you doing way I'm doing sir. Man talking about man. Did you see this? What are you talking about, man? Okay. Okay. Okay. My wrist, man. What are you doing, man? I just got off of work, [ __ ] You doing this? I just got off of work, man. Come on, man. He refused to give his driver's license. He didn't want to cooperate. I asked for and I told him to give That's all I ask for. I'm going to still identify who you are. So, guess what? If I ask you, let me explain something to you. If my officer Look, don't say a word. Let me explain to you. If my officer pulls you over and he asks you for your identification, you are required by law to give him your identification. If you don't, that's obstruction. He's something. If my officer asked you for your identification as well, the way he That's fine. I was on my way. But he talked the way he talked to me. I just said, "Can I can I I'm not gonna ask you a thousand times for your driver's license. You're not gonna dictate my traffic stuff like I told you." And I'm saying it again. I'm just I'm just tell I'm just trying to tell you, bro. This all I ask for was your supervisor. Could you wait? No, I don't have to wait. What part did you not understand? You're not You're not listening. Let me try. Brother man, you're not listening. Let me try. So, here's the thing. You can ask for a supervisor, but he doesn't have to wait for the supervisor to continue his traffic stop. That's a common misper misconception that people have he doesn't have to stop misrepres I told him the same. Well, sir, I apologize. I'm trying to talk to you, Mr. White. Mr. White, I apologize, sir. I apologize. This is a lesson learned. This is a lesson learned. And when you get out of jail, and I explain I even explained this to him. I said, "If you do not It's my It's my It's my girls." What? I'm going to jail. Yeah. I told you I told you that. Off. Are you a big fell brother? I just got off from work. I just got off of work. Come on, dog. Come on, man. Can Can I call this? Can I call my girl? Come on. Step this way. Can I call my girl, man? Come on, man. I just got off from work, man. Come on, man. Just got off from work, man. Come on. Don't do this to me, man. Please. Can I call my girl, man? Please. Can I get my car, man? Please, man. Please. Can I? Please. Please. Can I get my girl, please? Can I get my vehicle, man? Please. Watch your hand. Watch your head. Watch your head for You already fell over. Please, man. Can I get my girl? Please. Please call my girl. Please don't. Please don't do this to me. When you get to jail, please don't do this to me. Please, man. Please don't do it to me, man. I don't know. Do too much. Hey, is he the restaurant owner? I I haven't. Yeah, he is. Don't do that to me, man. I'm worried. I go to work. I bust my ass. I work hard, man. Come here. Don't do this to me, man. Please, dog. Please. Please don't. Don't take my car. Please. Please. Please, man. I just got this job, man. Please don't do this to me, man. Please don't do this to me, man. Please. Please don't don't do this to me, man. Please. Please. No. Watch. Don't do this to me, man. Please, man. You did it to yourself. I'm sorry, man. I told you I'm sorry. I didn't want to see a supervisor, man. I I thought I was doing the right thing. I swear to God. Please, man. Don't do this to me, Louis. Man, don't do this to me. Watch. Please. Please, man. Please, man. Please, I don't I don't have the money to do. I don't have the money to get out, bro. Come on, man. You going to do me like this? You going to do me? Please, man. Please. After being placed in the cruiser, he began making excuses about his health and questioned the reason for his arrest as though he couldn't comprehend what had just occurred. I don't have You don't have any wars, man. I don't have no words, man. Come on, man. Come on, man. Give me some wives, please. I'm talking to you. Follow me, man. No, we not talking no more. told you off the rip. Sir, I would not please, man. I just got off of work, man. Like, literally 347. Oh, my mom. I just got off of work, man. I'm not doing it. That's my That's my girl's my girl's gun, bro. If you could, you could call you could everything. She That's her [ __ ] That's her. Please let me call my girl, man. Please. That's That's my That's my That's my diabetic. That's my diabetic phone thing. Can you get my phone, please, sir? That's for my diabetes, man. Your phone right there. It's going with you. The phone is going with you. That's not the That's not my phone. That's not my phone. That's not the phone, sir. This Okay. Where's Where's your diabetic phone? Where's your diabetic phone? Where? I just said I just said you're not listening. I just said your phone is going with you. Okay. The other phone will go with you as well. All right. Hey, Louis. Yeah. Look at this tent right here. Is it not dark? So I asked him when I approached I could not see nothing in the vehicle. I asked him to roll down the window. Right. So when I asked him to roll down the window, he starts off mouthing off. I said, "Sir, let me just see your driver's license. I'm not pulling you over for the tent. I'm pulling you over for speeding past the racet 55 plus." He's the one. So he was in front of the car that I poured over. So he So he wasn't flying past you, right? No, no, no. I mean, no. He he the car that I the car I pulled over. There's another car that went down. Yeah. I seen the car. I just seen the car flying. I visually observed him doing 55 plus. So then when I went when I got behind him, I can't tag the tag lighters out and he got the the tent the tent the tent tag on. I'm tired. I did hear the thing. Yeah. Can you Can you hear it for me? Cuz you hear you can hear me saying on the body camera. I said, "Hey, your tent is kind of dark. I need you to roll down your window." That guy just came away when you found out he was on sale. Obstruction. Uh the t the tag tit tag. He was speeding. I can't get them on the speed cuz I visually observe them shooting 55 plus down a I mean you can always do basic rules. Huh? Are you speed detection 35? Yeah. Uh right off uh you can do basic rules. Basic rules. Yeah. It's called bas basically too fast. You visually estimated the speed 255 mph 35. And we going to confirm that tint. Like I told you, the man was charged with resisting arrest and cited for his tint being out of regulation. Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed the video, go ahead and hit that like button and subscribe for more exciting videos. See you in the next one.