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Hold on. All right, let's see. I gotta take the cover off. Haha. Okay, there we go. All right, I put a poll. It's through Streamyard and it's a simple question, but um I saw one of my little my creators that I watch, content creators, they created a whole separate channel compiling their stuff just so people could use their um their long videos to fall asleep to. That's the whole purpose of creating it. Um so I was just wondering cuz with the body cams, these are super long. So I was asking uh you have to put a one or two, one for yes, two for no for it to actually register. But I was asking, do y'all use long videos to fall asleep, too? All right. If you are not familiar with me, I talk. This is a reaction video. And so, I'll be talking, but all the videos are linked in the description box. So, if you just want to see that horse chase video, you can go straight to it. I take no offense. All right. So, let's see. Let me share my screen. All right. Okay, so we're going to start with Drunk Grandpa runs from cops, then jumps into the ocean. This is Detective Litty. He is one of the two channels I have gotten the blessing from for sure that I know they're not going to copyright strike me, so I definitely appreciate that. All right, so let's go ahead and get started. >> On May 27, 2024, cops were caught to a beach in Florida in reference to a man who was drunk on the beach cursing people out. According to one of the lifeguards, he also ended up pulling his pants down and running on the beach. And he also tried to headbutt one of the lifeguards, striking him twice and refusing to leave the beach. So cops had no choice but to get involved. These are the events that unfolded. >> What do we got? [snorts] >> Super drunk. >> What's that? >> He's just super drunk stuff around. >> Okay. Does he have family here? What's up, man? >> Hey, what's up? >> What's up, man? What are we doing? >> Yeah. What are we doing? What's What's the deal? >> A bunch of people. >> No, I wanted to go out to the beach, but there's too many people here. >> Okay. >> So, I got to take it home. >> Okay. >> Uh, I might have had too much to drink. >> Yeah, it seems like it. >> I got a cooler. >> Kufo. >> All right. Can we pack our stuff? >> I want to go out there. >> Listen, you're not going out there in the water, man. If you're told me something could happen today, >> not today. Maybe tomorrow. [laughter] >> Well, listen. Listen. I I get it. What was your first name again, boss? >> Larry. >> What? >> Larry Caliano, you know me from over there. >> All right, man. >> Who knows how much of a douche do you have someone that can come pick you up or how'd you get here? >> I got dropped off here with us, right? But it had a hole in it, right? And I called her back. I said, "Bring me the patch kit." She brought me the patch kit and I put the patch kit on. >> All right, let's start gathering your stuff. I'm going to walk up here. Okay, >> that's the thing. All right. >> Yeah, we'll grab your stuff. Let's go. >> All right. >> Lawrence, I'm following you. You got to pick your stuff up. >> Hey, my best. >> Lawrence, man, why why you getting drunk like this, man? >> Lawrence, roll this up for me. Roll this up. >> Who else will you get out to the beach? Only [clears throat] you. Come on, man. Let's go. Pack yourself up. >> Careful, buddy. >> Careful. Come on. >> I just want to get this. >> Don't fall back. Don't fall backwards. >> Are you able to walk, man? >> No. >> Yeah, I am. I am. You know me. You know me. >> Oh yeah, I know you. All right. >> Oh, I didn't know he had that long of a history. I knew the cop had reference that he knew of him. Dang. He been doing this a long time. Lawrence has got a mug shot when he was 46 twice. Then he was 54. And then whatever age he is now, cuz he still looks older than the last picture. Oh, see. Oh, that's 2024. So 6 years later from his last picture. So he's 60 still acting like this. Hey, let's go, >> Lawrence. Walk up here. Come on, >> Lawrence. >> Come on, man. Catch your breath from what? >> Look, look at my summit. >> Okay, you need fire rescue. >> I've been eating and all that stuff. I rescue you. >> I'm gonna I'm gonna wind up call him rescue. He can't walk, man. >> Five. >> Hey, Lawrence. How old are you? >> What? >> You're 60? Yes. You're driving? >> Hell no. I driving. >> Okay. >> My picks me up over here >> by the gate. I got a caller. Should I call him? No. >> Do me a favor. Have a seat on the sand, man. >> Where's my phone? >> Let's Yeah, let's let's >> Hey, if I got a phone, I got to ride out here. >> Hold up. Hold up. >> Where's my phone? >> So you're not leaning backwards so you don't fall. >> Sit sit down. >> Whoever I need my phone. >> All right, we'll we'll get all that. Sit down. >> Where's my phone now? >> You see your phone up there? >> My phone. >> Hey, if you sit there, I'll go look for your phone. No, it's right here. >> Okay. Detective Ley put a comment in there. It says, "Bloated stomach, possibly from excessive drinking." Yes, that is a alcohol belly for sure. That That is exactly what that is. He probably like to eat, too, but there's a certain look for alcohol bellies, and he definitely has it. >> My phone's going to be here now. >> All right, sit down for me, man. You're going to fall and get hurt. He's going to >> be on me with my phone. I I'll take a look if you sit and hang out. >> I was right there. >> I know. Hey, look. I'll sit. >> You guys booked me all over the [ __ ] world. >> Where's my phone? >> Not an idea, buddy. >> No. Hell no. You know, >> it's like managing a a toddler, but he's he's grown and he he gets worse. I Whoever sent this to me, it's he wore me out. Hey, you know where my phone's at. I bet you you do. >> All right, come on over here, man. You're going to >> Okay, come over here. You're going to wind up falling, man. >> Are you tired of calling it? >> Uh, no. I Do you have >> my phone? >> You have your zone phone on you by any chance? >> Oh, okay. That'll work. >> Yeah, if you can remember us. Huh? >> What's his name? >> Uh, Lawrence. Lawrence. your phone. What's your phone? >> Fire. Hey, right here. >> Oh, yeah. >> Some other stuff in there, too. >> Hey, your number's in it. [laughter] >> Hey, >> get the out of here. >> Your number saved in this phone. [laughter] >> All right. All right. Relax, man. >> Relax. >> Oh, yeah. >> Hey, find that. >> He found it. >> Where? >> Up there in your stuff, man. I'm staying way up there. >> Yeah. >> Everybody's follow me. >> All right. Can you do me a favor and sit down? >> I got you. >> Thank you. >> I don't want to leave yet, though. >> Well, you're going to have to. >> Why? >> Cuz you're drunk, man. >> True. That >> Are these your flip flops? >> Are those your flip flops? >> Where? >> They can stay. I was >> right here. Not >> on your side. >> Stay seated. >> Yes. Sit down, man. You're going to wind up falling. >> What's your name? >> Lawrence. Lawrence, >> you guys. He told me. >> Yeah. >> I'm just trying to find my bite now. >> Where did I put my boat? >> She's talking to you. >> Did I bring my boat up? >> Can you please do me [laughter] a favor and sit down? >> I want my boat. >> Your boat's about up there. Neither is your wife. >> Where's my boat? >> I don't know. >> Oh, that's a small boat there. I I I blew it up out of my mouth. >> Oh, okay. >> Somebody sold it. >> You might want to sit down. >> You guys, >> you're all right with me. >> Hey, come here, Lawrence. Lawrence, come here. Lawrence, come here. Grab your phone. >> I was saying, where was my boat? >> Over here. Come on. >> My boat ain't out there. >> All right, come here. Where's my boat? >> Lawrence, come here. >> My boat's right there. >> You just dropped something. >> My boat. >> I don't know. You just dropped something. >> Jesus Christ. >> I don't know, man. [laughter] >> I would listen to these guys, man. >> Listen. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> This is it. >> All right. Stay on your boat. Thanks. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> You guys chill. >> You chill. I go home. >> Lawrence, just lay there. >> You know, >> Lawrence, relax. Just take a nap. >> I am. >> All right, take a nap. >> Yeah, my wife didn't want to come out with me. >> I wonder why. First of all, I don't even know how he's still married. He said his wife didn't want to come out with him. I wonder why. He needs help. He honestly does cuz it was probably always drunk and disorderly every time he got arrested. He He needs to be in somebody's rehab. >> Cell phone >> again with this. >> Huh? You keep losing your phone, man. >> It on your ice chest. >> Where? >> Right in front of you. On your ice. >> Is that a phone? >> Show me. >> What's up? You looking up? Where's the phone at? You saying I see it? >> That was some deep [ __ ] Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence, sit down. >> I don't know why you're not listening, man. >> He is. I'm tired of dealing WITH YOU. HE MAY NOT take you, BUT I PROBABLY WILL. >> That see this is where she finally she's seeing this is going nowhere. She's ready to go. We're not doing this. He is so tolerant. I know he's had to arrest Lawrence for many years, but he is too tolerant. It's time to go. Lawrence is disturbing other people. It's just too much. He's a danger to himself. You You really should not be drunk at the beach. That's not a good combination. >> My wife over here. >> That's okay. I >> have my phone. Sit down. >> Let me have my phone. I don't give a >> Come here. Hey, >> come on. >> Come here. Hey, Lauren. >> COME ON. COME ON. >> WE'RE HELPING YOU. RELAX. >> I'M CALLING MY MOTHERING WIFE. >> All right. Relax. Relax. >> So why you going? I'm not going. >> You two sit down. >> NO. LOOK. LAWRENCE, LOOK at me. You're going to get hurt. And you know me. I >> You know me. >> Stop. >> I don't want to hear another words. >> I don't want to hear another [ __ ] words. >> I don't give A [ __ ] ABOUT GET OFF OF MY HEAD. >> Cops have enough to charge him with disorderly intoxication, but things are only escalating. Him speed walking away could add a resistant arrest charge since he is not following any of the officer's orders, which makes sense since it seems he had one too many drinks. >> I'm calling my wife. Lawrence, you're going TO CALL HER. >> CALL YOUR WIFE. >> NO, I WANT YOU TO DO IT [screaming] ALONE. >> LAWRENCE, look at me. >> Listen, don't make me go back out there swimming. >> You're not going. You're going to be mad as a mother. >> Hey, >> I don't care. >> Stop my hand. >> I'm calling my wife. >> Listen. >> Now, if she wants to come here, that's fine. >> Okay. Call her. >> Is that her? >> I don't know. Is that her car? >> White Island. >> All right. Call Call. >> Are you going to make out or not? >> No. Hell no. For what? See, again, she's ready to go. She's very straightforward like, "Let's just go." She probably had observed him, what do you think, like three, four minutes before she's like, "All right, it's enough. Let's take him." And he, the other cop is just entertaining the nonsense. >> You need backup. >> And she was too patient for me as well. I was like, "It's time to go." When I first saw him, there's nothing else to talk about. Unless he was waiting on backup, but he's not waiting on backup anymore. It's time to go >> for what? No, he don't need no backup. Okay, man. This is silly [ __ ] right here. >> Lawrence. Lawrence, sit down for me. >> GO BACK AND DO SOMETHING WHERE YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE DOING. >> LAWRENCE. LAWRENCE, you're going to fall. >> No, I don't give a I don't give a I don't give a I'm trying to wait for my wife to come right to that gate. >> Okay, we'll help you. >> It's going right as rain. >> Hey, come on. Come on. You guys got me up. >> Look. Oh, look how close they got him away from this beach. Cuz see, he's going to get in the water. This is why I'm very surprised looking at this. I see a fire rescue truck. We got fire rescue right here in front of us. He should not have made it back to that water. How did he get between all these people and back to the water? >> Cuz you know I ain't going to JFK. >> Why not? >> What do you mean? Why not? >> Why don't you want to go there? >> JK. >> All right. Listen, let them check you out real quick. >> My name >> Listen, they're just my name. >> I'm here to help you out, sir. >> Check my name out. >> All right. >> I ain't going to Jazz. I don't give a [ __ ] >> All right. If you have a ride that can come get you, cuz we're not doing this, man. [clears throat] >> No. Keep him there. Don't let him leave this area. >> Who? >> You know I do. Where's my phone? >> Right here. Let's go over here. Come on. >> Give me my phone. Watch out fast. I run. >> I ain't going to sh. >> Well, where do you want to go? >> I'm going to my [ __ ] house down the street. >> Me and you. >> Let him check your vitals. Come on. My vitals are mothering fine. >> I'm ready to mother take on mother Conan. >> Let him check. >> He's like a kid that just discovered what a curse word is. >> Come on. >> I can't force him to go. You know, >> you can take a pajama. >> All right, I'm done dealing with this guy. >> Hey, come on. What? >> Put that down. >> Hey, come on. I'm not doing this on it. >> Hell though. >> This isn't happening either. >> Do what you want. >> Let go. Let go. >> You can't drink in public. >> Hold on. Okay. It's frozen for me, too. It's not. I don't know what happened. Oh, hold. Oh, okay. There it goes. >> You're already You're already committing a crime. >> Look, you already gave me my phone. >> Crime. Stop, >> Florence. Stop. >> Stop for what? >> Let go. >> I'm thirsty. >> Let go. I'll give you some water if you let go. >> Okay. >> I want water. >> Stop. You ain't cuffing. >> Stop. No. Hold on. >> You know you ain't cussing me. >> Lawrence, come on. >> YOU KNOW YOU AIN'T CUFFING ME. >> LAWRENCE, COME ON. >> YOU KNOW YOU AIN'T CUFFING ME. >> YOU ain't cuffing me. >> Lawrence, relax. >> There ain't no WAY YOU CUFFING ME. >> NO WAY YOU CUFFING ME. YOU'RE GONNA HAVE TO PICK UP. >> LAWRENCE, COME HERE. >> I don't give a >> Okay. >> Come here. >> I ain't going to fall down the stairs. >> You made me. >> All right. Come on. >> Put that [ __ ] away. >> All that snorting got on my nerves, too. I think the cop was snorting at one time. Now we got I think Lawrence snorting. I don't care who it is, but it was getting on my nerves. Like, you know, I know it's his body cam and he they don't necessarily expect us to be on YouTube. So, when I'm saying this, I'm kind of being funny, but I'm like, you know, this is getting on our nerves. Can y'all please stop snorting? >> You guys go home. I don't want to cause a big catastrophe. You know me. >> You know me. I know. 403. >> I don't know. >> No, he knows me. >> Get the [ __ ] away from me. >> All right. Hey, Lawrence. >> I don't give a >> Lawrence. Come on. >> I don't give a >> Hey, come on. >> Hey, come here, Lawrence. Get out of the water. >> It's like they just they was just going to let him get in the water. Look, there's nobody even that cop is not chasing that man. He is drunk. He is 60 and and he does not look like he runs on a regular basis. He could have caught him. It's just like you he just gets to run around and do whatever he wants to do cuz he they could have caught him. >> Why do you see? >> Because he's usually cooperative. >> But he's not in the back. >> That's too much common sense. I don't He's not cooperative now. It's time to go. This is where I definitely definitely was getting annoyed when she asked that question. I swear I was thinking the same thing. Why are you not doing something? He whatever he usually is, he is not today. He needs to go. >> Now he can get there. >> I know issues. So what are we going to do? >> Hopefully trying to cuff earlier. >> Now you're going to cause him to go out of the water. Um, do you guys want us to help you out? Like get water? >> You want us to pull him out? >> Yes, please. Cuz we're not going to tase him whenever he's wet either. So, at this point, if you resist, then he's going to go and puzzle regardless. >> All right. I'll be right back. >> Thank you. So now we got kids out here and Lawrence then pull down his shorts because I don't know if there's another reason to say public indecency besides the fact he pulled out his shorts since he wasn't wearing any other clothes >> as soon as they get out of the water. We're just I don't care. We're not taking >> No, I can't take any. >> I'm telling you though, whenever we go get I'm not going to play this game back and forth. We're going to no matter if you're here or not. As I was trying to tell you earlier, at this point, we're at least detaining him so they can pick him up, put him in the back of FD, and then we need to take them home. Does that mean he's being arrested earlier, but this is not a call for because if you would have fallen in that and we're held to liable FB left, so there's no transport for them. So at this point, you're going to have to make an arrest of some sort like you already have. So we only get X amount of time until you guys want to do next to them or want to bring them in or what? Well, the problem is I don't know if he's going to resist you guys though because he's already resisting us. >> If he does, just let us know. Our body cameras are rolling. So, if he does hit you, punch you, sit on you, whatever, >> you got to let us know. >> I'd rather y'all pull it out and whatever. Hey, man. Cooperate. Hey, man. >> You guys remember that? This is like the [ __ ] trouble. I need help. >> Yeah. >> So, basically, if I'm like back here and like Brad and I'm like this, he's like serious, you know? I have >> Do you have anyone in the tower right now? Okay. >> And they've already been trying to cooperate. We've already been nice guys. So this one like all you guys are going to get >> if you're on Tik Tok or Instagram at all. Detective Lydia is being very funny cuz he done put the saxophones in the background. Hey, I'm Hey, once you get him to the ground, I'm coming. All right. >> Bring him, >> Lawrence. Come on over here. >> Come here. >> Yeah. The the male cop got to understand, you can't be the good cop, the good guy all the time. You got to be the competent cop. And it was definitely increased liability for letting him continue to run around. Now, kids may have seen something they shouldn't have seen. He could, like you said, he could have fell down those stairs. He could have drowned in that water before the lifeguards got to him, cuz they out there discussing a lot before they actually go get him. It's so many things. It is not time to be this nice. >> Come on. Come here. Put your hands on your back. HANDS ON YOUR BACK. YOU FUNNY. >> You're funny. >> You're going to get chased. You understand? >> No, I ain't. >> Stop. Yes, you are. I'm not resisting. >> I'm telling you, you're going to get >> I'm not resisting, though. >> I know, but just give them your hands. Just relax. >> They're going to get you want. >> They're there. >> All right. >> They're there. >> Got it. >> They're there. >> They're there. >> Nobody. >> STOP RESISTING. YOU >> NO. NO RESISTANCE. >> IT'S ALL RIGHT. >> NO RESISTANCE. >> JUST RELAX. >> Clap them. Clap them. >> Dude, THEY'RE TIGHT. HUH? WHY DO YOU GOT TO BE SO TIGHT? >> SIT UP FOR ME. SIT UP. >> Stand up. >> COME ON. >> RESIST THAT MOTHER. Stop mother. [screaming] >> Now they got to get his resistant butt back up those stairs manhandling him. He He's He's going to use his weight against them when he was already upstairs on flat ground, not in sand and everything. But you had to be nice. And I know Lawrence and he don't normally act like that, but Lawrence is acting like this today. Democrats. Cut it off. [screaming] THESE DEMOCRATS DOWN THE STREET down the street. >> Come on. >> I LIVE DOWN THE STREET. >> LET THEM GO. LET HIM GO. >> I WILL. >> LET HIM GO. [screaming] >> LET HIM GO. >> STAND UP. >> LET HIM GO. LET THEM GO. >> Where's my feet? >> Where's my feet? Go >> a lot [screaming] back over cuz they can't come down. >> They can't come. >> Get over here. >> You ready? >> Get out here, Dennis. >> No. No. >> Where's the for me, [ __ ] >> YOU WANT ME TO call him? See, now he's talking about carry me B. He was already upstairs and he's catchable. He should not have made it back to those stairs. >> COME ON, GUCCI. CAN YOU START AGAIN? >> JESSIE, JESSIE, SAVE ME. JESSIE, I know you in NEW YORK. I KNOW YOU IN NEW YORK. >> SAVE ME, JESSE. YEAH. >> HEY, YOU GOT ME. YOU GOT ME RIGHT. YOU GOT me right. You got me right. You got me right. >> You got me right. >> You got me right. You got me right. You got me. SEE WHAT THEY'RE DOING. Let's give them some excitement. Oh, she >> got it. >> 403. >> Oh, she loves you. >> All right. Come on. 403. 403 Avenue. >> Don't forget to say 403. I got 28 felonies, [ __ ] >> Steps are right there. >> I don't give a >> walk up the steps. You just walk up the steps you >> [ __ ] >> It's not worth it. >> I got Trump, [ __ ] >> It's not worth it. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] STEPS ARE RIGHT THERE. >> [ __ ] YOU, [ __ ] >> COME ON, MAN. >> YOU WANT TO SUCK MY >> NO, the steps up right there. >> Okay, then. Get somebody to >> The steps are right there. I got three girls waiting from my house. >> Three on three. >> Three. Walk up the steps. You >> take it easy. >> You steps are right. You Let's do it. Let's do it. LET'S DO IT. LET'S DO IT. LET'S DO IT. LET'S DO IT. >> Trying to get my arm around. >> LET'S DO IT. >> SHAKE ME LIKE a backro. Take me like a backro. >> Take me like a Take me like a backro. Take me like a bath. [screaming] [laughter] Take me like a bath, [ __ ] you. >> Come on, man. >> You [ __ ] money. >> That's fine. They're on to make your money, [ __ ] >> I'm guessard. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. So the female officer had >> that that male officer caused all that extra labor and they got they had to do it in sand. Love [clears throat] said if I were those other officers, we would all be going after the first male officer for letting him get away with so much and we would have to work harder to fix his mess. Yes. Yes. I would be so mad. And let me find out this could have been prevented. Oh, I'd be so mad. every right to be mad at the initial officer for not taking control of the situation early on and letting him run away. A lot of this could have been avoided early on, but he was charged with disorderly intoxication, resistant arrest, battery, and indecent exposure. That's about >> All right, as my title says, we're going to look at what prosecutors would have to prove. He's making it pretty easy, but this was in Florida. His first charge was disorderly intoxication, which is a seconddegree misdemeanor. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant was intoxicated in a public place and while intoxicated, the defendant endangered the safety of another person or property or caused a public disturbance. Possible defense arguments. Did the prosecution prove the defendant's conduct rose to the level of disorderly intoxication required by law? Was the defendant actually in a public place? Is the evidence sufficient to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt? Oh, Lord. RIP to his defense attorney. Um, possible sentencing could be up to 60 days in jail and or a fine up to $500. His next charge was battery. Hold on. Classification is a first-degree misdemeanor. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant intentionally touched or struck another person against that person's will or the defendant intentionally caused bodily harm to another person. Possible defense. Did the prosecution prove the contact was intentional? Was the defendant acting in lawful self-defense or defense of another? Is the witness or video evidence sufficient to establish a battery occurred? Next charge, resisting officer without violence. First-degree misdemeanor. A law enforcement or prosecutors generally must prove a law enforcement officer was engaged in the lawful execution of a legal duty and the defendant knowingly and willfully resisted, obstructed, or opposed the officer without offering or doing violence. Possible defense. Did the prosecution prove the officer was lawfully performing official duties? Did the prosecution prove the defendant knowingly resisted the officer? Does the available evidence establish conduct that legally constitutes resisting without violence? I think when he says Fu B and uh he's like 303 or 203. Yeah, I'm pretty sure he's aware in his drunken state he's resisting. Next charge was indecent exposure, which is a first-degree misdemeanor. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant knowingly exposed his or her sexual organs in a public place or on private premises visible from a public place and the exposure was in a vulgar or indecent manner. Possible defense arguments. Did the prosecution prove the exposure was intentional? They may be able to put some uh some weakness and the reasonable doubt on that one because he probably exposed himself from the weight of the water pulling his shorts down. Um, did the prosecution prove the exposure was vulgar or indecent as required by law? Is the available evidence sufficient to establish every required element beyond a reasonable doubt? possible sentencing up to one year in jail, up to 12 months of probation, and or a fine up to $1,000. The way this man is moving in and out of their jail over like a decade or whatever, he probably is just paying fines at the most. I don't really think anything anything else. Some people shouldn't drink because they have no control. They shouldn't. He needs to get actual help, too. Um, the people on the beach were cheering on his arrest, too. Yeah. Yes. I I forgot that, but they were all right. Excuse me. [clears throat] Next one up is the one we saw on the thumbnail. Police horse chases after drug dealer. I don't know for sure if they estab Well, it's Midwest Safety. So, Midwest Safety titles that he's a drug dealer. I'm more I'm more likely to trust that he is a drug dealer. I was going to say, is he just a drug user? But Midwest Safety, they they usually do their research so well that that's what they chose to title it. They don't really exaggerate. So, we'll go with what they titled it. All right, here we go. >> This is our first ever police chase on horseback. It all starts as officers witness a hand-to-hand drug deal between this man and a female. Officers approach the male suspect first. >> Move forward. Hey. Hey. Come on. Hey. Come on. Get in there. Get that Batman. Get that Batman now. Get it. >> [music] >> GET HIM NOW. HEY, GET HIM, BRO. YOU'RE GOING TO GET RUN OVER. COME ON, NASH. COME ON, NASH. Get him, BOY. YOU BETTER STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GET HIT. COME ON, NASH. Come on. Come on. Come on, Nash. Good boy. Good boy. Get that Batman, Nash. Get that Batman, Nash. Come on, Nash. Come on, Nash. Go. Come on, Nash. Get that Batman. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. COME ON. GET ON THE GROUND. YOU'RE GOING TO GET RUN OVER BY THE HORSE. PUT YOUR HANDS IN YOUR POCKET. GET YOUR HANDS OUT. >> LET ME tell you what. He got more stamina than me right now. I got to do better. I'd be out already. I'd be so out of breath and sitting down. There's no way. I pro I probably would have made it across that lot. Maybe some grass. I'm kind of impressed that he is running. But Nash is Nash running slow also? Yeah. The horse is trotting. Thank you, Gwen. I'm like, how is Nash not catching UP TO HIM? >> [laughter] [screaming] >> GET OFF GROUND. COME ON NOW. [laughter] He just threw his head. >> Nash. Come on. Get that man. Come on. [laughter] >> Come on. Come on. Come on, >> bro. You're not GOING TO MATTER. RUN US ON THE HORSE. You better stop. You got to get on the ground right now. >> WATCH THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] GET ON THE GROUND. >> Give me that. I got him. I got him. Zach, you're good. I got him. I got him. Zack, let go. I got him. Give me here tape. >> BRB. You're probably right. Doubt the horse can go full speed on asphalt. But it's just her urging him to go faster, which makes it funny to me. If they were just after him and and you know, she's just like, "You better stop." But she wasn't like, "Come on, Nash. Come." Because it's like she's saying he can go faster by the way she's encouraging Nash. That's what that's what made me feel like is Nash supposed is Nash supposed to be going faster than this? [laughter] >> Told you you weren't going to outrun us, bro. >> While officers get this suspect in custody, the other female suspect involved in the drug deal is still in the area. >> Nash was doing that walk run when you trying to get across the street and somebody stopped for you to go like you getting out the grocery store trying to get to your car. That's the That's the walk run that Nash was doing [laughter] >> to the other side of the McDonald's. He was throwing stuff on the ground. >> Those are good boys. Good boys. That was where it was at right when we came into the garden. >> On the other side of the You want to stay with him? >> Now I want to see I think the other horse's name is Jax. I want to see how Jax was running. Was he trotting too? I need to know. Is this average speed for the horses to go? For their safety is fine. [laughter] I need the comparison now. Like is that her horse or is that how they all act? >> I'm going to go cuz I saw right where it was at. >> Go. Yeah, go with him. >> He just brought it through. They started out over there. I I saw the horse and then came down the sidewalk here by the fence line and then came through like where the sign is over here and then trod it through here. They were like >> and then they called it in at the McDonald's. >> Do you see her throwing anything? >> I just saw [laughter] >> you got him for a minute. >> I got it. >> I'm go look what he was. I >> gave Nash a little mohawk on his mane or whatever. He got a LITTLE MOHAWK. GOOD BOY. AND A GOOD BOY, NASH. GOT THAT BAD MAN. That was a good job. Good boy. It was a good boy. >> I mean, did Nash get him or did he run out of breath? Cuz that was a good distance between him and Nash. So, is this really credit to Nash right now? I guess cuz Nash had the better endurance. We're going to go with this. >> Should be like right here somewhere. >> Where's uh where he dump the 73? They're going to grab that stuff right now. [laughter] >> It was somewhere like right here. He started throwing stuff out his pocket. So, you just get out and walk around. It was like small as a problem. >> Yeah, I know. >> It wasn't a lot. >> Is that your bag right here? >> Yeah, I th it. >> Let me go grab some gloves. >> Good job on the radio, bro. It's really good. Really good. >> You got a beautiful ride there. >> Thanks. Thanks. Hey, ma'am. How you doing? >> How are you? Hey, good. Uh, stand up for me. Turn around. Yeah, turn around. All right. >> Well, you're being detained right now. Yeah. >> For what? >> Narcotics. >> What did I do? >> Well, you're being detained right now. So, >> you have anything in >> naturally be yourself said, "No, they can go faster. Last month, a police horse was chasing someone who stores Oh, who store someone else? No, sorry. Who stole someone else's purse? It was running on and off the sidewalk under scaffold and in between cars. If you have that in your history, can you email me the link? I want to watch it. And then we'll see if we watch it together. But even just for me, I want to watch that one. Please. >> No weapons or anything. [screaming] Come on over here to my car. Since officers can't find whatever the male suspect allegedly threw, an officer tries to look at the McDonald's surveillance cameras to find it. However, he gets distracted when McDonald's employees report someone using drugs in their bathroom and want them trespassed. >> They got a life of drug problem, don't they? God. Akudo said the caption said, "Horse laughs at her. I love Midwest Safety's caption. I missed it, but I do like their snarkiness. [laughter] Hold on, bro. >> Come talk to me. I'm not going to beat around the bush. They want you to trespass from here because you go in the bathroom and do whatever you do. I don't have time to deal with that right now. Okay. See? See all this? >> They got We got stuff going on. So, hey, you want me to go grab you something to drink? >> Yes. >> Now, just wait out here. Just wait outside right here. I'm I'm going to grab you something. Okay. >> So, it looks like I guess this uh lady I have in my back seat, I guess she did a hand to hand with someone over there. 13. They tried to stop him and he he tenated. >> The guy tenated. >> Yeah, guy tenated. And uh I think they got them over there at like the Burger King maybe. >> Okay. >> Uh or the McDonald's. >> She got it or she gave it. >> I think she gave it. So I I've just just got her. I'm going to get her name and everything. But I think they're all down there. >> All right. Not saying that you're uh under arrest and you're going to be arrested, but you're just not free to go right now. >> You laughing or what? Or was that a cough? >> Um I'm just laughing. >> You're laughing? Okay. What you laughing about? Sorry, I was muted. What kind of sound was she making? I'm going back to hear the sound she was making cuz that is a crazy laugh. And now I'm like, did you put something in your body? What's going on? >> Not saying that you're uh under arrest and you're going to be arrested, but you're just not free to go right now. You laughing or what? Or was that a cough? >> Um, I'm just laughing. >> You're laughing? Okay. What you laughing about? >> I just thought of a joke in my brain. >> Okay. >> Um, that was something else. >> That was something that was in that bag right there. >> Food and what? >> Uh, chips. >> Chips. >> Anybody else? >> Not yet. >> I ain't got >> Okay. >> I don't know. All right. Come on. Step on up, bud. You got anything in your pocket? I need you to know about. What's your name, man? >> When was the last time you arrested, buddy? >> Outlander. Boom. What was you in there for? >> Uh, possession. >> That's what I thought. Come on, let's go. >> But I ain't [clears throat] going to Yeah, I know. He had possession last time, but not this time. What's your name again, brother? Why you swing the c? >> Yeah, you're not going to fight with me, are you? >> That wouldn't be good cuz this guy right here, man, he's >> Yeah, we don't want those problems. >> Yeah, scale the trouble, man. >> No, I ain't do nothing. >> Okay, they just started chasing me and I ran. I got scared. >> All right, >> no, they they you ran and then they chased. They didn't chase and then you ran. >> All right, listen. You have the right to remain silent. With that said, do you want to tell You said you didn't throw some drugs down. Do you want to talk to me about that that you ain't throwing no judge down? >> Okay. >> These are yours, right? >> Where you think he >> So I saw him throwing the stuff literally right in that corner of the McDonald's over there. >> Yeah, he he threw [laughter] this. >> Was there anything? >> Sandwich and >> I was just ran. >> What What did you throw down? I mean, because maybe worst case scenario, we got littering or something. Who knows? What What did you throw down? Just a sandwich or food or what? Listen, here's the deal. You're going to be on body camera throwing stuff down. So, what was it? Is it is it is it is it food? Is it Did you get some food from somewhere or cuz you have food in that bag? >> No, I just ask you. >> Yeah. >> Cuz their body cameras are going to show you throwing stuff. Dude, you might as well. Hey, if it's food or something, we can deal with that. We got you a little littering thing, right? >> Go in there. >> Oh, okay. All right. Slide on in. Hang tight. I missed. So, he didn't throw nothing. You're all a bunch of liars. >> Oh, yeah. She's watching her body camera right now to see if she can get it better. >> All right. when you put in I guess you when you hook your camera to it I guess it makes you put in an access code and of course it sent it to my personal email but our laptop's not working of course it won't connect to the internet and then on my phone it didn't work so I don't I swear by memory it was right here someone could have picked it up or it's in the bushes it was very small when he threw a car could have ran it over by now the girl he handed off to though if if they can get it off her great for resisting I don't know >> all right ma'am come on step on out this officer right here is going to search it real quick. >> I guess camera is the dude can't be here for another hour or two hours before he can get here to access the camera. So, >> you think he's out something before here, too? >> Yeah, I think I think it was all right there in that McDonald's. >> Hey, man. I'm I'm I'm toss this. Is that cool? >> I'm going to throw I'm going to throw it away. >> You can't take this in the jail is what I'm saying. >> If you end up going to jail, we're going to throw it in the trash. You can't have it in the jail and we can't keep it for you. We don't have any other choice. >> Yeah. All right. I'll throw it out. Okay. >> All right. >> I hate that our last call won't work. >> I got everything's done. I got the cursor between two lines. If you just want to knock out a real quick narrative. >> Yeah, I can. Are you comfortable holding him? >> He's bigger than me, but I think he'll be all right. >> He tries to eat the grass or pull back to them. Just Yeah. And just watch your feet. >> That's a good horse. Hey, look here for a selfie. Yeah. Oh, >> a police horse. >> I know. I would too. Let me Let me get with a police horse. I'm calling my family, too, so they can see the video. I'm not even mad. >> Ride a horse that day. >> Yeah, I've ridden horses. I'm not saying I'm an expert, but I've got one right here. >> Yeah. Oh, you're funny. >> That's not nice, Mary. See, they even Oh, this one don't have They actually normally have badges right there on their chest. There's one right here. My daughter is a horse freak, so we're FaceTiming. See, they've got They got their own badges, too. >> Did they catch the guy? >> Yeah, they're on a horse. How are they not going to catch me? He was on foot. >> None of these people down there. [clears throat] >> I This reminds me, I really, really want to go horseback riding this year. I haven't been since I was in Arkansas. And I kept meaning to do it last year, year before. Didn't do it. didn't do it. Finally found out a place that does it here and I just kept procrastinating. So I really do like these are reminding me. I had a horse on my vision board. Not cuz I could own one cuz I don't have that type of land. But I love I did like horseback riding when I tried it. Love said the same thing when I first saw the video. >> You use the word thinking. There's [laughter] your first mistake. See, he's even laughing at you. All right. Well, let me let you go. I actually have to do some work today. Love y'all. Bye, buddy. >> Are all Do y'all think all the horses are male horses? I think it would make things probably less complicated if they are all male horses, but I wonder. I don't know. >> You don't have anything else on you, do you? >> Two. to NBA uniforms on >> crackite. >> Can't have nothing on it but a crack fight. We can go back and look at that uh area. Yeah, let's do that if you guys don't mind. They're going to go check one more time at that spot. And if not, then uh you got a crack pipe and uh was she resisting? No. No. Okay. I would love for them to be able to find it. >> Police reports indicate whatever item the male suspect threw was unfortunately never located. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office in Florida posted on Facebook about this incident, stating, "If you choose to run, you'll just go to jail tired, and criminals can run, but they can't hide from our horsepower." They also showed their appreciation for the multiple horses involved in the incident, Nash, Jax, Judge, and Duke. The male suspect, Jordan, was charged with resisting without violence. He pleaded no contest and was adjudicated guilty. He was ordered to pay $33 in court costs and fines and was released back into the public. The female suspect, Alexis, was charged with use or possession with intent to use drug paraphernalia for the crackpipe that was found in her pocket. She took a plea deal, pleading no contest in exchange for her charge, resulting in a withhold of adjudication, meaning the judge accepted her plea, but did not formally convict her. She was also ordered to pay $33 in court costs and fines and was released back into the public. >> Honestly, I had to laugh a little bit watching this one back because somewhere along the line, this guy convinced himself that he could outrun a police horse. So, most people don't know is that mounted patrol horses aren't just picked because they're big. A lot of horses never make it through training. They have to handle crowds, traffic, fireworks, yelling, and enough distractions to test just about any animal. That's what makes mounted units interesting to me because they're not there for looks. They're there because they give officers a different perspective, a different reach, and sometimes a pretty big advantage. People spend so much time looking for the obvious way out. They never stop to think about the problems they didn't plan for. Ah, [clears throat] okay. Educate me on why we still have police on horses. Okay. I now need somebody to educate me about police on bicycles. Is it still because they still have more endurance to kind of chase you? Cuz running takes work. I want to know about that. police on bicycles outside and then also police on bicycles in the airport. And then I I get motorcycle police. That was kind of self-explanatory. Um it's Moonshot said all gilded is my guess. That's problematic. Context clues. I just learned what gilded meant. Didn't even I because I'm thinking just like you know if it was with cats how they get spayed and neutered, right? So, I'm guessing let me know is gilded like neuter because I' I didn't even think I've seen that word but never put it together with that's probably what that means. [clears throat] Okay. Wow said in the neighborhood there and some someone probably picked it up. Yeah, somebody probably did pick up whatever he threw. The guy who was in the McDonald's bathroom. Yeah. Yeah. Backing up what W House said. That's probably what happened. I'm not going to do what prosecutors have to prove since he uh she plead guilty and there wasn't really anything found on him at the end of the day. So, we'll keep going on that one. But, we have an attorney reacts because I like I like his channel. So, we're going to look at a scenario. Y'all tell me what you think um the answer is going to be and then I'll hit play again to see what he says is the answer. >> Lawyer's reaction. So, an influencer gave a restaurant a two out of 10 reviews, saying that it was dirty and dangerous. She starts off the review by saying she was bothered non-stop. >> Somebody who was currently on drugs who kept bothering me for 5 minutes straight. >> She goes on to say the restaurant is dirty. >> Nothing about it. Not only that, this whole place was so dirty. >> But she leaves out the fact that she filmed this just minutes after 12 people left. >> And not only that, but the staff cleaned the mess up like 5 minutes later. Anytime you invite the public to come and patron your business, you are also inviting them to review your business as well, so long as none of those opinions are false. This creator CALLED THIS RESTAURANT DIRTY AND dangerous based on edited clips that made it seem like the restaurant was constantly in a state of disarray. NOT ONLY THAT, BUT TO SAY that you're being harassed by the staff when the cameras actually show that the restaurant staff briefly even spoke to you, that would just be a lie. Any business that receives false [clears throat] negative reviews has a legal right to send a letter demanding that that review be changed or you can sue that reviewer in small claims court for defamation. It all starts from a single letter by a licensed attorney informing the other party of the legal damages and demanding that review be taken down because it would make the influencer lie for the damages that happen next. If you need >> Okay, he answered faster than I thought. I thought he was going to ask his question. And I was going to pause once he asked this question, but I got to now I got to pause before he start he starts talking. I watched the whole story about this particular uh influencer. I'm Oh, I'm using that so so lightly, but she is so annoying. I think she also expected more of a greeting from the one that took her order. She was very annoying. Not just over there lying about it was dirty and all this other stuff. It was just everything. I'm like, some people just should not be allowed to post on the internet. You causing people problems for no reason. She's the problem. She was definitely the problem. And that the dude that showed in the beginning, he's usually one that exposes people that do that that they try to go around destroying businesses and stuff and making up lies about them. Um, so yeah, he he has a pretty big account, too. All right, next one. She mocked the police until reality hit her hard. This is a very annoying one, too. She's very Oh, it's very annoying. Here we go. >> Right there. >> This is my body camera, by the way. Where are we going today? >> You want to rap with me? >> We're having a hard time hearing you right now. You step out of the car. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I swear. [screaming] On December 1st, 2025, officers in Washington respond to a highway after an offduty officer working store security reported a woman smoking marijuana and stumbling before driving away. Here's what the officers did next. >> In territory, you are on 167, correct? >> Correct. I'm recording. >> If this is a uh highway patrol, is this correct? Well, right now we're off the freeway. >> Is there anything I can assist you for and why was I pulled over? So, >> yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay. Well, I I just got on the freeway. I just left Walmart. How can I assist you? >> Someone at Walmart said they saw you using drugs. Is there any concern? >> Ah. Okay. Okay. All right. So, it's possibly drugs. No wonder >> use drugs at all. I know marijuana because I have CBD in my car and I am a patient. When officer Bills makes contact, Ayana immediately questions his authority to pull her over. Notice her defense here. She denies using drugs, but openly admits to having marijuana and CBD inside the car. >> Have you been using marijuana today? >> Nail it like something else besides marijuana. >> Disability. I have all those things. I'm trying to figure out why you're pulling me off. >> Do you have your driver's license with you? >> I do have one. >> Okay. And then do you have registration and proof insurance? >> Sit tight for me. Okay. No problem. I mean there's state lines and county lines but you know I am my happy. >> Wait a second. Stay here. Okay. You want me to stay up here with her? >> Yeah. >> Do you see any impairment? >> She's funky. >> It is December 1st. It's Christmas. >> Wait. What does that mean? Do you smell alcohol? She's funky. Or like what do we mean by that? She's acting weird. Is this like a word? Like what do you mean? [clears throat] >> Oh [ __ ] Okay. See, man. >> While Ayana remains in the driver's seat, the officers get on the phone with the original witness to lock down the facts. They need to confirm exactly what was seen before they proceed with a DUI arrest. >> Hey, we're with the vehicle. Uh guys 167 here. What exactly did you see inside the store? >> You saw that her like a big plume of smoke come up from from her and then the odor of marijuana. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> My body came on by the way. >> I love you. >> That already is a charge. All that shaking uh doing that to his camera. He's being real patient. Well, they probably already going to get her for being under the influence or something. But no, do not. That that is instantly battery on a Leo. Do not do that. >> I love you and your stupid mom and still and JT all you guys and everybody else. I love everybody. Anyway, >> she sounds >> All right. She's shouting out to people on YouTube. U What kind of hairstyle is that? When I watched it on my phone, I thought it was her hair, too. It is a hair wrap because it's going to come off a little bit later, but I thought that that she had one of those 90s R&B hairstyles at first. Ashley Leah's grandma said, "I thought I was getting a head start this morning cook." Oh, fried flounder and grits before you came home in your hair. I'm sorry. I be trying to come on earlier on Sundays if I prepared properly so then I can do my other chores and things. >> Just stumbling around kind of inside the store as well. >> Yeah, man. The employees want to kick out so I can figure out. >> Okay. >> HE IS MY FRIEND ON FACEBOOK, BRO. >> HE IS? >> YES. >> WELL, THAT'S PRETTY good news, right? >> I swear YOU WANT TO FIGURE OUT WHERE WE'RE FROM. [laughter] HOLY [ __ ] THAT MY FRIEND, BRO. >> OH, YEAH. >> YEAH. >> WAS HE THERE DOING A STORY? >> YEAH, HE WAS DOING SOME [ __ ] OUT. I WAS OVER THERE SMOKING, HAVING A GOOD TIME. RIGHT BY MY HOUSE. >> YEAH, HE WAS BUSY THIS WEEKEND. SO, I don't have much for vehicle in motion. jumped behind her right as the light turned green and that basically lit her up as we crossed the intersection. She threw her Azards on and kind of like slowly pulled over this way. >> It was a good baseball game. The [ __ ] baseball. I don't represent baseball. >> Why not? I don't want to talk about my favorite story and you guys killed me on live TV for free. So everybody, I want my [ __ ] back here. >> She needs to be sent to a hospital. She needs to be tested. sent to a hospital to for her to make sure what she has in her system, but also to the mental uh I can't think of the word. Don't want to say war. Don't want to say I don't know. She needs to go to go seek the mental health side. Whatever it is, she needs to go over there, too, because no, it's too much flipping around for me. There's odor and marijuana from the car. Basically, her eyes look affected. Like I would want to look at it more closely, but I can see the whites of her pupils or whites of her eyes all the way around and she's acting strange. Ayanna, is it possible? Could I get your Do you have a key up for this? >> [ __ ] So, you didn't take nothing. I didn't do anything. >> No. >> Okay. Well, I don't need to keep up. >> Well, I just don't want you to drive off right now. >> Okay. Well, you present my stuff and if you need me to come out the car for what's wrong and I appreciate your service on the holiday. You're the first search I ever met my life. I love you. >> I don't have any person. >> She is concerning and annoying at the same time. Ashley, yes. If she only believes she had marijuana and that's all she took. I think it was laced as well cuz it is not just marijuana doing this. It's either she already has a horrible mental state and then she added marijuana or something's in that marijuana or she didn't she it wasn't marijuana period that she took and she just took whatever she's not saying she took. But yeah, it's it's something else going on. talk to her and see if she seems impaired. >> He is my baby and I'm a cold killer and I'm a cold killer and I kill him with my baby for free every day. >> Can I ask you a question? >> I love my baby. Yes, sir. >> You're having a lot of emotional swings right now, right? >> I'm just the first month and it's still the first of the month and I got a lot of [ __ ] to do and I'm just just having a good time and I just wanted to say what's up. >> So, all right. Do you ever take medication for those instruments? >> Between the Walmart witness report and Ayanna's unpredictable behavior, police decide they've seen enough. They move in. >> That's a fair question. He asked her about medication. That's good. I'm glad is it wasn't just only like I did. I'm like, it's drugs or alcohol >> for the arrest. >> Big mood swings. Big mood swings right now. Crying, laughing, shaking their hand. >> Why are you going to speak to me? This is another Lego stack that I just talked to three people. How can I assist you? >> I just came to talk to you. How are you? It's the first of the month again, right? >> Where are we going today? >> Turn the music up if she's dancing. Okay. All right. >> Turn that music down, please. >> You want to turn the music [clears throat] down? We're having a hard time hearing you right now with this. >> Please call state patrol. This is now safe. >> We're having a hard time hearing you. Would you be want to exit the car and talk to us real quick? >> I am not going to do that. >> You're not going to exit the car? >> No, sir. Call safe lines. >> If you touch my car the wrong way. See, you just exit the car the wrong way. >> You step out of the car. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> If you touch my car again, I guess I got >> You need to step out of the car. >> Okay. At this time, you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> For what DUI? >> Need you to step out of the car now. >> I'm not. No. >> She could get the DUI just cuz she admitted that she had just finished smoking. If nothing else, she said that. So, you can get a DUI just for that part of it. >> You want me to off? You thought YOU WERE SMART? NO, I'M NOT. I SWEAR. COMMANDER and chief officer, you're pulling me out the car for what reason? >> Why are you pulling ME OUT THE CAR? >> WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME OUT THE CAR? >> WHY ARE YOU DEMONSTRATING? >> Step out of the car. You're under arrest. >> I said stand down. You're still stealing from me, you dirty hand. I said you are pulling me and hurting ME FOR NO REASON. >> WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME? OKAY. >> SEE, there's her hair. Ashley, her hair is down now cuz [clears throat] I I tell you when I looked at it on my phone, I thought the first thing was like a tea basis again on live TV. Now you're super >> Now you're really really set up just for free court TV. Just for Christmas TV just for you idiots right here on your own county line TV for free. >> Oh, you want to keep playing with me? District package spinners coming right up. Capital district 10. Oh, I need you to roll my windows. >> I want to play this for 10 again. >> I guess we're back at 10. >> 9 8 4 3 2 1 SPD patrol, [screaming] you're in jail. Count to 10. 1 place or what? residence. Count my [ __ ] when they look at me in my eyes. Any other >> take your leg up. Let's go. >> I will. You didn't roll my name over nothing. I asked the knife, "Bye, you little dumbass." Bye. >> So, we win. You never win. >> Are we? >> While Ayana is now secured in the back of the patrol vehicle, the officers step away to discuss the evidence they've gathered so far. >> Can we just search her at the hospital if anything? >> Okay. >> If you want to do the warrants, we'll go get her ready for the blood draw. And then, can you do the toe for >> I think that should be it. Ashley [clears throat] says, "Shout to the police because I don't have patience to deal with people like her." Ashley, they don't even look like their adrenaline spiked up with this one, which I'm I'm impressed cuz I I didn't want her to look at me in my eyes if I was one of the police officers out there, let alone have to actually handle her. >> Have a statement from the the guy. >> I I'll do my report. I was talking to her for a couple minutes. huge mood swings from like being happy happy to crying >> and then I heard the whole statement from the the officer. So >> there's also empty bottles of champagne on the passenger side. >> Oh, okay. So between his statement, overwhelming smell of weed from inside and obviously her erratic behavior. >> Yep. Should be good to go for now. >> Having refused the initial sobriety test, Ayana's fate is temporarily put on hold while officers secure a search warrant. Once approved, she is taken to the hospital for a compulsory blood draw, giving the state the exact chemical evidence they need to see if she is as intoxicated as she appears. >> Give her a mental evaluation as well. >> You will be trespassed from Walmart. Walmart from Walmart. >> You know that you are subject to arrest from Walmart. >> Can I read this? >> Can I read this to you so I can explain everything? Okay, so this can be for trespass from Walmart. Okay. So, Walmart does not want you at their property for a period of either. Okay. Doesn't matter what you did, they want you trespass. >> No, no, no. Excuse me, sir. Please read that again. >> I know that I am subject to arrest for criminal trespass at THE ABOVE LOCATION. >> I UNDERSTAND THAT refusal does not relieve me from >> while Ayana yells in the back of the cruiser. Officer Bills heads back to the Walmart to get a formal statement from the security guard who called 911. Securing the final piece needed to lock in the criminal trespass charge. Can >> you tell me what happened today? Uh we were told by uh management that there was a lady acting crazy in the store and you hear her escorted out black female. So we then get called out while the corner I can hear the female on the opposite side of the store making quite a scene. Uh while she's walking towards us, you can also see a plume of smoke by her. Uh didn't know it was connected to her until [snorts] she was within probably about 10 feet of me. You can SMELL THE OTHER SMOKING >> COMING very strong from her person. Uh she continued to act insane. uh dancing and making a scene, making loud noises. So, I escorted her out of the store. Uh when I escaling spot uh next to our handicap stalls, good camera of it, video of it. Uh and she was just screaming and she needed her tantrums. Uh tried to stall while he was calling 911 so you guys can trespass her and hopefully stop her from driving. Um but with all of my attempts, they failed. She ended up leaving the parking lot. Another bus I saw. Now that she's officially booked for trespassing, Ayana is treating the back of the cop car like a stage. The officer attempts a standard reading of her rights, but she isn't making it easy. >> Right. I'm reading Miranda warnings. >> No, you in the end, buddy. >> You have the right for me. >> You know what? Um, I just thought about it, too. The only time I've seen body cams in Publix so far, cuz I was I was replying to Stock Pay. I don't I don't want to go to Walmart. I'm going to go to Publix or a small grocery store. I actually haven't even seen Food Line on Body Cam. I can't stand Walmart. It's just the the possibility of this stupid stuff happening. I'm I'm not doing it. I'm not subjecting myself to that. I I can't do it. Oh my god. Yeah, but I'm going somewhere else. Every time I'm going to a specialty store, I'm going to a different grocery store. Kroger, Albertson's, give me whatever. But I'm not I do not want to go in Walmart. I've had to go maybe twice a year over the last few years and that was more cuz I accompanied someone else. I didn't really want to go myself. I could have just ordered what I needed online. >> In silence, you have the right to attorney you say and will be against you in the court of law. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney FOR ANSWERING ANY QUESTIONS. >> IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD AN ATTORNEY, >> I'm going to restart this. Okay. YOU TALK TO >> you have the right to remain silent. You have the right time for attorney. Anything you say and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand these rights? >> I didn't do nothing. But absolutely I want an attorney cuz I didn't DO NOTHING. WHY REQUEST MY ATTORNEY NOW in mind? Do you want to talk to me now? >> Excuse me, sir. >> You want to talk to me now? >> The storm has passed at least for a moment. >> Wind Dixie. I'll go to Wind Dixie. Are they still open? I didn't I haven't been since I was a teenager, but I go to a Wind Dixie, a Tom Thumb, a Sack and Save. I keep it going. Aldi's. I go anywhere else. >> With Ayana temporarily calmed down, officers bring her inside the hospital for the court warranted blood draw. >> So, we're going to walk gradually and politely. Thank you, sir. Have a good day. >> Sounds good. >> No, you can gladly hold me nicely. Thank you. Right. What did I do? >> Well, you arrested you. >> Fine. I'm still home. I didn't do nothing. Did I steal anything? Officer, do you know anything about renting officer Washington in Walmart? >> If you read that sign, if you are allowed in there ruckus, it'll be another charge. Okay, so behave in here. >> I'm sorry. What? >> While they wait for a nurse to perform the blood draw. Ayana thinks she's just venting, but legally she's sealing her own fate. >> You want to take a sip? >> No. >> Why not? >> I'm going to look at you in your face. >> Okay, fair enough. >> How's your day today? >> Not too bad. How's your day? >> Good day. Look at me eyes. You want to make eye contact or you going straight with a straight face? >> I get out by yourself or figure it out. >> What? >> You have gorgeous eyes. >> They're very They're very beautiful. >> I appreciate it. >> They're very nice. >> Thank you. >> You are very handsome. >> And you've been very polite and cordial. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> It's on. Is it on? >> Yep. >> Is the light around the circle on? >> It is on. >> No, it's not cuz there's nothing flashing. >> Violating personal space again. Touching on somebody's person. No. No. It's not acceptable. >> Are you sure? >> Yep. >> Pretty. >> Merry Christmas time. >> It's in your best interest that you >> I'm going to stand here. >> You are not in the hospital. So, you sit down >> if I can. You will sit down. >> She's She's going to keep going. Lay grandma. This is good. It's It was a little brain itch I had when I um saw her. Yes, I do see Angela Simmons in her. I hear it in the scratchy voice and in some of her facial features. So, I'm with you. It's not just you. Jamie said, "I do delivery from Walmart when needed. We know how to act while in food line, Publix, and Target." [laughter] >> Offer a merry Christmas. >> Can you take a seat? Have a seat. Okay. >> I don't need a seat. >> We're telling you sit down. Okay. >> Now, what day is it again today? It's Monday and December 1st. >> And it's the holiday of what year? >> No, it's not holiday. Well, it's the first of the month, but it's Christmas, correct? It's the Christmas month. And what year of date is it? Well, I think that >> Thank you. >> Have a good day, ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, gray hair lady. I guess you're just a loser in the end. Bye, boomer. >> After the arrest off. >> Yep. insult the person that doesn't want to entertain your nonsense because there's no I I do not like responding to people just because they're trying to force me to respond. You want me to shut down? Try to force me to respond to you. I'm not perfect. So, I've probably taken bait. I can't remember. But overall, I will just stare at you. Well, well, if I'm at work and I have to deal with you, I'm just going to stare at you. You're not going to get a verbal response from me. If I'm just somewhere on my own, I'm out. I'm gone. Um, somebody when I used to work at a bank, they had said something to me, tried to tried to uh, bait me with politics stuff and I just stood there staring at him until he wanted to continue his transaction. I'm not I'm not in the mood. I'm not playing with you. You better find someone else to feed off their energy. It's not going to be me. And I didn't know that term was called grey rock until later, but I will gray rock somebody so fast. I sure will. Uh, what which bingo square was it? Wow. Did you see? She is very exhausting. Terry Jamie said, "I absolutely hate physically going into Walmart. I'll do drive up returns when needed at Walmart to avoid going in there." Yes, yes, yes, yes. Yep. I got it pinned, Jamie. So, it's easy right now. It's pinned in the chat if you want to get your new bingo card. Food Lion is my go-to grocery store. Kroger sometimes. I say I I I'm okay with low prices. That don't make you bad. I will go in a food line, but you're not gonna get me to go in Walmart just by myself voluntarily. It's not happening. >> Officers issued citations charging the suspect with driving under the influence and resisting arrest. Because she refused voluntary testing, officers obtained a search warrant from a judge. She was transported to a local medical center where a blood draw was completed to test for alcohol and drugs. Ayana's court case is still pending. >> Oh yeah, good call. That is a square. Is your body cam on? Is a square. Thank you, W House. All right. So, let's go to her charges. So, they were in Ron, Washington. One of her charges was DUI. It is a gross misdemeanor first offense. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant drove or was in actual physical control of a vehicle and at the time the defendant was under the influence of intoxicating liquor, any drug, or a combination of intoxicating liquor and any drug or had an unlawful alcohol concentration. Possible defense arguments. Did the prosecution prove the defendant was impaired or had an unlawful alcohol concentration at the time of driving? They pulled her blood. She was impaired. Were the field sobby test, breath test, or blood test administered and interpreted properly there? Well, the blood test was administered at a hospital. Is there sufficient evidence establishing the defendant was driving or in actual physical control of the vehicle? Definitely got to see that. Possible sentencing. A first offense DUI is generally a gross misdemeanor and may result in mandatory minimum penalties that can include fines, jail, license suspension, ignition interlock requirements, and probation depending on the circumstances. Oh, and she also got resisting arrest. There's also a gross misdemeanor. Prosecutors generally must prove a law enforcement officer was attempting to lawfully arrest the defendant and the defendant intentionally prevented or attempted to prevent the officer from making the arrest. Possible defense arguments. Did the prosecution prove the arrest was lawful? Did the prosecution prove the defendant intentionally resisted the arrest? Is the body cam footage and other evidence sufficient to establish resistance beyond a reasonable doubt? My opinion, yes. My opinion is definitely yes. It's enough. It's sufficient. Possible sentencing up to 364 days in jail and or a fine up to $5,000. Publix. Oh my god, I'm late to the party, Jamie. But Publix tea, I like it. I like it a lot. Wow said also bingo square for drunk guy was I live up the street. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. You can take that one, too. I We had to put that one in there. Thank you, Wow. You can definitely have that square. All right, we're going Excuse me. We're [clears throat] going on to got another another drunk person. Another drunk older guy. Police chief dragged from car after DUI. He is a retired police chief. I will say that. But nonetheless, here we go. >> So, you're the police chief? >> Police department. >> This idiot. He was going too fast. [screaming] >> Shut up, bro. Quick out of your misery right now. >> At least I got traffic. >> He's got a little bit. >> Other than that, I'm trying to keep him. >> Yeah. Hey, I'm sorry, sir. Did you see what happened? >> Yes. This guy. Sorry, my English is not good, but I tried to explain this. This guy coming from all the way. >> It's a guy in the Buick. >> Yeah, I hit the fast piece sometime this guy. >> Where's this guy in the black car speeding or something? >> Yeah. >> I don't know what the >> Can I talk to her real quick? Hey, miss. Can I just grab a driver's license from you? Are you injured or anything? >> Your head? >> I called our daughter. They were ahead of us. >> Sure. >> Come there. Is this guy drunk or what? >> I He might have a head injury to be honest with you. I'm not sure. I can't get in. >> Well, he's rattling himself. >> Yeah. >> Can I get a couple other for traffic control? Are >> you serious? Are you okay? >> Appreciate it. [laughter] >> Are you okay? >> LET ME GO. >> HE'S GOT TO END IT HERE. That's why he's yelling screaming like that. >> Other than that, I don't know if he's been drinking or not. >> Yeah. It's hard to tell. >> Okay, here we go. COME ON. >> YEAH, he came and HIT THAT CENTER METER. WE WERE ALL SITTING IN LINE FOR >> BEHIND HIM OR SOMETHING. >> THE RED CAR. That's mine. >> Yeah. >> I'm sitting in traffic and he comes down this way, hits this thing, and then the whole car just flips over like this. >> LARRY, RELAX. JUST RELAX. [screaming] >> LET ME GO. >> LARRY, JUST RELAX. It's like the first guy, but instead of being at a beach, we're here in the middle of the street. >> LET ME GO, >> LARRY. Just relax. Really hard to tell somebody with a head injury. >> Yeah, I GOT YOU. >> LET'S GO, >> LARRY. LET ME GO. >> 525. JUSTICE, advise the FD. They got to come uh 79th Street from 88th Avenue in opposite lane. [screaming] >> LET'S GO. LET ME GO. DO YOU HAVE THE KEYS? >> HE'S GOT HIM ON HIS >> I can't tell if I can't tell if it's an I can't see if he's got an injury or what. >> He's got blood on his face. I don't know if that was from Probably Probably the airbag. >> Yeah, maybe. >> Veronica some Toby, go scroll back. Thank you for my floating heart. I do see it. Thank you, Veronica, if you're still in here. >> Go. Let's go. Can't tell if he's drunk. He's got a hand injury. What the deal is? >> That's what he's saying. >> Come on. YOU GO. [screaming] LET ME GO. COME ON. YOU >> DUDE. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. >> LET ME GO. >> OKAY. All right. Calm down. >> THEN MAKE ME GO. >> CALM DOWN. RELAX. >> YOU KNOW WHAT? I'M THE >> YOU KNOW WHAT? I'M THE COP AND BRIDGE. YOU DON'T DO THAT. >> OKAY. STOP. >> YEAH. Come on. >> Come on. >> Got 32. >> What does he have a 32 on him? >> I don't know. >> You have a gun on you? >> 34. >> Yeah, dude. Come on. Let me go. >> He does. >> Obviously, I I can't get in there. I don't know if he's got a head injury. I don't >> He He should have not been driving. He He should not have a weapon on him. He's a village employee and his name's Larry Clemick and he's got blood hanging off his >> and he's he's he's swearing and all that. Larry, how are you? >> I think it's that climate. I think he's wasted or he's got or both. He has a head injury. He's combative and I don't know if he has 32 on him. I suppose he was going westbound smashing into this and >> is your car in park, sir? >> Well, you guys are awesome. You guys are good. You guys are good. Let me go through. Thank you very much, >> dude. You got to get out of the car, >> Jamie. Right when he was like, I don't know if he's under the influence. Okay, either again it's a brain thing, maybe dementia or something else, or it's he's under the influence. Like, come on. He is holding on to that steering wheel like he can drive off right now. Like, I'm good. Let me drive off with this airbag in my face like nothing has happened. Pickled brain cells. >> Climbing. >> Let me go. Larry, don't give these guys a hard time. Don't give them a hard time. All right. >> They're great. >> Don't give them Yeah. Don't give them a HARD TIME. >> THEY'RE GREAT. >> Is that man? >> His name is Larry. >> That's not Wall-E, is it? Or it could be Wall-E. It is Wall-E. Oh, it is. Okay. What apartment does he work? >> He's retired. >> He's got a bridge. He's got to shoot us from Bridge. >> 506 Justice, can you put me in touch with the watch commander from Bridge View? We got a involved party to be the chief of police in Bridge and he's uh possibly 105. >> What's the Drake? I forgot. >> 55. >> Wall-E's Wall-E. >> Wall-E. The fire department's here to help you. >> Yeah. Just Just make sure you're getting everything just >> Wally Kle with the chief of police from View. What the last? >> I I know because you guys are all awesome. >> I mean, I've seen head injuries, but nothing like this. I mean, we met >> cuz it's probably not just a head injury. That's why you haven't seen it related to a head injury. It's not just a head injury. No. Retired and acting a plum fool. Sakp. >> I didn't smell any alcohol in them, so I I really can't tell. Come on, let me go to this point. Come on, guys. You guys are awesome. That's cool. >> I can't let you drive right now. >> Why can't you let me drive? >> Well, one, because the car is not going to return because you're not answering. >> Yeah, I know who he is. >> Just let me go. >> I think the background they had to put somebody on a stretcher from him wrecking these people's cars. Watching in the background, I can kind of see is their heads on the in the left hand side. But they out there. Yeah. People are here injured because of him. And we still babying him. I really can't tell. >> Come on, let me go this way. Come on, guys. You guys are awesome. That's cool. I can't let you drive right now. >> Why can't you let me drive? >> Well, one because the car is not going to return because you're not. >> Yeah, I know who he is. >> Just let me go by. Just let me go. >> Oh, I think it's your best. >> I think that should be >> again. And it's just like that male cop that was uh babying that dude that was on the beach acting a fool. It's time to go. Right. They taking too long. It's time to drag him out. at his car. He's screaming at all the paramedics. It's a two-lane road. >> And they pointed out a massive traffic backup behind him as well. So, they're doing all this baby. And there's a lot of things going on behind him. That's exact. No, they are. You can tell they are. His We know his name's Wall-E. We know they know him. They are They are definitely treating him special because they know of his history. They know him uh that he used to be on the forest, right? driving while drinking is dangerous or if he's not drinking, they say they don't smell alcohol. His mental state is dangerous or whatever else he took that made him like this is dangerous. He shouldn't He should not be driving if this is how he is. This is crazy. I think they said a car flipped too. He can He easily could have killed somebody. Definitely. He's injured somebody. They put someone on a stretcher. The sun's going down. They still talking, right? Special treatment. Gwen. Yes, he's Lawrence number two. He is >> because of the construction. So, he's completely bogged down the entire 79th Street. He's claiming to be the chief of police for Bridge View. He's got a shirt on. Bridgew shirt on. Okay, no problem. >> Get the out of there. >> Wally, you got to have to get out of the car, my man. Dude, don't make this harder than it has to be, please. >> Wow. They've been calling this man Wall-E since since they opened his car door and we heard yelling. They know him. Not every last officer didn't know him, but the officers, enough of them knew him. They did. Just, you know, you know how it is. Somebody not going to know somebody, but they they knew him. They He was We Wall-E. He Yeah, he's a retired police chief. Blah blah blah. They knew him. >> This [ __ ] >> Wall-E. >> Oh, that's the airbag. >> Who the put that in there? >> Uh, what's the name of your car? >> Wall-E, you have to get out of the car. >> TELL HIM GET THE OUT OF HERE. NO, you're going in there >> obviously. >> Get the OUT OF HERE. >> YOU WANT to walk over there? You want us to bring the stretcher? >> Get out of the car. >> Got seat bel. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, we're not getting from the other side really. >> Wall-E, get out of the car, my man. >> Wally, you got to get out of the car. >> Are they bringing stretcher? You guys bringing a stretcher? You guys putting this restraint on? >> COME ON. TELL THEM. >> And with how with how much he's jerking his own head, they need to stop playing if they talking about they don't want to move him cuz he might have a head injury. Whatever he has, he's already made it worse. Get him out THE CAR. >> THE OUT OF HERE. >> WE don't want to take >> Come on, Wally. You ready? >> Come on, buddy. You got to get out. You >> got to get out. >> Wally, you're right. Let's go. >> What the is this? >> Come on, buddy. >> You know what? Get the out of here. >> All right. Well, we're going to have to get out, man. What? What? What? What do you do? >> I maintain because I don't know. I maintain 30% of myself thinking it's a mental thing that can come with age. I I am that I'm going to keep it there cuz I already said I was mad about the other stuff, but I am maintaining some of this back for he's going through something mental and that's why he acted like this. >> Back here. You know what? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING BACK HERE IN MY ARM? >> WALLY, come on. >> Come on. You got to come out of the car. You got a seat belt put? >> Hey, >> I just I just pulled it off. >> Oh, it's undid it. >> So, it should be good. >> Let's go. >> Have to hop out of the car, man. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Wally, come on, buddy. >> COME ON. YOU KNOW WHAT? I WANT THE CHIEF OF POLICE AND BRIDGE. WHY YOU DO THIS TO ME? >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. COME ON. >> ALL RIGHT. YOU GOT TO hop out of the car. >> What? Wally, let's go. >> Wally, come on. >> WHY? WHY YOU DO THIS TO >> WHAT? You're embarrassing yourself. >> What? >> You're embarrassing yourself. Come on. >> You know what? DON'T DO TO MY ARMOR. >> WALLY, let's go. JUST LEAVE ME ALONE. >> IF YOU WANT TO KEEP >> YOU KNOW WHAT? HEY, >> GET HIM THE OUT OF HERE. >> IF YOU WANT TO KEEP any any part of your career left, get out of the car. Nice. Now, >> if you want to have a job tomorrow, get out of the car nice. >> You know what? You know what? >> Leave me alone. >> Let's go. >> The job they're talking about is he took on another job after he retired as a police chief. I saw that when I watched the end. >> Hop out of the car, >> get him THE OUT OF HERE. >> Let's go, Wally. >> No. Get him out of here. No. No. No. Let's go. >> STOP FIGHTING. >> STOP DOING THAT TO ME. >> WALL-E, >> NO. STOP DOING THAT TO ME. >> WALLY, out of the car, man. >> I know, but >> stop doing that to me. >> PUT YOUR FEET OUT. [screaming] >> STOP DOING THAT TO >> LET'S GO. >> NO. NO. >> WALLY, stop resisting. Let's go. >> LET'S GO. [screaming] >> STOP RESISTING, WALL-E. Come on, >> Wall-E. Let's go. >> All right. [clears throat] >> Wall-E, let's go. >> Come on, guys. >> Come on. >> YOU GUYS HURT ME A LOT. >> We're trying to PULL YOU OFF. >> OH, NO. YOU GUYS HURT ME. >> WE'RE NOT PLAYING GAMES NO MORE. LET'S GO. >> I KNOW, BUT DON'T HURT ME. >> GET OUT. Get out. >> I know, BUT DON'T hurt me. We're not hurting you, Ollie. >> I know. NO, YOU DID. >> LET'S GO. >> OKAY, GUYS. COME ON. NO, YOU GUYS ARE MY BUDDIES. >> I know. Then let's go. >> I KNOW, BUT DON'T DO THAT. STOP, >> WALL-E. Let's get your hands off this. >> Okay. Come on, guys. >> I'M SORRY. COME ON. COME ON. STOP. >> NO, come on. Come on. Let's get that arm. Feel it. [clears throat] >> We're out. Okay, we're out. >> This is where I always want to hear about people's history outside of what I see on body cam. I want to know what his subordinates thought about him when he was still on the force. Did he display this type of behavior as far as did he drink on the job? Did he say some crazy things? Were his actions like this? Is this now just because of again uh his type of aging thing? Does he have substances in his body? Is this a mental thing? Cuz that's that's what I'm saying. Why cows? I'm holding space. I got a good 30% in me that it could be dementia or something related. I I do. I'm holding some space for it because this is a lot. It's a lot, >> guys. Man, speak. >> I'm sorry, guys. I'm sorry. >> We're just going to get checked out. You guys out. >> We ask you to get out of the car. How many times? Right. What? How many times do we ask you to get out of the car? >> Well, you guys hurt me. >> All right. Well, get up now. >> Okay. Hop up to be a grown adult now. Get up. I hope they give us closure and tell us the cause by the time we finish this video. I think he retired on his own. It was well I don't know but they I think it was 30 something years he did on the force. They're they should say it at the end but I don't know if it was forced or not cuz sometimes they won't label it forced but it was like hey either you can retire or you about to get fired. So I don't know officially. I bet it's nothing medical other than him consuming too much alcohol. It it might be hope. I do want them to give us closure. I do hope for closure. >> You guys hurt me. I'm sorry. Get off. Come on. How much you had to drink tonight, Wall-E? >> No. Not today. No. No. Not today. >> Okay. How much you had to drink the last hour? >> Street. >> Ow. What? >> Guys, I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, up. Come on. >> Hold on. I'm going back. He didn't answer the question. He just said, but I thought I heard something else. Hold on. >> Drink the last hour. 57. >> OW. >> OH, WHAT? >> GUYS, I'm sorry. >> Okay, well, get up. Come on. >> WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. >> Oh my god. [screaming] >> Come on, guys. >> Checking for that 32 offensive. >> Hurry. Come on, guys. >> Come on, guys. >> You're You're my awesome guy. No matter what's wrong with him, if it's alcohol, if it does turn out to be dementia, he does not need to own a weapon. I know that much. And he does not need to be operating a vehicle. >> Hey, you're hurting me. >> Well, then quit resisting. >> What? >> Stop. You're hurting me. >> Oh, well, quit resisting. You want TO DO >> SO? Can you do the crash? >> Sorry, guys. >> Okay. You know what? >> Okay. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, WHOA, WHOA. HIT MY CAR. >> I DON'T HAVE ONE, THOUGH. >> WHAT' the witness say? Murf, >> he was driving like fast coming this way, hit this like uh end, and then rolled into him. >> After obtaining a search warrant for his blood and being released from the hospital more than 4 hours later, Wally still isn't fully cooperative. But what were the what were the results of his blood? Midwest safety. Come on, >> Mr. Walry. You ready? Come on. You need to help. >> Yeah. Right away. I got you. Where are we going? Over here. Right through this door right here. You're going to be in and out. Okay. You got to fingerprint. You give you your citations and I'll give you a ride home. Okay. All right. I'm going to take your hand. >> If he's still being booked, that means they found something in his blood or he just still be in that hospital being treated for to me if it was something more uh mental related, health related. So right now based on them testing his blood and he's in his handcuffs, you're telling me y'all found something off. Okay. >> You understand your vehicle was towed, right? >> What? Your vehicle was towed cuz you you were in a car accident. >> My vehicle was what? >> It was towed. >> Towed? >> Yeah. >> No, it was not towed. >> Well, yes, it was. I'm telling you. >> This is going to be >> Was it towed by you? >> Listen. Listen to what I'm trying to tell you. >> It wasn't towed. >> It was involved in an accident. Don't >> you crash into another car you've been and you've been drinking? >> I pulled by No, I'm pulled by you guys. >> Sir, I'm I'm explaining this. >> Dang it. He's he going to ride home after all that. These people these people that he wrecked that he crashed into probably going to have back problems for the rest of their life. Uh injury related arthritis and all kinds of stuff. But they going if if he was under the influence and he's getting driven home. Yep. He got it good. Yes. Four hours and a possible ride home. >> This is going to be your uh sight and release. You have a court date. Okay. >> For what? >> For DUI. >> Okay. >> A DUI. >> I'm I'm explaining to you what this is. Stop getting upset. Okay. >> What do you mean a DUI? >> All right. There we go, y'all. They said DUI. >> DUI. >> That's what the officer charged you with. The officer arresting officer charged you with a DUI. Okay. These are going to be your citations. Okay. Failure to reduce speed to avoid a crash. driving under the influence. Improper traffic lane usage. So, you're going to have three citations and this is going to be your court date. Okay. I need your signature here. >> I'm not going I'm not going the I I'm not drunk. I I came from work by >> I came by work by you guys. >> Okay. You want You want to get out from here or you want to stay in here? If you want to get outside here. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. Then [laughter] I came from you. I came from work by you guys. I'm not drunk. >> You can argue that in court. >> Yeah. I'm not drunk. >> Okay. Okay. So then you can argue that in court. >> Yeah. >> Here you go. >> So So I'm not signing anything. >> That's just a promise you're going to go to court. >> I'm not going to court because I came from them when I was working and I I can't you know I came by you guys. >> Yeah. >> All right. Since he does have a drinking problem. I want to know even more from his co-workers and subordinates if they noticed if he had a drinking problem while he was on the force. Cuz usually if you're going to develop that type of problem, you're going to develop it in your most highest stressed time of your life. And being a police officer, that's that's high stress. So I just want to know that anybody noticed this. >> I'm going to give you a ride back home. Okay. >> What? I'm going to give you a ride back home. >> But what about my car? >> Your car was pulled. It was involved in an accident. It's not driving. >> My car wasn't involved in an accident. What? >> Okay. >> Your car wasn't involved in I pulled in by you guys. Let's go back to your place and see if it's there. >> I'm telling you, we we told your vehicle, the officer who >> That's real bad because even a lot other people with drinking problems or they did a they had a DUI, they still see that a wreck was caused by them. He's not even recalling there was a wreck. He thinks he pulled up beside them. >> Arrested. Why was it? >> You can if you want to talk to a sergeant, you can. And he can explain it to you. But why was a towed by your >> I I I'm I'm just repeating myself now at this point. >> I didn't I didn't get an you know I didn't get accident by your house by by your building. >> No. >> Do you want a ride home or are you going to call somebody to come get you? >> I'm sorry. >> Do you want a ride home or is somebody going to come get you? So obviously he said he's going to drive me home, but I don't know why my car for your house here in your wallet and everything is here. >> Follow me. Grab your keys, grab your wallet, and grab your insurance card. >> I see. >> Okay. >> Yeah. See that? Let me see. Let me see. >> Police department. Yeah. >> So you're the police chief right here. >> Where? your insurance card. >> Come on. Come on. Follow me. >> Walter Klimck, more commonly known by his peers as Wall-E, served as police chief for the Bridge View, Illinois Police Department from 2013 to 2016. His official LinkedIn profile also lists his work experience, including 37 years of law enforcement expertise and 14 years serving as head of security at United Trust Bank. Before Wally was transported to jail, he was taken to the hospital where reports indicate he refused a blood draw that would test his blood alcohol content. Wally was charged with resisting arrest. >> Okay, that's why couldn't they he refused the blood draw. So, they're going off of their most probable cause. They're what they're seeing. They're suspecting it is a DUI. Okay. All right. >> Then DUI and is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> Now, in the time after Wallally's arrest, the Bridge View Police Department, where he formerly served as police chief, has avoided providing any comment on the incident. However, they involve officers in the body cam footage who work for the Justice Illinois Police Department described Wally as hostile and uncooperative in their reports. When your own peers that are supposed to look up to you as a leader become the ones holding you accountable, it shows you have a complete lack of respect for the job and the responsibilities that come with it. especially in the field of law enforcement where professionalism is the bare minimum standard. I once worked with a sergeant who was unprofessional and unpredictable. And if he didn't like you, you knew it. Now, of course, I was a younger officer at the time, but even then, I could tell something deeper was going on. One day, he was late for work. The lieutenant called him and the sergeant said he was on his way. Hours later, they went to his house and found that he decided to clock out permanently. That stayed with me because it taught me something. What people occurring in their personal lives has a way of showing up in their professional lives. And if those problems go in check long enough, they can become heavier than the person carrying them. >> With him telling that story, I think I think Wally was on something because Yeah, cuz he didn't go back to, you know, something biological happened. Like again, dementia, you there's there's nothing you can do about that. That's not really, you know what I mean? He didn't go to that. He gave an analogy of another person that used to be his superior that was very unlikable and then unfortunately that person took their own life but he's not going back to say I don't know it's it's just the story he chose to pick gives me. Yeah. Right. That's what it gives me. Saka say exactly. All right. We have one more attorney reacts. I'm going try to stop it this time before he starts talking about the answer. So, okay. Let me know what y'all think. I'll try to pause it like I'm supposed to. Lawyers reaction. >> My client just was robbed a week ago and the burglars jump over this fence. So, we installing the spikes. They're really sharp. >> When you play a lot for the >> All right. See, he was going fast. I caught it. Do y'all think that the homeowner can install those spikes right there because his house had gotten um burglarized before and it was via them jumping over his his fence or his gate or whatever. I have an opinion on this, but I want to give y'all time to type a little bit of a yes or no or something. Do Okay, the yes or no is, do you think the homeowner can do that? Yes or no? Ace Moonshot said booby traps are illegal. Period. Point blank. Jacqueline said nope. Ladies grandma said yes, they can. Okay, I'm going tell y'all for me something feels too dangerous about you doing it where other people of the public that are not trying to do anything nefarious can still get hurt as well. Ashley said yes. Ty said no. So that's why I'm thinking a no. And I didn't even think booby trap. I was thinking that seems very public facing. So that's not like right by your house either. So you you seem like you cannot do that. But booby traps in general, if they're illegal, which they sound like they are, then then I'm it's a whole no. But I was a half no because what if someone's just doing maintenance out there and they get poked by those spikes or something like they're not doing anything like that? I'm assuming it's okay if it's not a HOA. All right, let's see what uh does he say Yugo? Yeah, I think it's Yugo. Okay, let's see what he says. In this case, THIS HOMEOWNER WAS FED UP BECAUSE HE WAS BURGLARIZED and decided TO INSTALL THESE ANTI-LIMB SPIKES ON HIS WALL. COURTS will always look to see whether or not an innocent person could potentially be harmed by the spikes. So whether it's a landscaper trying to trim those BUSHES OR A UTILITY COMPANY TRYING TO WORK ON THE UTILITY LINES OR EVEN A TREE TRIMMER TRYING TO TRIM THE TREE, IF THE DANGER is unknown to innocent parties, then a court will hold the homeowner liable. BUT IF THERE ARE WARNINGS SUCH AS A SIGN OR IF THE SPIKES are obvious, the homeowner is going to be protected. So based on this video alone, where there are no signs, it's very likely that this homeowner could be held liable. BUT I'LL LET YOU GUYS BE THE JURY. And >> okay, okay, we were on the right track. I was like, I feel like someone else getting hurt and then he has no sign. Okay. All right. All right. So that's what that's the answer. So he didn't say booby traps are illegal or I don't know if that would count as a booby trap because it is technically visible. Maybe that's why. So maybe it wouldn't necessarily be a booby trap. But I was like no, I don't think he can do that though. Would be messed up if a kid a kid ball go over says, "Oh, that kid is might as well get another ball." All right. Yeah, I would think he'd be liable uh as well. Okay. It's so many annoying people today. We have Oh, you know, I can't I'm too tired to even go over Wall-E's charges. We're gonna keep going. Um, nononsense trooper doesn't waste a second humbling driver. She's annoying as well, but we have Sergeant Curtis in the mix, so it'll help us a little bit with the buffer. >> You haven't cooperated one bit. How about I tow your vehicle? You go to jail. >> Yes. Shut up. Sit there. In policing, you find people who are willing to test every limit to see how far they can push you before you will take them to jail. Sometimes it's just putting the window down an inch at a time every time you tell them to do it. Sometimes it's refusing to provide their identification. But I can guarantee you, if you decide to do all those things, there's an Arkansas State Trooper who's willing to oblige you and realize that jail is your next step. This is one of those. Okay, I really like what I see so far. Took his time. Went up to the car. It's dark. Printed the vehicle. You saw him put his prints on the vehicle. But what a lot of people don't realize is that illumination that's onto the vehicle. There's a lot of different lights. There are what's called takedown lights which shine directly into that rear window. There's spotlights that we can adjust. The high beams come on once the emergency lights are activated. So that really provides a really strong funnel of light which blinds the driver and makes it difficult for them to look back at us. So it's good to >> I was just about to say I all I know is whatever lights they use I am blinded by them. >> Know that that's exactly kind of the protection an officer has upon the approach of a vehicle. Oh, can you open your window up for me or your window? Either way. >> No. Roll your window all the way down or open your door. >> I don't know what to tell you. You're either going to open your door, roll it all the way down. Roll your window all the way down. Thank you. Arkansas State Police Trooper, as you're coming up behind me, I know just let you know you have a headlight out. Are you aware of that? Yes. >> So, that's the only reason I'm pulling you. You have a headlight out as you come up behind me. Do you have a driver's license and insurance on you? >> I don't. >> Is that the one they want to give me? >> Is this your vehicle? >> Yes. >> Sak said them lights will have you seeing stars till you get home. And don't have a stigmatism. I have a stigmatism so bad. I I didn't know that that's what that was and that we were the ones of us that suffer from a stigmatism see basically lightsabers and Christmas lights forever and ever. I thought we were all seeing lights the same way at night. Did not realize that's that. I thought aigmatism was just about my nearsightness or something. Learned that from Tik Tok actually. But yeah, uh I don't need it. I'm going to die with those lights in my eyes. The coming. >> The coming. Are you buying it on this? >> Oh, yeah. I understand that. >> Okay. So, if you didn't hear it, there is a male voice on a speaker phone. So, this is the Chaos Companion digital version egging her on into a situation that's likely going to cause her challenges. Not a good choice. >> That is the question. Why do you need my eyes and good insurance to hold me over for a headlight? >> Cuz you're on I'm on a traffic stop right now and that's the law. Okay. Okay. To be so aggressive about >> No, you asked you asked me a question. That's that's the law. Okay. So, you're on a traffic stop. By law, you have to give me those things. Do you want to identify yourself? You're also not wearing your seat belt. >> Yes, I was. I took it off after. >> It's behind your back. >> I took it off. I put it like this. >> Well, do you also do do you see it's not across your lap, so that's physically impossible for you not to do that? >> Do you understand that? Unless you got out of your seat. >> No. Yeah, I thought >> you didn't do that. >> I don't understand. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license? >> No, sir. >> Then get out of the vehicle for me. >> You see that interaction? You see that? Clear questions. Horrible answers. I would say without me pausing and without Sergeant Curtis pausing, we had about 90 seconds to two minutes of stupidity and he's not here for it anymore. And it's time to get out the car. That's what I want to see just about all the time. [laughter] You is is do you want to hand over your license? >> Okay, cool. Get out the vehicle. We're done. We're done. [clears throat] >> Excuse me. Get out of the vehicle. Just open my vehicle. I'm on my way to my daughter's house. >> That is irrelevant. You're on a traffic stop right now. >> You're fixing to go to jail. >> Why? >> Yes. Do you understand that? >> What did I do? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Honey. >> Yeah. >> Why am I going get Don't touch me. Ow. God bless. I'm at the Dollar T 62. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Come here. I don't know what the [ __ ] I What the hell did I do? Roy, he's arresting me. >> Yeah, >> he is arresting. >> What's your name? >> She going to have to call Roy from the jail. Roy gave horrible ad advice. >> Sir, what did I do? >> You have not cooperated since the minute I've met you. No, you haven't. Not rolling your window down. I ain't got your ID. Don't want to give me your ID. >> I don't have my ID. >> Okay, turn around. >> Run it back for the camera, sir. That's right. So when these prosecutors and everybody else review this, they ain't even Yeah. They will not misunderstand why you got this woman out of the car. It's >> my car. >> Please. Sir, >> it's my son's. >> Yeah, >> it is. What? >> Sir, I haven't done anything in your head. You have no headlight, no seat belt. >> I didn't know about the headlight. Thank you very, very much. >> If you listen to me, you're supposed to do what I say. By law, you are required to identify yourself. You understand that? No, you haven't. You haven't cooperated one bit. How about I tow your vehicle and you go to jail. >> Don't. >> Yes. Then shut up and sit there. >> You haven't cooperated one bit. >> No, you haven't. You haven't even g No, you're pass that. Pass that. Nope. >> Victoria Parker. >> Yeah, good for you. >> So, that escalated quickly and again, egged on by the speaker phone person. We see this happen so frequently. I don't understand it why people will continue to challenge this thing that they don't have to give their information to an officer when they get pulled over for a traffic stop. This lady is not a young lady. She seems like she's had her driver license at least once for a period of time in her life. And to not know that is just baffling. And Roy is not helping the situation. One other point that I'm going to mention, and this is just a constructive critique. I know that the officer is a little amped up a bit. I don't think that it's really a great practice to tell people to shut up. I get it. You know, I was a Marine. Talking tough is not something that startles me. But I'm going to tell you that discourtesy complaints are a thing. And do you want to have to deal with that nonsense? Again, this is a minor thing and I know a lot of younger people want to go into this profession and they reach out to me frequently and I'm going to speak to what I believe is the best practice and telling a person to shut up, sit down is not going to be the best practice. I get it. You're not going to hurt my feelings by telling me that I'm being a softy. Look at my background. >> Suppose you were like that. You started it 100%. Guess what? It's all on camera. All on audio. >> I didn't feel comfortable rolling. I don't care. >> Good for you that I I rolled it down. >> Good thing we're in a parking lot. Lighted on camera. Don't feel like you need to give me your driver's license. Don't feel you need to get out of the vehicle. >> I just asked the question. >> Keep arguing. And I gave you [snorts] the answer. >> 100% you have. Still are right now. What is your name? >> What is your name? >> It's Victoria Carpenters. Sir, >> you have an Arkansas driver's license or ID? >> Not on me right now. I thought it was in my wallet. It's not. turn around and sit on that black bar. Sit on the black bar. >> So, I want to talk about this practice of having a person sit on that bar, which is I called it a buddy bumper. There's some other names that people use for it. And having the person face towards their own vehicle. Now, I know that there can be an argument for why a person would do that. From my training experience, having them face the takedown lights, which are on, is the practice that I've always used. And maybe he doesn't want her looking at him, but I always did it the same way. And as the stop progresses, we'll see if there's any reason why he elected to do it this way. I also want to mention that she told this guy Roy where she is and is Roy in route. We definitely have to wonder is he possibly going to be coming here and what is he going to do when he gets to the location? It happens very frequently. I know her heard her say I'm the dollar general and think that now the officer is inside his vehicle and when we're running people and doing all the things we do inside the car at night and I work the majority of my career at night. One pro tip for officers is if you need to see things inside your car, a red light will protect your night vision. So, I used to take out the little plastic part of the interior light and I would put like a red cellophane inside of it and it protects and preserves your night vision and keeps your car dimly illuminated to a point where it's difficult for people on the outside to see what's going on on the inside. >> Great tip. That's why they turn his videos into training videos. Did not know that. >> Has your seat belts locked. >> Oh, is that a W pipe sitting right there? have a license. >> You have a medical license. Where's that at? >> It's at home. >> What does a good vet do? You >> I understand that. I >> Do you have in the car? >> Huh? >> Yeah, a little bit. I >> don't need that. Sit down. >> I wasn't trying to get up, sir. I was just trying to >> If she has a valid license and this cop only pull her over to tell her about her headlight and at most give her a ticket. Now, now you got weed in your car, no marijuana license or medical license or whatever. How much harder has she made her life for no reason? Also, you're going to jail, which would which would have been a citation just for the headlight if he so chose to pursue the headlight or just warn you about your headlight. These are the choices people make with their lives. intake. >> Back to my point about having the person face the patrol car and towards the lights. Those lights shining at a person, most likely they're going to put their head down or maybe even a lot of times close their eyes and they're not looking at you conduct your search. It gives you the tactical edge in the event that they try to take off, run, or do whatever. And it doesn't like she's going to do that. But in policing, you just never know. So facing this way, best practice in my opinion. So you told me you were wearing your seat belt. That is physically impossible. >> My shoulders. >> That's not That's That's not how you wear your seat belt. >> Your lap? Nope. Listen, if you would stop talking, you could hear me. If your seat belt was across your body and your lap is the proper way to wear it. >> I understand, sir. >> I'm 15. She's also the phone, so you may be telling me. Yeah, >> I apologize for the >> if that's the dash cam mic that's picking him up talking. That's a good microphone cuz I can hear I almost could hear what they said was unintelligible. I kind of cuz I heard them say she something. That's a good microphone picking up that sound. >> You don't have a medical card in here? >> Uh no, I don't. But I didn't have I can have somebody bring it to me. >> I'll look in the system I'll look in the system. See if it's in here. I don't know. >> Turn around. Face my car. >> Yeah, that doesn't fix things. Now, the original video, cuz Sergeant Curtis links the original videos, it was titled something about a sovereign citizen. Um, so I wondered, did something later indicate she was a sovereign citizen? Cuz people that are not sovereign citizens do this all the time. They don't want to show their ID. They don't have their ID. They're difficult and all this other stuff. You know, sovereign citizens have a certain script they usually go by. And I have skipped around, so it might come up later, but I had not heard anything yet that indicates she's a sovereign citizen. fix things. You're going to jail. >> Why? My daughter needs me. So, please can we wait until my car until my person shows up? Why am I >> Don't start pulling away now. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Why am I going to jail? >> People, let this be a lesson. This is clearly a trooper. Don't play that. You cross that line and you're just in the I'm going to jail mode. You're going to get maxed out and you're going to jail. So, let this be a lesson. What is the purpose of playing this? Whether or not you're going to give your ID. And to the person that's on the phone giving this bad advice, stop doing that. Stop it. Because now his woman is heading to the scout. >> We didn't know. >> Sir, why are we going to jail? Can I wait? >> PLEASE, SIR. [screaming] YOU'RE HELPING ME, SIR. WHAT DID I DO? What did I do? Sir, what did I do? Her body must be made of I'm also giving us a break from all the screaming and screeching. Her body must be made of uh butterfly wings because that man barely touched her. She ain't even she ain't even really scooch when she was like, "You're hurting me." Nothing happened. How do y'all How do they make it through life? What did I do? WHAT DID I DO, SIR? What did I do? What did I do? I didn't do anything. Here are >> what did I do? I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. Please, sir. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. MY DAUGHTER NEEDS ME. MY GRANDBABY needs me. >> Something I'd like to share here, the seat belt. Another name for a seatelt is a passenger restraint. She's not seat belted in. And people are going to say, "Well, the car is not moving. It's not in motion." But think about this and something that I would do, especially if I had to do something like this where I'm at the vehicle and the suspect is inside the car. I put the seat belt on the person and then I could look back at them and if they take the seat belt off, I know that they took the seat belt off for whatever reason. I know they're handcuffed, but people can easily reach around and unsnap the seat belt. And if they do that, then they're giving me a visual cue that they're attempting to do something. And obviously, this was a seatelt situation as well that they had. Could be a teachable moment on how to effectively wear your seatelt. Put the seatelt on the person, take the passenger spotlight, which moves, and turn it directly on that person. So that means the spotlight is shining on them. They can't see you and you can see inside the vehicle. And if they take the seat belt off, it gives you at least that little tactical edge. Oh, I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, I want you to look back. Look at what the trooper has to do to look back at his vehicle. It shows you that blinding effect that having all those lights on has. So, if she's in the car, sometimes you can turn your lights down if you're going to be there so that she doesn't have the advantage of seeing you. And that spotlight shining on her is a benefit for you because you can see inside the car. It's a really good visual. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Please talk to me. Somebody else talk to me. Please. >> The arriving officer is not an Arkansas State Trooper. I don't believe judging by the uniform. >> Well, first she didn't want to roll her window down. Then she didn't want to identify herself. She didn't think she HAD >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> ANYTHING. Then I had to drag her OUT OF THE VEHICLE. [screaming] >> I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> PHONE TO where she was and cry for her husband and >> I burned cups just to drag her out the car in the car. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. SHE WAS screaming to him. >> I didn't do anything wrong. got a wrecker on the way. >> I didn't do anything wrong. She did all this and but has a valid life but I mean pulled over for no headlight and of course walked no seat belt but she had it on even though it was fully clipped behind her and everything else but she didn't think she had to show her driver's license or insurance. >> Yeah, that didn't work out for her. >> Didn't work out. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Out of the vehicle because she looked her window and wouldn't show insurance. She was on the phone with her husband or whoever it was >> playing sovereign citizen. >> No, I just didn't think she had to do that since I pulled over for a no headlight and didn't think that WAS >> I ASKED THE QUESTION. I WASN'T DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> Please stop. >> So he said, "Was she a sovereign citizen?" The trooper says, "No, I don't think so. She just didn't feel like she wanted to roll a window down. So even the sovereign citizen contagion and the ideology is transferred to people who just are being non-compliant. >> But she was screaming where we were. >> I DIDN'T DO anything wrong. >> BUT I MEAN >> I'M SORRY, BUT I'M GLAD YOU GUYS THINK THIS IS FUNNY. >> NOT WANTING TO TELL ME WHO SHE WAS. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG, GUYS. SO, we have three officers on the scene, two troopers, and I believe maybe that's a deputy sheriff. The question, are you in the shape to be in the fight of your life? I can't answer it. Only the people in this video can answer it. And that's something that you really have to do a gut check. No pun intended. Look in the mirror and say, "Am I in the shape to be in the fight of my life?" And that's a question you have to ask yourself. This job is incredibly serious. [snorts] >> Oh, yeah. She's freaking out. I thought she GOING >> I DIDN'T DO anything wrong. the something. Carpenter, >> DON'T HAVE MY CAR. PLEASE, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Please, sir, will you talk to me? Can I talk to you, please? >> What? >> Officer. Sir, please. >> I'm not playing when I say this. I have another headache. Yesterday, I handled the headache [laughter] I got and now I have another headache. >> I'm going to inventory it real quick. I haven't done that. But >> sir, >> haven't got that far. >> One of you. >> I thought [laughter] you might. >> Could I please talk to you? >> [ __ ] crazy. I mean, she actually wouldn't get out. >> I'd like to pause it right here and I want you to take a look at the gear on the officer that's right in the middle of the frame. And I want you to look at his radio how it's caned out. His pack set is caned out in this direction here. Now, you'll sometimes look at officers and you may see that from a tactical perspective. That's incredibly challenging because exiting your vehicle smoothly, that often will get hooked. It's happened to me before. or if you're going over a fence or if you're breaching and trying to go into a residence that extended like that can be a huge challenge. And what I love when I see about these Arkansas troopers is that their gear is always very sleek. So, a point of note, if your gear has that kind of camping thing or anything extended to that degree, it's better to keep it in straight. >> Now, Sergeant Curtis, that man ain't jumping over nobody fence. It's I He going to be all right. It's It's okay for him. Not everybody else maybe not. That man is not jumping over nobody's fence. Could he He also said get caught when you trying to get up. So maybe but let let that one slide >> flat. And it's [music] easy to make that adjustment on the belt. >> Huh? >> Did you ever find your insurance? Well, she gave me her insurance finally. But don't have a driver's license. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> Just don't have it. >> Huh? ID. >> I mean, not that she was until she had cuffs. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> HEARD NOTHING IN the >> 100%. >> Ridiculous. >> 100%. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. I ASKED the question. I APOLOGIZE. LOOK, THAT DOOR IS FOR MY >> I didn't do anything. >> Knock out this inventory. >> Can I PLEASE CALL SOMEBODY TO COME AND GET MY VEHICLE? I DON'T HAVE DAVID. >> Can I please call somebody to come and get my vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Sir, can I please call somebody to come and get my vehicle so it doesn't have to be towed? >> Could I please call somebody and have them come and get my vehicle with me? >> I've been trying to be truly Have you been cooperative with me? >> I didn't realize that I was being uncooperative. I apologize. I DIDN'T I APOLOGIZED though because I didn't know that I was being uncooperative. >> You are going to jail under arrest. >> Why? I didn't do anything, sir, for having a headlight out and it's asking a question. I was just asking a question, sir. I wasn't trying to argue with you. Why? >> I'm checking my um I'm checking bingo on this one. Hold on. Let's see here. for that other girl. For the one that was uh mocking the police, the one that was smoking in Walmart. This is going to be on YouTube. You can take that square if we didn't say that. [sighs] Okay. I thought we had I was just asking a question on here. I thought we had it cuz I'm like, "Oh my gosh, it sounds so familiar." All right. Did she drag out the word please? If she did, you can have that square. >> I didn't want to roll the window and the seat belt thing. I couldn't get in and out of that. I can show you. >> No, you But you didn't is the problem. >> I did. >> YEAH. >> MY DAUGHTER'S WAITING ON ME WITH MY GRANDBABY. Her and her boyfriend ran up to me. >> I didn't do anything. It's really interesting that she keeps repeating, "I didn't do anything wrong." Which I think that she's sad that she's in the back of a police car, but there's no acknowledgement that she handled this stop completely wrong. Granted, it escalated really quickly, but she's got to know that by law that trooper was 100% within his rights to do every single thing he did. He doesn't have to mess around and play around with her in the games. But isn't there a revelation that an adult at this age has that says, "You know what, Trooper, you're right. I should have done this differently. I'm ready to take my medicine." The sad part is it doesn't seem like she realizes that she did several things wrong and that's why she's in the back of the police car. And I feel bad because she mentioned that she's supposed to see her daughter and her granddaughter. And so this becomes a generational challenge where now her daughter doesn't have the mom and the granddaughter doesn't have the mom. It's a sad situation. It's really very very unfortunate that a person makes these kinds of decisions and then the domino effect to the family. I want to make another point. Being a father with daughters, you [music] think about the decisions that your son-in-law makes or your daughter's boyfriend makes. And this is a good example that if you're a parent, let them see this because the advice that people get from other people can land them in the back of the car. Cuz I'm pretty sure that had she not been on the phone with the other person, she would have made a wiser choice. >> Sergeant Curtis, no, she wouldn't have. Roy is the scapegoat. She was still going to make the ex That's why she don't know what she did wrong now. She would not have made a better decision if he wasn't on the phone. >> Didn't do anything wrong. What was >> What was that one? What did you just crumble up? Has to be >> I want to know. Why did you just crumble up? Yeah, >> A PIECE OF PAPER. >> YEAH, SHUT UP. [screaming] RELAX. You're sweating bullets. >> I'm sweating all because it's hot. >> YEAH, A MILLION MILES AN HOUR. >> NO, I'm not, sir. >> I sweat like this anyway, sir. I'm hot naturatured. >> Yeah, >> I didn't 1019 of the jail. 23872 is mileage. 23872. >> So, you heard him say mileage and you hear him say some numbers. So, for I've said this in my videos way back, on miles and off miles. In some departments, officers will give the last digits and the decimal to show that they went [music] from the destination they started to where they were supposed to end up. It's just a backup measure because a lot of cars have GPS and other measures to do that. But on miles and off miles is a procedure when you transporting a person, especially if it's a person from the opposite sex. Some departments do it with everyone. So, I just want to say something. This video is actually seems pretty simple, but it's actually really complex because this is an opportunity to think about something. The people that we allow to make decisions for us in our lives. It's clear that this decision was code decision between her and the person on the phone. But the seat belt is something else that I want to share with you. I decided to look what's going on in Arkansas and I found that Arkansas is part of the Click It or Stick It program. I'm going to read off the news article and this is from Memorial Day, which we're going to air this probably around that time. Captain, >> wait. Click it or stick it or click it or tick it. [laughter] He the graphic said click it or tick it. So I'm like all right now what is what is this other thing? Well, there's a there's one called Oh my god, there's another slogan that's come out lately. >> Brad Lan from the Arkansas State Police [music] mentioned that they want to do this click of the stick it program because this people wearing their seat belts saves [music] lives. And I want us to participate from a channel perspective because I looked up the numbers from 2025. Over 36,000 people died in traffic accidents last year. 50% died because they weren't wearing a seat belt. So if Arkansas troopers are doing this seat belt campaign, then from this channel, I'd like us to participate by committing to using our seat belt. Like this lady who didn't use her seatelt, this is a great opportunity to bring awareness to the click it sticking by the large community that we have. So click it or tick it campaign AND THE ARTIST. OH, HE CORRECTED AT THE END. [laughter] He corrected at the end. Yep. Yep. Okay. I was like, what is this clicking or sticking? What? [laughter] Explain this one to me. >> Are pushing that heavily and I'd like to participate with [music] the click it or ticket campaign by wearing your seat belt. You can save yourself from getting the ticket especially comment. >> I do believe in wearing the seat belt. Just want to throw it out there. And yes, seat belts do save lives. It's not going to save every life, but boy, like he said, it could could have reduced 50% of deaths of 30,000 or something deaths. That's crazy. Yeah. So, I am with the click of the ticket thing. But, all right, Sergeant Curtis. Um, I want to say that for this Arkansas officer, I'mma give him a 10 out of 10. No notes. [laughter] I'm so sorry. He gets no notes from me. Do keep carry on the way you've been carrying on, sir. or the state trooper. Carry on. Okay, this is the last one. Oh, what did y'all say about roadblocks? Okay, V said, "Here in Mississippi, they do roadblocks." Okay, like just every random sometimes random roadblocks to just stop people, make sure they wearing their seat belt, not drinking and stuff. And Red Ann said, "Alabama also love, I believe in seat belts." Yeah, it's just it's just too practical. Wear the seat belt. All right. Um, cops surprise teen trying to cash a fake check. On July 22nd, 2025, officers responded to a bank. >> Sorry, sorry, sorry. Got to give the interval of you going to jail after that one. We have to in honor of that state trooper. We have to do it. Hold on. >> The homies going to jail. [music] Going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. [music] Said you're going to jail tonight. Yeah, the homies going to jail. Said you're going to [music] jail tonight. I'm talking about the homie over there with no shirt. I go berserk. I had to put the [music] homie over there in the verse. He was all in the street, man. I'm keeping it clean. I'm pretty sure the homie was [music] on them and stars on my team. I'm just living my dream, man. You know I got him hooked [music] like my name is Karine. Freestyle, man. I'm going through hard man. Shout a homie in the front of the car. Hey bro, said you going to jail. You going to [music] jail tonight? The homies going to jail? Said you're going to jail [music] tonight. >> Okay, now cop surprise teen trying to cash fake check >> after receiving reports that a female was attempting to cash a fraudulent check. >> Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Doing good. Good. >> Hi. All that cost is this check. I called the owner to verify it and he said that they've been trying to default on his account all day with these type of checks specifically. >> Okay. [music] >> The first time we got >> Thank you for the super chat, Sak P. I appreciate it. Some channel support your way. Thank you so much. Yeah, that's why I called him because the style of the check is wrong. Um, >> the sty of the check doesn't match the previous ones and I authenticated the account owner and he said that they're trying to put out on his account with another person with that type of >> Okay, we doing a little investigation right here. Get it out here. >> No. Okay. Where did you receive that check? >> What do you receive this >> in the mail? >> In my mail. >> In your mail. >> Mhm. >> And then you just get here and and you want to catch it up. >> Yeah. >> So, basically, you're telling me that you receive this uh in the mail? >> Always on the phone. The phone isn't going to help you on this one. First of all, did another teenage friend convince her because she's a teenager. Convince her to do this? Because if a older person got her to do this. First of all, you're a teenager in 2025 is definitely less likely to understand how a legitimate check even looks at this point in my opinion. So that's stupid. Also, just trying to pass a fake check in general is dumb. Adult, teenager, whatever. I don't know how she thought she was going to get away with this. And as she fails to answer these questions properly, I'm like, did you not think about any of this ahead of time? You just thought you was going to come in here. Your name's printed on the line and there's no questions. You the check is just gonna go through for you. Your face is all on the bank's cameras and you just thought this will be fine. >> And you just you work for this? >> I did it one time. >> It did one time. >> It's like a long time ago. >> When when do you work for this company? >> It's like I don't even remember. It was long ago. >> Long ago. and you receive it now and you decide to come and and catch it up >> cuz we had moved from the other location so I had to get it sent to the house I was at. >> Okay. But basically what is they called? >> Yeah, I'll give it to you right now. >> They called the old >> Yeah. I mean the and they said the the account have been trying to be so >> Oh it we'll figure it out. >> Hello. So what happened? >> Okay. So I receive that check to casher and I go into the account so I can verify it and the style of the checks doesn't match past that style. That one is printed. The checks are usually handwritten. So I also saw that >> for this company >> for that company. Yes. >> All of them are handwritten. >> All of them are handwritten. I also saw that the check number um matches one of the checks that was cashed in May of this year. So that's >> Do you know by who? >> Do you know by who? >> By another person, but that one's handwritten. Okay. I remember the name. Yeah. So I call the account owner to verify the check to see if it's an actual check. And he tells me that that is a fraudster that they are trying to cash another check also printed from that account since today morning going to various city national branches. >> Okay. From what I'm understanding, it already started off wrong as soon as she gave them a check that was printed versus handwritten. That's number one. Um what was I going to say? Yeah, the person on the phone is probably trying to help her make up lies. But y'all know where I stand. If you're the one that ends up having to go in person to cash a bad check, they picked you out as the dummy of the group. Forever TRL said, "Oh no, she's screwing up her whole life with one moment. She really might not know how much she's messing up her record." I don't think she does. I think they just I think she thinks if I do get caught, it's not going to be too bad. But it can really mess you up for a long, long time, especially just trying to find a job after doing something like that. Omar said, "The person on the phone telling her what to say." Well, I'mma tell you this. The person on the phone is telling her what to say is also a dummy because the answer she gives, they're stupid. Uh, not smart enough to get off the phone. The bank federal. >> Okay. >> He asked me, that owner asked me for a check number. I gave it to him. He said, "No, that's out of the question. It's not." I told him the name also and he was I know that he's a foster. That's not an actual check. >> So, they have no idea who this person is. >> No. >> Do you have the the information for the owner? >> For the owner? Yes. >> Can you can you give me >> Hello. How you doing? This is Officer Martinez from Alia Police Department. >> How you doing, sir? Um, I call you regard to the check that Yeah. Uh, question. Uh her name is uh Andrea Cody and she stated that she worked for you two years ago. Two and a half years ago >> and she never worked for you. >> Oh, I was just saying that I you know I don't have a very big company. So I did a hiring and firing so I definitely remember that person. Side note, from this perspective, the way those balloons look, I thought somebody was bringing someone like a giant heart balloon and whatever other shape this is. I like, "Oh, somebody's about to get a nice little gift." >> Side to side of the check. The check that they're presenting has already been presented before and I know who I really wrote it to. >> Okay. So, and this is this is uh I just have the phone to bank. Um this is the third check presented of my from the same account that's been same story. They're all been washed. Actually, they're not even washed checks, by the way. I looked at the image of it of what was presented to the Corables branch. That was yesterday morning. Um and there's like a holog. It's just my signature. >> Okay. >> I don't have I don't have holograms on my checks. I ask are they typed in >> and the one that was presented there and the one in crest had a hologram on it. >> Yeah, your checks are uh written or just uh >> it it could be either way but but in this case so far I haven't seen the one that you I haven't seen what you represented but they were presented at that branch but the other two branches one was one was just like two hours ago the other and it's a different person presenting at the other places. Um those those checks were initially issued handwrittenly but what they presented there was all printed. >> Okay. >> Like you know like like a computer. >> What kind of what what kind of business is it? >> What kind of what >> what kind of business is your >> Oh, a restaurant. Restaurant and bar. >> Restaurant. She said that she work in the kitchen for like a half a summer. That's what I asked you. I mean, tell me your name one more time just so I can make absolute sure, but even if it's like I didn't I don't really have time people like that. >> Just to make real sure name again. >> His first name is Andrea, last name Cody. Andrea Cody. >> Yeah, definitely not. And definitely not in the kitchen. I I've I've only had one female person in the kitchen I could ever think of, actually. Um >> yeah. And that would not be her. >> Okay. >> Do you know and what what do you uh that check number that they're presenting there is um 9237. >> Yep, it is. >> Okay. Um that's the only one I haven't yet. But so far, everyone I've looked up I'm looking up while we're talking. Uh everyone I've looked up so far is um is a check that was written like in May that they now presented again same number again. now. >> Okay, >> one sec. I'm looking up that check. Yeah, it's it's really I mean, first of all, it's way out of sequence. Um, I'm past 2,300 now in my checks. I don't I don't write a ton of checks. >> All right, you guys. I'll let you know anything. I'll call you back if I need something. >> Perfect. This is my cell. You can reach me anytime. >> All right. Thank you. >> Going to read you something. >> Okay. I I'll read your Miranda warnings. Miranda rights. >> Just listen. >> Just hold up. >> Okay. All right. >> Just listen to him. >> You have to right to remain in silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Have the lawyer present while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. If you can decide at any time to exercise this right and do not answer any question or make any statement, it's fine. Do you understand your rights as I've explained to you? [laughter] >> Yes or no? >> Yeah. >> All right. have this right in mind. >> Are you willing to answer my question now? >> Cannot answer the phone. >> No, no, no. >> You want to talk? So, you can talk. >> So, it's a simple question. >> I talked to the owner of the the business >> and he uh he never hired you before. >> It was in Gables. A job in Gables. She keeps calling. Can I just see what she want? >> No, no, no. We're talking now. Okay. So she never he never hire you, right? >> So why would I be getting a check in the mail? >> The owner already says you never work for them. And I guarantee if they asked her any one level below what they're asking her now to dig into, okay, if you work there, you know, where was it located? What was your job role? She'd have nothing. But you're going to say, "So if I didn't work there, why would I have the check?" If you're going to provide rhetorical questions, the answer is going to be because you're committing fraud. Like they don't have to do anything else but see probable cause of you committing fraud. >> Okay? And this check number right here >> Mhm. >> doesn't match with this check or this amount of this or this name. That is your name right here on the check. That's why we're talking to you, right? Mhm. >> So this is match with another amount paid to another employee just May. It's not two and a half years ago when you said you work for. All right. So question again. How did you get this check? >> It came I promise you it came in my mail. >> H >> it came in my mail. >> Oh. So somebody randomly just sent you a check. >> It it came >> Listen, Be honest with us. >> I am being honest. >> Then we can see what we can >> I'm being honest. Okay? Because when you have an owner telling us that they don't know who you are, nobody's just going to send you a check for $1,600 rambling like that because they think that you're a nice person. Nobody does that. >> So again, how do you get that check? Who gave you the check? >> I'm telling you the truth. >> So you just came here with a random check. Let me cash it out and that's it. Call me >> for a place that you never work and somebody that you work. >> Is that your story? 387. >> Let me ask you again. >> Do you work for that? >> Oh [clears throat] my god. She does need to be quiet. Like it's done. Don't say nothing else. Lovable said, "My husband will tell you when he cuts off his beard, he gets the silent treatment from me." Do I wish I wish he would come home with a beard cut off? Oh my god. Little I'd be so mad. >> Cuz they said no. >> It was one time. >> One time. They said they never even though I gave it your name to them and they couldn't find you on the on the data on the on the apartment. So he's the owner and he said that he never >> Well, I I honestly don't know why, but I >> And what do you said is the place where you were at? >> It's engaged. >> Yeah, but he said he never hire you. That's why. >> But okay, I answer your question. I didn't answer. >> Where' you start? being arrested. >> You'll be detained now. We are under investigation right now. All right. >> Now, can you just turn that for me, please? >> Just stand that for me. >> Can I take it out? Yeah. And take it out the the back, too. >> Yeah. qualified. It's >> okay. >> Okay. Now is any good to put it down. >> The suspect was transported to the police station for further questioning by detectives. Miss Cody, you know why rap, but how how did you come about this? >> So, she's still not going to exercise her Miranda rights. We going we going to keep Well, I don't know if she's going to keep doubling down, but I don't it's not a good idea to be here answering more questions. And just so you know, all the questions that we ask, we already know the answers. >> And with her being a teenager, it does come from her parents or the adults in her life. That's that. First of all, obviously teach her to be honest and don't do stuff like this. You know, you didn't work for that company. Even if it I don't believe it came to her in the mail, but let's just say it came to her in the mail with her name on it. And um but she knows she never worked for that company. And she's she's saying it's for employment reasons. She's not even saying like, "Okay, I thought it was I don't know what she could have said she thought it was, but you know, when you have her having worked for a company." So to say that, you know, you're lying. But so beyond the parents teaching her to be honest, the next thing is somebody else probably did teach her how to do this if she didn't get it from TikTok or whatever. So you need to be quiet until you're with Well, she if she's above 18 or she if she's 18 or above, it won't matter if her parents come, but wait till you have a lawyer. Don't just start voluntarily answering questions because they might if it's a ring might could cut her a deal or something if she starts saying who's actually making the checks or something. But yeah, be honest is the first lesson she should know. Next thing is use your Miranda rights for a reason. Like don't start just talking. You're not going to win. >> They want to say like is anybody else going to hear about this? The only people that are going to hear about it are the people that are in this room and the attorneys. >> Well, and us on YouTube. Let me see what she asked again cuz he said the only people that's going to hear are your attorneys and the people in this room. Well, New York detective has also posted it and now we're watching it. So, >> if I say like, is anybody else going to hear about this? The only people that are going to hear about it is the people that are in this room and the attorneys. The >> check was given to me. >> Given to you by who? Who gave you the check? >> And the person she telling on will also hear this cuz they'll have to have the evidence and discovery to defend themselves. >> I don't know his name. >> Is your relative, friend? >> Stranger. >> It's just my friend's go mother's boyfriend. You don't know his name? You've never met him before? >> They call I never met him, but they call him Ken. >> Ken K. >> It's the same every time. You're risking whatever to come in here and they never know a good old legal first and last name of the person that has them doing it. Then they also know them through someone else. They never directly know them, never know how to directly reach them and all that. does never messages in the phone to see if they can go back to them, whether it's through Instagram or texting, a messaging app, nothing. It's the same thing every time. So, so how if you had been able to cash this check, would you have gotten the money back to them? >> Is this the first is this the first time that he's ever given you a check or anything? >> So, why didn't he give you the check? cuz my friend had told us one day about the checks and stuff and she said that it was like real checks from her company. So I didn't really know what it was. I was just doing money. >> Did they What did they tell you that you had to do with the check? >> Just go in the bank and cash it >> and then and then what? >> Did they want a piece of it? They keep all of it. >> No, they want it. So >> how much did they want? It's just better to get I'm hoping she has at least Well, she's a teenager. She might only have a part-time job if that. But all I'm saying is for whatever little cut they going to give her from that check, she probably could have just earned it with a part a extra part-time job or something else. Would it taken a little bit longer? Yes. But your record's still clean. Now you going you you're going to owe money. You didn't even actually get the money. This is always it always puts you in the negative. It never works out. The only people that are successfully stealing money are the ones that already have a lot of money, it seems like. So, they're gonna get out of it. They can afford the consequences. You cannot afford the consequences. >> Um, I'm not sure. She didn't say. She just said, "Catch it and come for a minute because she was [clears throat] going." >> I thought she was going to be part of it. >> Did someone drop you off at the bank or did you drive there? >> Someone dropped me off. >> Someone drop you off? Did you go anywhere else before that? No. >> That would picked you up and you went straight to that bank. >> So, have you ever been to that bar? You ever been to that company? >> No. >> No. You've never met the owner? Nothing? >> Okay. >> So, you went to the bank with a check that somebody else gave you. Mhm. >> try to cash it. Is this the first time that you try to cash it? >> Do you ever try to cash another check that [clears throat] you know that wasn't yours? >> No. >> No. How old? >> 19. >> 19. Okay. Do you understand that trying to deposit or withdraw money from somebody else's account is a criminal offense, right? >> Yeah. But I didn't know it was anybody else's account. I was in the water. >> So, you went to the bank with a check. Did you read the check? >> No, I didn't write the name that was on it. >> What's the name? >> Mine's the company's name. >> All right. So, you put you see where we're going. >> So, you write the company's company's name. >> I just wanted something. >> But if you have you ever worked for that bank? >> No. >> I mean, the company [clears throat] No, sorry. that company? >> No. >> No. >> So, did you you must have known that it's you're trying to take funds from somebody's account from a company's account that you you ever worked for that company. >> But you see where the issue lies. It's a check written out to you for a company you've never been to, you never worked for, you never done any kind of work for, and you're told to cash. >> That should have raised at least five red flags. >> Right now, there's two felings and a misdemeanor for just this case alone. >> Okay. >> What does that mean? So, those are three different criminal charges. Okay. Two felons, which is a little bit of a higher standard than a misdemeanor. Okay. So, at this time, it it looks like you're you're going to have to go to jail. You know, you when you when you get over there, they'll assign you a public defender. You can talk to the public defender, you know. talk to them. Maybe they might be able to work something out or whatever the case may be. Is this your first time getting arrested? And hang out with better people, smart people, people that are crocheting and knitting and doing all their little crafts or just something to earn extra money because they're like, "Okay, what do I like to do? What could I see helping me supplement my income?" Because it's 13, it's 11 year olds out there making things that make money. So, a 19-year-old, you just need a you need a different group of people that know how to make money legitimately. Most people have some type of talent. >> You never know. Things happen, but >> Well, who do you call? >> My phone don't take that call. So, I'm trying. >> No, no, it's fine. Uh what we'll do is right before you leave, we'll let we'll let you give your mom a call and let her know where you're going to be at and stuff. >> The um the guy that gave you the check, when did he give you the check? >> He gave it to you today. >> And he is your godmother's husband. >> It's [clears throat] not my friend's mother. >> Your friend's godmother. What's your name? >> My friend? >> No, the the >> So it's a lot of a lot of um separation. So, it's her friend's godmother's husband is who gave her the check, and she thinks his name is Ken. I thought, did she at one point say she got the check from her friend, but Ken did the check, or did she always say she got it directly from Ken? >> What's your friend's name? >> Tata. >> Tata. [clears throat] What's your full name? >> Tequila. >> Tequila. How long your friends were? How did this come about? Like I had heard >> she told me about it going about what she talking. >> How did what come about the check or >> Ask Tata why she ain't going there for her godm's husband and cash the check. Ask why she didn't want to walk in the bank and do it >> in general. Like how did how did how did this whole thing come about? You're friends with her for a long time and you've never met? >> No, her her go um and her boyfriend, she said that they do it all the time. >> Okay. Where do they live? >> You don't have an address or anything like that? >> If people learn to ask, so what do you need me for? If you do it all the time, they could save themselves a lot of trouble. And I'm going say, me too. Now, it's nothing about fraud, but I'm just like, dang, had I just asked the question, if you so good at this, what you need me for? You know what? One of them early on I should have been like when people do those I don't at the time I didn't realize it's all MLM stuff but it's like oh if you make all this money what you need me for you know like good carry on. Why do you need me to be involved directly with what you're doing? >> I hate to tell you Miss Cody but it doesn't look good. Doesn't look good. >> So were they when you said that you were supposed to walk out with the money and everything like that? Were they waiting for you outside? What car? >> Car. >> What kind of make Nissan Honda? >> I think it was >> Did were they there when we arrived? >> Yeah, she left for the first time. >> Oh, she left for the first time. >> And that that was Tata or >> both of them. >> Tata and her grandmother. >> So they told you that they they done this before a lot of times. >> Yeah. Like different people. >> But different people. What do you mean? >> I guess different people. Not the same people. >> So they're they're not the ones that usually go ahead and do it. They'll >> something like you to go and do it. >> Do you think that's fair? >> No. I honestly didn't know what was going. I thought I was just going to cash a check. Honestly, >> cash a check under your knees in the school because it's in my name. I thought >> I got you. Hit me up. Hit me up. But that that's that's the hard part. >> You know what I'm saying? Cuz honestly, nobody here wants to do this to you. But at the end of the day, there's a check written out to you for $1,635 that belongs to a business. You understand? That's >> a business that you never worked for, you never met or anything like that or that you ever did any work for. That's like right now you you have a mom and a dad, right? All right. So, let's say, you know, somebody goes over there, right? Has a check from her mom and says it's for $3,000, right? Let's say that's all that she has that's in her account. Somebody goes in, cashes it, and takes up $3,000 and walks out. Now, do you think that's fair to your mom? That that's hardearned money. Yeah, it's not it's not fair. She was charged with uttering a forged instrument, grand theft, and fraudulent use of personal identification. Share your thoughts in the >> We [clears throat] are going to go over what prosecutors have to prove with her charges. All right, let's see here. There we go. All right. So, one of her charges was uttering a force instrument, which can be I'm going to say can be a thirdderee felony. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant knowingly offered, published, or presented a forged instrument as genuine, the defendant knew the instrument was false, forged, or altered, and the defendant acted with the intent to injure, or defraud another person. Possible defense arguments. Did the prosecution prove the defendant knew the check was forged? I believe they did in that interrogation room. At least she had knowledge it was forged. Did the prosecution prosecution prove the defendant intended to defraud another person? Is there sufficient evidence that the defendant actually uttered or attempted to utter the force instrument? That was a a heck yes because she was in the bank trying to pass it off. Possible sentencing up to five years in prison, up to five years of probation and or a fine of up to $5,000. Next charge was grand theft. Wait, was the other one? What was uh Oh, uttering a forge instrument was the first one. Next charge is grand theft, thirdderee felony, assuming the value falls within Florida's thirdderee grand theft threshold. Higher values can increase the offense level. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant knowingly obtained or used or attempted to obtain or use another person's property. The defendant intended to permanently or temporarily deprive the owner of a right to or benefit from the or benefit from the property. Yep. They said she's 19. by um the value or circumstances satisfied the requirements for grand theft. Possible defense arguments. Did the prosecution prove the defendant intended to steal the property? Did the prosecution prove the value met the statutory threshold for grand theft? Is there sufficient evidence identifying the defendant as the person who committed the theft? Possible sentencing generally up to 5 years in prison for a thirdderee felony. Although the offense level depends on the value of the property involved. Another charge, fraudulent use of personal identification information. Thirdderee felony, assuming the alleged conduct falls under the basic offense and no enhancement applies. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant willfully and without authorization used or possessed with intent to fraudulently use another person's personal identification information. I wonder if they find like a an ID on her. So, it wasn't even actually her name on the check cuz this this is talking about someone's actual identity at that point. So, I wonder about that. Or is it that that can also be under when you have Well, no. Hold on. Meant to use another person's identification information. Y'all wonder if she have an ID on her. Okay. The defendant did so without that person's consent and the defendant acted fraudulently. I was actually wondering about that because you know how your mom would maybe send you to the uh to the store with her debit card and and maybe her ID. So that's good that that saves you that the person meant for you to have it with their consent if you ever go for your parent or an uncle or a friend and they're like, "Oh yeah, no, I gave it to her. I needed I just couldn't get it myself or whatever." So that's good to know because I always think about that like what if they challenge you like you do not look like the person in this ID. This is not your name on this debit card. [laughter] All right, possible defense arguments. Did the prosecution prove the defendant knew the identification information belonged to another person? Did the prosecution prove the defendant acted without authorization or consent? Is there sufficient evidence establishing fraudulent intent? Possible sentencing, generally up to 5 years in prison, up to five years of probation, and or a fine of up to $5,000 for the basic thirdderee felony offense. Higher monetary losses or multiple victims may result in enhanced felony classifications. Okay, let's see. Forever TRL holding on to her sympathy. I get it, too. 19. Well, I'm still criticizing, but I get how you have sympathy. [laughter] Poor baby has no idea what she just did. Her friend sent her in like a test dummy because she's not the brightest crayon in the box. She had her ID with the check. So, I wonder what was the false ID then. Like I just that's what I'm wondering since she did get charged with that. She said the check was in her name. I was just saying though they charged her with this. So, I was just like how what what did she have on her person for the for the Let me name it right. I keep skipping it. Sorry. It's hard to read when I'm also There it goes. Fraudulent use of personal identification information. So, what did she use? What does she have on her for this charge is what I'm wondering if the checks in her name. Cool. Although it's, you know, it's not a real check. So, the uttering the force instrument was a check. The grand theft was her trying to attempt to take the money. And then the fraudulent use of personal identification information. I wonder what piece was that that they had on her. All right. You said forever. I remember my grandmother had me to play her numbers when I was younger. >> [laughter] >> All right. All right, y'all. So, that is the last one that I had. The check was like a false ID, maybe since the check had correct bank account number. That's That could be Omar. That could be. All right. So, I will see y'all later this week. I don't know what exact day, but during the week, I'm trying to come by in the afternoons and evenings to do our more serious body cams and our interrogation videos. Um, if you weren't there for the poll, other people, well, whoever voted, they voted to instead of doing the Daryl Brooks trial to do the serious body cam. So, we're doing that for the next few weeks. I may see y'all this evening. I want to do a live about the issues I'm going through with this LSAT process and just the plans and all this stuff. So, I do want to do that. We shall see. Teresa, I'm telling you, that's I fall asleep on a long video so fast and play it back later might speed it up. I get it, Teresa. I fall asleep on purpose to long uh videos. All right, I think that's it. 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