because I'm not sure where this investigation is going to take us. If there's more drugs in the car, if there's guns in the car, I don't know. Addiction is not to be taken lightly. Those selling and transporting contraband seldom think about the consequences of their actions. I got somebody coming. You guys can get up off the ground here in just a minute. We'll adjust the cuffs. Okay. From someone trying to smuggle a large amount of contraband to someone getting caught because of their carelessness, here are some incidents where the police had to deal with people in possession of contraband. Huh? Yes, sir. Turn around right now. His bike's back. The first incident is caused by two men. On May 26th, 2022, state police conducted a traffic stop on a semi-truck. During his search of the cabin, he found a suspicious box. Upon opening it, a large amount of contraband worth $2 million was discovered. The officer first inspects the lock on the trailer. He then went inside the cabin and talked with the driver. He asked for the necessary documents from the driver. The officer is told that there is another man in the back of the cabin. He then inquires why the second man was in the vehicle. Okay, you got to get out of that left. You got a registration, sir? Yes, sir. So, you driving for a friend? Yeah, I'm a trainer. I want you in here. No, no, that's team driver. Let me see. Hey, I'm Hello. How you doing? You guys are team drivers. No, this they need the Huh? The new uh driver license uh department the permit. You're not driving yet? No. Why are you here though? Why are you in the truck? Okay. how to do it. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. The officer then questioned the driver about the company and where he resided. The driver told him that the trailer belonged to him, but the truck belonged to a friend. Upon inquiring, he said that his truck was having engine issues. Do you live in Miami? Yes. And the company's at Orlando. And whose trailer is that? Whose trailer is that? Yeah, for me. That's your trailer. Okay. So, your friend's truck or your trailer? Okay. You don't have a truck? Yeah. My trailer is a bro. Oh, bro. I have a motor. Yeah. It's got a motor you got? Yeah. The tr The cop then asked about the contents of the trailer. He then asked for the log book, but the driver denied having one. The officer then went out to check the lights of the truck. He then instructed the passenger to exit the vehicle. He then asked him if there were any contraband in the cabin. What's in the trailer today, sir? What's inside the trailer? Uh, sir, not going to a car right now. This one Okay. Uh, where' you guys pick it up from? You have your log book? Huh? No book. Why not? Huh? No. No. You have a lock. Get a lock. Why not? You guys don't write the log book. Do you have one you can fill out right now? Right now? You have a log book you can fill out? Yeah. Yeah, I have I have the Let me see. You stay in Phoenix for 5 days at the truck stop? Yeah. Can you get a look? Okay. All right. Let's check all the lights. I think I'm going to check that fire sign. Anything illegal inside the truck? Huh? Truck in the trailer. Why don't you go back there and hang out with me for a few minutes? The officer then started searching the cabin. During the search, he found a suspicious cardboard box. When he opened the box, he found contraband. He immediately went back and apprehended the passenger. The passenger kept asking why he was being arrested. Huh? Yes, sir. Turn around right now. His behind your back. Don't move. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Manif. Hey, chill. I don't know what's wrong. You tell me. You tell me. Why you putting handcuffs on me? I'll let you know her in just a minute. I'll get you back. Can I make a call? Yep. The officer then apprehended the driver. He then read Miranda rights to both of the men. The passenger then asked if he could talk to his father and the mother of his child. The officer told him he could call them later. Manosa tight. They're not tight. Look at this one. I will adjust them here in a minute. I'm not going to do nothing. Okay. Listen, feel a little bit the right. It's not tight. I can put my finger in there. Just the way your hand is. There you go. Good. We'll adjust them when somebody else gets here. You're twisting your hot when somebody else gets here. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I got somebody coming. You guys can get up off the ground here in just a minute. We'll adjust the cuffs. Okay. What is it? So, I guess somebody else coming. I need to read you your rights. You have the right before we ask you any questions. You must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him with you during questioning. If you can't afford a lawyer now, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering questions at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to the lawyer. Do you understand your rights? And he's just hit yes or no. Yeah. [Applause] I don't have a Spanish, so we'll get you my number. I'm sorry. Can I call my phone number? My phone number? So I can make a call. Who you going to call? Oh my god. Okay, I'll call him. My baby. Your baby? Yeah, my baby mama. Is that all right? You say your baby mama? Yes. Okay. Yeah, maybe we'll do that in a little bit. Okay. All right. He told both of the men that backup officers were on their way. He then tried to inquire about the contraband, but they refused to talk about anything. Furthermore, he also informed them that he stopped them for a regular commercial vehicle inspection. Could they smoke a cigarette real quick? Yeah, I'm waiting for the other guy to get here. About 3 minutes away. We're not trying to do nothing stupid. I hope we're calling over you. It's We want to make a phone call. That's it. Okay. Do you want to talk to me about anything that's going on today? No, I don't know why you pull those over. Okay. Well, I do I do uh commercial vehicle inspections. That's why that's why I stopped you guys. Okay. The officer then informed them that he found contraband. After additional officers arrived at the scene, the initial officer showed them the contraband. The officers were able to find another box of contraband. The officers then confiscated the boxes. I'm I'm going to be up front. Looks like there's some drugs in the truck. Okay. So, uh, I don't know if you guys want to cooperate with us or not. If you don't want to make any statements, that's fine. Nope. Okay. Are you able to translate if I ask him something? Yeah. Okay. Ask him if he wants to cooperate with this investigation. Can you ask him that? What do you want? Okay, we'll stop it there for now. Feel like weed in here, don't it? Oh, yeah. Basically, these two boxes right there. Now, it's covered up like this. So, take a couple pictures that you still use your camera. Yeah, it does smell like weed in here. Mhm. Man, one shot. Well, we can bring those out. If you want to grab one, I'll grab the other. Where the other box at? Okay, cool. [Applause] living. Both of the men were charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking. While the men were caught due to the vigilant effort of the officer, our next individuals were caught because of their carelessness. But before that, let's see why it is never a good idea to eat while driving, especially if there is contraband in the vehicle. What's that? I'm just asking you. Oh, I can search it. I mean, no. I mean, what what a careless woman named Miss Russell takes center stage for our second incident. On December 19th, 2018 in Georgia, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle. The officer noticed the driver was eating chicken wings. After suspicion, the officer brought out a K-9 unit and discovered contraband and the officer initiated the traffic stop. He asked for the driver's license from the woman. He explained to her why he stopped her. Furthermore, he then inquired about her. Meanwhile, another officer arrived at the scene. Hey, how are you doing, ma'am? Good. Good. I'm Deputy Anderson with the sheriff's office here. You got a driver's license? That dinner smells good. All right, Miss Russell, is this your car? It is. Okay. Reason why I'm being stopped is we had some investigators at the sheriff's office that were on the interstate and they saw your car, kept crossing over the line. We want to make sure you're safe to drive. Where are you headed to? I'm going home. Where's home? Okay. You got a little bit of a drive. Where you coming from? I was coming from Atlanta. My sister Oh, up in Atlanta. Okay, I got you. All right. See that deputy on your side? Will you just talk step out and talk to him? The officer then patted her down for security reasons. He then asked her if she had anything to drink. The woman told the officer that she was swerving on the road because she was eating. All right. It's easy for me to talk to you out here. Okay. You don't have no weapons in your pockets, do you? I'm just going to patch your pockets. Okay. Okay. Have you had anything to drink today? Alcohol. Are you on prescription medication for anything? No. Okay. I'm just trying to figure out why you all over the road. Okay. Oh, I was eating. Oh, you were eating. Okay. I got you. All right. Is your driver's license valid? Yes, sir. Okay. Anything illegal in the vehicle? No, sir. Okay. All right. No weapons, money, drugs? No. No. You seem hesitant? No. I'm just saying no. Okay. That noise from the traffic. Oh, the noise from the traffic. Okay. So, nothing's in your vehicle that's not supposed to be in there. Okay. I got you. He asked her if he could search the vehicle. After hesitation, she denied him permission. The officer then went in his cruiser to check her ID. You have a problem with me searching your vehicle? Yes, but I mean what's that? I'm just asking you. Oh, yeah. I can search it. I mean, no. I mean, what? For what? Okay. Well, I'm just asking you. Oh, yeah. I mean, yeah. I'm saying I I was saying what's the cause? Okay. Well, I'm just asking. You say you're eating to you're eating. That's why you're failing to maintain land. I just want to make sure you're not drinking in the car. You don't have any open containers, nothing like that. No, I don't have any open containers. Okay. You should be able to smell it if I had open containers. Well, not all the time, especially with all this traffic going by. So, yes or no? Can I search your car? Okay. All right. Just come back here for a minute. Stand by my car. Okay. Stand right there. While the officers were running a background check, a K9 unit arrived at the scene. The police dog then circled the vehicle. The K9 unit gave positive signs for contraband. Upon a second positive sign, the officers handcuffed the woman. I'm going to ride her a written warning for the better to maintain lane. There is a message for you. There is a message for you. Current class D. You hold me out of the Newton reference. Stand by 95. Takes longer to do it out of state tag. 50 heading for a plane. Tell in the woods. He does not want to be. Just want to leave. Look, I'm going to do use two handcuffs on you, okay? So I'll be more comfortable. I'm going to put two pairs of handcuffs on you so it'll be more comfortable for you. Look, turn your hand in like turn your hand that way. There you go. I don't want these to tie up and hurt you. 193 165 100. I'm 1095. [Music] 10:37. Yes, ma'am. Can you um roll my window and stuff? Yes, ma'am. We'll make sure your stuff doesn't get ruined. You She was then placed inside a police cruiser. The officers searched her vehicle and eventually found contraband in the boot. The officer then read Miranda writes to her. Look, just a word of advice. When you sit down in there, try to pick your hands up a little bit on your back. Then when you get in there, you can lower them back down. On his property, however, he says he doesn't want me. You need a mask for anything. 108. All right, Mr. Russell, I got to read you something. All right, you are Mr. Russell, right? Okay. All right. This is your Miranda warn. You probably heard it on TV a bunch of times. Okay, but I got to read it to you. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have a present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to you represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand? Okay. Miss Russell was charged with two counts of possession for the purpose of distribution. As mentioned before, now we will see what happens when someone is careless while in possession of illegal objects. Sir, do you have a weapon? No, sir. Okay. No firearms, just a little bit of weed. All right, we're good. The next incident is caused by two men named Gavin and Mitchell. On March 5th, 2021 in Roswell, officers smelled a strong odor of marijuana coming from a vehicle standing in a drive-thru line of a fast food restaurant. They immediately conducted a traffic stop. The officers approached the vehicle and initiated their investigation. He informed them about the reason for the traffic stop. He inquired if any of the two men had any firearms in the vehicle or any further contraband besides the officer then asked about the driver's license and ID. Hey fellas, how y'all? How you doing? Good. Reason I stopped you, man, cuz that that weed's loud coming through. You know what I mean? Smoking with not I feel you. Okay. You have your driver's license with you, sir? Y'all got any weed in the car? Just that block right there? Yep. Just a roach? No, I got some in my bag. You straight? Yeah. Is it a lot? No. Okay. Any weapons in the car, guys? No, sir. Sir, do you have a weapon? No, sir. Okay. No firearms. Just a little bit of weed. All right. We're You're good. I gotta make sure, man. That's why I'm asking if you guys are straight. We're all right. All right. What you was in the draft, too? Yeah, man. That weed so loud behind. I couldn't even I can smell it all the way back here. Oh, [ __ ] I heard my wrong. What's that, brother? I couldn't hear you, sir. I got my wrong license. You have it through another state or something, sir? Yes, sir. That's fine. Do you have a valid Georgia license? No, sir. What do you have a license through? Which state? Kentucky, sir. Kentucky. Is this your vehicle? Is this a rental? Yes, sir. It's a rental. Okay. You can hand me what you got right there. Thank you, sir. 63289. Code for. So, you have a driver's license through Kentucky. This is just your ID card. Yeah. I I I read the wrong one. That's right. But you have you have a license, right? You're on private property, so it doesn't matter to me if you have a license or not. If it's suspended or whatever, it's it doesn't matter. You're on private property. I didn't see you on the roadway. I got a license. Okay, awesome. Do you have your ID with you, sir? Yeah. Can I get it for me? The officer noticed an open bottle and inquired if the drink was alcoholic. Mitchell replied that it was only a Sprite. He then noticed a bottle of alcohol. He advised them to keep it in the back and not by the passenger's seat. What's in that bottle right there, sir? That's open container. I guess the spray not lean or nothing. Let me see right quick. No, sir. That was gone. Anyway, you're right. Is that just an open? What do you got? This a little bit of wine or something. 1738. What is that? Brandy or whiskey? No, it's Conac. Cognac. All right. Any you guys, anytime you going to have container alcohol like that, keep it in the trunk. All right. Don't have it up front. Don't be drinking even though you're in the passenger seat. You feel me? Yes, sir. All right. He then asked why they were in the area. Later, he collected the bag that contained the marijuana and proceeded to search it. Another officer assured the two men that they were not under arrest. He then searched Mitchell for contraband. What brings you all up here from Kentucky? Uh my brother, you live in Sandy Springs. Yes, sir. Okay. And you know it's Offtop weekend. Yeah. Yep. But that's it. Family here. Okay. This bag right here has a marijuana in it, sir. Yes, sir. Okay. You hand out to me, please. All right, y'all hang out for a second. And there's an officer right there who's going to talk to you. Okay. Radio to Victor 1 89 89 for both. Sir, step out here for just a second. You're not under arrest, okay? So, don't get all freaked out. All right. One bravo 189 for both. one. That's all you guys is that little bit, bro. Yes, sir. All right. Where y'all staying at? At Best Western. This one over here. Okay. You don't have anything in your pockets, brother? Okay. But search your pockets. Cool. Spin around for me real quick. Put your hands right here for me. There you go. Whatever you got in your hand, just put it just napkin. Yeah. Throw it up there for me. Nice. Put your hands right here for me. Behind your back. There you go. Like that. Damn. Are you locking me up or no? I said you're locking you up. I'm searching you, sir. This is how I search people. Widen your legs me, sir. Real wide. There you go. Come off the car for me here. Lean back for me, bro. Thank you. What's that? Just a necklace? I ain't Well, you wouldn't be the first person to say I ain't got nothing on me, right? You know what I mean? You I've been honest with you. Yeah. Well, I got a check, right? Yes, sir. Drop $1 bill there. What's all that? A dollar. How much is there? Uh, it's like 35. What kind of work you did? Oh, okay. You got hair. You bar. Yeah. Yeah. All right. You're good. Thanks, man. Grab that dollar bill down there. I want you to get that lost, right? The officer asked Gavin if their vehicle would be searched. He also explained to him why they would search it. He then informed him that he was investigating a contraband violation. Hey sir. So can I get my phone? No. In just a minute you can. Okay. I am going to search the car based off the there's anything else in here. Just be straight with me. Now would be the time. We're going to search the car. So I'm giving you an opportunity. He had a little bit of weed on him. I'm straight with that. I'm not going to take nobody to jail over a little bit of weed. Okay. But I am going to search the car. If I find anything else in here nobody told me about it and it's it's a crime. Y'all are going to go to jail for it. So I just want y'all be straight with me. I'm straight with you. All right. And y'all have a good night. What's up? I'm sorry, sir. No, no, I'm just explaining what I'm doing so you don't get caught off guard. You feel me? Okay. The only reason we're doing this cuz y'all smoke the car and it it smells. So, you're driving on on the streets. I don't want to make sure you're not impaired and going to go hurt somebody. You know what I mean? All right. Hold on a second. May I'll get you out of the car in a second, brother. You good? Who Who else is close? Nah, just 632. You got one more unit? No, sir. You can't make a call. I'm currently investigating a drug uh violation. because you're currently under investigation, sir. We're on a traffic stop. You want to be? I can surely do that for you. I'm just letting you know you can't use your cell phone right now because there's a drug investigation going on. Okay? I can't let you make a phone call. As Mitchell was not from the area, the cop then proceeded to explain the local law to him. He told him that it was a misdemeanor and not a felony. He added that he would not allow him to make phone calls. Get with her. Where are you from? Kentucky. Okay. Well, then I'm not I'm explaining it to you. Okay. That's why I was asking her cuz I know it's not a felony, but I I'll take you to jail for misdemeanor all day. It's also a city ordinance violation. Okay. Yes, sir. I'm asking. I don't know the head allow is or that's how it is. That's why I'm explaining it to you. Okay, sir. Right now we have and a lot of cash. Okay. I'm not at liberty to allow you to make phone calls right now because I'm not sure where this investigation is going to take us. If there's more drugs in the car, if there's guns in the car, I don't know. At this point, I'm going to say you're not going to make any phone calls at the moment. Okay? There's no You're not going to go to jail. If that's all you have, you're good to go. You guys will be out here and you're going to have a great night. Okay? That's where we're at. 415. Another officer arrives at the scene. The initial officer instructed him to search the driver. The passenger tried to voice his displeasure, but the officer quickly shut him down. He then began searching the vehicle. The officer was able to locate two loaded handguns in the vehicle. Um, I'm going to pull him out. You want to do a search on him? They got 38 in the car. Large amount of cash. Um, you can do a search on on him. We're based off of odor and then he's got a bag of weed in the car. Okay. All right, man. You step back for me. That's not a bag full of weed, sir. My man, I said there's a bag of weed in there. I know what a big bag. I wor narcotics for most of my career. I know what a lot of weed looks like, and that's not it. Retreat. Anything in your shoes? What you was the handlers in the draft, sir? Yeah. Just trying to get something to eat and go home, man. Y'all interrupted it cuz you smoking weed in the car. We been done smoke. Well, it still stinks, doesn't it? You know why people get caught? Cuz weed stinks, man. Unfortunately, you going to smoke weed. We weren't doing nothing wrong. Yeah, you worried driving around smoking in the car. Wasn't smoking no more, son. We can argue all day and we can just go to handcuffs and I'll take you. You know what I mean? I mean, you're arguing with me. I'm the one that's cutting you to break right now, right? Didn't I just say we're straight if you got a little bit of misdemeanor weed because I'm cool like that. Otherwise, I could just give you a ticket or take it to jail, whatever. All right, sir. If you just stay in the back of the car for me real quick, I'd appreciate that. Thank you. Uh, we're going to have a 69. Hold on a second. Watch them. I got it. The officer immediately apprehended Gavin while another officer officer apprehended Mitchell. Both of them were immediately handcuffed. Other officers escorted both of them to police cruisers. After the arrest, it was discovered that both of them were convicted felons. Mitchell was convicted of thirdderee burglary while Gavin was convicted of secondderee burglary. All right. Hold on your knees. Jess. All right. We got to roll over. Okay. Here you go. All right. Uh, I do not have a cage. You can put them in your car temporarily. 632. I got two to 10. Two to 10. World on fire again, huh? On the way home. trying to speed. The officer asked Mitchell if he was a convicted felon. Upon confirming that he was one, the officer informed him that he would be going to jail. Mitchell, however, denied any knowledge about the firearms. You say, "Yeah, I'm not going to jail." Well, do you have are you convicted felon? You are? I'm not on felon. I'm not on probation. That's cool. But you ever been convicted of a felony of any sort in your life? No. You have? Okay. Yes, sir. You're going to jail? Will both of you all be going to jail for possession of firearm by convict? I there's two firearms in the car. One right in front of you. There's a magazine in the center console. So you're going to have to take that up with district attorney's officer. But you're in right in the middle of uh where you were sitting. Right in front of you there's two firearms. So I'm seeing no possession. Ain't that intense of the law? I don't got possessions. It's not my car. You're sitting in front of it. You have $3,500 in cash in your pocket and backpack. Okay. Hey, I'm just telling you you are in the proxy the whole time. No, you weren't. I told you I was ask if there's a gun. I didn't know the gun. There's two of them in there and there's a there's a magazine sitting right next to the left of where you were sitting with loaded bullets. None of that. I don't know about none of that. Well, I am going to take your DNA and I'm going to send that off to the lab to to get swabbed for DNA and then it's going to come back at a later time. But if you've ever touched that firearm, it'll your DNA will be on it. All right. Both Gavin and Mitchell were charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. On April 7th, 2023 in Orlando, Florida, officers responded to an apartment complex in reference to two intoxicated people asleep by the pool. Management had called because they had been unable to wake the two up. When the officers arrived, the individuals awoke and left the pool area to go back to their apartment. Several minutes later, the officers were called back to the apartment complex. The apartment manager stated that the female was in the leasing office being disorderly and refusing to leave. The officers arrived at the scene and engaged in a conversation with the woman. The officer advised the woman to leave the office and go back to her apartment. She replied that she wanted her mail, but the officer informed her he would arrest her if she did not leave. to check my mail to see if I have any packages that you do too. Okay. They don't want you in here. So, do you understand? I live here. But you don't live here. You live in an apartment. So, my suggestion would be for you to go to your apartment. Okay. And just not get my mail. No, you have a right to your mail. Your mail will be here. All I'm asking is Angel for mail. Okay. All I'm asking you to do is leave so I have to arrest you. Why would you arrest me for asking for my mail? Because they don't want you in here. This is private property. It's their property. It's not yours. I'm just asking for mail. I'm asking you to leave. So I'm just asking for mail. If you don't leave, I'm going to have to arrest you and it's not worth arrest me. I'm just asking for my mail. One of the officers asked the employees if they wanted to press charges. The employees replied, "They would if she did not leave." The officers tried to explain that she could collect her mail the next day when she is sober. She kept arguing with the cops. Okay. If she doesn't leave, she doesn't leave. Okay. Do you really want to go to jail for this? Do you really want to go to jail for this? Then leave. I'm asking. I can't beg you. So I can't come to my leasing office for mail. Not right now. Not until you sober up. Not right now. Until you sober up. Till you sober up. I'm just awesome. You're just going to go to jail today. Okay. Just leave. Go home and sleep. Come tomorrow morning. Sure. Door. Yeah. When you sober up. You're not drunk. cuz I could Lee just leave. Can you give me a note of that? No. Why not? Gosh, Lee, I I I just don't know how to put it any explainer. You're going to go to jail. No. Have you been arrested before? No. You're fixing to be. You're drunk. You just leave and go go home and sleep. Despite the officer's best attempts, she refused to leave. The officers then proceeded to arrest her. They then again talked with the employees, then handcuffed the woman. The officers then escorted her to a police cruiser and placed her inside. Meanwhile, another officer took statements of the employees because you won't leave and I'm going to have to arrest you and I don't want to. I don't want you to answer. Gosh. Just can I just give a perfectly written written excuses? I'm drunk. You're drunk. Unfortunately, I can't believe I ain't got time for this. You guys want to press charges? You want to press charges? I just want her to leave. I Okay, these are your options. I obviously she doesn't want to listen. So, do you do you want to press charges? Huh? I I'm going to need you to go to court. I'm going to need you to write a statement that you've asked this lady to leave five, six times like I have and she'll go to jail. Okay. I just Okay, that's incredible. $3,000 a month. Yeah. Well, you just want to drill. That's fine. That's why you're saying, man. All right. Stand right here. Have a seat. Have a seat. That's fine. No, I'm taking my right. All right. So, she's going to jail. You can bond her out for a couple hours. I just don't want like I'm scared like you guys let her go, she's going to come back down here and cause the rockets after you leave, too. Yeah. So, she wouldn't leave when we were here and put her in handcuffs. I don't know if she's going to do when we unhandcuff her and right the woman suddenly started to throw a temper tantrum inside the cruiser. She again started to argue and kept saying she wanted her mail. The officer tried to calm her. He then explained the situation to another man. Move. Move. No. No. No. Move. No. No. No. What the are you doing? I'm staying in here. No. What are you doing? Quit. You're fixing to go to jail for why? Because I asked you to leave and the management asked you to leave. I can leave in my apartment. I live here, man. But you don't live in the office when we ask you live in the apartment. Put your feet back in here. I just want my mail. Put your feet back in here. I have a package coming from Amazon hasn't been delivered yet and you'reing arresting me for it. Look, you got yourself arrested. Put your feet in now. Put your feet in. Get my feet in. You No, she's going to jail. I don't speak English so good, but sorry for that. That's okay. It's drunk. I can't I know she's drunk, but I asked her to leave eight times. leave the office. She would not leave the office. Now, who is he to you? Who is he to you? He's my brother. Okay. You need to take him away from me. Okay. He's drunk, too, before I have to put him in jail. I don't want to. I didn't want to put her in jail, but so take your brother, please, leave. Yeah. Hey, she going to get she's going to catch a charge for if she breaks anything. She kept shouting at the officer when one of them sat inside the cruiser. She kept complaining about her mail. The cop then the other one about the woman's behavior. The other cop suggested that he would follow him to jail. This is so unfair. Every law and one leaving my bug. Soing me. I still pay my rent. I listen to the law. All I wanted was my mail. Man, I'm talking to you. I'm not human. I'm not aing animal. I'm not aing mass that killed 23 people with no remorse. I'm a human woman. It's up. I don't give a [ __ ] Arrest me. Thising country. I got to get my zipper back at the very least. Can I get my zipper back at the very least? On my right foot. Totally hurt mying right foot so I have to go to chiropractor. Can I get that, please? I have I have it. Please. No. Can I get it on my right foot? Just like you want me out of the pool. Can I get my right slipper on my right foot? I'll give it to you when we get to jail. No. I really want it now. This isn't your world, dear. This isn't your world either. You were brought up by the same God. [Music] Oh, Lord have mercy. I'm I'm still rotting. Is she still whiling out in there? Oh, yeah. You want me to follow you to jail? If you want, you can. The woman was charged with criminal trespass. While the woman decided that disobeying the cops were the best of ideas, our next individual thought throwing a temper tantrum was an even better idea. But before that, let's see what happens when someone falsely pulls a fire alarm, thinking there would be no consequences. Come on, get out of the car. Get out of the car right now. The next incident is caused by 29-year-old Jordan McGrath. On February 18th, 2023 in the city of Joliet, Illinois, police responded to a call about someone falsely pulling the fire alarm. They quickly located Jordan. He had locked himself inside a vehicle in the parking lot. Officers located Jordan and asked him to exit the vehicle. As he was uncooperative, one of the cops warned him that they would break the glass if he did not cooperate. A sergeant arrived at the scene and advised Jordan to comply. Michelle was just dealing with this guy. Oh god. Winding legs. What's going on, man? What? Here, step outside the vehicle so I can talk to you. Look, man. Step out. We got this early condo. You're going to break the window on the second time. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Open the door. I'm breaking your window. You understand? All right. This is Jordan. Was not a guest of the hotel. He was yesterday and he pulled the alarm for some reason. Jordan, can I talk to you? He said my name's Eric. What is your name? Eric. Okay. Well, I'm asking you what is your name? I'm sorry. I am Sergeant Vander with the Julia Police Department. I just I I need to speak to you. So, I need to What? What's your name? I just told you it's Sergeant Vander. My name is Eric. Eric. All right. All right, Eric. I need you to step out of the vehicle. Well, here's what's going to happen. I'm I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Well, yeah, you are. The sergeant again warned him that they would break the window to bring him out. The officer broke the back window. They quickly dragged him out of the vehicle. He was then handcuffed. Well, you've got 1 minute before we break that window and then we're going to arrest you. I'd prefer not to do damage to your car, but that's what we'll do. What's that? You going to open the door now? So, we're going to have to break the window. This should I'm I'm not asking for consent. It's going to happen. So, this is going to be the last warning. Are you going to come out of the vehicle? All right. Do the back Do the back window. Pop the door. Get out of the car. Get out of the car right now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know. Come on. Come on. Don't grab my neck. Come on out of the car, dude. I got your shirt. Jordan kept arguing with the officers. He suddenly claimed that their actions were illegal. They then began to search him for contraband. An officer also informed him that he would be facing felony charges. I talked for window. Yeah, I talked to you for 5 minutes. I know. You said a minute. You gave me a minute. That was less than a minute. It's on the phone. That's fine. Show the judge. I it all see this it's all been recorded recording right without a without uh physical video that's against the law. No your dash your c's not on it isn't you you are now under arrest for a class felony for pulling the fire. Yes it on camera. Yes. Okay Ronnie. The officers then proceeded to escort him to a police cruiser. However, Jordan continued to be a nuisance and claimed that he could not walk. The officers were forced to drag him towards the cruiser. River and he's got you fall because I wasn't walking you. Right. Where's the zip ties? 420. While the officers continued to search him, he claimed that their actions were illegal. He again started to resist the cops when they tried to place him inside the cruiser. After a while, the officers were able to place him inside the cruiser. The photo. Come on, Eric. Eric. Jordan. Gabby. Jordan suddenly threw up inside the vehicle. The sergeant told the officers that their priority would be ensuring his well-being. An ambulance arrived at the scene to give Jordan medical attention. He continued to argue with the cops. He was then transported to the hospital. Yeah, he's throwing up or just spitting. He threw up. Yeah, he threw up. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's the same. I want Do me a favor, Mike. You will handle the toe. I'll make sure I want to make sure that he's okay and his physical condition. He's throwing up. Sure. Number one, we got fire. to make sure he qualif he doesn't get fired a hard time. We care about his we care about his being number one. N will take care of this. You and Nick take make sure he's okay. Fire should be back in route. If one of you has to tra if one of you has to go ride the ambulance with him. I'll take care of you guys. Flip the coin. Absolutely. No, I don't want you. I'm not arrested. You never read me my rights. Okay. So, if you're my detainer arrested arrested. I told you that earlier. If you're handcuffed, a police officer has to come with us. That's the policy between That's the one that took my phone to ask your son. He's very cute. He forgot his makeup. Are you Jordan? I am. Okay. Jordan McGrath was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting a peace officer. As mentioned before, now we will see someone throwing a temper tantrum when getting arrested. Marissa, stand up. I'm holding you up. Marissa, let's go. The next incident revolves around a woman named Marissa. On October 22nd, 2022 in Oaklair, Wisconsin, police were dispatched to a residence to deal with a dispute between a male and female. A solution was reached. Hours later, officers were again dispatched to the same location. Officers quickly located Marica and inquired about what had happened. She tried to explain what had transpired. The officer tried to ask a few questions, but Marissa kept talking. Hey, Marissa, what happened after last time we talked? My my I uh um he just attacked me again. Okay, tell tell me what happened. Um the other officer said that we both live here and he said I have a right to my house and I my aunt sent an Uber to the hospital. I have three more new injuries from this morning. Okay. And what were what were those injuries from this morning? Um um he just threw all my papers, all my stuff again. He just pushed me down on the ground and he that crazy lady came over here and tried to threaten me. Okay. And she she's not in this. I told her I want her trespassed off my property and please not to threaten me. I I I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm asking you calmly for a couple of questions. Okay. Can you tell me what No, I'm not trying to be He He He had my He had my He had my shirt He had my shirt pulled up. He had my Trying to help you calm down. He had my shirt He had my shirt He had my shirt pulled up and and and and exposed me. Okay. After Marica calmed down a little and stopped talking, the officer asked what was the nature of her injuries from the previous incident. She claimed that officers previously told her she could get into the house however she wanted to. The officer immediately doubted her statement. Do you remember what I asked you for now? Uh, no. What's the nature of the injuries you got this morning? Uh, can I see your paperwork from Sacred Heart? Okay. I got to got to think. Okay. Okay. So, when you arrived, tell me what happened, Marissa. You got an Uber here that your aunt bought you. Yeah. Okay. What happened when you got here? And then I knocked on the door. Knocked on the door and knocked on the door and I could hear him in there, but he wouldn't open the door. Okay. And the other officer told me if I have to, you know, um if I have to get in the house, however, I have to get in the house, then I do, you know. And that that's not Well, I can I can guarantee you that's not what the other officer told you. You can't break. That is what the other officer told me. Which officer? The sheriff officer that brought me. Okay, I'll call him. I'll call him and verify. Call him and verify. I'm not a liar. I swear. Honestly, you you've told me a lot of lies personally. I have not told you a lot of lies. What lies have I told you? I don't even know you. Okay. Suddenly, Marica started to become argumentative. She made the claim that the cops were protecting the man. The officer tried to make her cooperate with him. As she ignored his attempts, the officer went to talk to the man so that I'm protected. It's got you, Marissa. I'm keeping it safe. I'll make sure that it's pointed at me because I don't trust you now, Marissa. No. No. Because you people have been attacking me and you have been protecting this man. What do you mean by beating me up? No. This is going to the media. Okay. And this is done. You arrest him right now for assaulting me. Marissa, how did you get assaulting me? No. This is going to the media. I'm done. I'm a disabled woman. and you're not going to tase me and you're not going to shoot me. I'm not going to be another Briana Taylor and I'm not going to be another George Floyd. I'm not doing anything. I'm sitting here with my legs crossed and I'm in director's view right now. So, it's showing you trying to ask you questions. No, no, you you you've traumatized me enough. You've traumatized me enough. So, how did you try to get in traumatized me enough? No. You've traumatized me enough. You can't do this to me. Are you willing to talk to me, Marissa? No. You can't do this to me. You can't do this to me. If you put your hands on me, please don't put your hands on me. Officers were notified about a window Marica broke. After a brief discussion, they decided to arrest her. They informed her that they will be arresting her. She instantly became agitated. The officers proceeded to handcuff her. Can you please approach me and let me have the officer approach? Yep. We're both coming up to you, Marissa. Approach me. All right, Marissa. So, just letting you know, we're going to take you into custody for domestic disorderly conduct. Okay. You broke the window. What about No, the other officer told me that I could do that to get whatever I needed to do to get in my house. That is my res to damage property. I did try to damage property. I was just trying to get in my own house. Call the other sheriff. Call the other sheriff. Jimmy, I'm not going to call the other sheriff. All right. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. No, don't take my phone. Don't resist. Don't take my phone. We're not We're going to keep your property safe. I'm not resisting. Let's go. Set the phone down. I'm not resisting. Set the phone down, Marissa. Set the phone down. Put your arm behind. We'll take care of your property. All your property will go with them, right? So, don't worry about it. We will keep you and your This is wrong. You know this is wrong. So, these aren't too tired. Officer Bang, you know this is wrong. Officer Bang, you know this is wrong. You know this is wrong. You know this is wrong. What's being done to me? The officer then began to escort her to a police cruiser. Marica started to resist on the way. At one point, she went limp and laid on the ground crying. The officers began to carry her into the cruiser. One of the officers then documented the damage Marissa had done. The man explained how she broke the window. Meanwhile, the other officer transported her to jail. On their way, Marica started to throw a temper tantrum. What did she use? This is what she uses. That rock is always over here. Okay. This is what she uses. All right. It's It's stressful. Very stressful seeing seeing her in hand to Yeah. Like I I honestly care so much about her. Uh-huh. Yep. But you know, and and we try to, you know, help her calm down, but she was very, you know, you Oh, you you can't calm her down. You can't when she's when she's like that, that is how she is. You're evil. You're evil. Evil man, you're going to hell. You're racist. 140 headquarters. I'm in route to county. Can you notify them that I'm going to need assistance in this teleport? Why do you hate black people so much? I'm not even African, you [ __ ] Why did you let them do that to me? Why do you let him do this? Why? Why? I need answers. Why is your people done this to me? Why did you try to destroy my whole life? Why? Marica was charged with domestic criminal damage to property, domestic disorderly conduct, resisting an officer. Her bond was set at $500. While Marica decided to go limp, our next individual kept resisting all the way to the end. I am because I'm about to grab a hold of you and put you in handcuffs. No. Yeah, you're not. The last incident revolves around Samantha Glass. On March 10th, 2018 in Gilbert, Arizona, police received reports about a woman allegedly breaking into a truck. Officers soon arrived at the scene and located Samantha. The officer approached Samantha and initiated a conversation. He inquired about what she was doing with her ex-boyfriend's vehicle. He told her that they received reports about her. She did not give the officer a clear answer. Hi ma'am. How you doing? How are you? Good. What's your name? What's your name? I'm Chris. I'm Sam. Sam. I take it Sam. That That's your car out there. Yeah. I'm waiting for my boyfriend and my daughter to show up. Is your boyfriend's truck the red one? So, do you live here? Well, we have two places separately. So, you don't live here. You live somewhere else. Okay. What were you doing to his truck? Nothing. Well, people were watching you. What were you doing? What do you mean? People were watching you over by his truck. That's why they called us. What were you doing? I was trying to change my tire. No, by his truck. You heard me. So, what were you doing? I heard you, but I don't think about just what I said. People were watching you over by your boyfriend's truck. What were you doing? The officer told her that others believed that she was breaking into the vehicle. She claimed that her ex-boyfriend was there, but the officer refuted her claims. She became argumentative and decided to call her the owner of the vehicle. Denver, is there a problem? Yeah, cuz it looked like you were trying to break into his truck. So, that's a problem. Why would I have any reason to break into his truck when I have my own vehicle? I don't know. I don't know what happened to your vehicle over there. He was trying to help me change my tire. No, he wasn't here. You said you're waiting for him. He's here. Oh, where is he then? And he went that way. No, you were by yourself. People were watching you. People were watching you. Oh, okay. Uh-huh. What is your name? Samantha what? Ma'am, tell me your name. What's your last name? Do you want me to put you in handcuffs right now then? I mean, is that I just got off the phone? How about attempted vehicle burglary? If you'd like, we can go there. Hey, how about you hold on and I will get him on the phone right now. Okay. Okay. She suddenly tried to leave, but the officer was able to grab her. She tried to resist and the officer dropped her to the ground. He then apprehended her. Other officers also arrived at the scene. She kept resisting, but the officers quickly handcuffed her. I am because I'm about to grab a hold of you and put you in handcuffs. No. Yeah, you're not. Not with Nope. You're not free to leave. You are not free to leave, Nicholas. The initial officer explained the chain of events to another officer. Samantha claimed that her jaw might have been broken. The officers told her that the fire department would look into her injuries. They then tried to escort her down the stairs. All right. So, she was being detained for potentially breaking into the red truck and then tried to leave. Told her to stop and there we are. I was doing this. And then we need to need to try to lay down and stay. It's my daughter's birthday. We're going to have the fire department look at you. Are you kidding me? Yeah. So, let's get her down. All right. Here. Sit up. Help. You don't leaning all over the place. She refused to cooperate with the officers. They had to drag her outside the building. Once outside, she sat beside the road. Samantha began to become hysterical. The cops then took her to a police cruiser and placed her inside. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Help. You got me. Hey. Hey. Stay right here. Seated. You're all bloody. Where is my daughter's over here? She's sitting down. My baby. She's sitting down. She's sitting down right over there. Relax. Okay. Have a seat. Have a seat. Get in the car. [Music] Glass was arrested on suspicion of extreme DUI and failure to obey a police officer. She pleaded guilty to extreme DUI in May 2018. Court records show she was never charged with vehicle burglary. Samantha Glass later filed a lawsuit against the police department. She claims Gilbert officer Christopher Robinson used unnecessary and unreasonable force as he attempted to detain her in connection with an alleged vehicle burglary. She alleges she sustained a mild traumatic brain injury from the arrest. According to the complaint filed in Arizona US District Court last week, Glass is seeking damages as well as medical expenses and attorney's fees. Okay. You have nothing on you or anything? No. No. Okay. Am I under arrest? Yes. For what? The next incident is caused by a woman. On January 21st, 2022, League City, Texas, police officers were on patrol when a vehicle was observed with an obscured license plate. However, oftentimes minor traffic violations like this lead to serious offenses. In this case, the driver was holding and attempted to ditch the substance while being processed into the local jail. The officer conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle. She informed her that she stopped her because the license plate was obscured. The officer then asked for her driver's license and other documentation. The woman told the officer that the vehicle belonged to her mother. 1252. Copy traffic. Go ahead. Going to be a 1300 block of State Highway 3 on an unreadable plate. It's a black Impala. Clear. No. Hello. Smart city. All right. Okay. You good? No, I'm not. I thought you needed to switch lanes, so I got out of your way and I put my blinker on and I'm going the speed limit. Okay. So, if you if you let me talk first. Yeah. So, again, I'm Officer Martinez with the League City Police Department. The reason you're stopped is because your plates's unreadable. You have that your license plate light is out and it's blocking the number. That's why you got stopped. Okay. So, how much does that bee? Or can I get off with a warning? Well, I'm just going to the to the to the library. Okay. So, step by step. Show me what where it is. Stay in the car. We're not getting out yet. Can I get your driver's license, please? You got insurance? Yeah. Okay. This is not my vehicle. It's not your car? No. Okay. Whose car is it? It's my mom's. Your mom? Okay. And I'm only using it to go to the library. Okay. Because it's for my children. Okay. So, do do you have entrance? Yeah, we have entrance because of the light. Yeah. So, I I don't know. I guess it came out and it's blocking the plate so you can't read the plate fully. The officer then checked the woman's background and found that she had a warrant. Another officer arrived at the scene. She then asked the woman to exit the vehicle. She immediately handcuffed her and escorted her to the police cruiser. I'mma get her out and cover her up. She's DWLIB. My camera. Yeah, she was already getting a little fussy with me. So, okay. Put your ass in your hand. Get out of the car for me. Am I under your arrest? I'll let you know here in a second. No. Why would I get out the car if the car? What happened? Get out the car. Okay. Put your hands on the hood. Okay. You got nothing on you or anything? No. No. Okay. Am I under arrest? Yes. For what? I'll tell you in a second. Hold on. Relax. Hey, I want to know what world. Okay. And I'm going to tell you. I'm going to tell you. I'm going to tell you. that. So, what do you need to do? Card. Yeah, that card. Do you have a cell phone or anything? No, but I would like to take a phone call or something. Okay, you can make a phone call when we get there. To the jail? Yeah, they'll give you a phone call right after this. The officers then proceeded to search the vehicle. Meanwhile, who was seated in the police cruiser started complaining that the vehicle did not belong to her. Afterward, the officer transported the woman to jail. Couple of years ago, that's incredible. Wow. Driving with TWW. My goodness. That's insane. Gas. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Y'all don't have permission to search. It's not my car. You have no permission to search vehicle. It's an illegal search. It's not my Dude, this is What are y'all looking for? I don't know. I don't know why she's being like that. I would have gladly done it for you. I just don't want to get in there and hurt. I left my camera. I'm She'd say I broke something and I Here we go. We're very close anyway. What was she doing? She So I couldn't read her plate. They're soaking racist, dude. And so I stopped her and last time I got test put on me, dude. Wanted to change lanes cuz I wanted to get behind her. So she changed lanes. So I waited and then flipped online. She's like, "Well, why'd you do that?" And I said, "First of all, can I speak?" She's like, "Okay." She's like, "I can barely afford this. I can barely do this." And okay. I was like, "You let me talk." I was like, "We're not even in the process of talking about a ticket. Warning. We're not even there yet." Behind a light cuz you couldn't see the plates. Seriously, behind a light. Y'all need to quit being racist, dude. So, she said she's going to the library for her kids. Seriously, man. Show me a dental record that she can't afford for her kids. And I'm just like, okay, it's tough out here. I was only to use the car to go. [Music] [Music] Come on. Can you make a little bit loose? Yeah, I'm about to take him off. Please. At the jail, the officers removed her handcuff and gave her a prison uniform. The officer suddenly noticed a questionable bag on the ground where the woman was standing. She checked the content and discovered contraband. She immediately informed the jail authority. So, how soon can I call my mom? As soon as we get you changed out, you can call your mom. They'll give you Hold on. Hold on. I don't want to pay you. They'll give you that chance to do that. Hold on. Yeah, cuz she's going to have a fit. You don't have any jewelry on you? No. Everybody seat here. Uh-huh. [Music] [Music] [Music] I saw it fall from somewhere on her body. It's probably So, I'll let you know. Okay. Will you Can y'all review the camera? Yeah. I saw I mean I saw something Bob. I didn't know where. Okay. Thank you. No, ma'am. Not today. The woman was charged with contraband possession. For more chilling tales of criminals, hit the subscribe button.