All right, sound check, mic check. Let's see here. Okay, if this video stays up, I'll have a time stamp for y'all to skip ahead to the first video playing. If you don't like commentary, the links are already in the description box. You can go straight to the videos. No harm, no foul. Um, for those of us that are here for the live and the reactions, the commentary and all that, we're we're about to start. Um, so let's go ahead and kick it off with our song and see how this goes. Going to jail tonight. That lady's going to jail. You're going to jail tonight. That lady's going to jail. Going to jail tonight. Get your butt up out of here. She got me impressed. Girl, you going to jail? You got to confess. I'm like blessed. You know I got I said you're going to jail tonight. The mama going to jail. I said she's going to jail tonight. Shout out to the shorty with her head on the car. She in my bar. I'm the brother on the microphone is going hard. And shout out to the best cops in a damn girl. They about to arrest this girl. I said you're going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. Mama going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. I appreciate my homie for the tip for the roast that I'm doing. I'm the brother on the microphone and spitting fluid. Real talk man. Come over. No pressure. Now move out the way. >> All right, let's start. Hopefully no jumpiness. We're about to try this. First one up, we have drunk road razor unknowingly chases girls straight to the police department. It says it ends terribly. So, let's go ahead and watch. >> Officers get a 911 call from a girl stating that an aggressive driver in an all black Camaro is chasing her. He's been following her, hitting curbs and cutting off other drivers multiple times in her pursuit. But what he doesn't know is that she's leading him directly to the police department. And in a few moments, officers will meet this man. And well, he won't leave a good first impression. >> Do we have a description? He's right here. >> Right where? >> No, >> that's him. >> That's him. >> Yeah, she's been he's been following her for like the last like white guy and all black. >> Yeah, we're about to 102. 1065 is Florida. >> Black Camaro better. >> What? Don't want me. >> No, no, no, no. What's going on? >> I thought her battery is dying. >> No. From the bar. >> That doesn't even make sense. I know not every man knows how to fix on a car. But if someone's battery died, their car wouldn't be moving. You, this road rager, as they labeled him, he chased her. And I don't know what he would have done had she not thought to go to the police department or her friend to go to the police department. Um I'm going to let y'all see what also the cop observes. >> Said I'm not stalking her or anything. I thought she said earlier her battery died. >> What bar did you come from? >> How do you know? >> I don't I don't. >> So So what what brought what brought you to this occasion? Did you die? I thought she was going to her parents house and I was just >> I thought I was doing the right thing. >> And you have no idea who this person is. >> I'm I'm a nice dude. >> Okay. >> I'm a nice dude. >> Nice people don't usually have to say they're nice. Not saying that's the case for everything, but usually when I hear this, red flags to me cuz you just just be a nice person. >> Do me a favor. Turn your car off. >> No. >> Yeah. We're going to turn the car off. >> No, you're not. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> Do you want to do >> Here's what I want to ask. All right. I'm going to No, no. I need to talk with you. Okay. You You You're already here. You're on our campus. I have to ask you. >> Okay. >> Would you be willing to uh conduct some fields exercises to >> try to cause me to believe that you are not impaired while driving? >> This will go to your benefit. He's taking his drunk behind the register. How many bad decisions he made. Shouldn't have been behind the wheel drunk. Shouldn't have been following anybody, a young lady, a guy, nobody. Because you can't control whatever road rage you have. Then what were your intentions had you actually been able to get into contact with them? Then you don't realize you're right at a police department. I'm glad he didn't realize it. But here he is and now he's trying to think of hm now I have a DUI if nothing else. There the ending does frustrate me if I don't mistake if I'm not mistaken on his charges. But at least at least the police actually came out and saw him. You can answer the question or just going to stay. So, >> would you be willing to conduct some fuel spread exercise? >> No, I'm not moving. >> No, it's fourth amendment. >> No, it's not. It's not. >> Stop. >> Don't you What's wrong with you? Give me your hand. Give me your hand. Stop fighting. Stop fighting. Stop fighting. God damn it. You just rotated my No, I didn't. >> Yeah, you did. Please. >> Yeah, you did. My hand. >> He just my hand. >> Why? Cuz he just he dislocated my shoulder. >> Definitely did not. >> Really, bro? >> Stop grabbing. You want to be a little All right, I'm going to slide this hand up more. here. That's it. I just double lock and that's it. >> I did nothing wrong. I really did nothing wrong. >> I can smell the alcohol off of you. >> I'm not fighting right now. Why you doing that? I'm not even fighting. man. I have a white male in custody at this point. >> Yeah. >> Do not pull me up on my >> cuz I guarantee you I will sue you. I'm a combat vet. My >> you, man. >> You know what? >> All right. Let's get Let's get you. Okay. >> You want to play, bro? Come on. I nobody's playing. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Let's get you sitting up. Come on. >> Can I have my shoe? >> Yes. >> Look. Look. >> Stand up. Are you sure? >> No. Just looking. >> Come on. >> Come here for a second. >> Go on. >> Give me your car keys. >> I have my car keys. The car's just not on. >> Okay. Yeah. >> I still have my >> Yeah. Hold on. >> Bro, I'm not a bad guy. >> You're not I'm not saying you're a bad guy, brother. You know what I mean? >> But >> you're saying you're a bad guy. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. Look, listen. I I get it. >> No, I'm You got to say >> it. It's understandable. I I >> You should be saying he's a bad guy. You should not understand why he would be following somebody to the point where they have to go to the police station for safety. >> I understand what you're saying. >> No. All right, brother. This is 45th anniversary of being in I'm not going to I'm not >> It's okay. It's okay. You don't got to talk. >> I'm not going to pull. >> You don't You don't have to. >> I'm >> All right. >> I never No, >> I know. I know. >> This right here is not necessary. >> You seem like a good guy. >> It's not necessary. I You let me go. I just >> We're not letting you go right now at this point. >> But hold on. Hold on. Listen to me. >> Just listen to me. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got him. >> Just listen to me. I'm not going anywhere. >> I know you're not going anywhere. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. I'm not going anywhere. >> First of all, let's start off with this. What's your name, man? >> Where are we coming from today, bud? >> Call 37. >> Girl's house. >> Girl's house. >> I can't even give you the address. I don't know. >> No, that's fine. That's fine. >> I don't know. I really don't know. >> Explain. Explain to me. I want to hear your side of the story now. We got you in custody right now at this point. We need to know why are you following this girl? >> I didn't think it was that way. I really didn't think it was that way cuz she told me she goes come to my house now. And if I misunderstood it, that's my fault. >> Okay. >> I was not stalking her. That's that's >> not the dude I am. That's not what it's >> If you're not interested if you're not interested. >> If you got your side keys, let's go in from the sideway. Get them into the booking area. I'm sorry, man. Hey, come on. Stop. Stop. Come on. Please stop. >> We're going this way. >> I don't think anything. >> I'm not going. We're going this way. Come on. >> Really? I'm not unnecessary. It's really unnecessary. >> Stop. >> Stop doing that to me. I'm just I'm walking with you. >> Why you got to push me like that? >> You make it look like I'm fighting you. Guess what? No. That's what he wants to make it look like on his body. >> We don't want to make it. >> We're entering a restricted area at this point. >> He's dead. >> He's dead. >> He's not new. >> He's been on the job for a while. >> Sit. Sis, >> just take a seat, please. >> Hey, why you got to be so >> Just take his feet. Relax. It's okay. >> That's a lawsuit right here. >> What? >> It's a lawsuit. >> It's a marriage. Now it's a lawsuit. It's a lawuit. >> I'm not I'm not going to let him do it. I'm going to make him work for it. >> I'm not moving. I'm not moving. >> Let's not do this. Are you >> I'm not moving. >> He's the one that's being >> Yeah, you are. You really are. >> You're Simone with a little dingdong. The girl then break. >> Wow. Wow. Not surprised. Oh my gosh. Either way, his explanations are horrible. Either he was chasing them due to road rage and thought, you know, whatever they cut him off or something, they had to pay for that or he was stalking her but or talking about her battery died. Just oh my gosh. I need I need people like that to be taken way more seriously. take take their actions on how they're doing because they need to they need time because they're just the ones that haven't done the thing yet versus the ones that have. Um I was in and out watching this the first time when they're questioning her. So I don't my impression while I was distracted was I don't know maybe she's laughing out of nervousness. I don't know. >> Down what led to this? Tell me what in the world happened from the beginning of your interaction with this guy all the way to the point you came into run into the PD saying I need help. What what transpired? >> Okay. I was at a stoplight. So I was sitting there and then so I left a gap like cuz there was a little like out road right there. You know how you're supposed to like leave a gap so the cars can get through. And so he like came really close to my car and just like like got in front of me and I looked and I was like what the heck? I didn't say anything to him. My windows were up and I had my like shades on. So I was like okay whatever. the light turned and I was going to turn anyways like down the the road and so I got in the the what is this left turning lane and so um I got and I pulled up and he like was going in the straight lane still so I like pulled around him and then I was looking and I was like what the heck and so I was like and then I seen him like moving and I was like he he got to be drunk because nobody just like pulled like that kind of move. >> Is there anything that that stood out to you about him possibly intoxicated? Okay. So, well, >> okay. So, on account he was like moving weird like >> just moving weird. >> Okay. And then and then when I got like when I went down so I turned right and I I text her I was like I was like okay like I'm turning like I don't I'm not worried about it. I was like some people somebody just cut me off and I was like it's whatever. So, I turned and then um when I seen him, so then he like he got out of the the straight lane to turn because I seen him a few minutes after or like a few seconds after and I was going and then he was like we got to another stoplight and he turned around. I think it was like twisted tea or something. I don't know. But he has something like some kind of drink and he was reaching back to get another one and he was drinking it. >> What What color was the can? >> It looked yellow and blue. >> Yellow and blue. >> Yeah, that's what it look like. Um and so then he like he like was drinking. I don't know. And the um and then as we were going straight, mind you, like I'm like, "Okay, that's weird." Like, so I'm starting to speed up a little bit and he's like he's speeding, he's hitting the curb, like full on hitting the curbs and I'm like, >> "Okay." So then that's when I call I'm like um this dude is like drunk or like on drugs or something. And so I'm like I'm now at this point I'm like I'm getting like anxious because like now I'm like trying to go in and out of like lanes like and to see if it's like am I just tripping or is he actually following me? And so I, mind you, no, we didn't speak. We need to make eye contact this whole time. Mind you, like I have on my sunglasses. So then I get to a point and I'm like, I take off my sunglasses. Okay, he's actually following me. So I try to get like some kind of description, but his windows are kind of tinted. So I'm like, okay. So I just keep going straight and then, you know, I turn I turn and um um 41 10 a.m. Okay. >> So I turn on this road and um at the Wawwa by the Wawa at the corner. And so I like I turn left again and then I just I'm like at this point basically speeding down the road. I'm like, "Okay, I don't know what I'm supposed to do. I'm gonna follow her and she's like, okay, well, I stay in my location. She comes and then she's like and then yeah." So, and I just speed it over here. And then I got here and then he was like still following and he like, "Oh, we stopped at another stoplight and he almost hit some bikes." Like I got in front of the like motorcycle person and like he almost hit them. He was honking at them to like move out of the way. >> Okay. >> Or I don't know. That's >> all right. That's what it says. Um, >> well, thank you first of all for coming to us and the second that you needed help that was, you know, you did the right thing. >> Thank you for being glad that you're all right. I'm just trying to figure out. So, you said he was following you. >> Okay, I'll give her nervous. She was nervous. I was distracted the first time I watched it. It was just my brain couldn't connect to what I had seen at the beginning to this, but I Okay, she was nervous. >> You when I got out there, there was nobody out there. And then all of a sudden your sister >> No, >> I'm No, no, >> my sister. >> That's okay. That's okay. >> No, I'm just trying to make sure. No, you're >> Is it I'm trying to figure How are you related, friend? >> Yeah, that's my friend. >> Okay. I just want to make sure. I just for the report. So, I want to get it clear. So, your friend all of a sudden then came up and then I saw the Camaro >> and I didn't know what was going on. All I got was, "Hey, there's a guy chasing me." >> Yeah. >> I didn't know what I'm looking for other than I just went out there looking for a guy and then there was nobody. So then when I get out there, then I see your friend. Mhm. >> Roll up. >> Yes. >> And then she's like, "Yo, it's this dude." >> Yeah. >> So, how how did he get behind her? Like, where did the delay happen? That's what I'm trying to figure out. >> Right down there at like the um race track. I think that is a little bit further down. >> Okay. So, yeah. A little bit further. >> Yeah. Like >> past the racetrack. >> Yeah. Okay, that's fine. >> She like she seen me cuz I sent my location. I like I don't know. So, she seen me and she like >> So, she turned around. >> Yeah. She met with me like and then like she intercept it kind of and like got Yeah. >> Okay. >> Bro, I don't have anything. >> We have to check, bud. >> He just checked. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> See, relax. >> See what he wants to do. >> Okay. >> We have to search. >> It's simple as that. >> He can search it. >> You're not touching me. >> You've already done it twice. >> You want gloves? >> You've already done it. >> You've already lost your job. Okay, come on. >> I got to play. >> Stop. Stop. >> What the is the matter with you? >> Hey. >> Hey. Stop. Stop. >> Take the cuffs off. Let's play. >> Hey, it's it's not worth it right now. >> Take the gunk off. Let's play. >> No. >> He's so annoying. I do want to say before I forget, she was really good at giving the sequence of events. when I was actually focused, I could understand exactly what she was saying happened. The the uh her deductive reasoning, what she tried to do to make sure he was actually following her, all those things, calling her friend, she was she was good cuz a lot of times when people try to tell the police what happened, it it's it's very uh confusing sometimes, but she she did great. Her descriptions were great. Her observant, like just being really observant and alert was all great. I just want to say that cuz I don't always see that when people are talking to the police. >> I know. I know. But you want me to go somewhere? >> I got you. It's me and you. That's it. It's me and you, right? That's it. >> Can you sit down in the car? >> You want me to go somewhere? Ask. >> Okay. >> Don't push me. >> I That's why I'm That's why I'm push. >> I'll do anything you want. >> Thank you. Do you want the seat belt on? >> Is he a dumb driver? >> Hopefully not. >> Officers charged the 51-year-old man with three different charges. driving under the influence in the second offense, driving while license is suspended with the knowledge in the second offense, and resisting an officer without violence. He was also cited for possession of an open container while operating a motor vehicle. This is his second time he's been stopped while being under the influence and having a blood alcohol level of 0.08 or higher. Due to it being his second offense, penalties can increase significantly, as well as potential jail time or probation. Similarly, this is his second time while driving while his license was suspended with his knowledge. As always, let me know your honest thoughts on this. >> I This is Yep. See, they didn't say anything about menacing or just something related to all that description that she gave about what he was doing. It was only related to his DUI and how he responded to the cops. So, that's the part I didn't like. Okay, now this one. Lord. Okay, y'all sent these to me. How fleeing a traffic stop catches up with you. A body cam breakdown. This is one that and I ain't playing this. It was just one of the ones in the lineup. They take forever before they break her window to me. And as you'll see, she has a past encounter with them before they get to this point. And that's all I was saying. Like they they can be they they take their time sometimes. Um and I feel like she was given a lot of time to make better decisions. So, all right. Here we go. >> On December 23rd, 2022, an officer spotted a woman who had run from him two weeks earlier. >> We went to pull over the other day and she took off from me and uh then she also got resistance target. So, I'm just waiting for some other officers want grab her real quick. >> She going to go to jail today. >> This lady that ran for me to fox shop that one time. Hello ma'am. >> Go ahead and open the door. >> I don't think we that >> 1412 copy 28 November 01. >> Is this her? Can you open it? Can you open the uh There's no space. >> Can you open the door? >> Because she has a history of driving off. They did put stop sticks behind her tires already. >> Hey ma'am, could you open the door? Yeah, that's her. >> She has the the little part right there. >> Ma'am, you go ahead and open the door. >> I copy. Advice at 28 is showing associated with a signal 65 priority that occurred at the Walmart up Reinhardt approximately 11 days ago. >> Yeah, I copy. I copy. >> I pulled the 5,000 tell you. Go ahead. Is there any? >> Oh, there he goes. >> Hey, the sticks are on the ground. Just put it in reverse. >> Oh, the sticks are going to hit it. Open the door, please. >> Hey, uh, >> then roll the window down. >> Hey, 14, where's your sticks at? >> You want me to grab my sticks? >> I can put them in the front, too. >> Cuz I want to talk to you. >> What? Stupid. >> What? What's for the name call it? I've been nothing but nice to you. >> Maybe can you step out? >> I think you got a good thick kick. Did I? Yeah. I hear air leaking. >> She got Yeah, she got thick. Move it again. >> Stop. Don't. >> All right. >> Get out of the car. >> Ma'am, go ahead and get out of the vehicle. >> Can I get her move force? >> Kilo 11. Copy. >> And she's actually still trying to drive off right now. Her car is angled in a different way because they have her blocked in in the back and she is still trying to drive off and they have not touched her window yet. >> That's the last people. Pretty sure >> just hold on the window. >> Just hold down a little bit. >> Be careful. She whips that thing out. You know >> they are so calm. I could not be this way, y'all. Not I could not do this. Like, I'm telling you, I have been the other officers and the other videos we saw, at best, we're gonna get to two minutes on this body cam starting and that window is getting smashed because what are you doing? You have one, two, at least three cop cars surrounding you. You have a history of of basically what is it called? Fleeing and eluding or whatever. She I'm just saying she she thankfully she got the right ones for her sake. It's my [ __ ] >> Go there a little bit. >> So, what we got is this lady has 65 charges from McGovern and I got fleeing and looting charges for Sentenno. >> We've already confronted >> um we've I went to Bravo and asked for the case numbers. They should be on the screen. I put my sticks in the back. The sticks already hit the back left rear tire cuz he's been trying to get out like slowly. >> Oh, no. Ace Moonshot. I'm not criticizing that his deescalation failed. Um I'm saying that they are they are good. I was I'm showing this as a contrast to when people were saying that um they broke somebody else's window too quickly. And I'm showing that they don't always go that quick. But I'm not criticizing him. I'm saying that's why I can't be a cop. I don't have the temperament for this. Like I could not do this. Um no, but I'm not I'm not criticizing him. Uh, she's got 65 charges. Is that Golly? Okay. And Noble Scorpion. Yeah. Yeah. Putting stops in the front would would have been good, too. I agree. >> Okay. >> Um, and then she just doesn't want to open the door. Is >> this your car? >> This is uh Izzy Santenno. And then M's over here. >> Let's get in a little closer. All right. So, just to confirm, we have >> flew charges. >> Charges. >> Shoplifting charges. >> Shoplifting charges. >> And the vehicle's been involved in a 23 and a Priority 65 from Walmart. >> Okay. And she's >> 23 was >> Okay. She's not willing to come out. >> She's not willing to come out of the vehicle. >> Trying to talk to her. She was not hold on. Can you hear me, ma'am? Can you hear me? Snowing everything. >> Let me talk to her. >> Go ahead. Listen, you can pretend that you don't hear me, but this is what's going to happen. We have charges for your arrest right now. If you do not open this door, we will break these windows and we will get you out. Do you understand me? There's probable cause for your arrest. Probable cause for your arrest. I'll explain to you if you step out. There's no need for this. Shoplifting flee any loot. So, this will happen one of two ways. Each one of those ways ends up with you going to jail tonight. Do you understand me? But I don't want to do that. I want you to come out. You can tell me what the issue is. Look around. There's nowhere to go but out of this door. Ma'am, you you're not free to go. You are under arrest. You need to come out. >> Tire's going to point towards you. It's going to spin out. >> If she turns, it's going to turn to you guys. >> Hey, what? I can't hear you. >> Can you get your car closer to the I can't hear you. You need to roll your window down or something. Understand that we need you to come out of this vehicle. >> Don't do that. Don't do that, ma'am. Don't do that. >> You're running over my officers right now. >> Get close. >> 11 for the unit. >> I need you to step out of the vehicle, >> man. Step out of the vehicle. All right. Not this one. We're going to do that one. >> Listen, I will give you one. >> When people do this, their car is now considered a weapon. Like she's shoplifting. Fleing and looting was already bad. She already had that one. But yeah, she's using her car as a weapon. You start doing stuff like this. >> Option to step out of this vehicle. We're going to break that window. We're going to get you out. Do you understand me? >> Let me know when, sir. >> Need to come out. Ma'am, you need to step out. >> We're not going to do that. I just need you to come out and talk to me. >> I'm trying to explain to you, but you're not >> right now. You have charges for shoplifting >> in loot. >> So, what's it going to be? I don't want to have to break the windows on this car and yank you out of this car when you can just step out on your own. >> There's no need for any of the extra stuff. >> What is she doing? >> And that's not good. She's reaching. She's doing too much movement in the car. I'm not saying she has a weapon, but as we if you watch the more tragic videos we see, this is not a good idea to be doing. um in the part of like you know the officers. Y'all saw them if you watched them with me. But yeah. >> Ma'am, what are you doing? What are you doing? >> I need you to stop reaching around. >> Ma'am. >> Yeah. Move out of the way. Move out of the way. >> Am I good to >> stop reaching around, ma'am? >> Ma'am, stop reaching. Be smart about this and come out. >> There's nowhere to go. You can't go forward. You can't go back. I just need you to step out. >> You step out, everything's going to be nice. Nobody's going to harm you. >> I've been doing this. >> Nobody's going to do anything to you. >> You can resolve it peacefully. >> Huh? I can't hear. Can you crack it a little bit? Just a little bit. So I can hear you. >> Crack your window. >> Hey, reverse lights are on. >> All right. Break it. >> All right. Step out of the vehicle, >> ma'am. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. >> Step out. Nobody's going to shoot you. >> Hit unlock. >> Hit unlock on that. >> Hit unlock the door. >> Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> No. >> Step out. >> No. >> You're going to get pepper sprayed. >> Pepper spray me. Tell me why she look surprised when they open the door. Your window just got busted. They told you to get out. You got a warrant for your arrest. You've been over here trying to ram well thinking about ramming police cars. She didn't ram them, but she was thinking about it. What? Why are you surprised you're getting pulled out the car? >> [ __ ] up, man. >> We're good. We're good. We got enough. >> Watch his hand. Watch his hand. Watch his hand. She's not resisting. >> Double up. Double up. >> Double up. >> There was no need for this. This is all because you chose to. >> All right. Let's roll over. >> We're going to roll that down. >> That was easy. >> All right. I'm going to roll you to the right side. Okay. >> Do you want your shoes? >> No, sir. Cuz I can't stand up. Uh, you want to sit on your butt? >> Yeah. >> Ouch. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Whatever's case it is. Obviously, Rita Miranda, do your interviews for whatever you have. >> You read all the rights and >> All right, ma'am. Um, if you want to speak to us, you can. If you choose not to, you don't have to. Without a lawyer present. However, if you do understand the rights that we read to you, >> why wouldn't you get out of the car? Choose not. All right, she enveloped. She shouldn't have any damage to the cars cuz it looked like when she kind of pushed forward, she just made contact with Mateo's tire and then here it was on the back side. He just had >> once she started barking towards us, he had positive pressure. >> You definitely stuck the car. >> Look at that smile. Technically, that's my stick, though. Well, that's my stick. >> This car is going to be towed. So, obviously, we need somebody to do an inventory. >> I'll do that. >> You're right, honey. >> Thank you. cooperative. >> Um, not really. >> Oh, man. >> Okay. What is MDPV? It says she was charged, not a wheelchair. She was charged with resisting without violence, fleeing and eluding police, and possession of MDPV. Let me Let's see what that is. Let's see. Okay. What would I said? Meth. Oh, meth. Oh, it's it's a form of meth because it's a long day. That's why it's shortened to MDPV. It's a potent synthetic stimulant of the cathan class that acts as a norepinephrine dopamine re-uptake inhibitor. So, okay. So, it lets the dopamine stay in your body longer instead of it getting reabsorbed by your body quickly. Um, it's often sold as research chemical or bath salt. Not bath salt. Well, lovable said I think she's higher on something. The hell was probably that. All right. I'm might have to say that for just examples of sometimes cops will be patient just for later later down the road. All right, next one up. How cops spring a trap on a pair of clueless shoplifterss >> using alcohol and then shave. >> Yeah, that girl and then a girl over here. So, they were putting stuff into the bag and then also took some price tags off the some items that they had on. >> Pretty bad. >> These are always fun. They always run in. So, that's why I get here fast. >> This would be my first >> if they run. >> If they run. >> Yeah. I like to wait till like Well, they come separate cuz you get them separate. One runs way other way. So you together you have like same general travel more or less you know >> oh there is >> hot pockets. >> Oh see they selected another bag there. >> Oh yeah be alive. It's closing. >> So they're Oh well they're loading up for sure. >> Level 96 central with the mail in front of the UPS store. Oh, you're going to load up one in MSU stuff. >> Yeah, pricey. >> Those are so Those are so expensive. They're about $30 shirts. Yeah, >> they're Yeah, they're pretty pricey. >> Cool. >> And they loaded up a bunch of MMSU stuff in that cart as well. >> We're like more than 200 right now. >> Oh, yeah. >> Maybe. Right. >> It's a rare time we get to see a closeup of the video footage, y'all. Finally, some surveillance footage we can actually see. >> Yeah. You guys are going to want to pursue, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I was They're like, "Why you guys get here so fast until they're like nothing?" >> There he goes. >> They always run. >> They just split up. So they're loading two carts, you know. >> It's that guy. >> That dude. And then >> he's looking hard. >> That lady. He's going to go to liquor. So they're probably going to try and steal liquor. >> They loaded a bunch of >> Oh, what he's going to do? He's probably going to put liquor in that bag. There we go. Let me see. Oh, he's going to open the bag. There we go. >> Yeah. >> He ain't going to run around, bro. Look at him. >> He's been waddling. >> A lot of loud, dude. He's like 70s. >> She can run. >> That's her. Is she concealing stuff, too? >> Yeah. So, there's a backpack underneath there. Also, the glasses on her head are She took off the price tag. >> And he already took off the price tag to the backpack he just selected. can still just keep him in his pockets for like easy. >> One could only hope in >> Hey, look at that. Right into the bag. I don't know. >> What is it? A bottle. >> Yeah. >> I mean, they know we have cameras. >> That's what we tell people. We're like, you know, Walmart has better cameras than most banks, right? Yeah, >> they're probably loading all that too. >> So, that has a >> security that has a security thing on it. So, I wouldn't doubt that they're just going to try and run that bottle now. >> There we go. >> They're going They're going fast, too, huh? >> She's grabbing a lot of of She's going to go apply. >> Now, this shit's adding up too fast, >> huh? It should be like a 300 right there with all the meat she's around LA. Oh. Oh yeah. >> Ashley said they hitting every department. Looks like meats, frozen foods, and alcohol so far. Yeah. Dumb criminals. Jacqueline. This is This is ridiculous. >> [ __ ] up on me. That's a good indicator right there. >> And they're just throwing stuff so they're not even looking at price tag. So that's like other indicator. >> Yeah. They're not grabbing great value stuff like I do. >> Yeah, I know. Right. Like so people that work hard for their money. >> Great value. >> Those are pretty good. >> They're great value for loot. The way to go. >> Some of them make >> green chili is like six bucks. >> I didn't know where to go. >> See, that's how you go. We all work. >> Where'd he go? Did you see him? He's too fast. He jked you out. There he is. >> More clothes. >> They've been getting um NMSU shirts. >> So, I'm going to go full screen. >> They're getting ready for the season. The football season, you know. >> Does he have an ankle monitor? >> Does he? >> No. Issues. >> Oh, I was like, you got to be kidding. >> I had a guy selling me last week. He had an ankle monitor about a lot. He was trying to steal like a over like almost a $200 ice chest >> over little >> He just stuffed something in his pocket. >> Yeah, he did. >> He's on a mission. He's moving. >> He's got the slurp. That's an indicator as well. We call it the slurp. They all do. So, they all come in with that. >> She ain't trying to hide nothing. They're thinking they're just going to push right on out >> and pass pass through us cuz they know they don't have to stop for us. >> They got to stop for you. >> That's a lot of cheese, dude. >> That is a lot of cheese. >> For real. >> Do you guys take him to jail or just sight him? >> No, they take him to jail. Okay, >> that's coming this >> should be walking out pretty soon. >> Yeah, he's still looking at that same spot that he was at. >> He's putting the backpack on right now. your adrenaline starts pumping is because you're like, "What the heck? Why are you doing this?" >> He's going right now. He's exiting. >> Should probably just >> got the backpack on with the mask on as well. >> Not allow him to call her. >> Come here, man. You don't have to get on the ground. You don't have to get on the ground. I'm >> fine. Just relax. Do what we tell you. Okay. >> Just get up, bud. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Thank you. >> Put your feet under you. There you go. I'll get your stuff. I'll get your glasses. I'll get them. >> Walk over there. >> We're going to take the backpack off. You understand why we're talking with you right now? >> You have an idea? >> Okay, we'll go over that in detail in just a moment. Okay, young man. >> All right, >> you guys trying to move him out of the way away from the GM side. So, she >> right there. >> Let's just do a quick search for weapons cuz there's a female that's with her. Oh, >> female. >> She's pushing out right now. >> About to push out, bro. >> That same door. >> She's wearing like a >> Look at that cart. Wow. The audacity is real. That cart is brimming. Wow. >> Flower shirt. And she's got a basket full like $1,000 worth of stuff. >> Terrible. Come here. >> Get over here. Have a bad day. >> What are you thinking about? >> That was the stupidest thing you've ever done. >> I have to get a rest. Can I just I got >> Look how happy they are. They are so happy. Like, yeah, we got you. >> At home. >> That's too bad. She can go with CPS. Can I just get a ticket and go home? No. >> We have a female detained, too. So for 11:01. >> And you guys want to press charges? >> For sure. Press charges. Yes. All the way. Everything we can. Especially she tried to run. She knew she was wrong. Shame on that old lady. Dang. You're too old to be doing that, lady. Uh, this is her personal property, right? We don't have any information that she might have something in >> I believe that is correct. There's alcohol in here, which is what he was suspected of taking. >> I'm sorry. >> Well, I know you're sorry. It's too late for that. >> Yes, >> I can call him. >> Nope. >> Listen, real quick. We're going to ask you questions. We're going to talk to you and all that good stuff, but you know, you have Miranda rights, right? You don't have to answer any of my questions or make any statements unless you have an attorney present. You understand that, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. And you can at any time enact those rights. You understand that, right? So, I'm not going to read it to you verbatim, but you understand. You're a grown ass man, right? >> Okay. >> And 52A. >> How? Why is he trying to run? >> Dude, did you see that? >> Yes. I was watching it all on camera. We were laughing. We're like, why is he trying to run from like 18 cops out there, >> bro? Chris started giving commands. I couldn't even muster commands. I started laughing. >> Dude, I started laughing. You watch my video later. >> Chris is giving barking commands and I'm just giggling as I'm jogging after her. >> Well, I'm sorry. I just got nervous and I'm just trying to feed my family. That's all. >> I'm going to go ahead and take everything out of park. Is there anything going to poke me, stick me? No. >> You going for? >> Well, hang tight. We'll let you know how much my mom gave me. >> Sorry. Had she just taken the bagel bites that I saw in her uh cart and she didn't have her accomplice stealing alcohol, I'd have been like, "Oh, this is sad. It's, you know, you got caught the consequence." I like, "Oh, man." You know, cuz food is expensive. But no, she had that cart packed out and it was not just necessities in there. It wasn't wrong. It would have been a bad day. >> A very bad day. This >> like Halloween store >> and then >> Where did that come uh his weird thing. >> Oh, that's so nice. >> Oh, that guy said you already remember you have rights, right? >> Are you a felon? >> You're not a felon. >> You're legally allowed to have firearm. >> It's inoperable. >> It's inoperable. >> Yeah, you don't burn. >> Oh, no. Knock you still. And then you had a a pow pow on you. Just dumb and dumb and dumb. >> They're all loaded for five. >> Yeah. >> I saw 22. >> Yeah. 10 rounds. >> You ain't You don't got nothing in your shoes? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> No problem. >> 1080 when you're free. >> We can put them in there. >> My ring. My ring. I'll get it right now. I got it right here. >> Put it down. >> Make is Astra Adam >> 36. >> They just barely gave them to me >> already. >> Yeah. >> How much is it for? >> So they did it separately. His is uh 207 and in bird >> they were working together though so they get charged together. >> Yeah. uh 770. >> It says the woman was charged with shoplifting over $500, conspiracy to shoplift, and resisting arrests. >> Shoot, that's almost like >> the man was charged with shoplifting over $500, conspiracy to shoplift, and possession of a stolen firearm. And I can't believe he tried to say it's inoperable. Loaded with they said what? 10 rounds or he had 10 bullets ready to go. Shoot. All right, next one up. Child, when you down bad, it just gets worse and worse. That's go to jail. >> That's what this felt like. But how two flat tires became a felony. They were trying to help her and then it it went downhill from there. So, here we go. >> I'm already going to jail. >> No, you're not. >> You're not under arrest right now. >> You're not under arrest. It's just her. >> After your sex car, treat me like criminals. >> We're not treating you like anything, dear. We're We're being very respectful. Actually, >> I want to talk to my grandma. You not giving me a couple. >> Come on. Come on. You want to let you talk to me? They nice. >> Leave me alone. Leave me alone, grandma. Hold on. Hey. Hey. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Hold on. Turn it off. Police department. Hi. How are you? Turn. And I'mma tell you what, that's where um her tears couldn't get me because that Why you talking to your grandmother like that? That tells me that you you create your own problems in my opinion because her grandma was out there, I'm sure, to either help find out what's going to happen to her. And why are you talking to your grandmother like that? Turn the car off for me. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> You okay? >> Nice. >> All right. Put your car in park, dear. >> Put Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. There's a car right behind you. So, if you roll back, you're going to hit it. >> Are you okay? >> What's going on? >> I'm fine. >> Huh? >> I'm sorry, ma'am. >> You're fine? Okay. Any reason you're parked here, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> I live here. >> You live here? Okay. Where you at right now? Do you know where you're at right now? >> Yes. >> Where's Where >> I know where I live. >> Huh? >> All right. Can you step out of the car, please? Changing here in a second. We'll worry about the rest of that in a sec. Can you just step out for me, please? >> No. No. No. Stay. Nope. >> You're okay. We're off. That's also what I've noticed when they look for signs of impairment. People that they they hyperfocus on something really small. Like for her it's the change. Change has nothing to do with the situation right now. Then they don't realize, oh, both my doors are open. There's a police officer on each side. Let me still try to move the gear into drive or reverse. Like it's they they tend to do that a lot too, especially when they wake up out of their sleep and they're impaired. Okay. You leave all that here. >> Just go ahead and step out over there for me. >> Thank you. >> You okay? You're not going to fall, are you? >> All right. Mind just facing the vehicle for me? >> You're okay. You're okay. I just need to make sure you don't have any weapons on you. So, just face the vehicle. Thank you. >> Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? Any weapons or anything like that? Okay. >> What is this? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Don't worry. Don't worry. >> Just what is it? >> Crazy, man. >> Just what is it, man? >> My bathroom is right now. >> Do you mind if I get it? If I reach in and grab it. >> Yeah, just take it out. If it's something hard, >> okay, walk back here for me now. >> Come over here. >> What is going on? >> So, we got a call that your car has been here overnight. And that's >> how you just got here. >> Well, they said it's been here overnight and that somebody was sleeping in it. So, they just wanted us They just wanted us to check on you. You have any type of medical condition or We see that you have a flat tire. Is that the reason why you stopped here? >> Two flats. Two of them. >> Do you have any medical flat tire? >> Do you have any medical or anything like that? >> No. >> I need to call my camera. >> Do you have ID on this? >> I got my social security number. Do I need to call my camera? >> Do you mind if we just take a I'll get all that information for you, but I just don't want you to stand outside Nicole. Do you mind if we just take a seat? >> I wasn't driving or anything. I was saying my tire is like I ran over a >> Yeah, I believe you. I'm not I'm not, you know, discrediting you. You mind if we just take my partner's car? You >> want me to call my family or something? >> What's that? >> You're not under arrest. >> I'm just going to get your information and stuff. I would just rather you take a seat. That's all. >> You're not under arrest. >> All right. What's your social, dude? Can I please call my grandma? >> I I'll get you your phone here in a second. Where's it at? >> Or can you call her because I feel uncomfortable like I didn't do anything. >> Yeah, we're Look, we're not doing anything crazy right now. We're just trying to figure out if you're okay, who you are. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Give us a sec. Just slide your feet in there. Okay. You're not under arrest. >> So, you cry for your grandmother now only to speak poorly to her and berate her later >> at this point. Okay. Watch your feet. It is cold out there. What is home? Like, why y'all got to be like this? >> Huh? >> Why you got to act like this and treat me like this? Like, >> we're not treating you like anything, dear. We're We're being very respectful, actually. >> Did you call? Okay. >> Yeah, it scared me. I ain't going to lie. I was like, "Oh my god." Cuz I know. >> Do you work here? >> Yeah. I pulled in at44 to 7 and I seen them and I'm like, "Well, maybe they're just waiting on me." >> You know what I mean? And so I went in and then a customer came in about 15 minutes ago and said, "There's somebody out here." >> Got me. >> You need my information? >> Yeah, I'll take it if you >> My name is Ceilo. C E >> Mhm. >> I L O. >> Thank you. >> Can I please call my grandma, please? >> Yes, we can let you have a phone call in just a second. Okay. >> So, call my grandma at least. >> Yeah. Yeah, I I'll get you your phone here in a second. Is it in the car? >> Yeah, it's in the floorboard. driver's side. >> Y'all, please not do me dirty right now. >> I'm not I just got to ask you some questions. And >> I literally my I hearing at least go my grandparents and seeh I just I grandparents should be allowed to rest. They need to be able to enjoy their older years and just be let them relax. But they it's always got to be somebody putting stress on the older generation. Like why can't these people be allowed to rest? And then she said, "I'm about to be homeless." There are some decisions you consciously make. And the deci decision that she consciously made seems to be that she chose to consume alcohol and be behind the wheel. And even if you're found sleeping behind the wheel, cars in park, cars off, at some point they believe you operated that vehicle while you were under the influence. Even if you're sleeping the backseat, I think I wouldn't even do it. You just need to get out that car. You need to you need to not drink behind the wheel or drink and then drive and then don't try to sleep it off in the car because you're still behind something that you could maybe wake up and then you operate the vehicle. So, it's kind of either way you're going to get the same thing. But that's a conscious decision to be impaired in a car. Other things, life circumstances, maybe or maybe maybe or maybe not. They didn't happen to her out of her control. But there are things within your control. You do have to do that part for yourself. We're not going to call him right this second. You're not under arrest or anything, Tanisha. We just got to figure out what's going on. >> Don't put no gloves into weird. What did I do? These are winter gloves. Tisha, >> what did I do? >> Okay, that's what I need to try to figure out. That's why That's why we're here. Okay, we got a call. That lady that just came out, she was a worker here. She said she was concerned and she called. >> My tire is flat. You just said it. >> And And like I said, we're going to we're going to talk about >> after y'all say car treat me like a criminal. Criminal, right? >> No. After y'all did that, right? >> I didn't search your car. >> So, why is my door open? >> Because we were getting you out of the car. Because when we first when you first woke up, you put your car in reverse. >> It wasn't woke up. My tire is flat. I have no tire on my car. >> I have no tire on my car. >> That But I don't where What does that matter for anything? I'm I'm >> What matters? I can't go nowhere if I don't got no tire, bro. >> I get it. I'm explaining why we were here and what happened after we approached. Okay. We approached the car. We saw you sleeping. All right. At that point, what our complainant was saying is true. There's somebody sleeping in the car and she was concerned for your welfare. >> We start knocking on the window. You didn't immediately wake up. Okay. >> Look at grandma walking. Look at how she has to walk to these vehicles and it is winter time. You Oh my gosh. Just inconsiderate in my opinion. She I'm saying the granddaughter's inconsiderate of her grandmother. >> About 10 15 seconds after knocking or so, he finally started to stir and wake up. You are crazy. >> I'm just explaining. >> You are crazy as >> Y'all are crazy as hell, man. >> What about the >> See, 15 seconds is crazy. I HAVE A FLAT TIRE. I HAVE A FLAT TIRE. I HAVE A FLAT TIRE. >> I HAVE A FLAT TIRE. GRANDMA, I was sleeping. I HAVE A FLAT TIRE. I HAVE A FLAT TIRE ON MY CAR. GRANDMA, I'm so Don't come here. Please don't let >> So here's the thing. >> Uhhuh. Come on. >> They don't DO THAT. THEY TRYING TO JACK MY CAR AND DO ALL TYPE OF ILLEGAL ASS. >> So >> yes, they are. >> We got to call them call. >> You're going to go to jail. So stop. >> Why are you going to jail? >> No, you're not. You're not under arrest right now. >> You're not under arrest. Just who cares? Look. >> So stressed out. She did with her mother and mother put out and she's just running from here to here. >> Is this really the route we're going to take? believe she's been drinking. >> Okay. So, the grandmother said the mother put her out. >> I don't want to assume anything on the mother or daughter's side, so I ain't going to say nothing. But that's a piece of the puzzle. >> Uhhuh. >> So, we're just trying to >> calm it down. >> I want to talk to my grandma. You not giving me a cup or nothing. >> Here, let let her talk. Hey, >> RIGHT NOW. I'm not home. STOP. NO, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING ELSE. I RAN OVER SOMETHING IN THE ROAD AND THEY TRIED TO DO THAT TO ME. >> STOP >> CUZ I GOT A FLAT TIRE. >> I'M GOING TO LET YOU TALK TO HER. BUT YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. >> Calm down. >> You don't calm down. I can let YOU TALK. >> CALM DOWN NOW. I'VE BEEN HERE FOR 20 MINUTES. >> WE DID. I I I passed by here and I seen your car. That's why I stopped. They doing their job. Come on, sweetheart. >> They're doing their job. >> Yeah. Tisha, come on. Come on. Me. He going to let you talk to me. They nice. They let you talk to a lot of them do that. >> Leave me alone. Okay. Okay. >> They're doing their job. >> They letting you TALK >> CUZ I RAN OVER SOMETHING IN THE STREET AND BUSTED MY TIRE. THEY'RE DOING THEIR JOB. >> ALL RIGHT. YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. >> YOU HAD TO CALM DOWN. >> THEY'RE NOT DOING THEIR JOB. >> CALM DOWN. >> All right. >> I haven't even got >> So, where were you at last night, dude? >> At a bar, at a friend's house. Where were you at? >> When was the last time you had anything to drink? Any alcohol? >> You going to answer any of my questions? Yeah. >> Are you willing to do any fuel soiety tests? >> Yo, it's crazy, man. My tire is flat. Don't you see my tire? >> I GET IT. >> WHERE WAS I SUPPOSED TO PARK AT? WHERE WAS I SUPPOSED TO go >> with your attitude right now? I'm >> I'm just saying. Where was I SUPPOSED TO GO? YOU WANT ME TO WAKE MY 60th 8 year grandma up and tell HER TO COME OUTSIDE MY FLAT? >> I'M 79. >> You going to go feel weird? >> This is the last chance I'm going to give you. You're going to let me talk to you and you're going to answer my questions or are we going to move to the next step? >> It's your choice, dear. >> She gets she get so she over well. I'm be honest with you. She's a good kid. She just over 200. >> Cuz I believe that you've been drinking. >> WHERE WAS I DRIVING? I LITERALLY sat here, bro. I didn't drive myself here. I was with people >> having possessions. >> I wasn't driving. How do y'all do it? You were in the driver's seat with the kids. >> Why did you be a good person and just know I wasn't driving? literally was with my friend >> cuz somebody with her I don't know where he he was or something. I don't know who was but somebody with her when she called me. I heard him talking but whoever >> when when did she call you? >> She called me uh this morning last night but I had count I can't come out at night like that by myself. So I went the day like come and then I got up in the bag and I came here in the air don't work >> all the other questions that I asked you. You're you're ignoring me and you're not answering >> because y'all being weird to me. Y'ALL PULL ME OUT THE CAR FOR NO REASON WITHOUT ASKING ME ANYTHING. Y'all being weird. >> You were passed out and and then >> I wasn't passed out. My tire is sweat. What do you want me to go to? >> You were obviously disoriented when we tried to wake you up. You didn't even know where you >> How do my grandma know where I am then? >> You said that you were at home. >> How does my grandma know where I am? I literally My mom literally lives 2 minutes away down the street. >> But you're not at home though. You said you >> I'm not at home, BUT MY TIRE IS FLAT. WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO? I CALLED MY GRANDMA AND GRANDPA. YES, I DID. WHAT DO YOU MEAN? >> He called granddad just called me and said you talked. >> Good point. Ace Moonshot said the car was running. That's a big no no. Definitely a big no no. Um, also here we go with a circular argument. My tire was flat. Ma'am, you're not in trouble for your tire being flat. You seem impaired, but we first came to check on you because you uh you were passed out. My tire's flat. Why y'all bothering me? Why are you being mean to me? Ma'am, we had to check on you. We got a call. My tire's flat. Like, oh my god. >> We're not We're not going to continue arguing right now. >> I'm not arguing with y'all. You >> One more chance. Are you willing to do a field test for us? >> Yes or no? >> Can you come off or you got to go to work today? >> I'm not going to work. Clearly, WHAT DID I DO? I DIDN'T do nothing. I WASN'T DRIVING. HOW CAN THEY SAY DO a field soriety test? Yes or no? >> Girl, can you please come here? >> Yes. No. Take her. I'm sorry. Just look. >> Are you going to do a field soriety test? Just give me one second. Ma'am, just take her over there, please. Okay. Ma'am, >> are you going to do a field soriety test for us or not? Yes or no? >> Why are you doing that and I didn't drive? I didn't drive. I literally didn't drive. >> Did you see me driving? >> I'm going to ask you this one more time and if it's not a yes or a no, then I'm going to assume it's a no. Okay. Are you willing to do a field soiety test for us? Yes or no? Three short tests and you'll be on your way if you pass. >> I wasn't trying. Did you see me driving though? Can I ask you back? Put your hands on your back. >> Can I ask you one question before you do that? >> We're done. We're done. I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. I told her that night when my mama called my you going to put her out this time without give me just a second for a second on your back. You're under your arrest for road. Okay, >> just relax. Put your hands together like you're praying to be most comfortable. >> What did I do? >> You're under arrest for do anything. What did I do? >> He's not in front of my grandma. What? >> Just stop moving. Stop. Hey, stop moving. >> I didn't move anything. You're pinching me with a handcuff. >> Well, I'm trying. But you're moving around and I'm trying to put these on. You're moving >> in front of my grandma. WHAT DID I DO? THAT'S CRAZY THAT YOU GOT to act like >> I'm giving you 30 chances. Okay. >> What do you mean 30 chances? >> Go ahead and put your feet in real quick and we're going to talk to your grandma. Let her know what's going on. Then we'll talk to you. >> Yeah. Please talk to my grandmother. >> I'll let you talk to her in a second. As soon as you're done, put your feet down. >> Talk to my grandfather. >> My partner said we'll let you talk to HER IN HER SECOND. >> YOU'RE NOT THOUGH. You're about to take me to jail. I promise you. AND I GOT YOU TO GO TO WORK IN 20 MINUTES. Can I please talk to the program? >> Put your feet in. I don't want to hurt your feet. Put your feet in >> there. She She is clearly under the influence of alcohol. We could clearly smell it. She is disoriented whenever we got when we came up to the vehicle. Um she's obviously hit something. Um >> this is crazy. I'm suing the out of the police department. >> Go ahead. Do y'all think >> What are you going to sue them for? Keeping everybody else safe. So you don't continue to drive under the influence. >> I'm suing y'all [ __ ] >> Plus, she has no driver's license as well. >> Oh, she ain't got no driver license. >> She's not. She's terminated. Her >> just so y'all know, I'm suing is a bingo square. And also, put your feet in the car is a bingo square. >> Driver's license was terminated. that guy was somebody with her cuz when I when they called me I heard them talking it must be >> and just because she was not driving it doesn't m the car was on um she had possession of the of the keys and she was in the driver's seats that constitutes as an OVI in the state of Ohio. >> Okay. If the if the car was not running then it would constitute as uh as uh physical patrol for the vehicle. But >> come come up here come up here. The police got you. >> Come up to me. I hope you guys please Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. Grandpa. Grandma. Come here real quick. GRANDMA, COME HERE REAL QUICK. COME HERE. GRANDMA. Oh my god. I'm going to tell it. >> We'll take her back to station, I guess. >> GRANDMA. >> OH MY GOD. LISTEN TO ME. OPEN THE DOOR. >> You're locked, right? >> I can't open the door. >> What's that? >> Yeah, I'm locked. >> Just me. >> OPEN THE DOOR, GRANDMA. GRANDMA, OPEN THE DOOR. LET ME TALK TO YOU. >> LOOK at how she's talking to her grandmother. No, ma'am. >> I'M ALREADY GOING TO JAIL. OPEN THE DOOR. >> [ __ ] OPEN THE DOOR. WHAT THE? I'M ALREADY GOING TO JAIL. >> OPEN THE DOOR. THEY AIN'T TRYING TO DO THEY'RE TRYING TO BE CROOKED ASS COPS LIKE THEY'VE BEEN DOING. OPEN THE DOOR. >> OH MY GOD. OPEN THE DOOR SO I CAN TALK TO YOU. >> NO, NO, NO. Just Yeah, just leave her alone for a second. >> This must have been the guy that was with her >> cuz grandma said that there was a guy who >> Yeah. Just tell me. I got I want to tell I can't go against it. >> I'm done. >> Yeah. Ashley said she sounds abusive. She does. Ace Moonshot said telling the grandma to do anything real quick. The entitlement. No, seriously. It really is though. And then why you putting your grandma in danger to go touching the police vehicle? They told her don't just please, you know, stay away from the vehicle. Don't touch anything. And you're trying to guilt your grandmother into going against what the police told her, which puts her safety at risk as well. >> I'm done. I'm done. I'M DONE WITH Y'ALL. I'M DONE WITH Y'ALL. LEAVE ME ALONE. >> Dispatch has been updated. >> Yeah. If she can't take responsibility for her actions about being impaired behind the wheel, you can also have a flat tire and be impaired behind the wheel. For me, because I keep seeing people that do have flat tires, if they're impaired, you probably hit something that you wouldn't have hit had you been sober. Um, but let me see here. Jacqueline said, "Her behavior is probably why the mother put her out." I'm going to have to agree with you on this one now. I'm seeing more of what I'm seeing. Uh, Lovable said, "I'm glad the grandma told her that she wasn't going to jail for her." Right. Deita Deita Joe said no wonder her mother threw her out. Janetta said that's why her mama put her out. Mhm. Yeah. She was basically telling her grandma to break her out. Open the doors. No. >> Hello. >> Was there anybody else with her? >> I didn't. No. No. Okay. Uhuh. Cuz like I said, I didn't really look until a customer just came in and I seen her slumped over and I was like, "Oh, >> you know, with everything that's going on out here." And then Beth was like, "No, call the police." So, >> so there was somebody else that was with her. He may be here at some point. >> Um, probably mid to late 30s. >> Okay. >> Um, bald black guy, kind of bigger build. Um, not like fat, but like just bigger guy. >> Um, just let us know if he comes here. >> Okay. For me, it's ironic that when they first uh opened her door and she was focused on putting that change up in from one place to another place in the car and it was a lot of change and then there's a sign on this window that says we will not accept excessive amounts of loose change or roll change. Ironic. >> He may cause some issues. He's got felony warrants. So, and he be looking for her. So, okay. If if anybody like that comes in here and causes a problem, she goes right back. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Yep. Say that again. >> You let her in the car. >> Oh, I don't know what. No, I don't. >> Dear, we're not we're not we're not done yet. >> Oh, okay. >> Sorry. >> Just give me one sec. Yeah. I rolled the window down for you, though, so you can talk. >> Okay. I forgot to talk to you. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I didn't want to like holler at her if you roll around. >> No, no, no. >> Leave me alone. >> No. Shut the LEAVE ME ALONE. YOU LET HIM DO ILLEGAL ASS. I CAN'T SEARCH MY CAR. >> YOU'RE NOT let >> Did you hear what she just said? You let leave me alone. You let me do illegal ass. Is that what she said? >> You let me do illegal ass. >> You hear that? >> God, dude. >> I wasn't under the wheel. >> I CALLED RIDE AND EVERYTHING. I COULD SHOW YOU MY PHONE. I WASN'T UNDER THE WHEEL. THAT GRAMMY, WHY DID YOU SIT HERE DOING IT? >> I DON'T KNOW. >> I WANT MY FAMILY. EDDIE, call your son. This is a thrown out last night. >> Oh, really? >> Hurry up. This is a bad day, >> ma'am. MA'AM, >> NO. CALL MY UNCLE EDDIE RIGHT NOW. CALL HIM. >> He's right. >> Yeah, we don't get it. >> Cuz what the They could have DID THAT. I LITERALLY HIT A BRO, >> wait till he leaves to call. I don't want people showing up or calling me. >> Mom, grandma, stop listening to him and call Uncle Eddie right now. >> THESE WHITE PEOPLE DESIGNED TO YOU UP EVERY DAY. AIN'T NO JOB. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP AND LISTEN TO ME. LISTEN TO YOUR GRANDDAUGHTER, [ __ ] I'M SUING Y'ALL. OH, it got worse. I thought she called her grandmother that in the in a few minutes ago, but I was like, I'mma wait. She did it again. Oh my god. Uh, yes. I was lovable. Lovable said, "Grandma, please leave and let her be a grown-up and handle her own stuff." Yes, it's time for grandma to go. Don't worry about what happened to the car. It's going to have to get towed. I mean, the tire is already flat anyway. It's going It's getting towed. Just go on ahead, grandma. Live your peace. Let your daughter handle her daughter. and your daughter decided to kick her daughter out. So, yeah. No, this is too much. And don't And don't call Uncle Eddie either. Don't bother him with this mess. The I'm the hole here at THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. NO, I'M DEAD ASS SERIOUS. THEY GOT ME AS. >> JUST SO you're aware, whenever we tow a vehicle, we have to call inventory. >> I'm tired of hearing. You didn't see me DRIVING AND YOU'RE CHARGING ME WITH DRIVING? EXACTLY. ROLL MY WINDOW UP. YEAH. >> YEAH. ROLL MY WINDOW UP. ROLL MY WINDOW UP. YOU DIDN'T SEE ME DRIVING, [ __ ] >> HEY. WELL, I'm just going to get her out of here. She's in an apartment right now. >> Uh, all right. >> Just going to take her to county ovi. I'll give her the citation for u >> the no deal. >> No deal. >> Is she suspended out? Uh, it's uh terminated. >> Terminated. >> So, I don't know if there's a >> Yeah, just >> Yeah, I'm going to get out of here. >> I'm good. >> Grandma, >> you got TO LET ME TALK TO my family at least. You cannot do that to me. >> Absolutely insane woman. >> I'm suing you. >> I'm suing you. I'm suing you. >> I welcome it. >> I'm suing you. I want the cameras. I want the footage. I'm suing y'all. I hope you get this footage and I hope you are forced to watch how you are acting and then explain to an attorney and the judge how you feel you are justified in acting how you acted. Talk to your grandmother that way. Don't understand you having an OVI. Um, and what what grounds do you have to sue them? I need her to watch it back. I'm telling y'all, if they ever come out with a YouTube channel where they don't found a way that the people have to watch themselves on body cam, I'm trying to watch it with y'all because no ain't no way. >> Y'all got better to do >> in route with 116 >> broke ass. Y'all got mother breaking this people houses doing where y'all be then? Don't be nowhere. Worried about me. WORRIED ABOUT MY LITTLE 70-YEAR-OLD GRANDMA BULLYING HER. Y'all got to be serious. Eat some dirt. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> I know you effing lying. The only bully to the grandmother was the granddaughter. You're the bully. I hope they cut her off. I know they won't. They already seem like they're enabling her, but I I She needs to learn on her own. It's okay be time for you. You doing your job, baby. >> Okay, then. >> You ain't got nothing else to do. Caught soft water crime and ying with me. You so bored and I wasn't even driving. >> So, I'm actually going to go back to >> and I'm suing y'all cuz these these cuts these cuffs and cut me. And I'm suing everything about you, [ __ ] I'mma sit back and get a lawsuit, [ __ ] cuz these cutting the out of me. Sit back and get a lawsuit, [ __ ] And I wasn't even driving, [ __ ] I can't wait. And I'm getting the videos too without y'all [ __ ] ass mother worthless ass cops that don't do y'all job when I bully some girls me and my grandma. Be ashamed mother >> dispatch has been >> wrong with you. Be ashamed. Be ashamed. That's what you should be. All the crime GOING ON AROUND THIS [ __ ] AND YOU WORRIED ABOUT TWO A OLD ASS LADY AND a girl. Be ashamed. I can't wait to sue the out. Did they circle back around to the gas station? What is happening? >> Hey, we need to read the 2285. She's going to say no probably, but we just got we still got to read it to her. >> [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Does she have her key on her? >> I don't know. 8:49. >> You worthless ass piece of I wasn't even driving. >> LEAVE ME ALONE, GRANDMA. You going to CALL G ME IS CRAZY. LEAVE ME ALONE. >> Uh 423. Yeah, this is gone. I'm just going to roll the window down. >> YOU [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] I'M SUING Y'ALL ON EVERYTHING. [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] WHY THE [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] PULL IT BACK UP. [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] I'm suing the city of Valyria. [ __ ] >> just crack your window. I wouldn't even open the door. >> Yeah, but we got to get stuff out of >> um they only have to read you your Miranda rights if after they put you in custody. like you know actually uh I don't know if they said detain you but I know when they put you under arrest and then they want to ask you questions that can incriminate you. So they don't have to read you Miranda right so they get to the station if they don't have questions for you. It's um not mandatory until they're trying to get questions out of you that can incriminate you and you're in their custody at the time they're asking those questions from what I've been what's been explained to me. Ashley, he's about to read her something, I think, about the uh OVI stuff. Like maybe giving her another chance about the breathalyzer possibly. I don't know. I'm going to let him read it, but I don't think that was a Miranda Rice thing he about to read. Huh? >> Pockets. All right. So, >> what's the problem? >> All right. So, you have the key for the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> No, >> it's not in my pocket. I don't have pockets. >> I still have to search you. No. No. It's not. >> No. Don't touch me. I didn't do nothing to you. >> I'm going to touch you. >> I'm going to touch you. >> Y as I wasn't driving my car, so why I'm getting arrested? >> Stop it. Stop it. >> You stop it. >> You stop it. Look at my hands. You stop it. I can't wait to SUE THE OUT OF Y'ALL. LOOK AT MY ARMS. >> I can't wait to sue you. >> I want you to resist. GLAD YOU >> I'M NOT RESISTING. Do it. It look like I'm resisting. No, you're not. >> Do it look like I'm resisting. My hands is getting tore up by these cuffs. DO IT LOOK LIKE I'M RESISTING. STOP. STOP. >> NO, don't touch me. >> No, I'm going to touch you if I >> don't have Do you see pockets on me? >> Yeah, I do. >> Then don't touch it. >> There's a pocket right there. I'm looking right at you. >> You stupid ass [ __ ] >> Okay. I don't think I'm that word though. >> Got my SEVEN-YEAR-OLD EDDIE ASS GUM out here looking dumb as >> Stop. Turn around. >> You pathetic. >> Turn around for me. >> You're pathetic. >> Put your legs out here for me. >> You're pathetic. >> Turn your legs out here. >> WHY? YOU ALREADY GOT MY CAR. TAKE ME TO JAIL AND let them do it. >> I just tell you, >> let them take me to jail and let them do it. What are you looking for? >> The is wrong with you? I was waiting to confirm um grandma finally drove off cuz she was parked at that pump and her car is not there anymore. So, she did finally drive off. >> You're acting very irrational. >> I am acting rational cuz y'all acting real rational. My grandma 80 years old, 90 years old, AND Y'ALL GOT HER IN THE COLD. RATIONAL IS CRAZY. >> Don't touch me. I don't have the keys, [ __ ] Talk my [ __ ] >> Don't touch me. There you go. Y'all bored. Y ain't got nothing to do. All this crime going on. Y'all want to with a girl and an old ass lady. Y'all got to be serious. I WASN'T EVEN DRIVING. I CAN'T WAIT TO SUE Y'ALL. LOOK AT MY ARMS. >> ALL RIGHT. MY ARMS. >> IT'S JUST CASH. >> All right. Thanks for driving for. All right. So, I got to read you this form here. Close. Put your feet in. Push feet in. >> I want my grandma. >> Okay. Well, too bad. Okay. You don't get what you want right now. Okay. Put your feet in. Put your feet in. All right. Listen. You're going to catch a resisting charge. >> Oh well. Okay. >> I already caught enough fake charges. The problem right now. Put your feet. >> What's the problem? Fake charges is right. RIGHT. >> DON'T TOUCH ME, [ __ ] MY ARM ALREADY. >> PUT YOUR DAMN CAMERA. >> PUT YOUR feet in the car. Put your foot in the car. Get off of me. >> Stop right now. >> STOP. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP IT. >> SIT UP STRAIGHT. >> SIT UP STRAIGHT. >> STOP. >> Jesus Christ. Christ. >> I'll be aware of this. >> What? >> Where's that part? >> Was there a burst? I didn't see it. >> I'll do some testing mode. >> Yeah. All right. Let me just real quick. >> Yep. >> You have bags. Unbelievable. >> I'M SO Y [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] >> WE'RE UNDER ARREST for operating A VEHICLE UNDER COMBINATION OF OPERATING A VEHICLE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF controlled substance OR ELICIT SUBSTANCE. OPERATING A VEHICLE armed while after underage alcohol consumption or having physical control of a vehicle while under the influence. If you refuse to take any chemical test by law immediately to have these privileges reinstated if you have a priori operating vehicle while under the influence or controlled substance. >> Shut up. You're a rookie and you a you a rookie too >> under state immunable law within the preceding 20 YEARS. I SWEAR TO GOD I'M CUT NOW UNDER arrest state ovi and IF YOU ARE A MAN I'M A WOMAN INCREASED penalties if you are subsequently are convicted of the state >> want to read me my rights now >> take any chemical test by law >> they're not even reading you your rights this is about OVI and testing and if you want to get your license reinstated or you're not going to have privileges to drive even if you try to get another license >> over prohibited amount of alcohol and controlled substance controlled substance if your whole blood blood serum or plasma breath or urine step by LAW YOU'RE NOT DAILY you have to pay a fee to have these privileges reinstated if you take a chemical test you may have an independent chemical test taken at your own expense with the with understanding what I just read to you do you want to give a chemical test for us urine or blood or breath okay I take that as a no it's a refusal got it cool sign this >> Yep silence is a no we ain't got time for this um there was the black cop. And I don't think we watched this one together yet, but possibly it'll come up in one of our reactions that we watched together or, you know, videos that we watched together later. But the it was a black cop that said, "First time I'mma ask you. Second time I'mma tell you. Third time I'mma make you." And I said, "You know what? That's fair. You a RACIST ASS MONKEY ASS [ __ ] and I hope you die." H racist ass [ __ ] and I hope you die. Yo, you racist. >> That's what you are. You little small ass racist ass [ __ ] You racist as Shut the up. Shut the up. Be racist as like you is thinking I'm suing you. I'm suing you. >> It's like some bills in a quarter. >> I can't wait to see your [ __ ] ass. >> I welcome that. >> How much money my family got? [ __ ] I'm suing you raggedy ass cops. Ho. You ain't got nothing else to do, [ __ ] You and your rookie ass friend. Y'all to cut my ARMS UP AND EVERYTHING. I WAS SUING YOU, [ __ ] Suing the bar. >> 377 after use of force. I'm back in route to the county. Starting mileage 11680. >> Copy. 8537. Show that video. >> I saw the 294 return. >> Show that video >> and I want it. >> The suspect aged 33 at the time of arrest was charged >> 33. you. I thought h I mean it doesn't matter cuz I have I see um younger people they have way more maturity but I was not expecting them to say 33. You a lie. You need to get your life together. Okay. It said charge one resisting arrest secondderee misdemeanor. Um, hey Rod with resisting arrest as a secondderee misdemeanor, with operating a vehicle impaired, second offense, as a firstderee misdemeanor, and with the possession of schedule one or schedule two drugs as a fifthderee felony. Bond was set at $7,500. On May the 6th, 2025, the suspect pleaded guilty to an amended charge of driving under OVI suspension as a first-degree misdemeanor and to attempted possession of a controlled substance, which is also a first-degree misdemeanor. The resisting charge was dismissed and she was sentenced to tier 2 probation with suspended driving privileges for a year. No word on the suspect's threat to sue the city of Valyria. However, on March the 17th, 2025, the city of Ayria actually filed a civil suit against her in the amount of $3,30. >> Oh, they put the Uno reverse card up cuz the city sued her, y'all, cuz you know she was threatening to sue. >> Now, what do you think? >> What? I did not I didn't expect that one. All right, next one up. I have not watched this one. Um, well, I watched the first 60 seconds cuz I wanted to see what the cops look like. But, um, this says suspect tries to whip officers. And this is Okay, so we're going to watch this together. >> Ma'am, mad mad. >> Lock the door. On September 9th, 2023, officers responded to 916 North Broadway for an in progress assault. Little did officers know that they would be whipped with an electrical cord and told to get back on the boat. It was definitely an electrical experience they will remember for the rest of their careers. Remember to support Baltimore Body Camera by becoming a paid member for only $1 a month. Help us get more Baltimore exclusive content. Is she still here? >> Yeah. >> You can come in there with that fake ass boo. I don't buy that. Listen, this my mother y'all stole from me in Atlanta. >> Look at the mess. Okay, we saw a couple things off the shelf when they walked in. Look at the ground where he's at. And then the way he's holding that cash Oh, that's the cash register drawer. That's why he's got the loose cash in his hand like that. I think that's the cash register drawer turned upside down on the floor by her seat. He looks so exhausted and tired. Oh my god. I got robbed in Atlanta while I was doing cash rides. QUICK TRIP 247 QUICK TRIPS. CASH RIDES ATLANTA 247 quick out of here. >> Take that off your head cuz I don't buy it. >> The money. >> Take it off. >> I think we have a emergency petition. Can I have a 101? Don't [ __ ] mad. >> Don't [ __ ] mad. Mad mad mad mad. >> This can't be real life. She's smoking. She holding. I know she probably didn't pay for those products in her hand. Not with how she just told this man's story. Oh my gosh. I'm zap. >> She just slapped me. >> I will smack this. >> All right. MOTHER, >> when I saw the state of this store, taser at minimums out. We're not doing handtohand combat. I'm tasing you. Me and my partner need to have tasers ready. >> Hold on, man. Give me the rope. M >> M >> GET THE GET ON THE BOAT. >> GET ON THE BOAT. >> GET ON THE BOAT. GET ON THE BOAT. >> Get on the boat. >> Get on THE BOAT. GET ON THE [ __ ] BOAT. >> Get on. M. >> Oh yeah. This how y'all going? >> Yeah. It's on national. Give me a hat. 33. >> Y'all going to get wet. >> Stand right here. >> Y'all going to get wet. >> STAND RIGHT HERE. >> Y'ALL going to get wet. Get Young Moose down this mother. Get him down here. >> Get Young Moose down this. I swear to God. >> Okay, relax. What's wrong? What's wrong? >> Wait, wait, wait. Don't take her out yet. >> No. >> What's wrong, man? What's wrong? Close camera. >> Bring her back this way. >> Obviously, something's wrong. >> You okay? >> Put the foot down. >> No. It's [ __ ] down. Relax. >> Get the out my store. I told y'all [ __ ] get on the boat. Y'all been hear me my whole life. >> I'm 34 years old. >> Y'all robbed me in Atlanta. I called the police in the projects in East Atlanta. your foot down. I SWEAR >> YOUR FOOT DOWN. >> LISTEN. >> NO, I'M NOT. YOU'RE GOING TO PUT YOUR FOOT DOWN. Y >> this how y'all DOING IT? >> WE'RE NOT. >> THIS HOW Y'ALL DOING IT? >> Just relax. Just relax. Relax. >> Get on the boat. >> Just relax. >> Get on the boat. >> Relax. Okay. So, what you say now? What you So, tell me a story. What's going to happen? >> What? What happened TODAY? WHAT HAPPENED TODAY TO YOU? >> YOU GOING TO kill me? >> No. We're going to get you help. We're not going to kill you. >> Hm. >> Over there. >> I'm ready. You can hold yourself. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Just relax. What's going on? >> Look at all these scars on me. >> What happened here? Tell me what happened here. What happened? >> The [ __ ] tried to fight me. >> Who tried to fight you? >> This is on national television. >> Who tried to fight you? >> Y'all faking shorty. >> Who tried to fight you, man? >> Y'all think I'm scarfy. >> Nah. What's your name? >> Who tried to fight you, man? >> Y'all think I'm scarfy. >> Nah. What's your name, ma'am? >> Y'all think I'm scarfy, but I'm not dumb. >> No, you're not dumb at all. What's your name? >> I know. >> What's your name? >> Take me to Shepher or get Moose down here. >> Okay. Moose. >> Who is Moose? >> Moose. You know who the he is. >> We going to get young. >> Stop playing me, Walker. >> Yeah. Record all this is on national television. >> I know. >> I'm a zap out >> and I'mma kill y'all hoes if y'all get me in Shepherd Pratt. >> I'mma kill all y'all. >> Okay, check this out. We going to put you in the vehicle now. >> No. Um, >> yeah. We're going to put you in the vehicle. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. Hey, >> we're going to put you in the vehicle. Okay. >> No, you're not. >> You're not putting me in. You said you >> I'm a strangle. >> GET ON THE BOAT. >> GET ON the >> All right. >> All right. All right. Y'all won't play this. Tell you right now, if I was one of those the the women that you know the cops that were there first on the call, the ones that got hit with that electrical cord. This is why I'm not a cop. I'm not. But her head's slipping. Oh, my bad. My bad. Let me get her back up. My hand slip. My My body still hurts from being whipped by the cord. Sorry. My bad. My bad. I got her now. >> I'mma kill y'all. >> Whose car WE GOING TO? >> I SWEAR TO GOD. >> I'mma kill y'all. >> I'mma kill y'all. Watch me. Y'all better get on the boat. I got in order. >> No, you good. You good? >> No, I ain't good. I ain'ting good. >> Y'ALL BEEN FOLLOWING ME FOR 34 YEARS. I'M taking you down. >> I'm taking YOU DOWN. >> I SWEAR TO GOD, I'MMA zap out and I'mma deall know every business I got, ho. Hey y'all, getit in order around here. They ain't bring moose down. Get the off me. You go in the car. No, I'm >> She is She's still holding on to that electrical cord. I agree, Ashley. She does need a mental evaluation. She also needs a toxicology report. Um because I'm I'm still all for mental health. Like, yeah, we gonna get you evaluated. If we have the resources, I'm all for calling whoever they say to call so you can be evaluated. But my hand after that, I'm just saying my hands got weak. I don't know what to say. >> Get down here. That's a weapon. >> Come on. >> Yeah. Get down here. >> Get up. Let go of the rope, man. >> Get the off me. Get on the boat. Get on the boat, ho. >> Y'all know this on national television, right? >> I got this. >> Going to jail. >> CIA mother say I'm a snitch. Say I'm a snitch. >> I swear to God. I swear to God. >> Thank you, sir. >> I swear to God, >> I'mma burn your mother HOUSE DOWN IF YOU DON'T LET me go. >> Let me go. We need to get a rope on the ground. >> On the ground. >> Watch out. >> Put it on the ground. Get the low ball. Get the ball. Come on. Let me see. This way. >> Don't worry about that's good. That's good. That's all right. >> No, I ain't no It ain't no Oh, >> let the rope. >> Oh. Oh, >> no. You're going to go broke nails. >> Oh, y'all going to jail. >> Y'all going to jail. Oh my god. >> She is giving a guy this size a run for his money. You got two male officers, one this size, two female officers at minimum trying to get her in this car and she's giving all of them a run for their money. >> I love it. >> I'm a savage. >> I love it. Welcome. >> Hi. You know me. >> You know my voice. That's why you scared to come down this >> and that's why. >> Your face has a lot of cuts and stuff. >> They ain't coming. I'm aing demon. Take that. Buy that. >> Y'all going to kill me in jail and I'mma kill you. I know how. That's why y'all want to break my nails. Y'all know why. Y'all know the nail shops I go to. Y'all know where I live out. Y'all put a bomb in my house. >> Y'all put a bomb in at 22 16 street. >> Y'all y'all follow me right here on Broadway. >> She's talking to you. >> Y'all spit the bin. I spit the bin on y'all. >> YOU TALK LIKE YOU'RE NOT playing with me. >> I whack you. medication. >> You talking about >> she want to go in the >> medic. >> I'm not going in there. Take me to Shepherd. I'm Zap. >> Oh yeah. >> They not coming. Y'all scared and >> this on national television. >> You got >> You got injured also. >> Look at my freaking hand. >> Y'all thought y had a trick man. >> Hey, you got no swab. >> No, I ain't no swab. >> Swoo. Medic has been requested. >> For who? >> Get on the boat, ho. >> Take that Coopy [ __ ] I don't buy that, ho. >> It's going to burn. But you don't know nothing. I run this. You don't take care of nobody. You kill in jail. Take that cookie in a boat and use a sellout mother. >> Just put her in the car. >> We fed all y'all out here in East Baltimore. >> Just put her in the car. >> Let's put her in the car. >> I ran this up, >> huh? >> And y'all trying to take me the down, ho. >> Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if she's deemed incompetent to stand trial for whatever she's going to go to jail for. Like, yeah, there's no way. But yeah, um it's e it's probably both Daisy some S laced with some S and then talk she's paranoid. She's talking about people put bombs in her house and stuff like that. She needs both. She needs that mental evaluation. She need a toxicology report and she needs help. But in the meantime, people can't be getting hurt because of that too. Like so. But I do wish I do wish that mental health resources went hand in hand with police. I do. Get Get off me. I got the in order. Take these cuffs off me right now. TAKE THE CUFFS OFF ME. >> You can't Why? Why? >> Policy. All right. Well, GET THE [ __ ] DOWN WITH GET MOOSE down here. >> Get Young Moose down here. >> Oh, well, I ain't going nowhere. >> I'm posted up on the block >> cuz I don't feel safe out there. >> Y'all [ __ ] try to take me the out. I got a leak in my ceiling. >> They ain't come fix it yet. >> I GOT TWO HOUSES. >> OUT TO THE HILLS OF KERSBURG. >> You know who the I am. Stop playing me. >> Who are you? Who am I? >> What's your name? >> Oh, what's my name? >> I'm Scar. >> All right, I'm jumping ahead. I'm jumping ahead cuz Woo! They still taking their break. I get it. Did I already say they need to get a rap for her? I don't know if I said that, but she's definitely um ideal for a rap type situation. >> What's your name? Give me your name. >> Yo, I'm >> okay. All right. Okay. So, hold on to me. >> All All 10 of them. I don't know. I don't even know what happened. Look at my face. Well, when she hit the rope, I run and I grab her and that's when she hand just gray in my face and then I probably I don't even know what I don't even know. I was just holding. >> I just remember getting bits. You want to come up? >> Yeah, I'm good. Thank you. >> Um, your hand. >> My hand is like And then she like while I was holding her, she she dogged my face cuz she had a rope like hit him with a rope. like we went back there. She was uh at the back sitting so that's where we call for extra unit and then she came out and was going to leave and I said she couldn't leave. So uh she had a rope this rope >> and she started hitting at us. >> But like after I got angry so I grabbed her and that's when she dropped to my face and >> Okay. >> I don't know how I got this though but I know it's her nails from >> grabbing at her. >> I think it's her nails. >> All right. >> First use of force. That's your first >> first you posted that and and I got injured like we went on a full-blown fight like fullblown fight cuz I got so pissed off like yo I got so pissed cuz it's a EP right so we're here me and Rihanna we uh went to the store she's in the back sitting saying it's her store so I called for additional unit cuz I would have been you know I saw trouble called for additional unit she got out and was going to leave so I'm like you're not leaving so I made the store owners lock the door when they locked the door. Now, uh uh she what she I can't even remember. All I remember was SHE HAD A ROPE AND TRIED TO HIT hit us with a rope and I grabbed the rope from her and then I grabbed her and like like pushed her to the wall cuz I'm like, you know, uh you're not going to hit me with that rope. And then she grabbed at my you should see my face. my face cuz she has long nails like a false nail. So my face is ducked up. My hands is cut up. It's crazy. >> You up in here? >> Really? >> Get on that boat, ho. You know where I go, ho. >> I know. Oh, >> that hurts. >> Cuz if I die, >> am I holding her? I don't know if she thought cuz I was like holding her cuz she had a rope trying to hit us with a rope. >> She's a She's a treasure. What? What is her deal? >> She started whooping us with the extension cord and we had to run in her. >> No, she was in the store. She was saying she owns the store. >> She started whooping you with an extension cord. But she started whooping me with it, too. But not >> you. Oh, with a card. Yeah, but you you get it like you know by the like part. >> So she was whipping me by the regular part. I cannot take it. >> I haven't I haven't fought in in how many years? Since I was a kid. >> Dang. I I was hoping they did name her charges or let us know what she deemed competent to stay in trial cuz she don't seem like it to me. All right. When your ego gives you a ride to jail. >> Get in your car. >> Get back in your car. >> Get in your car. >> This is my house. >> Okay, get in your car. I stopped you. >> Why? >> Because I pulled you over. Get back in your car. >> Clean the whole freaking neighborhood. I was going to call Luke. I the good job I made over there. >> Okay, sit in the car, please. >> In 82nd Avenue, I just cleaned the whole thing. I'm I'm not going to stand here and debate with you. You either get in your car or I put you in handcuffs and put you in my car. What you want to do? >> You kidding me? I'm in my freaking house. >> I don't care where you're at. Sit in your car. >> I put a handcuff. My whole life I never had in handcuff for my whole freaking life. I've been doing a police work. >> Get back in your car. Sit in your car. If you've been doing police work, then you should understand what you need to do. >> What the hell? I know, but I'm in my house for >> I don't care. This isn't home base. It doesn't work like that. You have your license and your registration. >> Oh man. >> Can you call Luke? >> I'm not calling Luke. >> I'm going to call him myself. >> Okay. You're going to give me your license and your registration first. >> I will in one sec. >> You got to give it. That's a bingo square. They try to name drop somebody they deem to be important >> to me or I'mma put you in handcuffs. Listen to what I'm telling you to do. Follow my directions because you're not listening. >> I pulled you over. >> I know, but you're too fast. I'm in my house. Godamn. >> I DON'T CARE. >> I COULD HAVE GONE HOME. I STOP YOU. I COULD HAVE GONE HOME. >> You could have and I WOULD TAKE HOME. >> GIVE ME YOUR LICENSE NOW. >> My property. >> Step out of the car. >> Hold on. >> Step out OF THE CAR. >> RELAX, MAN. >> You are causing the issue, not me. Cuz you don't want to listen. >> I listened. I said relax. I said I I >> Give me your registration >> and trying to quit calling people and you'll make this go a lot simpler. >> Jesus Christ. I swear to God. >> I I I just finished. >> I don't care, sir. Give me your registration. >> Freaking property. Then I was going to go look and I pulled you over in a freaking corner. You know how many accent I corn? I live here and I own that property. You know how many accent every couple of weeks? I went over there. >> Put your foot in the car. >> What do you want me to do? >> Nope. You're going to get tickets for Just sit in your car. Don't get out. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Nope. >> Why you got to be like that? >> You You caused it, sir. Not me. >> Can you come over here? >> Nope. You sit right there. >> Sir, what are you doing? What did I just say? Sit in your car and quit getting out walking around. >> I'M IN MY HOUSE, GUYS. >> I DON'T CARE. IN YOUR CAR. >> I MEAN, WHAT'S WHY ARE YOU SO MEAN? I'M >> WHY ARE YOU NOT LISTENING? WHY? I'M IN MY HOUSE. I OWN THIS PLACE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> Come on. Give me Get out of here. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> WHAT THE IS THE MATTER WITH YOU? WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH YOU? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHY YOU ACTING LIKE THAT? >> WHY? WHY YOU ACTING LIKE THAT? >> YOU WANT TO GET TASED? GET OUT OF THE CAR. PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back right now. >> Put your hands behind your back or you're going to GET TASED. PUT YOUR HANDS BACK. Then do what I tell you to do. I'm going to tase you right now. Turn around. Okay. Then turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Nobody ever had >> Put your hands behind your back. >> God. Oh my god. I can't believe you. >> He charged that thing up, didn't he? I heard it go zink. It was ready to go. Yeah. But put your hands behind your back. All I had to do was sit in the car. All he had to do was sit in his car. Couldn't even do that. >> Why do I feel like that? >> Cuz you don't listen, sir. >> I never been a cop in my whole life. You're going to >> YOU'RE RESISTING ME. STOP. >> WELL, BUT I DO. GODAMN. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. >> God damn it. Can you call my wife, please? You make him TOO TIRED. I'M CLAUSTROPHOBIC. YOU'RE GOING TO STOP ME. GOD DAMN IT. WHAT'S THE MATTER? I GOT A BAD EYE CONDITION. YOU CALL ME. Jesus Christ. I didn't do nothing to you. Oh, Jesus Christ. What's the matter with you? >> Why you ACTING LIKE THAT? WHY YOU >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO YOU. >> LET'S GO. >> God damn it. Will you stop? You know, I swear to God, don't don't rough me OFF FOR ME. >> THEN QUIT PULLING AWAY FROM ME, BUT NOBODY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOUR PROBLEM IS. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> OH, GOD DAMN. I GOT A BAD KNEE. WHAT THE IS THE MATTER WITH YOU? >> I can't remember if that's a square or not. Naming an injury once you're under arrest. If it's not, I got to add it to my notes for a different time. We do a bingo car. Another round. >> 207. Show one male. 10:15 Are you his wife? >> Hi, officer. Yes. >> Okay. >> What happened? >> Well, I'd love to explain it to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I was driving down the road, saw him do a U-turn way down in the grass, pulled down on side street, pulled off in the grass again just before I pulled him over. >> Were Were you just sitting by the bridge there earlier? >> I wasn't. Oh, over here. >> No, up here >> at Fourth Street. >> Yeah, >> I was sitting at the bridge of Fourth Street. Yes. >> Yeah, cuz I just came home. I had just finished talking to him. Show He showed me what he was doing up there at the corner of Street. >> What I did, I left that bridge. I'm driving. So, I see this car. It's right down in the grass. >> Is he in the car? >> Yes, he is. >> Could we go back? >> Whether she saw him or not when he was sitting wherever he was posted has nothing to do with what just happened. >> He is out of control. >> Very upset. Yeah. >> And I'm afraid he's going to have some episode. >> His tag is all obstructed, okay, by this piece of something hanging. He's pulling off everywhere. The minute I catch up with him, he >> Oh, please. Please. >> You need to tell him to call down before I continue charging. will. I will. >> He was not a man to cause trouble. >> Well, he just got completely out of control. >> And all I needed him was to be calm. >> He can't believe you. >> Nope. Do not open that door. >> GOD DAMN IT. I CAN'T PUT THAT POSITION ON. YOU'RE KILLING ME. YOU SON OF A >> NOWHERE. >> YOU DON'T KNOW WHO I AM. YOU DRIVE ME CRAZY. >> MICHELLE, >> JOE. OKAY, calm down. >> God damn it. This is I'm going to be the rest of my life. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> I'M GOING TO HAVE A HEART ATTACK. >> Don't keep yelling. DON'T KEEP YELLING. ARE >> THOSE TOO TIGHT? >> THEY'RE NOT TOO TIGHT. >> HE CAN'T BREATHE. >> What can he? He's screaming and yelling. He can breathe. >> He needs to calm DOWN AND BREATHE. >> SHUT OFF. YOU'RE KILLING ME. YOU I GOT TO TURN YOUR ASS IN. I GOT TO GO. John McNeel. HE KILLING ME. I got a call. He killing me. I swear to God. He roughing me out. HE'S PUSHING ME AROUND. HE DON'T WANT TO TALK. >> THE I can't breathe. I swear to God. >> Please don't let him. >> What? He's acting out of control. He's the one causing all the problems. >> He doesn't need to be, >> ma'am. He's going to jail >> because he's resisting. >> What did he do? >> He got out of his car and didn't listen. I told him to stay in his car. He got back out of his car. He doesn't understand that he You just can't get out and walk away from my traffic stop. Okay. You can't do whatever you want to do. >> He continues getting out of >> Terry Tab said, "You cannot tell me that he's a calm man, right? There's no way." He's literally exhibiting how he is the >> car. I continued telling him to do something and I had a lawful reason to stop him. >> Give me some water, please. I can't breathe. >> I don't have any water. >> But you wouldn't give him any water. >> Put it in my car. Take a look at it. >> I'm not going to give him any water cuz I'm not allowed to give him something. >> Is there water in the in the >> Can you take a bun out of my shirt? I can't breathe. And do something. I can't breathe. I swear to God. >> No, you're not going in there, ma'am. >> Breathe. Can you take a bun? I'm taking my shirt off. I can't breathe. My mouth is so dry. I work in the dirt over there whole day moving. I can't breathe. you. I don't know what's the matter. You're not a human being, man. I don't I don't know what's the matter. >> Whenever you want to calm down, I'll be more than happy. >> If you work in the dust and dirt all day and your mouth is that dry, why were you bumping your gum so much to antagonize him to where you had to go in cuffs at this point? You supposed to stay in their car, take the ticket like he said, just because you're on your property, that's not home base. He's getting you for whatever he saw you doing at the time you were driving. >> I don't know. >> You don't want to listen. or I think it was his tag is obstructed. I think that was one of the things >> you just want to >> I CAN'T BREATHE ANY WATER. >> I DON'T HAVE WATER, SIR. >> He's trying to do something good for the community. I understand street up there. >> But let me explain it to you. And if he wants to listen, he'll be more than happy to listen. Okay. Michelle, >> listen. Listen. Take a deep breath and breathe out. >> I don't have any water. >> We don't have any water. Quit screaming. >> Quit screaming. You're doing nothing. If you can't breathe, you need to quit screaming. Okay? You're not helping your situation, sir. >> You killing. >> You have been out of control since the minute I stopped you. >> Everybody knows me. And this >> I don't know you. Okay. 2,000 acres over here. Godamn. I own the whole street of I told you call up Luke. >> I don't do that, sir. >> Make a deal. EVERYBODY KNOWS ME. ALL THE POLICE KNOW ME. YOU DON'T KNOW ME. EVERYBODY KNOWS ME. >> Everybody knows me. OPEN THE WINDOW. Can't breathe. The air air conditioning's on. >> Yes, it is. >> I gave him a little bit of water. That's all I'm going to do for him. >> Cuz I'm trying to be >> this officer. I feel I feel like he feeds him the water like a baby bottle. And every time he start talking, I feel like he gave him water to be quiet again. >> Nice and genuine to this man, but he don't want to listen. Sir, the air condition's on. If the windows are down, it's not going to get cool in here. Give me my game. Take catch your breath before you choke on it. Okay. Okay. I don't need you choking. >> You know I'm 7 years old and nobody ever had handcuff in my whole I've been doing it. Good thing >> you just you're you're too worried about something that was a minor thing. >> You got the wrong guy, man. You got the You don't know who I am. You don't know. I I've been doing so much police work. I help everybody out. I know the captain in West Palm Beach. And you come in AND JUST ROUGHEN ME UP. WHY YOU ROUGHING ME UP? All right, ma'am. Here you go. So, as I said, he was on the side of the road. I didn't know what he was doing. He was just kind of like parking all over the place. So, he's >> probably looking at >> I don't know who he is. Okay, cuz look at the tag. I can't even read the tag. >> Oh, >> so half of it's covered. >> Something fell down. >> Okay, but that that's still a reason for me to stop him cuz I can't I can't read it. Okay, so I don't know who he is. There's somebody that's driving a car out here >> that's stopping and and standing and looking at properties. I don't know he's the property owner or anything. I get us try to get pull him over right here because he pulls in and stops and he didn't just keep driving like he lived here. He stopped because I got behind him which is very conducive of people like casing places, auto birds, all this stuff that we deal with. Okay. I pull turn my lights on. I pull behind him. He immediately gets out of the car and starts coming towards me. I tell him to stop. Listen, doesn't make any difference if it's a problem. Hey ma'am, you got to listen to me. You need to listen to me. Okay. He didn't think. No. >> If you get pulled over at your house, it does not give you the right to get out of your car and do whatever you want to do. >> We don't know that. You know, we're >> You should know that. We don't know that. >> When the police tells you to do something, you need to do >> he was I guess he was already out and he didn't know. >> So, he walked back here and I told him seven different times to get back in the car. >> Let me tell my daughter I have to call her back. Never mind. She got >> once he got back, I told him to sit in the car, give me his license. He doesn't want to listen. His license says West Palm Beach on it. >> Right. >> Okay. That is not this address. So how do I know he lives here? I don't know that, ma'am. So now I'm looking at somebody who is immediately aggressive with me. Doesn't want to listen to me. He's been like that the entire time I stopped him yelling and screaming at me. He doesn't get to yell and scream at me. He doesn't dictate how this works. Okay. I pulled him over because he was doing something suspicious to me and I had a valid reason to stop him because of the tag issue. I pull him over. He immediately gets aggressive with me, yelling and screaming and telling me what I'm going to do and how I'm going to do it. It doesn't work that way. I told him to sit in the car. >> That's fine. It's they're my backup unit because I called for another unit cuz he's out of control. >> Excuse me. >> I told him to get out of the car. >> Terry Tab said they are made for each other. Neither listens. I agree. Uh Lovable Scorpion said they are made for each other because neither one of them wants to listen. Yep. The cop is extra accommodating by explaining anything to her. Agreed. Noir Angel. Especially when she especially when she don't act like she want to get the point of what's going on. B says she sounds just as crazy as him. They are made for each other. >> And the handcuff, start yelling and screaming at me again. So when I went to grab him and put him in handcuffs, he starts pushing and pulling against me. So then I took my taser out and I told him I was going to tase him if he didn't listen. And he decided he wanted to listen because he didn't want to get tased. And all he wants to continue doing is telling me he's an old man. He's doing his work. He's helping the police and all this. And all I wanted him to do was listen and behave, but he can't do that. >> Sheriff Pharaoh. >> He is literally yelling and screaming at me. >> Hello. >> Can you leave? I CAN'T BREATHE. I NEVER BEEN IN C. I CAN'T BREATHE. HE'S GOT THE WRONG GUY. >> Stop screaming. >> I can't breathe. I NEED A WATER. I CAN'T BREATHE. I was working on a load over there all day. I can't breathe. I'm claustrophobic. >> I know, but can't keep tolerable somewhere in my I can't breathe. I never been incuffed all my life. I >> I swear to Christ. All right. >> I know. >> How are you going to tell me? Okay. How are you going to tell me you can't breathe when you're screaming and yelling? >> Because I'm claustrophobic. I can't be like this. I >> He's claustrophobic. So, heart problems. Claustrophobic. What did he say? Some Did he say something about his shoulders? It was something he said he had when he first got in that car. Oh my gosh. Um, hold on. Let me see. Oh, what was I going to say about this man? Well, we're going to play. >> Can't be. I swear to God. Can I step out? THIS IS MY PROPERTY. NOW, LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN, PLEASE. I can't breathe. >> I can't. LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN. >> IS it okay? >> Oh, yeah. Water on the knee. Ace moonshot. That was the other thing. And what's crazy, this would have been a simple conversation. The cop would have seen like, okay, I don't know why he's parking like this everywhere. And I can't make out his tag. Hey, uh, just so you know, something something's covering up your tag. Just going to get that unobstructed. Uh, you know, is this property yours? Do you have business on this property? It would have been done, done, done. But he escalated it to this. And you you in handcuffs now. That's what you get. >> No. Absolutely not. Go there. >> Could Could you let him get some air? Cuz he can't breathe. >> He's got plenty of air back there. He if he stops yelling and screaming for ventilation. >> Okay. If he stops yelling and screaming, he will be able to breathe just fine. Please. Please let me breathe. I can't breathe. I'm supposed to talk. I swear to God, I need air. I need I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. And you know, >> stop yelling. Listen, >> stop yelling. If you stop yelling, you can breathe just fine. You are breathing just fine. >> I don't know what's the matter. Why you stopping me? I'm >> okay. >> I own this place. This is my house. This is I'm in my house and he's stopping me. I got roughing me up. >> It doesn't matter. >> Why? Why? >> That doesn't matter. I'm here. He has the right to stop me inside my house. >> I'm not going to talk to you if you're going to just keep yelling. Yeah, I'm just I don't know. >> If he talked to you like you're talking right now, this is as simple as it would have been. >> Right. Right. >> But he escalated it way above and beyond. You saw how he was when I brought you up to the car. >> He was very upset. >> Yelling and screaming. And that's how he was from the minute I stopped him. >> How am I going to respond? Do you think I'm going to be Oh, please sir. Please sir. It's that's not my job. Okay. >> I I know where you come from. My father was police officer in in Jersey City, New Jersey. And your and your dad was a police officer way back in the day. I can tell you right now, if your husband would have did what he did back in the day to your dad, your dad would have beat him to a pulp right here next to this car. I guar I will promise you 10,000% because my dad was a cop here back in the 80s and I know how it happened. >> I didn't hurt him. I pushed him against the car to contain him because I don't know what he has, okay? And I'm not going to sit here and fight him in the car. So, I backed away and told him I'm going to tase him. >> My husband understands that, too. But once he calms down, >> I >> I'm sure once he calms down and I can explain everything to him, >> he understood >> he he's going to figure it out at the inside. But unfortunately, because of his anger and he was so far gone, >> I can't I couldn't bring him back in. If he would have sat here and been comfortable in the car for a minute, >> let me be honest with you, I was going to go back to the car. I was going to give him a warning and let him calm down and try to explain everything to him, >> but he once again took it way past that level and and and continued not doing what I told him to do. Okay. I mean, at this point in time, >> he has to listen to what I'm telling him. >> Usually, when I have people get out of the car and immediately approach me, I'll tell them one time to get back in the car, and if they don't, I'll detain them. I'm pretty sure it's the same with this deputy. We don't we don't play these games, okay? It's it's 2025. It's not 1985 anymore. People are out here trying to us, >> stupid. >> And and I don't know. And I don't know him. Just because he's old doesn't mean he can't hurt me, >> right? >> Okay. >> Can you give him more water? >> I'll give him one more drink of water before I leave, but that's it. Okay. Uh, you can. >> Ashley said, "I feel like that was shade. Like, you oldest AF. I know your dad wouldn't take this." You're right, Ashley. You're right. >> Say hi to him or bye to him. Whatever you want to do. All right, sir. I'm going to give you a couple more drinks of water. Okay, >> I can't stay like this. My My arm killing me. I'm not used to it. >> Take a drink or I'm going to put it back to her. >> Give me the whole thing. I'm done of thirst. I had no water. >> This is what you get. Okay. I'm trying not to drown you. >> No, ma'am. I'm not gonna I'm not going to sit here and keep pouring water in his mouth. Okay. Say goodbye. >> And then I have to put this guy up because you were leaving. >> Michelle, I did not stop over here. He put the lights on over here. >> He didn't put the lights in the road that came here. I was checking my property. >> Don't know. >> I was checking my property. >> He thinks because he got in his property, he didn't have to do anything. Unfortunately, >> it's not how it works and he wouldn't listen. So, I had to push you back. >> I could have drove all the way in my house. >> I know, but you did. >> Why you roughing me up? Why you roughing me up? You want a taste of me? I give out. You want a taste? Why you got a taste of me? I never been that careful in my life. Why you got a taste? >> Say goodbye. I'm I'm leaving. Okay. Cuz I'm not going to stand here and just listen to you. >> Out of my hand. I can't move. >> And I need a hand over here. You put air condition on. I was >> The air condition's on, sir. I had no hair. You understand? Godamn. I got >> All right, I'm backing out of here. >> I got a heart condition for God's sake. >> Killing me. I don't know what I'm uncomfortable, you know? I can't even move. I'm not a criminal. Godamn it. Why are you stopping me anyway? Why you ain't stopping me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Do I have to call somebody over here? >> You don't. If you want to call them in a couple hours and see what time >> I have to go. Yes, ma'am. I need to leave. >> I got my wallet over there in the car. Did you see my license back? >> He got my license. >> No, he doesn't. Let me have his ID. >> I'll take his ID. >> No, I have his license. Never mind. I still have it. That's all I need. Thank you, ma'am. >> Number one in the car on the show. >> It's all in your car on your property, sir. She's taking possession of everything. >> He was charged with resisting arrest without violence. That all stemmed from the encounter cuz he didn't even get cited for anything traffic related. People making life harder than it has to be. Oh, another one making it life harder than it has to be. All right. I make $42 an hour, quote unquote. Neighbor ruins career over some noise. I don't know if she actually ruined her career, but it's a it's a good title. All right. Here we go. On September 14th, 2025, an officer in Ohio responded to a neighborhood after receiving reports a woman was screaming threats at a group of construction workers. Arriving at the scene, the officer found the woman standing in the middle of the street actively confronting the workers. Here's what the officer did next. >> How's it going? >> Uh, it could be going better. >> So, long story short, pretty much we're cutting out here doing our job. It's 10:00 in the morning. Yeah. >> Didn't think it would be no big deal. She comes out hooting and hollering, screaming at us. >> This lady over here or this lady over here? >> This lady. >> And she threatened us. Told us to wait right here. Called him a white boy and everything. Oh, there she is right there. Um said she was going to go get somebody to beat us up and this and that. And all we're trying to do is our job. This illegal way. What's that? This way. All I ask is that I work 612 and all that noise is getting on my nerves. First, while they call the police on me, where's the building permit? Let's come on. Let's go to some legal stuff. They don't even have a building permit. I just want to get me some sleep on my day off. They'll argue bicker. I work hard enough. I just want some sleep. And I asked them to cut THE WOOD OUT BACK SO I CAN GET ME SOME SLEEP. >> The only time I need a building permit permit is if I do an addition to it. >> Oh, no. This is This is a whole new pro. >> But there there's a Let's go. Come on. I'm Come on. >> Listen. >> I'm going to call. Let's get a building permit. >> Listen. Do they have A BUILDING PERMIT? LEGALLY? NO. I'M ASKING YOU. We're going to do this legally. >> Just Just rolled up here. I don't know. >> Okay. So, no, they don't have one. >> But is there is there a proper way to address it though? >> I No, it's not because I asked them. I work 6:12. I leave here every morning at 4:30 in the morning AND TODAY'S MY ONLY DAY OFF. I GOT UP AT 5 TO DO MY LAUNDRY. SO I CAN SLEEP. And I asked him to cut the wood out back so I can do that. And he wants to be a smartass. Seriously. And he's laughing. That's why I want him beat up. Seriously, I got so many hood cousins. They heard him. THEY REALLY WANT TO COME DOWN HERE AND BEAT THEM UP. THEY REALLY DO. THEY REALLY WANT TO COME DOWN HERE AND BEAT HIM UP BECAUSE THEY DON'T GIVE A about going to jail. >> THEY DON'T GIVE A ABOUT GOING TO JAIL. >> THEY DON'T. THEY REALLY WANT TO COME DOWN HERE DAMAGE. SO I just want some sleep, ma'am. >> OKAY. >> TO AVOID ALL THIS, >> OKAY? >> CUZ I got people that's hood don't give a >> I asked them to. >> You got people that's hood. Ma'am, you doing a great job by yourself. You ain't got to call nobody. You are doing this right now. >> Take the noise out back. >> I caught you. >> I got to get up at 4:30 in the morning. It's my only day off. I still got to cut my grass. I did a comment to go DO MY LAUNDRY AT 5 in the morning. >> Okay. >> As soon as I go to take my shower and rest, I'm going to see a building permit. And this is Ashley J said. What in the Lady Glitter sparkle Karen is going on here. >> This house does require building permit. You can ask the mayor now cuz I'm all right. Tell him tell my aunt I said that I can call right now. Want me to call him? I got his phone number. Want me to call the mayor? I I will address I will address >> call him right now and tell him the issue. >> I will address this with them. >> No, I'm gonna call him. >> Would you mind would you mind going back over to your place? I'll be over in a second to talk to you. I literally want you on my property. This is private property and I'm not going nowhere. Ain't nobody going to make >> Oh lord. Um Ace Moonshot said, "Pity those people trying to sleep there right now with her lack of volume control and sound." Right. She's causing the noise right now. Do you have any identification on you? I >> I have not broken the law to provide you with no ID. >> Well, how am I supposed to provide you with no ID? Stop asking me for ID. Ask them for their builder permit. >> Ask them for their builder permit. >> Okay, then go in the house. >> No. >> Well, then go back over in your yard. Don't stand out in the middle of the street. >> I don't want I don't want you to get hit out in the street. >> I'm fine, man. I'll work I'll work heavy highway. I work in traffic every day. >> Okay. We step around the side of the house. Yep. >> So, how many people are here? >> Five. >> Yeah. Got four. Five. Yeah. Five. Sorry. >> You have me. I'm the owner. Hi. >> Hi. >> Nice to meet you. >> So, how you doing? >> This is my husband who calls the >> Hi, husband. >> Hi. >> You guys have your IDs with you or just give me your name and date of birth, whichever is easier. Mhm. Birthdays. What's a good phone number for you? You've been in business for four years. What's your name, sir? >> This isn't the first time we've had issues with this lady. >> She'll just keep Sorry, I didn't mean to use her. >> It's all right. I'm a level one, but she's standing out in the street screaming. If you want to get another unit head. >> Yeah, I want some. >> You got to stop for 5 seconds. I understand you're upset. Everybody's upset. Clear. >> So, you guys staying calm helps alleviate the situation. About what time did you guys get out here today? 8:00. >> No, it was it was closer to 9. >> Somewhere in between 8 and 9. >> And you're making what? Just house improvements on the inside. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And what what tool is she complaining about? Just the saw. >> Yeah, >> probably the hammering too on the inside. There you go. You just heard it. It's loud. >> It's not that loud though to wake her up if she's inside. >> So, when she's coming coming out here, is she coming out into the road? Is she standing out in her yard yelling? Is she coming onto the property? >> She she has not been on the property yet because her what was it? Her >> cousin her cousin her uncle her uncle and her cousin own this property. Apparently her brother was doing work to us before they fired him because all he was doing was no work and just >> So your brother was doing some work. He was hired to do some work and he got fired and now you don't want to see nobody working on the property. That's that's what I'm getting right now. It's not about the noise. >> Partying partying and stealing stuff from them. So they hired a legit company to come in and do the work. >> Okay. We were hired to do a job. We're just doing the job. >> So, who was it that hired you? >> The homeowners. >> Who what what are their names? >> Uh, >> as a matter of fact, I just had the daughter on the phone. She's the main one that we deal with. >> Okay. What's her name? >> Can you get her on the phone for me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Hi, this is Patrolman Andy Mass with the Newcomer Sound Police Department. How are you doing? >> Oh, I'm I'm fine. I'm the daughter of the house there. I'm trying to I'm you know I hope I'm sorry to bother you guys. I'm sorry that my cousin across the street is causing problems. So I have I'm really sorry about that. >> Okay. So she she is your cousin. >> She is my first cousin. >> Okay. >> Across the street. And um uh like I said my mom and Can you take her off it? Hold on one second. Can you take her? >> Okay. The family has the same voice tone because the cousin kind of has the same voice tone as the lady screaming in the middle of the street off speaker phone cuz she's listening. >> That's nice. >> I'm sorry. >> So, so have permission to be here today? Okay. >> May I use this Jeep? >> Okay. And can I get the correct spelling of your name? >> Okay. All right. All right. Well, hopefully we can get things settled here today. Yeah. Yep. She's Yeah, she's recording. So, I'm not I'm not too worried about that. I'm I've got my body cam on. I'm recording, too. So, that's not I'm not I'm not concerned about it. I'm I completely understand. I'm going to I'm going to hand you back over here. I'm going to get some more statements. I'm going to try to figure out a good solution to the problem here. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. Yeah. Yep. So, >> so when she came when she came over, what did she say? >> What she's been saying? >> So, was who was it? Was it directed towards everybody or one specific person? >> Mainly me because I was the one that was out here cutting and when she wanted to say something about being disrespectful, I just kept cutting because we got a job to do, >> right? >> I got to get paid. I'm sorry. I can't get on her schedule where I can work six days a week when the car never leaves. We've been here every day. >> Glaze. >> So, so >> I I am aware of this situation with her. I've been made aware of the situation with her. It's going to be an ongoing thing. >> I want >> So, she called me white trash. Racial slurs. >> I want something done about that. I'm going to start being racist. >> No, you're not. So is >> how about a lion trash? >> How about that? >> HOW ABOUT A LION WHITE TRASH? >> If you do not go back over there and stop yelling >> if you do not >> I go to work every day. >> If you do not go back across the street and stop yelling, you're going to be arrested for disorderly conduct. >> Okay. Why you over there LISTENING TO ALL THEM? >> BECAUSE I I AM trying to get a full story. I just spoke to one of I just spoke to one of your relatives. >> OH, SIR. WHERE DOES THAT CAR GO EVERY DAY? >> I JUST SPOKE TO ONE OF YOUR RELATIVES. I have yet to get their side of the story. You told me not to come over there, so I didn't. I'm over here trying to hear what they have to say. >> House is shutting the door. I COULDN'T LET ME FILE FOR THE BUILDING PER MINUTE. >> OKAY, GO ON. >> I I POLICE OFFICERS TO DO THAT. Can I go to the police station? >> Nope. You have to go to silly city hall to do that. >> I know. [ __ ] You hear her? Cuz I CAN'T GO TO POLICE STATION TO MAKE A REPORT. >> I'm here to get the report. >> Oh, NO YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE OVER THERE GETTING LIES. I'M GOING TO MAKE A REPORT. THERE'S NOBODY. There's nobody THERE BUT ME. >> THAT LYING white boy saying I'm GOING TO GET MY CAR NEVER LEAVES EVERY DAY. >> OKAY. >> I YOU'RE GOING TO GET LAID OUT LIKE THE ASH from my leg. >> I will deal with her. And why I have not dealt with her is because I have more units on the way. You can obviously see how I rate she is, right? So, for my safety and for your guys' safety, to keep the situation calm, to get everybody's collective sides of the story, this is where I'm starting because obviously you can't talk to her, right? >> Okay. >> So, when you got here at 9:00, when did all this start? >> About right before I told you guys. >> Okay. >> It was only about We were only out here cutting for maybe 20 minutes by the time she came out and started eating an arm. >> Okay. But we've been here for the past three weeks and we've never heard a word from her. >> 3107 central. >> Good. >> She just took off in her car down MLK heading towards State. She just turned westbound on State. She said to beat your ass. Is that what she said? >> Central 310. Deputy believes he's behind it. >> Affirm. Looks like we're going to be charging her with menacing and disorderly conduct. >> So after she said that, what happened? >> She took off. She left and then she said he was going to call the cops and he's the one who called. >> I was on a different phone call over here in my vehicle listening to the whole thing. >> Okay. And you guys all heard this? >> Yeah. All of us. >> Okay. So, I'm going to need statements from every single one of you. She's going to be arrested for menacing and disorderly conduct. >> So, >> shut up, man. >> Sorry. >> I'm like, it's Sunday, Lord. We should be praying today. I just need driver's licenses from everybody. >> As far as we aren't doing anything wrong, right? >> No, you guys are supposed to be here. I talked to the daughter of the homeowner, said you guys are supposed to be here. It's not like you guys are out here doing this at 10 o'clock at night and you're waking everybody up. I mean, it's the middle of the morning. >> There there is a way to to I guess be compassionate towards people that are trying to sleep and maybe she addressed the situation the wrong way, which she probably did. Just just to try to keep, you know, the peace around here. Just move to the back as far back as you can go and if it's still a problem with for her, then it's on her as far as I'm concerned. But she can't be out here threatening you. She can't be standing out in the middle of the street making a scene for no reason. So, >> but I got to go deal with that and then and then I'll come back and pick up your guys' statements. Okay. >> Thank you. Ma'am, have you calmed down a little bit? >> Ma'am, can I just give me some some rest on my day off? Have you taken me? >> Seemed like we didn't change a little bit. Seems like we starting to realize the walls are closing in. In >> jail, at least I can get my rest there. >> Okay. I haven't done anything and you know I haven't and you know I haven't done anything to justify that. >> Do you have anything on your person? You have anything in your pocket? >> No. But what are you charging me with, ma'am? >> Disorderly conduct and menacing. >> Menacing? >> Yes, ma'am. >> How how was I was not on their property and I was on my property. I can yell and scream when I want. >> You're standing out in the middle of the road. >> No, I was on my sidewalk when I start yelling the trashy white boy. I was walk you told me to go across the street and that's respectfully where I went. when when you went over there standing there. >> Yeah. And then you asked me and this is this is what the problem is. You won't just listen. >> But I don't have to do what you say. You don't understand. So you can't hear I'm not I'm trying to talk to you like a human being. >> Okay, ma'am. Okay. >> I'm trying to talk to you, >> okay? >> Like a human being. >> Can I be charged and please can I go get me some rest? I'm go to work. I am just so tired. I'm so tired. Seriously, you don't realize the hours that I work. >> Do you want me to explain this to you? I just want to go get my arrest. Okay. >> Charge me. >> Can you turn around for me so I can pat you down before I put you in my car? >> So So you're taking my car. So how long am I going to be in jail? >> Turn around. >> Could you explain it then? >> I will turn around. >> Why can't I just get a ticket? >> You said you want your arrest. How about 8 hours? Get you a nice 8 hours of sleep. >> And go. >> Can you explain it to me? Explain it to me. I'm going to shut up. I'm going to walk back to my car. >> Okay. I'm going to shut up and listen to you. [ __ ] with you. >> Um, come back, right? You know, I'm going to lose my job behind this, right? And I make like I'll make like >> I told y'all whenever people start saying they about to lose their job behind something. I feel like they was already on probation. They was already being watched. They had a lot of infractions. This the last straw. >> $2 an hour. And all because I wanted to get some rest. >> All And and you're doing this because I didn't want to talk. >> Straight to the back. Oh, you arrested me. Really? Straight to the back. I thought you was I thought we was going to talk. >> Straight to the back. >> Can I get my Go watch something. >> Listen, we're going to come back. Just stop. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? Can you stand still for me? Yes. >> Where is it at? >> I am on that thing. >> This is just your ID. >> Yeah. >> Find my mom. >> Is it Derell Harris? >> That's my son. >> Okay. >> Do you want to come to get your car? >> Do you want him to come and get your car? I want Yeah. >> Anything in your bra? >> Oh, ma'am. >> I know you I know you call somebody to come pick it up. Who's supposed to be coming? >> That was him calling me. I don't know who is going to come. >> Okay. >> Did I have my phone? >> Yep. I'll get it. Go ahead and have a seat in there, please. Where's her phone at? Thank you. >> Charges. I'm a builder permit and I um How much would a bond be? I'm going to get bond it out. So, I'm going to do what I got to do, ma'am. >> So, are you going to let me give you an explanation? >> I don't need one. I just need an attorney and I want to bond out whatever this charge is. >> Okay. >> I ain't done nothing. You're using your authority and ego cuz I don't want to talk. Yes, you are. Yes, you are. I don't have to talk to you. Okay. I don't. >> How is she using her authority and ego? Cuz you don't want to talk. The handcuffs were out before she asked if you wanted to say anything or whatever and she was trying to say something to you. You was already in the back of the car handcuffed at that point. And you say you don't want to talk, which is fine. Which is fine. What do you mean? You were doing the most. And then you said, "Yeah, take me to jail so I can get some rest." So rest you shall have. And you and you >> I have to give you your rights. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Everything was recorded when I was recording. Anything you do can be used against you in the court of law. >> Yep. You know you're being sued. >> You have the right to an attorney. >> Yeah. >> If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you. Do you understand your rights? >> Yep. >> Tell us those are mine. So I'll get them some other time. >> Just leave them at the jail. >> Can I at least call and make sure somebody's coming to get my car? Do >> you have an extra set? >> I got set. >> Okay. Yeah, I'll leave them up there. >> Can I at least go and make sure somebody's on their way to get my car? >> Right back. >> Did you get confirmation that someone was coming to get it? >> She just called and said someone to send somebody. I'm glad we haven't talked to anybody. >> You know you're being sued, ma'am. >> That's fine. That's all because I don't want to talk and talk to you. I don't have to talk to you. Now, how am I going to call if I'm handcuffed? >> Do you have a phone number for someone that can come and get your car that you know by heart? >> No, I don't. >> Was outside. Well, outside it's probably hot. But I'm saying is the car hotter? Cuz I didn't see all this sweat on her when she was outside. But boy, when she got in that car, that sweat is dripping right now. And my phone is locked. >> Okay, that's fine. Hey, just tow it. >> I will talk to you. I'll kiss your ass. >> I want you to kiss my ass. >> Just tell it. Did she? Hold on. She said you can kiss my ass. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hey, ma'am. MA'AM. MA'AM, I WILL TALK TO YOU. I'LL KISS YOUR ASS. >> I DON'T want you to kiss my ass. I HAVE LICENSE AND INSURANCE. TALK TO ME. TALK TO ME. I APOLOGIZE, MA'AM. GOD DAMN. I APOLOGIZE. >> OKAY. She said, "I don't want you to kiss my ass." Okay. Yeah. That car probably rocking, Ashley. >> Ma'am, I'm sorry. Okay. Will you talk to me now? I apologize. I'm sincerely sorry. Will you please talk to me? >> 3107 central. >> Dang. I'm sincerely sorry. I'll be in route with one female 21 break for beginning. Will >> will you please not tow the car, ma'am? >> Uh, I keep at work in the morning cuz I'm going to bond out. So, please don't call. >> 83913.5. >> I tell you my thing, then you can call on my phone. >> Call me ma'am. >> Ma'am, I give you your name. Are you ready to let my car please? >> I tried to talk to you. Okay. Can we talk? >> All right. Can we talk? That way I can be able to Can we please talk? >> Do you have enough Do you have enough air back there? >> Talk before you take me there. >> Do you have enough air back there? >> No. I'm trying to talk to you. Now you don't want to talk. >> Cuz I tried. >> Cuz I'm I'm I'm arrogant and mouthy. >> I don't have a problem with you being arrogant and mouthy. It's you you don't want to give information until it's forced out of you. And I can't force it out of you. So, I'm not doing it. >> Give you what information do you want? >> No, I'm not playing games. >> I'm not playing games either. So, could you please call my son to get >> stop signal? It's my car. >> Oh, it's too late. I tried. I've been I've been nothing but pleasant with you this whole time. >> But you're taking me to jail for some [ __ ] >> You can't be threatening people. text. >> Your phone is with you. If the jail allows you to make a text message, you can. And this ain't a problem. >> This should be It's a misdemeanor. >> What's the charge again? Can you remind me? >> Menacing and disorderly conduct. >> Menacing. What's that? >> Where you make someone believe that you're going to harm them. I'll make you believe that ma'am. >> That's something you're going to have to talk to the court about. >> Keep right. >> No, but but it's all lies. You standing right there. I was calling him white trash. >> You didn't hear no threats. I said you said you're white trash. You heard threats, ma'am. >> This is all something you're going to have to talk to the judge about. >> I'm talking to you about it. You heard threats. >> I'm not I'm not weighing in an opinion. I'm not making any statements. And it's all on body cam. >> The suspect was charged with menacencing and disorderly conduct. >> Yeah, that tracks. It tracks. Uh, but see, that's why I was saying the title has said ruins career over some noise. I don't I don't think her job was contacted for that or anything. Okay, this one is arsonist caught in the act. So, and the beginning says not only is he a this is he's an arsonist, but apparently I believe he was a a sex offender, too. Um, now that's not that's not the topic we're covering now. It's just that the title or not the title, but the intro says something about him being a sex offender and he I don't know why he was setting this person's truck on fire, but caught himself on fire. Police happened to see him and then this is where we are. So, here you go. What you just saw was a sex offender who just took his shot at arson for the first time. Surveillance footage shows the suspect walk onto the property, approach a $40,000 Cadillac Escalade with a gas can, and audio from the surveillance can be heard of gasoline being poured on the vehicle. He then lights the vehicle on fire, likely with a lighter or a match, drops the gas can on the grass, and accidentally sets himself on fire as the vehicle bursts into flames. He then runs off the property in a panic. What happens next, though, would be even more unexpected. Come here. Come here. >> Stop the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> OH, MAN. 211. DISPATCH, start fire. Hello. >> He lit a car on fire. >> Hello. >> Stop resisting. Get on the ground. >> Hello. >> Send me another. We're in the area of >> Hello, MAN. SHUT UP. >> We're in the area of um Boulevard and I got >> Get on your stomach. I got >> I got >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. Put your hand behind your back. 211 dispatch. >> Send fire for this guy, too. He's going to be in custody and he was on fire. Stop resisting. The homeowner came out. They about to get in their other car and drive off. I don't know if I've been so brave, but I get trying to save the other car, but this thing been on fire for a while. I don't know if something going to blow up or something, but they got in their other car and then drove it out. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh man. Give me your hand. 211. Dispatch, >> car on fire in the area of Why'd you light that car on fire? dispatch. This fully involved any use of force. High use force. >> Shut up. Hold. I got to see what they pointed to. I didn't. Oh, yard catching on fire. >> In arson cases, potato chips are sometimes used as fire starters, which could be why the suspect mentions he has chips on him. However, since this is his first documented arson case, he could have just been hungry. Anything else on you that I need you to know about me? >> Pulling off. Car fire. Get in there. Move your feet. >> I've already updated fire. 211 with a plate for the vehicle that's on fire. Go ahead. >> Start knocking and see if you can get people. >> Fire lit himself on fire. >> All of a sudden I'm >> in the vehicle. >> No. Oh, that's his gas can >> cuz I He was right over there in front of the house and he was on fire. Uh Pra, move your squad. >> Yeah. >> For fire. >> I got >> I got your guy. >> Okay. He was He lit himself on fire. >> He lit himself on fire. >> Yeah, he lit the car on fire. I was in the park and I saw the car fire and he was out in the front yard and his leg was on fire. >> Somebody parked and came in, but I didn't see anybody come out. >> What? I can't breathe. >> Shut up. >> I can't breathe. >> Shut up. >> I can't breathe, man. I can't breathe. Hey, I'm burning. I'm burning. I'm burning. >> If he can't breathe, he burning. That is definitely self-inflicted. This is all on you. Ain't nobody do nothing to you. >> Officer, >> shut up. >> I'm burning. >> Yeah, cuz you lit yourself on fire. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Watch him. No injuries or anything. >> Someone needs to check him out cuz he is on fire. >> Okay. You got a med unit coming? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> We're going to deal with this. >> Yeah, deal with that. He can >> He can wait. >> Is this your Is that your Escalade? >> That's your Escalade? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You got your >> Do y'all know each other victim? Cuz he real calm about his Escalade being on fire. H. >> Is this your Is that your Escalade? >> That's your Escalade? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You got your ID, boss? >> I got to go get out the house that gas. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> Did you you saw him? >> I didn't. Oh, I saw him on the front, but he his left leg was on fire. >> His leg was on fire, but then I put two and two together and he was [ __ ] running. >> Oh. So I told him to I pulled up, told him to stop and he started >> and then Yeah, cuz he was running. So I pulled up, hopped out, told him to stop and he continued running. Took him down over there, hooked him up. >> Where's he at? >> Mine. angle. >> After police spoke further with the victim who owns the Cadillac Escalade, he revealed his vehicle was worth approximately $40,000 and that he didn't give anyone permission to set his car on fire. He also said that he doesn't know who the suspect is. The suspect, Steven, has a wide range of criminal history, including being a sex offender and not registering himself as one, domestic battery, soliciting a child for and tampering with a GPS device, while he had never had any history of committing arson. For this case, he was charged with felony arson of a property other than a building. felony bail jumping and resisting obstructing. After pleading guilty to all three charges, he was sentenced to two years in prison and two years of extended supervision. He was also ordered to have no contact with the victim, pursue and maintain employment, complete a mental health evaluation, and to pay $14,16.52 in restitution to the victim. While Milwaukee, Wisconsin has a history of large amounts of arson incidents in previous years. Recent data from the Milwaukee Police Department suggests arson involved crimes are actually beginning to trend down with a 41% decrease from 2025 to 2026. Throughout the past 10 years, police in Milwaukee and around the country have taken measures to help prevent and deal with arson cases. Working closely with fire departments, partnering with federal departments like ATF and increasing advertisements for the public to report suspicious activity are some of the many strategies police departments around the country have employed and continue to practice to deal with arson cases. This is a rare in Milwaukee because over the past several years, the city has seen hundreds of arson incidents. They had 289 in 2020, 247 in 2021, 255 in 2022, and still 200 in 2023. That's homes, cars, and neighborhoods left damage and first responders answering calls that should never have been made. Fighting arson is about strategy. Fast 911 responses, cameras that catch movement, and good investigation to catch patterns before another fire starts. So, when the officer finds this suspect on the sidewalk in flames, that's strong evidence of something no arsonist probably thinks about. People start fires for a few reasons. Some are obsessed with flames. Some are trying to hide something else and some are chasing insurance money. And a lot of times it's just revenge turned violent. Fire doesn't stay where you put it because cars can explode, smoke spreads, and suddenly everyone nearby is in your mess. You don't get to start a fire then act surprised when the heat comes back on you. >> Yeah, this that felt like a little bit of a revenge thing. I don't know. But yeah, all he got was what they two years. Lovable said, "I wonder if he sued the guy for burning his car." I don't know. He probably didn't want to bring no more attention to it, honestly, cuz it's just something in my Oh, that's it. That was the last one, y'all. Oh my gosh. My bad. I'm usually warn you, but that was the last one. Oh, wow. Okay. Well, we had no buffering today. I'm so excited. Thank goodness. Sorry if you don't see the Saturday morning body cam. It was buffering. It was crazy. But people hung in there with me until it just suddenly cut me off for no reason. Um, but I will let y'all hear the sweet tunes of the outro music and I hope y'all have a great rest of your Sunday. I'm hoping to get a couple more like edited videos uploaded, but we'll see. We shall see. All right, y'all. Talk to you later. Bye. Tonight's going to jail. Chick going in jail tonight. That lady's going in jail. You're going to jail tonight. Get your butt up out of here. She got me impressed. Girl, you going to jail. You got to confess. I'm coverless. You know I got I said you're going to jail tonight. Mama going to jail. I said she's going to jail tonight. Shout out to the shorty with her head on the car. She in my bar. I'm the brother on the microphone. It's going hard. And shout out to the best cops in the dang world. They about to arrest this girl. I said you're going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. Mama going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. I appreciate my homie for the tip for the roast that I'm doing. I'm the brother on the microphone and spitting fluent. Real talk, man. I'm over the chain. No pressure. Now move out the way you justice.