The homies said you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. I'm talking about the homie over there with no shirt. I go for I had to put the 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 on that stars on my team. I'm just living my dream, man. You know I got him hooked like my name is Kareem. Freyle, man. I'm going through hard man. Shout a homie in the front of the car. Hey bro, you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. Yeah, the homies going to jail tonight. Yeah, the homies going to jail tonight. Yo, this is part four, man. The people wanted some more. I got bars off the top that you couldn't ignore. Shout a homie going to jail. I'mma probably drop down in this pot and go and pay his bail. Man, I'm doing it well, man. You know I'm the truth and I'll play just for you. I'm the same guy been too fly when I be and I shine BRIGHT ON THE BLOCK JUST LIKE A DIAMOND. He going to jail. He going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said he's going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail tonight. >> All right. Good morning. Mic check. Mic check. Hopefully you can hear me loud and clear. That was King Trot Instagram. Uh he does like different versions and they're funny to me. Okay, first of all, this is a reaction. I meant to label the title with reaction. I'm going to talk. I read the chat. I talk to them. Um so that's the kind of t I can't get it. The kind of vibe we're on. So if you don't like that stuff, the links to the videos will be in the description box by the end of this live. Um, this is a little bit of a hodgepodge. So, what we're starting with is entitled mom argues barricade laws gets a felony instead. And we do play body cam bingo. So, if you hear me say, "Oh, that's a square." We're talking about our body cam bingo cards. All right, so let's go ahead and get started. Here we go. On February 23rd, 2025, officers in Florida had closed off a road to investigate a traffic crash when a Ford SUV drove around a marked patrol vehicle with its emergency lights flashing, attempting to bypass the blockade. Officers quickly stopped the driver and spotted a young child in the back seat. Here's what the officers did next. >> Right here, you're going to turn around right here. You're going to go out the same way you just came in and you're going to leave or you're going to go to jail. I don't know how to make it any more clear to you. >> I'm going to contact my pastor in the morning and I'm going to give him a Buer >> and a Williams and you guys will have to answer to this in the morning. You don't have a proper goodbye. Have a good night. >> Please. >> You don't have cones. >> You don't have cones up. >> 30 seconds away from going to jail. I don't want to hear anything else from you. I want you to leave. >> 30 seconds from going to jail because you have your lights on. >> Your daughter's in the >> All right. So, she's arguing the setup of barriers. Does not have to be arrested, but has to be right. And it sounded like to me she's already loudly wrong, but she's got to be right instead of just going home. And I heard them just say something about your daughter. So, there might be a kid in the car. And it's more important to argue than to go home with no arrest, no charges. All right. >> Car. You don't need to be doing this by your daughter. >> Do not have a procedure. Freton Park 26 like 65 floor to 28. >> That says that this road is closed. >> Means the road is closed. >> Correct. >> So why are you over here and not over there? >> I'm tending to a crash. >> But why are you not with your vehicle? >> I don't have to be. That's why my car >> Why are you with your vehicle? So I'm supposed to see your lights and automatically assume. >> I'm supposed to assume that the road is closed. Can you please? >> I'm supposed to assume. >> Can you please leave? You're about to do you're about to do something that is going to be very bad in front of your daughter. You are violating the laws when you're not leaving. When we tell you to leave, that is a crime and you will go to jail for it. >> No, you're wrong. >> We're not wrong. >> You're lying. What wrong? What? >> Leave the scene. >> Am I violating? >> Please leave. I'm an Uber driver. >> I don't care. >> I don't care if you're the president of United States. Is here. >> That's great. That's wonderful. >> I'm going on South Dixie Highway. I'm going 30 miles per hour. >> You have your traffic lights on. >> Ma'am, this is Stop >> and just leave. >> The road is not closed because you were not with your vehicle. >> You did not stop me before I approached. >> It's just us here and we really don't have the time to be dealing with. >> You did not You did not stop me before I approached your vehicle. >> You were not with your vehicle. >> That doesn't >> So, I'm going to continue to proceed forward. No, you're not. >> And my church and I is going to take care of this. >> You're going to go to jail. >> I have no way to turn around. >> I told you to make a three-point turn. >> Where? >> Right here. >> You're standing there >> cuz you're not moving. >> Get out of my way. >> Put in reverse. Make a point. >> No, I can't reverse with your vehicle behind me. >> It's We're not playing this. So, now I'm not exactly sure what specifically a three-point turn looks like, but I'm guessing it's uh maybe you drive forward, drive back, reverse, you know, start angling your car, drive forward again, maybe reverse a little bit, and basically you're kind of maneuvering your car to be able to turn around in the tight space possibly. Yeah, clearly she wants to go to jail. Daisy, this is so unnecessary. Jacqueline's like, just arrest her. Um it's and she's getting intoxicated on top of everything else. So you want to be right. Then if you say, "Okay, you're an Uber driver." There's nothing wrong with being an Uber driver, but most times if you're an Uber driver, you are trying to either supplement your income or it could be your main income, which means you you do still have limited funds. So you're you're about to add possible court fees, fines, bail to bills, and everything that you don't need to add at this time of your life or ever really. But and you're you're going to leave your daughter like because now you're about to get arrested. I don't understand. But I do think she's intoxicated, too. >> You need to leave or your car will be on that tow truck next. >> Yes. Do I need to >> Oh, Jamie, that's a good point. Jamie said, "I pray no one in the actual crash is seriously injured and the cops are dealing with this clown." That's true. That's true as well. >> Say it again to make it even more clear. >> We are giving you a lawful order to leave. Okay. So, this is what I'm going to do on top of my audio recording here. Okay. And I'm going to call the pastor, Pastor John Christian, and have him meet me here. >> You need to leave this. We don't have the manpower, the resources. >> Okay. So, Officer Berge and Officer Williams. >> Sergeant Buer. >> Officer Williams and Officer Buer. >> Why is this so hard for me? >> Oh, yeah. She drunk. I I feel like she's drunk or on some medication and she shouldn't be driving behind the wheel. Um, okay. Nothing is worse than silence. Said she's wrong trying to get her church involved when she's not right. True. And uh she uh she said a three-point turn is forward to the left and reverse drive off. Okay. Okay. And Zach said, "Imagine getting in an Uber and she's your driver. I'm out. I'm canceling my ride." Mm- >> Why can't you just leave? >> We're simply asking you to leave. So why would you have a traffic light on and allow people to proceed? >> We're not allowing people to proceed. You're the only one proceeding >> where there is no no way. >> We have been out here for over an hour and you're the only person that has done this. You're the only person. We haven't had an issue with anyone else driving around our police car. There's lights. Are there cameras on that light? Yes, sir. >> There sure are. There's cameras on that patrol car that is sitting right there. >> And the patrol car is unattended. Correct. >> Blocking the road. Yes. >> How is it blocking the road? >> Parked in the middle of the road. You had to go around it in order to >> So why is it not at the traffic light at the intersection? You allow people to proceed through the intersection. >> Other people are smarter than you. >> Stop them. >> Other people are smarter than you. >> I have a bachelor's degree. >> You should use it and use your comment. >> We need to audit that school. If you have a bachelor's degree, maybe we should audit that school because what? Um he said you're the only one that wasn't smart enough. And she's proving his point. It's not like he's making an assumption. Ace Moonshot said, "I pityed a pastor." Leia's grandma said, "What's a pastor gonna do?" Oh my god. Uh oh. Ace Moonshot said, "When this type of thing look bad on her Uber CV knowledge and turn around and leave, you at this point have to leave this scene. We have asked you way more times than we should. You're this is your opportunity to now put your vehicle in drive. Turn your wheel to the left, make a t U-turn, and then go out the way you came in. That is this that is the clear directions that I have given to you. And if you refuse to do such, you will be going to jail. >> I'm going to record it. I'm going to record the barriers that you set in place. >> Ma'am, you need to leave. >> She'd have been arrested. That phone comes out. I'm giving you clear instructions and you're still literally obviously wasting time. It's time to go. But I know they probably mostly don't want to do it because of her little girl in the car. >> Your daughter is about to see you go to jail. I'm begging you as a human being, please leave. >> It's okay if she sees me go to jail, but you're wrong. Your policies and procedures are not efficient and they're not effective. >> Get out of the car. >> No, you're under arrest. >> I'm I'm going to make a phone call to my mother. Excuse me. Please don't be violent. We're not, but I'm giving you Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Please exit the vehicle. >> Please exit the vehicle. >> Okay. >> I'm exiting. >> Walk to the back of your car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hello, little one. Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> Okay. Is this your mommy? >> Okay. Is daddy at home or grandma or anybody? >> I live right next to my grandma. >> You live right next to your grandma? Okay. All right. Everything's gonna be okay. Okay. You're gonna be okay. Um do you know your grandma's phone number? >> No. >> No. He um my grandma lives at night. Um it's me. >> Okay. >> Um are they home right now, you think? >> Yeah. My mom just dropped him off at the party. >> Oh, your mom just dropped him off at a party. >> Okay. Was your mom at the party? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, for this next exercise, we call it the walk and turn. >> Oh, yeah. They doing a field sobriety test. Yep. Yep. Yep. So, she's driving intoxicated with her child in the car and chose to argue cuz they didn't even just be like DUI time. They were just like go home. Yep. It's on her. Ace Moonshot said, "I'm begging you as a human being." I felt that plea from the cop. I did, too. Poor baby. Because they don't even know their people's phone numbers yet. I This another parent that's stressing out the child for no reason. Um Jacqueline says, "Sometimes law enforcement officers because of the accident don't have time to put cones down. They just want to stop traffic." Right. The people's lives that were in the accident are the emergency. That is the thing you should be handling first. You got flashing lights. What else you need? And I'm going tell you this, I am not always the best at observing my surroundings. And it was one time it was like it was 5 something in the morning cuz I go I go to work by um 6:00 and there were flashing lights that I wasn't used to seeing. And I was like, this is what I'm afraid of. I'm afraid it's a drunk checkpoint and they'll think I'm avoiding it if I um you know, don't go that way. So I I'm like, "Oh my god, is it an accident or drunk checkpoint where they're like, "That looks suspicious. They don't want to go through the checkpoint." So I got close enough to finally see, "Oh, that's an accident." And you know what I did? I made my way into a parking lot and turned my butt around. Like I had to get closer cuz I didn't know for sure. But I would never Why would you argue about this? This makes no sense. This makes me wonder what she's like sober, too. Because I just feel like alcohol um exacerbates however you are sober. I can't even imagine. Yeah. And drunk wants to call to pass the right. >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is I want you to We're going to use this line right here where my right foot is. Can you see this line that I'm pointing to? >> So, it'll be your right foot. >> Correct. >> Uhhuh. >> Do you see this line that I'm pointing to? >> My left foot. >> Correct. Yes. >> I want you to put your right foot on that line, please. Before I do that, do you want to do this exercise in those sandals or would you like to take them off? >> No, they're fine. >> Okay. So, I just want you to put your right foot on this line like I'm doing. And then I want you to put put your left foot directly in front of it with your toe touching your heel and your arms down by your side. >> Can you put your feet a little bit closer together? Your heel and toe are touching. And I want you to stand just like that with your hands down by your side until I ask you to do otherwise. Okay. >> Okay. So, when I ask you to begin, you're going to take nine heel toe steps down the line, making sure that your heel touches your toe at each step. We're going to count out loud. 1 2 3 so on and so forth until you get to your ninth step. On your ninth step, you're going to make a series of small steps, leaving your front foot planted to turn around and take nine steps back down the line. Okay? So, it's going to look like this. Okay? Nine. If that was my front one, I would leave this front foot planted, and I'd make a series of small steps like this to turn around and take nine hill toe steps back down the line. Okay? >> Can you give me an example since I'm on this line? >> I just did, but I'll give you another one. >> No. Facing facing the same line. >> I'm not So, for my safety, I'm not going to do that. >> Can someone else help me, please? Cuz I'm a little bit confused. Okay, I'll do it again. >> If we're facing that way, >> yes, but I'm not It's the same thing. Regardless of which direction we're facing, I'm not going to turn. >> So, if I do something like this, >> that would be an improper turn. >> That would be improper. I don't want it to be improper either. >> So, can you help me with what kind of turn I should make? >> Absolutely. First, you could put your right foot on the line and your left foot in front of it. I would appreciate it. >> Okay. So, my left foot's on already on there. >> Yes. I want you to put your right foot on the line and put your left foot in front of your right foot. >> Okay. Okay. >> You need to switch. My left foot's on the line. >> Right. You need to put >> So, it needs to be like this. >> Correct. With your with your heel touching your toe >> like this. >> Correct. And your hands down by your side. >> Okay. >> Okay. You have any questions? >> Uh, I do. >> Okay. I'm here to answer them. >> Okay. So, I'm like one >> Hold on. I didn't ask you to start. Go back to where I asked you. >> I'm just g Okay. Okay. >> So, right. >> You wanted me to start like this? >> Yes. Are you ready? >> Okay. I'm riding. >> Okay. You may begin. 1,00 1,002 1003 1,004 >> 100,00 >> Wait, did we skip the nine walk the nine step turn? Cuz now we going to hold raising our foot up. Um she although obviously she has demonstrated common sense has not found her. She would have been better off just saying I refuse to fill sobriety test because you're already getting arrested. Um but she likes to argue. She likes to prove herself right. So here we are. Yeah. 1,0006 107 1008 1009,0123 2014 2015 2016. >> Why'd you stop? >> Uh cuz my feet were hurting. Okay, just so you know, I you were supposed to stop when I asked you to stop. Tilt your head back and close your eyes. And I'm going to either say left or right. Whichever whichever hand I say, you're going to take that index finger. You're going to bring it out, touch the tip of your nose, point your hand back out, and return it down to your side. Okay? >> So, my head needs to be >> tilted back with your eyes closed. Okay? But not till I tell you to begin. Do you understand? >> Yes. No. >> Yes. I just see my daughter looking at me. >> So I got a little bit emotional. >> I understand rightfully so. >> You got emotional cuz you see your daughter looking at you. You were warm in the car with your daughter and they said, "Please, we beg you as a human being, go home." Did not concern yourself with your daughter then, but now either you you know you're failing this test or whatever has clicked. It just finally happened and now you want to use your daughter. You didn't think about your daughter though. >> So So do you understand the instructions I gave you? Yes. >> Okay. Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Okay. So, go ahead and tilt your head back. Close your eyes. Put your hands down by your side for me. >> Just No. Straight down by your side by your pants. Seems Yep. Just leave them right there for me. Okay. Left. Right. For this exercise, um, I'm just going to have you turn around. Um, just gonna have you put turn around and take a little look at those lights. And then I want you to, you're a Christian woman, so I want you to put your hands like you're praying in front of you. >> And then do that behind your back. I don't know if you've been here with me before, but I told y'all sometimes those cops have jokes and they will say something to have you put your hands behind your back, having you still think you're doing the test, but you're not. And so this man said, "Well, you're a Christian porn, so put your hands like you're praying." That's when they trolling people. I promise you. I know they just want they also want them to put their hands behind their back easily so they can cuff them, but y'all, they be trolling people. Oh my god. They told one girl, I think she was a um Only Fans DUI, maybe an influencer, Only Fans, and she had a DUI. They said, "Okay, now last test. Put your hands behind your back like you're skiing." I was like, "Not skin." >> You're under arrest for child neglect and driving under the influence of alcohol. >> I would like to see a test. >> Do you have a breathing? >> We're going to do that when we get to the gym. >> Um, who can we call to come pick up your daughter? >> I would like to call my mother. >> Your mother? Is she Is her number say in your phone or do you have it memorized or we could >> I have it memorized? >> Okay. You're the registered owner of that vehicle. >> H >> Are you the registered owner of that vehicle? What's your first name? >> I have no answers. >> You have to answer that one. >> You have to answer that question. So, >> I have my attorney. >> You're going to get charged with another misdemeanor if you don't give me your name. >> My attorney, >> right? You have to give your name or it's another charge. So, please please just don't do that to yourself or your daughter. Just say your name. So, question. >> That is something you have to provide by law. >> So, why am I being under arrest? >> He already explained to you. What's the phone number? What's the phone number? What's the phone number for your mother? >> Let's get the phone number so we can call her so we can come pick up your daughter, please. It's cold outside. You said left or my I >> use your mother's phone number so we can call her to pick up your daughter >> or she will be released to the custody of the department of children and families and they can come take care of her. I would much rather release her to your grandmother or your mother her grandmother. What is her phone number? >> Give us the phone number so we can call your mother to come pick up your kid. Otherwise, she's >> What's best for my child is for you to not abuse your authority. >> Okay. All right. Ready. >> Okay. What is her name? So I can >> I'm going to sue the state of Florida. >> You have you have my my you Yes. You have my permission to sue the state of Florida. >> We didn't have the manpower to sit somebody by the patrol vehicle. Have a seat. >> Are you able to sit down in the car? I'm not I'm not here to play game. >> We're not No, no, no. I just want to know >> conversation part is over. for real. Okay. So, she'd rather leave her daughter to the mercy of uh DCFS or whatever. And her parents apparently live next door to her. So, there's easily a way for someone that's actually near her. She has filmed they can get her daughter. Uh-oh. Is it buffering? Oh, man. If it's buffering, we're going to have to do a real short one cuz once it um once it starts buffering, it'll end my um thing all of a sudden just cut off. So, is it buffering for y'all? Let me know. Double checking cuz Yeah, if it is. All right. Definitely let me know if it starts buffering for uh more than one of you. Yeah, but usually Ace Moonshot, I ain't going to hold you. When somebody says it, everybody is like, "Oh, I started buffering. I'm buffering." So, y'all let me know because I will just try to end it so it doesn't suddenly end on y'all. All right. Um, but yeah, she's selfish. She's despicable to put her child at the mercy of DCFS for no reason. And I was gonna say you can um take the square for um Call My Lawyer. You definitely can do Call My Lawyer. You can also kind of do Stop talking cuz they said the time for talking's over. So, you can kind of do stop talking, too. >> Watch your feet, please. Thank you. >> You have the right to be silent. Anything you say can or doesn't get you before law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him work present with you while you're being questioned. If you can afford to hire a lawyer, want to be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide any time to exercise his rights and not answer any questions or statements. Do you understand each right? >> I just want to ask. >> So you can ask whatever you need to ask in just a second. I just need to know if you understand so I can read it to you again if you like. >> Were you not supposed to read those to me? before you put me in the vehicle and set me off. >> Correct. >> You don't have to. >> That's your statement. >> Correct. >> Okay. I understand. >> Okay. Having these rights of mind. Do you want to speak to me and answer my questions? >> No. >> Okay. You said you had a question. >> That was the question. You were supposed to read that to me while being arrested. >> I'll give you a quick legal blessing while we're waiting for the instrument to warm up. I only have to read you warnings when I'm asking questions. I haven't started asking incriminating questions. So that's why I didn't reach Miranda warnings. There's a common misconception the general public has that I have to read Miranda warnings when you're placed under arrest, which couldn't be farther from the truth. There's Supreme Court case law and local case law that says the only time I have to read you your Miranda warning is when you are not free to leave, you're detained. And I'm asking you incriminating questions. I haven't asked you any incriminating questions and you are detained. So now I'm asking you incriminating. I wanted to ask you questions. So I read you random rights because I haven't done that before. I don't have to raise you rights. So, you learn something new every day. All right. You actually might need to stand up. I don't I won't believe the uh the hose is long enough. Can you stand up? Like I said, you don't have to hold anything or grab anything. You're just going to take a big deep breath. You put your lips on this piece of plastic here and blow like you're blowing up a balloon. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. So, take a big deep breath and blow through the tube like you're blowing up a balloon. Okay. Take a big deep breath and wrap your lips around a piece of plastic and blow through your mouth. >> Yep. Just like that. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You can have um this is also not an incriminating question. Um do you know the legal limit for blood alcohol content in the state of Florida? I'm sorry alcohol content in the state of Florida. I've disclosed I want to answer a number of questions without my attorney. >> Okay, that's fine. So the breath alcohol content the legal limit in the state of Florida is 08. Uh your breast sample was 0.15. >> So I'm not a mathematician but you are intoxicated as far as the law is concerned. Uh just to recap since this is done um you're being charged for driving under the influence of alcohol. Uh, you're also being charged with child neglect um because you were drunk driving your daughter around in your car. Um, I'm going to write you a ticket for violation of a traffic control device because you deemed it appropriate to go around my patrol vehicle to drive on road disclosed. Um, I'm writing a criminal citation for driving report that you have to close. Okay. You have any questions? Uh, one more thing. I'm sorry. I almost forgot. Um, so from today's date, today is February 23rd. You have 10 days from today's date. I'm going to give you a citation for the DUI. That's going to be your temporary driver's license for 10 days. After that's up, you're no longer going to have a driver's license. You are no longer welcome to operate a motor vehicle on public highways in the state of Florida, unless you petition the Orlando hearing office to receive your license back. Um, so if you are caught driving after the 10 days, unless the uh board of administrative reviews has given you your license back, you'll be committing a felony. You'll be back here at the jail. You are not eligible for bond until 8 hours from your arrest time. arrest time was like 1:00 in the morning exactly. Um, so you won't be eligible to be bonded out of the way county jail until about 9:00. >> And if you would get to follow me, please. We're going to walk you I'm going to walk you to your holdings. So >> the suspect was charged with child neglect, DUI, first offense, and resisting an officer without violence. >> Yep. Makes sense. That's crazy. You got 10 days for a temporary license. you now you're charged with child neglect. You got your DUI because it's so funny. She was quiet once we got to the breathalyzer but she couldn't be quiet and just drive off at the accident site. What was the arguing for? All right. I All right. I'm trying to pick the best ones, but just in case uh more problems show up later. So, let's go ahead and do Sergeant Curtis now and then we'll do Let me see. We'll do something else after that. I got to make sure Sergeant Curtis makes it to the live. All right, so this is Sergeant Curtis, so he already comments, so I don't know how much I'mma have to say, but uh I have enjoyed him for lovable scorpion and told about his channel. So suspect tries bossing cop around backfires instantly. >> Your hand behind your back. Do it now. Do it now. Right now. You're under arrest. >> Within the first few seconds, I can usually tell if I'm dealing with a deputy. Don't play that when I'm watching a body cam video. And if you want to play the sovereign citizen game with a deputy, don't play that. Don't do it in August. Don't do it in Florida. Definitely don't resist cuz you're going to end up in handcuffs and a trip straight to jail. This is one of those. >> I'm Officer Scott, Coral Springs, Police. Stop for your speed. You're going 70 and a 40. Give your driver license an insurance card. >> Uh, give me a moment. >> Okay. >> No, I didn't know. >> So, this thing in the bottom corner here, this is the radar gun. You can't really tell, but it's a radar gun. >> I didn't know. I don't know. And >> you didn't know what? >> Don't understand. I'm showing you. >> Here's the radar unit. You were going 70 mph. The speed limit on University is only 40. >> You scanned me with that? I didn't know that. >> I'm scaring you with that. >> I said you scanned me with that. >> Oh, yeah. >> I didn't give consent for that. >> You You don't need to give consent for that. >> Your name is >> I'm Officer Scott. >> Okay. >> I need your driver license and your insurance card, please. >> You don't need to give consent to have a radar used. They're used all the time. This officer is being really cool to show it to him because there's no law that I know of that requires the officer to show what your speed is on radar when you get pulled over. >> Okay. Um >> 44. Go ahead and roll me roll me a routine. Please >> give me a moment. >> Bravo 42. >> I'm just going to reach for my paperwork. >> Okay. No weapons in the car or anything like that? >> No weapons. >> Okay. We actually pulled into the Petco parking lot here. >> I did. Please parking lot. >> No, I need your driver license and your >> Yeah, he do already. Look, I'm telling you, he sounds stupid already. This is This is not going to go well. Um, Ace Moonshot said, "Consent to be clocked on a radar, right?" I driving is a privilege. I don't understand why people think I think you should know your actual rights. Of course, beware of your actual rights. But don't make up rights. It doesn't help you. You're just irritating everybody. >> Insurance card. >> I'm going to need you fill this. >> No, I need your driver license and your insurance card. >> I'm going to need you to fill this out. Okay, I need your driver license in >> 42. >> You said okay. I need you >> dead4 parking lot. >> I need your information. >> I need your information >> and I need your driver license and your insurance card. Okay, a couple things especially for the LEOs and a lot of you reach out to me and I really appreciate you reaching out to me and this is not the ideal position in my opinion for an officer to be right there and I've expressed this before with your entire torso exposed a little bit back behind the door jam is a definitely safer place to be in my opinion and to have the hand resting on top of the door jam. I don't know that he trains going to the range and going like this and maybe he does but again is the safest is stepping behind the door jam a safer option. Something to think about >> if you're failing to comply. I don't want to make this difficult. >> I don't either. I want to make this very easy, but you're making it very difficult because I've asked you several times now for your driver license and your insurance card and you're failing to comply. When you get pulled over by the police, >> Romeo, >> when you get pulled over by the police, you have an obligation to provide identification. >> Also, in the radio traffic, this officer has already requested another unit and the officers were talking back and forth about who was going to come and back. I mean, he gave a specific location. He is safety minded and maybe this is how he likes to do it but I just wanted to make note of that. >> You also have an obligation to provide proof of insurance >> 5429 valid registered to a Frank >> said me. >> Yes. >> 44 if you could roll a supervisor. >> Are you waiting you could like do that? >> No I'm going to wait for you. >> This I'm trying to be mutual. >> I've asked you several times for your driver license. You don't want me you don't want to give me your driver license. That's not what I'm >> You want to argue and you want to do this sovereign citizen stuff and this is not going to work out right now. >> I'm not sovereign. >> This is not going to work out for you. >> I'm not sovereign. >> Okay. >> If you notice that the officer placed the radar unit on top of the person's car. Now, I'll tell you something that's interesting. As a sergeant, you'd be surprised how many complaints that I got from people from officers placing their equipment on a person's car and the person claiming damage. Something most people don't think about, but sergeants out there, you know that you've gotten these complaints, especially if you work in a bigger Well, whether you're big city, small city, it definitely happens. I'm going to give you one more chance to provide your driver license before I pull you out of the car and detain you in handcuffs. >> I'm I'm not You >> This tells me you either have a warrant, you don't have a valid driver's license. He definitely don't sound like he has valid insurance because I don't know if he was saying you can go look that up while I do this or something, but it's like just if you either have it or you don't and then you're speeding, he must have something else because this is such a light thing to be pulled over for. Um, we'll see. The I'm trying not to I'm trying not to go too far, but this is this is ridiculous. >> All you doing is under duress. You got giving me time and I'm asking >> none of this is under duress. I've asked you several times >> and I'm I'm I'm working with you. >> There is no duress here. You haven't even attempted to locate a driver license. >> I'm doing that. How How are you lying? >> You don't have a driver license in your phone, sir. I I need a physical driver license from you. There is no such thing as an electronic version of a driver license. >> That's That's a lie. No, it's not a lie. >> Cooperating with me. Okay. Give me a moment. >> You You held me under rest. I can turn off my car. >> Please turn your car off. >> Give me a moment. >> Turn your car off. >> Give me a moment. >> Turn your car. >> Give me a moment. You doing too much. You using You using aggressive. >> I don't have anything in my pocket. You scare me. You scaring me. >> Relax. >> I cannot relax. >> I feel safe. out of the car. >> I'm not going to post anything. >> Come out of the car. >> Now, hold on. This man had a whole plastic accordion file with no good documents inside cuz that, you know, that's usually for people that's very organized. They got some things going on and you can't even have like where is your insurance, sir? Why do you have an accordion file and nothing nothing of value in there? Um Ashley said, "I always comply you can't have court on the street." You can't. The cops already decided what they decided. Now they're just maybe going to decide if it's a warning versus a ticket. But they already pulled you for what they decided happened. Okay. Loville said, "This man got on my nerves. I felt he could have gotten him out of the car without backup." He looked a little solid to me, Loville, but I'mma watch it and see. Um, okay. MJ said the driver thinks he's in charge. I agree. >> Face away from me. >> Face away from me. Face away from me. Step out the car. >> Face away from me. Is it because I'm wearing >> right now? >> Give me your hand. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. DO IT NOW. >> DO IT NOW. RIGHT NOW. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> I'm a wolf. >> I'm a wolf. Stop. >> Leave your hands behind your back. >> Oh, I got you. >> What did he say? He's a what? I'm going to go back. Y'all let me know if you know what he said. I'm a what? >> No, I'm not. I'm a wolf. I'm a wolf. >> Stop. >> Leave your hands behind your back. >> Oh, I got Could you allow me to get my stuff? That would allow me. I don't have it in my pocket. >> I have a license. I have >> registration. I have You're under arrest. Don't allow me >> in custody. So, when the officer waited for the backup, which I think is smart to do before you go hands-on, the officer has his handcuffs in one hand and grabbing the subject with the other hand. I believe this is the officer's gun hand. Is that where we want to handcuff the person? Cuz >> Fair point, Sergeant Curtis, that's what I've noticed. He points out which hand might be someone's gun hand, the positioning you should be at a car. He pointed out when the female officer had her ponytail hanging loose because that's easy vulnerability for ponytails. Um, there's a few other things that he and then when he talks about the equipment they're using and stuff like that, that's why I enjoy his channel just like uh Midwest Safety. I like his comments. Okay. Uh, let me see. Leia's grandma said, "In Virginia, the DMV recently gave us the option to have a digital license on our phone." Okay. Okay, cool. That I mean, hey, any convenience will help. So, that's cool to me. Uh, let me see. Jamie said, "I told you I have no patience for BS." This is what Okay, I that's what I heard too. A wolf. I kept hearing him say, "I'm a wolf. I'm a wolf." Like the animal. That's what I kept hearing too, Jamie. And why I don't like that he was like, "You didn't give me a chance to get my things." But all of that was a chance to get your things. He didn't hinder your movement from getting your things. You just decided to keep questioning or or saying you don't you he didn't say, "I don't want to give it to you," but he did everything actionable to portray I don't want to give you this. Why didn't you just get it? He's like now he's like, "Oh, I got my registration. I got We wouldn't know. We wouldn't know cuz you didn't show it. You just sat there with your accordion file." Um, Ace Moonshot said, "I'm always businesslike when getting tickets. If you can correct, if you can connect with a cop and not make his job harder, he might lower the speed to avoid reckless driving." That's fair. Uh, Lovable said, "In some states, you can have your license on your phone. If you check your phone's wallet, it will show which state allows it." Okay, cool. Let me see. Jacqueline says, "Sometimes the DV gets things right." Ashley said, "We have that option in Illinois as well as the the catch is once you show them, they can then go through your phone." Oh, >> we're going to get the other handcuff on while the person's inside the car. Does this become a weapon if you get one cuff on and the person begins swinging it around with that hand? Is it a better practice to get the person out of the vehicle and then handcuff them so that you're both hands free in case you have to go to lethal cover? I'm just saying from most normal practices it's the extraction and then handcuffing the person so that our gun hand remains free. Y'all going to court, man. Y'all use an assessor for I have my license resistation. >> I have a direct road. Y'all going to And then you call me a sovereign >> and then you you can you can allow on the >> It's all on body cam. So everybody will be able to see just how much time I gave you to provide an ID when you refused over and over. >> I did refuse. I >> asked you to fill out that paperwork. That's >> bring your knees up to your chest. Do it now. Where? What? >> Roll over onto your knees. >> You got me. >> Sit up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> It's part of stand up. Don't you understand? You can put him in. I don't understand exactly. >> I don't know. I pulled him over. I asked him for ID. He gives me this. Tells me I need to fill this out. >> So, I continue to ask him for his ID over and over and over. I told him we're not going to play the sovereign citizen thing. He says I'm not a sovereign. He says he's looking for his ID in his phone. And I told him two or three times there's no such thing as an electronic version of a driver license. He tells me I'm a liar. >> So I go to pull him out. He starts resisting. >> Yeah, he's a sol. >> I noticed that the officers have their badges shrouded, meaning they have a black band across their badge and did more than my sheriff shrouding my badge when I was on the department. It's very unfortunate. When you see an officer with their badge shrouded, that means something pretty critical happened to an officer near the time that it happened. Officers are normally in a more heightened awareness during that period for whatever reason. And I noticed that this was in 2022 in August. So I looked up the incident that I believe why the officers had their badges shrouded. And it looks like there was an officer in southern Florida, Caesar Eta. Now this incident this officer was involved in according to the news coverage was a robbery. He was chasing a subject. The officer was shot and lost his life. So officers during that time period, and I know that I was, you think about that because the reality of what you can encounter on the streets comes into play. I don't know that that's what happened here, but when you watch these videos, if you see a shrouded badge, it's something you should take into consideration when you're thinking about the psychology of what has occurred during an incident. >> Now, I guess the question becomes, can I go in here to find a license or do I have to wait? >> Uh, let's just >> Why even bother looking for a license? >> I got to ID him. >> Rapid ID. >> I have that. >> You have Rapid ID? >> Yeah. >> Rapid ID is really good because in the field you can actually get a fingerprint impression and you can see who the person is a lot of times. Now, what's interesting is that people wonder, is that legal? there was a Supreme Court case Hayes versus Florida 1985 which says that the police are good to go as long as you have a reason to have the person in custody and it's a legit detention then that's not a violation of a person's Fourth Amendment privilege by checking their fingerprint as long as it's a legal detention. >> Who's the car registered to? >> I haven't even checked yet. I didn't have time. >> I'll check for you. >> All right, sir. I couldn't have made it any more clear that I needed your driver license. >> You see you supposed to be supposed to >> Hey, what are you4? >> Yes. Okay, real fast. Um, he dropped a lot of knowledge right there. But I do want to say yes. To me, Ashley, he took being called a sovereign citizen as a racial slur. Like, you were acting sovereign adjacent at that time. It's fine if you're not. It's even better for you if you're pro if you're not. But that is what you were doing. You're doing some weird stuff. Like, if you're saying, "I have this, this, and this." Why didn't you just give it? It's like people think you have to literally say the words I refuse to give you. I will not give you in order to be refusing or whatever in like you don't have to say the words. How your actions are following is speaking for you. But I think people think unless I literally say it, you can't say I was refusing. Like you you he had ample time. Ample time. I I don't understand why people act like this unless it's going to come back that you don't have anything valid or they're looking for you for another reason. Now they got to fingerprint you. That's on you. And Katrice uh said her daughter applied for Atlanta Police Department. Please pray that she's hired. I I Yes. I hope she's hired and I hope she always stays safe as well. >> But for money. >> This has nothing to do with money. >> For money. Cuz No. The way you just disrespect me. I'm going have to >> I know. I know. >> You do whatever you have to do. I told you we're not going to play this sovereign citizen. >> I can't say that. where you're trying to have me fill out sovereign citizen paperwork. >> No, I'm not. That's a paperwork gets your information so I know who you are. >> I told you who I was. The very, as a matter of fact, the very first thing I said to you was, "I'm Officer Scott, Coral Springs Police." >> He did say that. >> He said he did say. Also, that makes sense with the accordion file. He got he got the sovereign citizen paper templates. You know what's crazy? He probably had to pay for those documents. Either pay for access to print those documents or had to pay for those documents. That's what's that's what's interesting. You pay money for that. It never helps you, but you don't pay to keep your stuff current or whatever you're supposed to be doing. And I'm not saying he doesn't have current stuff cuz they haven't said that yet. But that's usually the case. They don't have actual current documents that actually keep you out of jail and keep you uh properly registered. And my big sis Peaches and Cream, I definitely hope you have a safe trip. Enjoy yourselves. >> I just ask you fill out that information. >> Yep. That's all I did is you fill out the information. >> And you didn't comply with any lawful command. >> I said, "Give me a moment. I'm doing >> I gave you several moments." >> No. >> Yes. >> Disrespectful, man. >> Yeah, I know you are. >> No. Oh, man. I'm not going back and forth with you. >> No, you're going to jail. You doing this for money. >> I'm doing this because I was conducting speed enforcement for the safety of the public because we have a several crashes at this intersection. You're driving 30 mph over the speed limit and then you then you refuse to provide a driver license. When I ask >> give me the time I can. You talking about there's no such additional license. >> I'm going to write it in the police report just how many times I asked you and how long it took. >> It's recorded. >> Yes. Every single moment said >> every single moment of our conversation. >> My actions is recorded. So you they can you can see trying to show you. It's going to show that you don't want to cooperate. >> Most certainly going to show that I asked you several times for an ID and you wanted to play in your phone and give me a paper to fill out >> my my camera because I don't have if you check my pockets I don't have anything on my pockets. I just came from the gym. >> I need your right index finger. >> I'm Joz of the Wilson family. >> Jo of the Wilson family. >> Is that your whole name? >> J A Q U E Z. >> Is that how you spell it? >> Uppercase J. lowercase a uppercase W of the family of the of the family Wilson. So uppercase W >> like that >> lowerase I somewhat >> somewhat or or that's not it. >> I listen >> is that how you spell your name or not? >> I'm being held under duress. My >> is that how you spell your name or not? >> No. >> How do you spell your name? >> So there's a E at the end. I I say table with you. J A C Q upper case J A uh lower case A C uh uppercase like listen if >> E S E >> uh E that's how I spell spell my name lowerase A. >> That's how it's on your driver's license. E >> I don't know that even has a driver license. I need your right index finger. >> This is very >> You can face that way >> and I'll I'll go ahead and take care of it. Face that way. >> Is this for a citation? >> Face that way. This is for your arrest paperwork. So face that way. Listen, >> if you don't provide me with your ID consent to scan me, >> if you don't provide me with your ID, it's going to be an additional chargeable cost. >> I would like to provide please that way so I can get your identification. >> But this is not the the >> I'm going to ask you again. Please face that way so I can provide you with you can provide me with your identification. >> Just want to make this worse for me. >> No, I don't. >> I want to make this as easy as possible and you're making it difficult. >> This is all under the rest. I try to give you my information. Stop talking. Jquz of the Wilson family. Just do what the officer asks you. >> Yeah, he getting closer and closer to those sovereign citizen allegations. JZ of the Wilson family. That is that's that's that pattern that sovereign citizens usually take. And then they are traveling. They're not driving is another one. Um and he cannot get through spelling his name. Like, hey, you're almost there. Why can't you just spell your full name? Yeah, he's acting like one lovable. And yeah, the 30 miles per hour over a speed limit is crazy. How do you not think you going to get pulled over? It ain't a five over. It's not a 10 over. You doing 30 miles over the speed limit. And then you don't have your your mess together. Okay. >> How hard is that? >> I'm shaking cuz you scared me cuz you don't want to provide any kind of identification for yourself. >> I can't even stand up >> cuz I'm so I'm so scared. I'm under arrest. I look like you're scared under arrest. So, stop talking and just mind your business. >> Also, take into consideration that the officers had to rush over to this scene, drive in a very dangerous potentially manner to get to this situation because they see that their officer is wrestling with someone and they still have to come down and they're like, "This didn't need to happen." Like, this was totally avoidable. >> What What does that mean? You That means shut up and mind your business. >> You're right. This not my business. >> All right. Your right finger again. Can you go see if if he found this this guy? >> Don't Don't push down. I'm going to do the pressure here. >> I'm not doing anything. You shaking. >> Yeah, I'm shaking. I told you. You scared me because you don't want to provide any information about yourself. >> I was scared. I couldn't even stand up. I was gearing headlights. It's all record. I'm just thankful to be alive. But >> I don't know why you're trying to make it difficult for me. Right. Index finger. >> I wasn't I was really >> You were trying to make it very difficult for I don't have my license in my my pants. Why do I always >> two times in a seas tag? >> Got it with a picture and everything. >> Oh, so your license is no good and they want your tag. That's why you didn't want to give me your information. >> That That's not That's not completely true. I sent a a letter to uh Miss Terry. Um >> Hold on. They called out what I had been waiting for was not right. Hold on. >> So your license is no good and they want your tag. That's why you didn't want to give me your information? >> That That's not That's not completely true. I sent a a letter to uh Miss Terry uh Rose for my authentication for my license. And that's true. And I have the paperwork and I know what license I have all this. I have a proof of insurance. Listen, I'm not trying to harm anybody. You don't want to hear that. You want to send another black person all black jail. That >> this has nothing to do with black. >> I do not I'm I'm not consenting. I do not want consent to jail. That's Yeah. Uh, ace moonshot. If it walks like a duck and clacks like a duck, it's a sovereign citizen. I agree with you. That's exactly what this is. And then what is he talking about? Like the power was in your hands. You didn't have to drive. Definitely didn't have to go over 30 miles hour the speed limit cuz he still technically would have been driving with no valid information on his way if he was not going 30 over. You did this to yourself. You're a grown man. You make these decisions. Somebody got to you and made you feel like you're going to be protected under the sovereign citizen thing or under the Moorish national thing, whatever one you chose. They can change the name, but a rose is still a rose. So either way, you know what you're doing. And and I'm telling you, I promise you that man paid those people money. They just got his money and he no he's no better for it. Cuz I I didn't realize how much they had to pay those sovereign citizen organizations just to be led astray. I >> have to consent to jail. You're going. This person is very delusional. I think he really believes a lot of stuff that he's saying. What I find really interesting is what they recover at the jail in his bag when they do the search. >> And as I pull him out, he starts pulling away from me. So I push him into the door jam, ask him to turn around several times. He won't turn around. That's when Gabino comes over and helps me take him down. We put him in handcuffs, put him in a car. Very minimal use of force. Um, but >> he's not complaining of any injuries. >> He might when we get over to the station because he just is trying to throw everything out there. If you want to ask him if he has injuries, I'm fine with that. I can get him medically cleared. Not an issue. He's going to go for resisting. He's going to go for driving with a license. That's no good. >> I'm going to give him the ticket for 30 over. I'm going to give him the ticket for uh failing to provide proof of insurance. We're going to take his tag. >> Suspended the whole and suspended deal. >> Well, that's going to be on the PC. >> And he's got the 27 for resisting. >> Is the car registered to him? >> Yeah. >> So, the car is his, >> but the tag is a bad tag or something. >> No, it just says he's >> probably it's a insurance problem. >> Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't have to pay [ __ ] It's not his problem. >> Yeah. Yeah. We can't tow it unless the property management wants to tow it. >> Okay. >> Listen, >> your car is going to stay here. Okay. It's not going to have a tag on it cuz the state wants the tag back. So, there's a chance that it gets towed by the uh plaza. >> I would not um I wouldn't consent to that. Like if you listen, >> I know you're not talking about consent. >> I know you're operating like honestly you don't >> We're not talking about consent. that the Plaza doesn't need your consent to tow your vehicle if it's sitting here with no tag on it and it's not going to move. >> Listen to me. >> If you're watching this and you get pulled over by the police, the towing policy is different depending on the department. So, don't just assume because in this department they made the decision that in another department the policy is different. That's a very important fact to know. >> I am not towing your car. I can't make that more clear. I am not towing your car. We're going to leave it here. What I'm trying to ask you is if there's anything valuable in your car that you'd like me to take out and put in the police department for safekeeping because there's a chance that the Plaza owner towes your car because it's sitting here without a tag on it. I'm trying to be as nice as I possibly can to you and you're making my job extremely difficult. >> So, here's the thing. If you have something valuable in there that you'd like me to take out and put in the police department for safekeeping, tell me. If you don't have anything valuable in there, that's okay. I'll leave it all in there. If you don't want to answer the question, things are going to be left in there because I have no legal right to search your car at this moment. Okay? Unless you want to give me consent to search your car. Would you like to give me consent to search your vehicle? >> Give me a moment. Like, you giving me a lot. I have uh the thing that I was given for you to give you the paperwork. >> I have a binder and I have my book bag in my phone. It's not no joke. I don't see your badge number. And that's that's really I'm I don't see your badge number. Um you say your name like I know a Boston scholar he played for Florida. >> Oh my god. If we weren't in mix company the things I would have to say right now. Um badge number is a square. So you can have that one. Go ahead and take it. I want your badge number. The way he phrased it, same thing. Uh I don't know what to say about him. like it's I'm just following so much stupidity. What do you say? So, thankfully we have Sergeant Curtis to give more commentary cuz I don't know what to say about this. This is dumb as hell. Love said the officer is being too nice for her and he's tearing up her nerves again. Sharon said Lord have mercy. I know Sharon. Oh, and Dean said they usually become sovereign citizens when their license is suspended and they have expired tags. >> Philadelphia. >> Do I have consent to search your vehicle? >> I ask you to. Do I have consent to search Do I have consent to search your vehicle? Yes or it's a yes or no question. Do I have consent to search your vehicle? >> Do you need to get the stuff out? >> Will you allow me to search your vehicle? >> I'll allow you to grab two things that I'm identifying for you out of my vehicle. >> Okay. What two things? >> My book bag. >> Where is the book bag? >> Uh I believe it's in the back seat. >> Can you get the book bag out of the back seat, please? What else? >> I don't have anything. >> That's it. Just the book bag. And and the binder with all my documentation. >> Where is the binder? The one that you had in your lap. >> Yes. >> And the um accordion binder on the front seat. >> And that paper. I still need you to fill that out. >> No, I'm not going to fill that paper out. You're going to have all my information on your proper cause affidavit. Okay. >> Him right there, too. >> Cuz he put his hand in my bag. >> Okay. No problem. That's all you need out of the car. >> Please zip it back up. Zip it back up, please. >> Okay. We're going to put it in the car and it's going to go with you. I'm going to ask you one more time. Is that all you need out of the car? I have your phone and your key. They're going to go with you. >> I'm going to lock your car. >> My social security is in there, too. >> Where? >> It's on the side of the vehicle where the blue pouch is right there. >> His social security is card is in the door. Anything else? >> It's not in the blue pouch. It's not in the blue pouch. It's only like three papers that's not in the blue pouch. But I don't want nobody's going to get gloves on. >> Okay. >> Other than your social security card, is there anything else before I lock this car? All my legal documents and stuff. >> The legal documents are there on the trunk. >> You got my phone? >> Yep. >> And like honestly like I'm truly not trying to like accept going to jail. It's going to be repercussed. >> You don't have to accept going to jail. You're going to jail. It's there. There is no getting out of it. You're past the point of return. I was extremely polite. >> Show me probable cause. >> Yes. I'm going to show you probable cause on the probable cause affidavit. Okay. >> No problem with that. >> Probable cause. Okay, that you can argue that all day long. >> Tell me what I'm not going to argue. I I'm not going to argue. I got a 400page book of how to deal with situations. When I go to the jail, >> baby, if that's not a sovereign citizen, I got a 400page book on how to deal with y'all versus you could have two sentences on how to get through this and you probably still got arrested with a suspended license 30 miles over, but it wouldn't be as bad and it wouldn't take as long and you'd be on your way. He said, "I don't accept being arrested." Um, yes. Delusional and mentally exhausting are exactly how I would describe him. And he does think he's running things to me to jail. Mhm. I'm not arguing while arguing, right? >> Y'all going to send me to jail? >> Hold on. >> We can have this conversation on the way to jail. Is there anything else in the car that you need me to take out before we leave it here secured? >> Can you secure it so you can roll up my windows? You roll up my window. >> I'll roll the windows up and lock the doors. Is there anything you need out of the car? I'm asking you a question and you're not answering me. This is your last chance to answer before I just lock the car up and leave it there. Is there anything else that you need that's valuable inside of the car? >> Um, my social security. He said he got to get his gloves. I did ask you to look through my book bag. >> Okay. All right. That's all. Thank you. >> Can I show you? >> We'll have a conversation on the way to the jail. Okay. >> Okay. A couple of things. First, a lot of people going to look at this cop and they're going to say, "Oh, he's rude." Or whatever. And other people are going to be like, "That's exactly how it should There are officers who have this exact same attitude and their mindset is about efficiency. When an officer is on a call on our computers, we could see how long a person is on a call. Supervisors and the other officers say, and we know about how long it takes for a person to handle a call. And if a person takes a really long time to handle a call, it should take a short amount of time. It causes some conflicts inside the unit on the squad. There's a saying in policing, I'm here to save your butt, not kiss it. And some officers abide by that mindset. And I don't know this officer, so I can't say that he does, but I can tell you that he's about efficiency. He's about business. and he went out of his way to recover items for the guy that he didn't have to. He was trying to be nice to him. He doesn't come off as being Mr. Congeniality or officer congeniality, but he's about his business and there are officers who are like that. I believe this officer was about his business. >> Officer Scott, my badge number is 996. >> Okay. What's your point? Did you not have a point or you just don't want to talk to me anymore? >> Why didn't you cooperate? >> Why didn't I cooperate? That's the question for real right now. >> Like the emotional intelligence just wasn't there. >> The question >> Oh my god. The emotional intelligence wasn't there. He has no emotional intelligence. Regular intelligence. Oh my god. He said, "Why didn't you cooperate?" These people really be having these people convinced that they are in the right. This is definitely some brainwashing. This is crazy. >> Is why didn't I cooperate? That's the question right now. >> I know that I always have a copy of everything on my phone. >> Okay. Well, there's no such thing as an electronic version of your driver license. So, I'll tell you that again, just like I told you that at your car. >> That's 100% true. >> There is no such thing as an electronic version of your driver license. >> It does say that, as a matter of fact. >> Do I know what a license is? >> Yes. Do you know what a license is? I would just turn the music up on him. Do you remember? That's some good music. Turn the music up. Stop talking to him. >> Oh, I see that. You want to ask all the questions, but you don't want to give any answers. Do you know what a license is? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Right in this door. >> Can you open the door for me? >> Yep. Come over here. Make your first left and have a seat on the bench. >> Have a seat on the bench. >> That's a bench. Well, the funny thing is you had your driver license the whole time and you never even tried to get it for me. >> I didn't know where it was. Go ahead and stand up. >> Pull up on my phone, but Oh, that's you. You You played it. You really played That's not my license. >> Oh, that's not your driver license. What is that? >> I mean, that's called a driver. >> Oh, who is that? >> Can you copy another? >> Put this hand on top of your head. >> Put that hand on top of your head. >> Right. >> On top of your head. Have a seat on the bench. You don't have to put your hands on your head anymore. You can just sit. Something I like to mention, I've mentioned this in my videos before about arrival at the jail process. It's a very interesting psychological process. The suspect's anxiety is up and the officer starts to relax and go down. It's a familiar space to them. The officer is familiar with the area. They feel more comfortable and sometimes their practices can become a little bit not as safe as normal. The best practice in my opinion when you are unhanduffing a person, no matter where you are, you should do it the same way. It should be methodical. you should break their power base that if they decide to turn when you get the handcuff off that you can engage in them and that you have the tactical advantage by just telling them to put their hands on the head and you let them stand normally without breaking the power base can create some challenges. Just know that in my opinion breaking the power base and doing handcuffing the same way is an incredibly safe and effective way to manage prisoners. >> Well, this name on the driver license is the same one you gave me. So, is this you or not you? >> It's it's not >> Jacquz Wilson. Not the name I gave you. >> Yes, it is. >> You typed my name. Yep. >> And that's the same name that you gave me. >> That's not >> JZ Wilson. >> That's not the name I gave you. JZ up J. And I said the Wilson family. >> Mhm. >> I told you I have my license. I'm trying to pull it up on my phone. That was enough for you to take it to that next level. >> Yes. I I I understand you're extremely intent on trying to downplay the whole situation, but it was much more than that. >> You're saying you got to make it much more than that. No, you made it much more than that. That's what I'm saying. We don't even have to sit here and dispute the facts. We can just watch them later in court. How about that? >> How does that sound to you? >> I'm not necessarily sure. >> Don't argue with the >> It's hard for you to understand when you don't have anything to say. >> Um, >> yeah, that that protects from Sray EV. >> Okay. >> The same thing protects from radiation. >> You made this yourself? >> Wow. But yours has direct that um that gun you >> Yeah, the radar gun. Yeah, the one that I got. You're you're going 70 and a 40 on. >> Oh, I'm not I'm not sure about that. >> Well, you should be cuz I showed it to you. >> JQZ, the subject is saying that he was concerned about radiation and that the radar gun can cause some type of radiation. In the 70s or 80s, there was actually a lawsuit or several lawsuits, I believe, filed by officers claiming that handheld radar guns had some type of leakage. And I think that there was a study that showed that it was possible, but there was nothing conclusive. So he does have some grounds to his concern, I guess, but there was actually some lawsuits about that. >> I wasn't driving. >> You weren't driving now. >> Who was driving? >> Who blockid? >> Who was Who was driving? >> Traveling to Walmart. >> There it goes. We have completed the sovereign citizen starter kit. I wasn't driving. I was uh traveling. I was waiting on him to do that. And also, I think it was Ashley J. Thank you for the sparkles earlier. I meant to I was going to do like this uh next time I pause, but thank you for the sparkles. >> Oh, you were traveling. Yet another sovereign citizen statement. >> But you're not a sovereign citizen, right? >> Why I told you about doing that? You keep calling me a sovereign citizen. >> Yeah, because that's exactly what sovereign citizens say. I was traveling. I wasn't driving. >> Okay, this is what I find incredibly interesting. This is like the treasure trove of what I normally would see. Not or normally, but a lot of times people who follow sovereign sentence and ideology have these books and they're written by the same person. I'm not going to say the name of the person, but this person has written like I know over 50 books. You can find them on Amazon and they're all about straw men and the government is this and just ways to kind of work around what the government does and the people. I mean, it's just a whole bunch of stuff that sovereigns often use. And there are many books by this person. You don't believe everything you read. that one that was titled trust. I've heard them say something like I'm operating in the trust of such and such and then I am the individual. I'm the person. I am not the name in all caps on the like court files. I've heard a lot of it. >> Okay. >> That's that's that's um you you just put a label on me and that's not >> I didn't put a label on you. I said yet another sovereign citizen statement, but you said that you're not a sovereign citizen. That's exactly what I said. >> Don't call me. That's not who I am. Who I am? >> Oh, I I found your license. >> You found my So, you found my my >> I found your driver license with all your information on it and your picture. >> I found my um my um my wallet. >> No. >> Yeah. And that's not my license. >> I found your driver license >> or or should I call it a traveler's license? >> No. No. I could I could have showed you that, too. I I have one of those, too. >> Oh, okay. Here's your insurance for the car and the registration. All things I asked you for that you never gave me out there. I don't know why you wouldn't just give it to me out there. >> Couldn't think. So, I'm g to I'm not going to go back and forth. What does that say? >> What does that say? Ignorance of the law does not excuse misconduct in anyone. Least of all, a sworn officer of the law. So, isn't that funny that your ignorance of the law got you in trouble today? Because you wouldn't provide me with a hard copy of your driver license. That's not true. >> It's 100% true. Stand up. It's going to go out this door. Make a left. And you're going to make a a left into the first cell on your left. >> Yeah. >> That's the restroom. >> Yep. It's right in there on the left. >> Notice that the officer mentioned that the charge is almost always like the resisting the driver license suspension, the no proof of insurance. Those charges are almost boilerplate because that's exactly how the process goes. It's never a win. And this guy seems like he really buys into this. I meant to mention the books that this person has on Amazon are actually incredibly popular. Thousands of reviews of the book and I said there are more than 50 of them and those are the ones just on Amazon. So the ideology is being passed around. But if you know someone who thinks that it's going to work, send them this video cuz that jail door closing is exactly where it almost always ends up. If you like this kind of content, like the video, click on the All right. Support Sergeant Curtis. Omar missed his Sergeant Curtis. He he ain't in here yet. Um but okay, so a smooth shot. Thank you for the super chat. Hit that like button, please, y'all. That's all I need. Hit the like button if you're in the replay gang gang. If you have some hypes left, hype me up. But yeah, thank you so much, Ace Moonshot. All right, on to the next one. I like this one cuz the passenger tow on this person. I like it. So, this one says, "Passenger secretly calls police on drunk sister. Doesn't end well." So, we're going to watch that one next. All right, here we go. You're still behind the wheel of the car. >> But I'm not. >> But you are. >> I'm not. >> Are you behind the wheel right now? >> No. >> Are you in the driver's seat right now? >> On May 5th, 2023, officers received an anonymous tip regarding a vehicle driving erratically with the caller providing real-time updates on its whereabouts. The anonymous caller may shock you. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> Let's see. >> Where are you trying to get to tonight? >> Nothing. You trying to get to nothing tonight? >> How'd you park? Are you you picking up some some food or >> Yeah. >> Some Chevys? What' you order? Anything good? >> Do you have your ID with you, ma'am? >> No. Do you mind if I get your name? >> No, I really like No, this is not my car. >> This isn't your car? >> No. >> Whose car you driving? >> My boyfriend's. >> Oh, what's your boyfriend's name? >> You okay? What happened to your arm? >> Uh, I'm clumsy and fell at work. >> You fell at work? >> Yeah. M. Okay. So, you don't want to give me a driver's license? >> I don't have it. >> Oh, you asked if I could write your name down. >> No, I don't push it. I don't have it. >> You don't have your name? Okay. Where you coming from? You're not going to tell me where you're coming from? >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't like >> What? Maybe you mind hopping out so I can talk with you? All right. >> Yeah. Um yeah, I was like lay down here. That's not even a problem. It's not. >> Okay. Well, I've been trying to talk with you and you've been very uncooperative with me this whole time. >> Yeah. I'm not even like trying to go nowhere. >> Okay. Well, can you get back out of the car? >> Yeah, I'm like not going to like No. Go nowhere. >> Okay. Can you get out of the car just so we can talk? >> No, I'm not cuz I'm not going to go nowhere. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> What? I want to talk with you outside of the car. >> Yeah. I'm not going to go nowhere. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Why? The reason I'm getting pulled over before >> Okay. Um I missed it. I missed the moment or they might have cut it out. But yes, uh Ashley, her sister was in the car. Her sister is the one that called the police on her because she was driving dangerously, which claps for the sister. Hopefully she never gets in the car with her again because this behavior doesn't change. People always People like that always think they're good to drive and they're not good to drive. >> Well, one I didn't pull you over, >> right? >> I just stopped here just because your car's all parked all wonky, >> right? >> And we also got an anonymous report that you were driving erratically on the road. >> No, I wasn't. So, and now I'm here talking with you and I'm smelling some alcohol coming from your breath. >> That's not >> So, I'd like for you to step out and >> I'm not even driving. >> You're still behind the wheel of the car. >> But I'm not. >> But you are. >> I'm not. >> Are you behind the wheel right now? >> No. >> Are you in the driver's seat right now? >> So, I'm going to ask you one more time if you would come. >> I'm like not driving. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> We're past that. Okay. I want to know if you want to do some sobriety tests to see if you are good to drive. >> Hello. Yeah. Where you at? The US Chevy's right. Yeah, US Chevy's right. >> US Chevy's right. >> She's handed. She won't even get out of the car to do some tests. So, >> I think the car was when I rolled up, but she was still in the driver's seat. >> Okay. >> So, she still won't even give me any information. So, I might just take her on there. >> Yeah. >> What does Chevy serve? I'mma Google them. I don't I've never been to one. First time I probably heard of one. Oh, but y'all, we went to see the Michael Jackson movie yesterday and I liked it. You should go see it in my opinion. But I had this little drink. I don't know if you can still see it glowing, but it had it's called a galaxy and it's a the cube is a souvenir and it was very annoyingly bright in the theater. I did not care. They had a red one and a blue one. And yeah, I'm I'm definitely going to save this little cube when I finish. And it's just like a raspberry blue raspberry lemonade or something as a drink. But I like my little cup or my little ice cube. >> Yeah, I was trying to go there. >> You see, you want to step out for me? >> No, I don't have nothing. >> Okay, I'm >> It's not my card. >> Okay. It's It's registered to your name. >> No, it's not. >> Yeah, it is. >> No, I was not. >> You live in Swansea? >> I don't. >> Okay. You want to get out for me? >> Are we going to have to do this the hard way? >> No, I don't have to go nowhere. >> Yes, you do. Come on. >> I don't No, please don't. Please don't. Ma'am, >> get out of the car. >> I don't I'm not going >> Get out of the car. Get out of Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Okay, please. >> Okay, then step out. >> Start stepping out of the car. If you start stepping out of the car, I'll look over here. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay, I'm not going nowhere. >> Okay. Okay. Please. >> Step. >> Okay. It's not my car. >> Please. Okay. It's not my car. >> It's not my car. >> Please don't steal my car, though. >> Please. Okay. Then step out of the car. >> Get out of your car. >> Okay. This my car though. >> This is my car. >> Okay. This my Okay. All right. Clean. >> Where you're at? >> It's on my car. All right. This >> It's on my car. >> That's fine. Let's go. >> Okay. It's not my even car, man. Okay. Okay. Can I please? >> Nope. >> Okay. It's not my car. >> No, you're under you're under arrest. >> IT'S NOT MY CAR. >> I don't care if it's your car. Are you light? >> Okay. Let me go, please. >> No. After all that. >> My car. >> No. Here's the deal. You are no longer in control here. Plain and simple. >> It's on my car, y'all. >> I don't care if it's your car. You're under arrest for drinking and driving. >> It's on my car. always my hold. >> Sorry, y'all. Okay, give me >> uh positive comment. If those are her sister locks, they look long and healthy. That's a positive thing I have to say. Other than that, she's dumb. Um, let me see here. Loa said, "Our eyes are lying to us." And I saw somebody else say that, too. Um, Ace Moonshot said, "No, I'm not. She thinks reality is optional." She does. Um, Natty said, "Auntie Natty said, "We have a Chubbies truck stop here. They have the best Philly cheese steaks." And yeah, y'all that are planning to go see the MJ movie, you should a traveler's license. Yes, MJ. Um, what else was I going to say? Okay, sorry, off topic, but Coleman Domingo plays Joe Jackson, right? He's up there with how you know y'all hate like Lawrence Fishburn for playing uh Ike Turner. Coleman Domingo is getting up there on how he's playing that role so well. We about to start hating him in real life. Just every time you see his face, that's how I'm like and he has a certain expression he makes. Y'all are gonna be like, it kind of makes you laugh. Kind of makes you like, oh no, what's he about to do now? But it's a it's good. And then Michael Jackson's nephew, he really did study his uncle. He really did. I was proud of how he he did the dance move, the voice. He had it down in my opinion. >> Your girl? >> No, I don't. It's on my car. and check down the middle. >> Okay, please. This Please, y'all. Please, y'all. Please. This Please, y'all. This not my car. This not my car, y'all. Okay. Okay. Okay. Please. >> Come over here. Come get >> this. It's not my car, y'all. This Please. Okay. This not my car. Okay. This my y'all. Please. >> Have a seat. >> This not my car. Y'all, >> this is my car. And you're going to have A SEAT. >> Y'ALL NOT MY CAR. >> SIT IN THE CAR. >> The problem is not that if it's the car you own or not. It's not a stolen vehicle. The problem is you being intoxicated and you can't even discern, oh, I am behind the wheel. I was driving. And Ashley, to your point, you said, can they can you text the police because how how she didn't hear her sister call them. Now, the narrator said that she called and kept reporting in, but you can text some police departments. I don't know if they meant to say text and use the word call or she actually called and her sister so drunk she not even registering. Her sister's calling the police on her. are. Have a seat, please. Please, y'all. Okay. Please, y'all, please. Please. Okay. Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Get up. >> Okay. Let me just talk to the sound real quick. >> Okay. >> Send the car. >> Send the car. >> Uh, so pretty much that was the passenger that was texting. She wanted to remain anonymous. I go in, vehicle sideways. I roll up. She's in the driver's seat. Very uncooperative. Won't talk with me. He said it's not even her car. Won't give me her license, anything like that. Got the passenger out, talked to her. Passenger, told me it was Aisa, who's the registered owner, and pretty much waited for everyone to get here. >> Is this one passenger? Is that >> That's passenger. >> And she was the one that texting 911. >> Yeah, she's and she said that she's hammered, swerving all over the road, hitting curbs and whatnot. Eventually got her to go from hot shots to pull in here and stop. Strong ordered alcohol coming from her breath, slurred speech, uncooperative. I tried getting her to come out. She was out of the car and then got back in where I could stop her and then one guy car and basically shut up. That's why I was trying to stall till you guys got here cuz I knew that was gonna I knew that was going to happen. I mean there's empty bottles and stuff. >> What is this conac? >> Yeah. Looks like spider in there in the door. So, front floorboard, pass or passenger floorboard, passenger door, >> there's one >> passenger seat, >> back passenger seat pocket. >> Is that a gun case? It's a It's a Missouri registration. It comes back to an address in Swansea. Here's her name, right? She got a driver's license. I'm not pleased to drive home with her and go lay down. See? >> Not at this point. You are under arrest. >> Why? >> One for drinking and driving, two for resisting arrest, and three have open containers of alcohol in your car. So, the car that's registered to you that you were driving is not your car? >> No. >> Okay, >> y'all. Okay. Please, can I find somebody to take me home and drive me? I don't say please. That's not how drunk. Please. >> Oh, you up. >> That's what you should have done in the first place. If you had somebody available, they should have already been driving you home. You should have taken an Uber, gone back to get your car, whatever it is. You didn't want to do that. You still denying if you was even driving. No, it's too late. >> Need someone to come pick you up later. >> No. No. Look. Look. Please. Yeah. I'm sorry. >> I told you this. You were behind the wheel of your car. No, I'm in my car. >> The blue Ford Focus that he said it's not yours, but it's registered to you, which is coincidentally the same address on your license. No. Come on in here. Hey. Okay, you just just I'm not going to I can't I can't do this. I can't. >> Come on. >> I can't. Y'all, please. I just want to go home. Please. >> Come on. Yeah. Have a seat. I'm >> I'm sitting down >> on the bench, not the table. >> I'm sitting down. >> I SAID, MAN, >> sit on. >> Stand up me. [ __ ] I can't do this. >> Where you going? >> So, you can die, but you can't be arrested and sobered up for a DUI. That's what they do. It's denial while she's in the car. Then it's kind of like uh being humble while you're on the way, still trying to uh bargain about can somebody just take me home. Now here comes the anger. >> I'm sorry. No. No. Please, if you going to shoot me, just >> I'm not going to shoot. Just me. No, I can't. I cannot live in here. >> Sit in the chair. >> Please. Please. >> You're not going to sit. I'm sorry. >> Just sit. I I can't do this. >> Just sit down. >> I can't >> sit down. >> Look, I'm trying to go home. >> Yeah, right now you can't. >> Please >> sit down. >> SOMEBODY COME GET ME. I'LL GO HOME. >> OKAY, right now we're past that. You will need someone to come pick you up and not right now. Right now, I need you to sit down. >> I can't. I can't. I can't. I CAN'T. Y'ALL, PLEASE. >> I can't sit down. >> I can't. >> If you're this allergic to jail, how do you not make better choices? Um, Zach said, "How funny would it be if she called a Uber and the lady from the first video showed up?" Boy, they'd be a horrible pair. Zack a moonshot. I have zero pity for drunk drivers. Same because they take lives. They usually survive and everybody else is dead from their horrible decisions. Okay, V got her coffee. You going to need it, V? >> I can't. >> We have to finish this first. >> Please finish. You can go home. >> I can't. >> You can't. all the money. >> You can call somebody. You can call somebody. Bring him some money. >> You need $100 cash. >> All you need. Somebody can bring you $100. >> I don't want no money. >> You know what's cheaper? Uber. >> I can't. >> Do you want to >> I want to >> I can't. >> You want to click auto farm? >> I can't. >> You want to refuse? >> You want to refuse? >> I >> No, you don't. >> I'm sorry. I can't do this [ __ ] I can't. >> I'm trying to We're trying to give you every opportunity here. Okay. I'm trying to work. >> I'm already going TO HAVE A DUI ANYWAY. NO MATTER. NOBODY HELPING ME FOR [ __ ] OKAY. >> Save the pity party. You know who could have helped you? You being an adult and not making the decision to drive drunk. And then you're so bad your sister who's in the car with you has to secretly call the police or text them and tell them they need to come get you. So, you know who's who who's helping you? The ones that helped you not hurt somebody. That's who's helping you because you're not helping yourself. And and it's selfish to act like everybody else not helping you when literally this was a voluntary decision. This did not have to be done. >> I can't. Please. Please. >> Come on. >> Okay. Can I just go home? >> No. >> Okay. Somebody come get me and go home. >> Yes. Someone can COME GET YOU. >> OKAY. I CAN'T. >> I CAN'T DO THIS. I HAD ANXIETY. >> I NEED YOU TO stand in these. >> Please. >> Come on. >> Please. >> Come on. I don't want to drag you. >> Okay. I did not mean to. Let's go home. >> Please. I can't. >> Do you need The phone's OVER HERE? >> I CAN'T. PLEASE. >> Come on. You need to use the phone anyway. >> I can't. I'm not even going to go home. Come on. Come on. >> Don't touch me. Then walk like a grown ass woman and get me. >> I said please DON'T TOUCH ME. MAYBE I'M TRYING to get my mental right. Okay. >> I think every last person we've seen so far is Can I have a moment? I'm trying to get my mental right. Take your moments to make better decisions. That's when you had the moments. Nobody was occupying your time. But y'all make these decisions. You have no more moments. Go into the sale. >> This is your last chance or we will push you in there. >> You don't want to be touched. Let's go. You don't want to be touched, so let's go. >> If you don't go on your own, then we're going to go >> four 3 two from you. Okay, hold on. How much for me to burn out? >> $100. >> Okay, fingers back. Okay, >> I'm going to I'm going to count that as shut's door while talking. It wasn't a police car door, but it was a door. They shut it while she was still talking. Um Sharon Gabbo said, "Drunks are so annoying and impossible to deal with." They are. Sharon Ace Moon Ace Moonshot said, "Yep, my brother was hit by a drunk driver while delivering newspapers. He lived but had a hip cast for months, one leg shorter than the other, etc." Right? Even when you survive, your life has been severely altered because someone couldn't be responsible enough to call for a ride or um not drink above the limit. But honestly, once you even drink one drink, just don't drive because you one drink a lot of places about to already put you over the limit anyway. Um again, Ubers are cheaper, lifts are cheaper than you being sentenced to prison because you took somebody's life or having to pay restitution because you ruined somebody's life. It's it's stupid. It's just so dumb. Okay, going to the next one. Y'all, I don't think we watched this one together, but I know I watched it on repeat a couple times. Did we watch this one? Woman repeatedly calls her love, never sees it coming. Do y'all remember this thumbnail? Like us watching together? We about to have a repeat if y'all do remember it because I'm on a delay. So, I know it's going to take a while before I see y'all answer. All right, here we go. She did not want to listen at all. If a lot of y'all say we watched it, I'm going to turn it off and go to something else. But the link will be in the description so everybody else can see it later. But we'll go ahead and start it. >> Please stop touching me. I don't have anything on me. >> Don't please. >> Police responded after a woman refused to leave her ex's apartment, but things quickly got out of hand. Hi, Officer Police Department. Just let you know I got a body cam on. Are you uh are you the friend that staying here? >> I do not. >> Stayed here. Okay. We're So, she just called cuz uh we were just called cuz she doesn't want you staying here anymore. Uh yeah. And she she just wanted to know if you were okay to leave. Like, >> but I just told her I didn't have anywhere to go and I don't I don't like I really don't have anywhere to go. >> Okay. Well, you don't live here, do you? Like, you're just visiting. >> Okay. What's your name? >> I'm sorry. >> All right. Uh, >> Andrew, listen. You're going to have to get out of here, okay? You have any stuff that's going to be in here? Just that one right there. >> Is there anything else of yours? >> No, just my phone. >> Where's your coat at? >> Is that your your backpack, too? >> Um, no. It's just got like her stuff in there and mine, so it's not really mine. >> Okay. But that coat? >> Yeah, but that is my coat. >> Okay. Do you have shoes? Yeah, I have shoes. >> Why is she? >> Do you have any weapons or firearms? >> Okay. My artist. >> Okay. Andrew, can I get your information as well real quick? >> Oh, it's on Missouri. Okay. >> Why? >> I just need your information just for >> right now. You're being detained. Okay. >> You legally have to provide your full name and date of birth. Okay. >> What am I being detained for? >> Trespassing. I saw the messages. She told you to leave. You're still here. Do >> you have an ID on you? >> Yes. >> Would you mind if I go on there in February? >> Am I being placed under arrest right now? >> No, not right now. But it's a blizzard out right now and you can't stay here. So, we're trying to get you. >> Okay. I can leave. >> Okay. >> I have my one second. >> Can we assist you in getting anywhere? Like, >> no. >> No. >> I have to pee is a bingo square. Thank you, MJ. Um, okay. This is a house and let me see. There was something else. Okay. So, this is her girlfriend's house. She's I guess off and on staying there. The girlfriend's like, "You got to go." I don't know if they broken up or not, but probably after this you broken up. She's got to go. She's doing everything to not go. But the real stuff starts once they get her outside in the snow and she's not listening to what the cops are telling her. That's what really gets her in trouble. >> Well, do you have anything else you need besides this jacket, your gym shoes and all that? >> I just want to go ahead and Is that your blanket? >> Yes. >> All right, that's everything you got. Let's >> I need my phone from over there. Need >> your phone from over here. This one right here. I >> Yes. You're [ __ ] weird, though. >> All right, let's keep it civil. Just walk. Just walk. >> Keep it civil. Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> Is there anything else you want to do? >> Um, I'm going to file a report. She's been calling my job trying to get me fired. I have >> I did NOT CALL YOUR JOB. I DID NOT TALK TO YOUR JOB at >> Sorry. You know what's wild about that? That if she's calling her ex's job or whatever, the ex is the one that has the residence that you depend on to stay in, and you're jeopardizing her income to not be able to pay for a place to stay, although you can't afford your own place to stay. Self- sabotage. Um, V, happy birthday to your mom. And yeah, this was a house, Jacqueline. Maybe maybe a piece of the house. Like maybe they stay in the basement cuz I know a lot of places they be doing that like they they'll convert the basement into like a residence but it was it was a residence. A real one. All right. Keep going. >> Yeah. Let's go in here. >> That's our uh gra the updated information for Ah, >> Andrew, do you have a good phone number? >> No. >> Do you have a address or mailing address? >> Sorry, I didn't hear that. >> No. >> Oh, okay. You lay your head at night. >> Anywhere. All right. Well, you can walk wherever you're wanting to walk. Okay. We just can't be over here. >> Just can't stay here. >> I'm not trying to stay here. I'm trying to talk to her. I don't understand why she called the police on you. >> She doesn't want you here. She doesn't want to talk to you. >> There's no more talking. She called the police on you. She is done. She had nothing to say to you while you walked past her just now. She's over it. Y'all are done. There's nothing to talk about. Let it go. Will she let it go? Of course not. >> For what? I didn't do anything. >> She can pick you out. She doesn't have to have a reason as to why she doesn't want you to. You don't live here. You don't have residency here and the owner doesn't want you here. All right. So, you can walk wherever you need to walk, but you're not staying here and talking to her. Okay. >> Are you trying to call her right now? >> Yes. I need to talk to her. >> She doesn't want to talk to >> But the way you're acting, I believe her that you're probably trying to call her job and get her fired. the way you're acting right now. >> I I swear I did call her job. I've been >> don't have to be arrested but going to choose to be arrested because they she doesn't want to listen. Yes, Crystal Gal. Happy birthday to you in London. We got birthdays galore. What month is this? April. Got a lot of April babies. Okay. She can't afford to put her whole wardrobe on. Let me see. Okay. >> Texting her and calling her. Yes, but I did not call her job at all. >> Has she been Has she been responding to you? >> Yes, she has. Like she literally have. She She did ask me to leave. She asked me to leave yesterday. But she asked me to leave at like 12:00 on the morning. And I'm like, why would you ask me to leave that late? That's when the cars was getting caught cuz we were we were arguing. We were we were fighting >> and she asked me to leave. And I'm like, I I don't have anywhere to go. Like why would I leave right now? You trying to get me an Uber to anywhere and it's late. Who's going to be up to let me in? and she was like, "Um, I don't know, but you got to leave tonight." Da da da. And then it came to the point where it was like, "Okay, well, I'll just leave in the morning. It's late." And then the police were here. And she didn't want to open the door and didn't want anybody to know that we were here. So, we stayed in. And she asked me to leave this morning, but I told her again, I don't have anywhere to go. So, where the am I supposed to go? >> Let me tell you what, freeloaders don't have a choice. the person you're freeloading off of does not have to figure out where you now have to go. So, what you did say is you had a warning. She asked you to leave last night. She had to leave this morning. And then whatever time it is now, it is 2:00 p.m. right now on this day. And the police had to be called to get you escorted out cuz it's not her problem to solve where are you supposed to go. She let you stay till the daylight came back out. Asked you again, you still you still at home wrapped in a blanket? Because I saw someone say, "Does she have clothes on?" I was at first I don't think she did. So you were real comfortable and now she's saying I don't have anybody else to stay with. I feel like the girlfriend was the last one that was going to help her and the other people her family have probably figured out her freeloading ways because she's not grateful because she's risking the job of her girlfriend doing stupid stuff. So it's not like she's a grateful person and it's just I don't know like someone's being heartless. It seemed like she's out to ruin lives. Free loading and ruining lives is crazy, right? Just leave. Love don't live here anymore. Sharon MJ said, "My son lives in LA. He says he takes way more the careless the carless driver to the club so he can make sure he doesn't drink and drive. I just seen some funny stuff about Oh my god, MJ. That's smart. That is smart. It's better than him driving. >> That's ultimately that's your problem, right? Cuz it's her apartment. So if she doesn't want you here, I don't care if it's 1:00 in the morning, 2:00 in the morning, 3:00 in the afternoon, required to leave, right? So >> stop trying to call her. If she doesn't want to talk to you, you could actually be charged with harassing through electronic means. So >> what how am I harassing her? I'm not harassing her. I haven't done anything. >> What I'm saying is if she doesn't want to receive phone calls from you and you continue >> So uh she wants you banned from here. So, um, do you want a copy of that Banshee? >> What am I getting banned for? I didn't do anything for anything. All I'm asking is, do you want a copy of your Banshee? >> What the? I didn't do anything. >> Do you want a copy of your band sheet? >> So, so Andre, you're like, I didn't do anything. >> So, this time you're no longer allowed to be on this property. If you come back to this property, you can be cited and or arrested >> with this snow. And this snow is coming down. I would have felt bad for her, but she's a jackass. And I don't feel bad for jackasses that make problems in their own lives for no reason. Were you saving? Obviously, she probably wasn't paying nobody rent. Were you saving up any money while she was paying the bill? Did you save anything? It sounds like you didn't. Um, there was something else I saw. Oh, Ace Moonshot say he's a April fool. April baby baby birthday was on April 21st. Okay. Is that still Oh no, I almost said the wrong sign. Never mind. Don't even let me say that cuz y'all I I know better. What sign is the April babies? I know it's probably two that fall in April. Um her ex really wants her out of her life. She does. She's not really leaving room for interpretation. Okay. Then this the other thing. This probably why she ain't got no job and she don't cuz she can't listen. They're telling her you are banned. She's trespassing you. She wants you gone. You keep calling her. That's harassing her. And her questions are why, how, I'm not doing anything. You're writing your own ticket for arrest. You know what I mean? Yeah, Zach. The fact that she was trying to take her livelihood away is so messed up. And you know, she's still going to keep harassing that girl at her job or calling that girl's job cuz now she really has nothing to uh to care about cuz she ain't even got a place to stay and leech off of her anymore. Okay, Aries and Taurus. All right. All right. Let me see. Wow said, "Why haven't you found something before now? Now you getting put out in a blizzard." Yes, that's so true. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorn. Yep. >> Would you like a copy of your band notice? >> Okay, you don't have to get one. I'm just letting you know. >> All right. Well, >> let's keep walking now. You can't be on this property. Why are you bending me? I didn't do anything. >> I also love it's really a deescalating type of voice. The monotone cracks me up that the officers have. We're not we're not even pointing out you might be the one to blame. It's just, hey, here's the facts. You got to leave the property. You got to stop calling her. That's harassment. Effortless proverbial victim since she was a kid. Right. Purple haze. >> And >> what? I understand you're upset, but at this time you're no longer allowed on the property. >> So, we need to move. >> We got to we got to exit this property. >> Andrea, >> I just want to know why did she get me? I didn't do anything. >> Walk off the property. Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. >> All right, let's walk. Do that now. >> Why are you still anything? If you do not walk off the property, you will be cited for a trespassing misdemeanor offense. I need you to walk off the property. >> What if I get a charge for all that? >> It's trespassing. We just told you you cannot be on this property. I need you to leave. >> Hey, can I just get an island in like >> I need you off the property. >> I'm not on the property. I'm not even here. >> You're staying. >> That is off the property. >> Why is she not answering? >> Cuz she doesn't want to talk to you. >> Why not? I didn't do anything. I did I do nothing. >> You have to walk. >> What am I getting banned for? I didn't do nothing. >> She doesn't have to have a reason. >> V said you can put out in a snowstorm. I got a cup of coffee for her. Vi, you better drive it to her or you about to have an unwelcome house guest. Don't let that girl Don't let that girl near your your home. She ain't leaving. Next thing you know, you calling the police. All she has is a blanket. Yeah. Which proves that she's not really a true resident there, too. But I mean, it's on you. How you sitting here calling your person's job. She just wanted both of them to be homeless based on that. Yep. She desperate. Leia's grandma. The tears are going to freeze. Need >> to walk. Just literally walk like 50 feet that way. We don't want to have to charge you. Just walk. >> I don't want to be charged either. Then >> just walk over there. I'm getting banned. >> Just walk over there. >> Um they're going to have a citation for harassment through electronic communication. So >> she going to have to stay here until they issue her. >> So are you going to be issued a citation for harassing through electronic communication? Stop calling her. You're going to receive another charge. You're being charged criminally for calling her when she doesn't want you to call her. >> I don't want a charge. I haven't done anything. I'm just >> You keep calling her. It's harassment through electronic communication. >> I'm just trying to figure out why my kid. >> Okay. Well, you're going to be issued a citation. So, let's walk over here to our squad car. Come on. >> Why? I don't do that. >> Go walk over. We're going to walk her over here. >> Okay. >> Hey, you got to stop calling her. You're receiving a citation for doing exactly what you're doing right now. >> Because I just want to know why I'm getting banned. >> It doesn't matter if she bann you for anything. But you're still calling her for the exact reason why you're receiving a criminal citation right now. >> And if you continue his behavior, you can go to jail. This is not a reason to go to jail for. Just accept the fact you're not allowed to come back here. >> I didn't do anything. >> And she doesn't have to have a reason for it. She can ban anyway. That's part of being a tenant here. >> Stop. Stop calling her. >> Why do I have to stop calling her? Because >> it is harass It is harassment through electronics. >> I'm not harassing her. You're ridiculous. >> And and you're you're literally receiving a citation right now for harassment by calling her so many times and then you continue to do it. That's that's continued criminal behavior. >> Okay. Cynthia says she wants to go to jail because she has nowhere to go. Sometimes they be doing that. Cynthia Jamie said the cop is so mellow that he have a gummy. Ace Moonshot says she crying icicles instead of tears. >> You keep doing it. We're just going to end up taking you to jail for it instead of releasing you on a citation. Are you really wanting to go to jail? >> I don't, but I want to know why I'm getting banned. What the? I didn't do nothing. >> I understand you want to know why, but does it matter if you know why she did it? >> It does matter. >> Not in the criminal realm. Not Not in the legal criminal realm. >> Stop. Stop doing this. You're going to keep getting in trouble to the point where you're going to go to jail. >> You It seems like you want to go to jail right now. >> I know. I just want to know why I'm being banned. I didn't do anything. >> Stop calling her. Stop calling her. >> You're get >> Yep. Lovable. They uh Where did Lovable go? Yep. They're giving her too many chances. Um they they sniffed it out, too. They said like you want to go to jail or something. And Omar, you miss Sergeant Curtis. We watched him earlier. Just so you know, >> to the point where you're going to get go to jail. >> I don't want to, but I just want to know why I'm being banned. I just don't. >> So, this is going to end up you going to jail. >> Stop calling it. >> Please answer the phone and tell me why. giving you a lawful order to stop calling her. >> It's my phone. Why do I have to stop calling her? It >> is a criminal It is a criminal offense to continue calling somebody. It's called harassment through electronic communication. It is a criminal offense. >> She just won't stop. >> So, is this like the sixth time so far after we told her she'd be inside? >> Just about. She's still going. >> Stop. Just stop. >> I just want to know why I be dead. >> You called that girl's job multiple times. That's enough reasons. There could be no other reason but that. And you need to be banned from her residence. That's enough. And we know there's been more than that. She's probably tried to ask her to leave 90 days ago, 60 days ago, a few times cuz she's useless. But you trying to jeopardize that girl's income, you you have to be arrested. I mean, you have to be banned. Of course, you have to be banned. Um, yeah. Ace Mush said, "Why? Why? Why?" I don't know. Maybe because you call her incessantly insecure and controlling. Just a hunch. Dean said, "Why won't she just block her?" She could and maybe she will, but I don't. Okay, I'd probably change my number eventually, but I also like to have the evidence that the person still calling me, harassing me, so they can go back to jail cuz, you know, they start making up numbers. Harder to prove that's the person calling you. But no, honestly, I once you start working my nerves, I can just I'm going to try to block you. Yep. She don't have nobody to bail her out of jail. Ladies, grandma Jamie says she probably called that girl's job just like she's calling that girl now. That's what I was thinking, too. I'm like that you're making it way more believable that you definitely called her job cuz look at how you're acting now in front of the police and you still don't care. Jeez. Yeah. And who said just from the fact of the cops being Oh, Terry Tab said, "If I'm the cop, I'm not freezing with you." Right. It's time to go. Let's get back in this warm car together. Her with a wrist jewelry. You know, Zach said, "I live about four blocks from a three-story homeless shelter. They have to let you in when it gets to a certain temperature. Yeah, I've seen a lot of programs like that. Dean says she definitely call that girl's job. >> I just want to know. >> I'm not calling her. I'm calling my mom. >> She said she's calling her mom. Spoiler alert. She's not calling her mom. Her mom's already probably been through with her for a while, but she is not calling her mom, y'all. And I hate the shaky cry voice that she have. Damn. >> Are you going to stop calling her? >> I'm not calling her. >> Are you going to >> Why did the >> She's still calling you. >> Yeah. I thought you were calling your mom. >> Well, now you're lying to us. That's not good. >> Stop. Stop. We are telling you to stop. >> I just want to know why. >> Wait, what the >> This is the exact reason why you're being cited because it's harassment. >> I'm not It is. This is harassment. You've you've at least called her 10 times at this point just by us standing out here in the last maybe 4 minutes. That is the definition of harassment. Which is exactly why you're being cited and we already told you that and you continue. >> All right. Let's go now. >> Look. Okay. >> It's about time. >> Let me go. >> Sir, can you like come here, sir? >> Oh my god. Please let me go. And I'm going tell you why I don't I do not feel bad for her. I don't because there are um well, first of all, it's a law for reasonable accommodation. So, say she has a learning disability cuz she really she she's really giving me the vibe that something's not all the way clicking with her. But say she has a learning disability, cognitive disability, reasonable accommodations is a law for now. And there are many people that I have encountered that have reasonable accommodations. they are straight up visually impaired and just all kinds of things and they can fi find employment because they're working hard enough to try to find employment. I don't feel bad for her because I feel like she's been freeloading off of her ex and off of the people that she now can't call to try to stay with them because I can tell you right now if I lost my job right now, there's a there's there's many people I can call to temporarily stay with them till I get back on my feet because they know I'm not lazy. I'm not there to take advantage. something just horrible happened in my life. I just need I just need to get stable again to get back on my feet. But once you've burned all those bridges because you're sitting there freeloading off of them and making and still somehow playing the perpetual victim, this is what you get. Now you can't call nobody cuz your ex kicked you out. >> One in custody. Is there a female available to search? >> They're too tired. THEY'RE TOO FUNNY. Is there a female available for a search? >> I can almost fit a whole finger in >> I can almost fit a whole finger in tight. So, please take >> Okay, loosen it up. It's so tight. >> I can They're They're loose enough. I can finger >> spread your feet. >> I don't have nothing on me. >> No. >> Let's take her to the car. Let's take her to the car. >> Please. Please, they're too tight. It's this one. It's too tight. I can I can almost fit a whole finger in there. >> I can't tight. >> Please get off of me. >> I don't have nothing. >> NO. Please stop touching me. I DON'T HAVE anything on me. >> I don't. Please. >> Oh yes. I don't have anything on me. Please. Oh my god. You're too tight. I don't have anything on me. I think I think this IS TOO TIGHT ON MY WRIST. >> And you're I got to switch. >> I don't have the back hand of the pocket there. All right. Look around the back of the waist right there. All right. Alternating down and gets out here. We'll get a more >> Let's take a break from the screeching. Okay. Yes. Purple haze said if her mom is watching, she's familiar with this. I agree. Um, Zach said that makes sense. She didn't want to walk away because she wouldn't be able to use the Wi-Fi. Oh, yeah. Because Jacqueline said, "Who's paying for that phone?" And I'm like, I think she only has Wi-Fi and not actual service. Jamie said, "All the cops are so calm. Like, did they all have some sort of calming medication?" because I've never seen so many at one place so calm dealing with foolishness, right? They are just very we just doing what we got to do. Nothing extra, nothing more. Um, let me see. Let's see. She doesn't She doesn't want those handcuffs on her. She doesn't, but she does. You know what I mean, Rose? Cuz she did everything to get to earn them. >> Oh my god. I don't have anything on me. Okay, you're good there. >> Why are y'all touching me? >> I don't have nothing on me. >> NO. Please let me go. >> Please too tight. >> I need you to step in. >> Twist my wrist. It hurts. >> Get in the car. Push you in the car. >> Oh, I don't want you in the car. PLEASE, WHY? WHAT AM I DOING FOR? >> The woman was arrested and charged with harassment through electronic communication, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. >> Yeah. Did they say trespassing too or no? Okay. No, no trespassing. Um, but yeah, she she earned it. If she wanted a warm place to stay for a night, she's getting it. Cuz this don't make no sense. You literally didn't have to be arrested. But she she probably aware to go. I definitely am seeing burned bridges all around her. Let me see. What did it say? If if they gave her a baby, would that shut her up for like five minutes? Okay. Yeah, I don't think the cuffs were too tight. And they stayed calm even really getting her in the car. She was doing everything. This next one, how to get arrested your first week of teaching. This was wild on how he was acting. Like this was weird. But okay, here y'all go. This is Sunb Belt Safety. >> All right, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Martin T. Reese. I'm a the art teacher at Creekide Elementary School. All right, so we're going to play music very >> and you can't be stressed as a art teacher. It says this was on his Instagram live on April 5th, 2022. >> Very loud. FSA testing is today. There are a lot of students, a lot of kids stressed out about it. I think that's unfair. Especially these students just came back from being away from school for CO. The whole world changed on them. And now we put all this pressure for them to take a test. Some of them don't even eat breakfast in the morning. And yet, and still we yell at them for running in the hallways and being themselves. I'm disrupting this test. So all these kids, there's no possible way cuz there's a class right next door to me. So they heard this music. So I [ __ ] up the way that they were testing today. Therefore, they need to retake the test. >> Does that sound He gets you with the possibly before we know how bad this gets. He gets you with a I don't feel like it's kind of fair for them to have to come straight back from the COVID change and everything else and then and they have to take a a test that stresses them out. Fine. You don't agree. It's standard. Unfortunately, it's going to happen. Maybe there's a better way to help kids in the future. But he decides the answer is disrupt the test they're already taking and already stressed about to the point that some of them skipped breakfast cuz that makes sense. That makes a lot of sense and that's not mean. >> To my students, I love y'all. Paint, create, enjoy. Just one week into his new job, a Florida art teacher decided to make a statement by blasting music to disrupt student testing. What started as a protest quickly turned into an arrest caught on body cam. >> This entire campus has been on a hold for 30 minutes because of >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> Oh, yes. Um, good call. Who said it? Ace Moonshot. There was a bingo square that he called out for the last video. Put your foot in the car. That's a square because it's put your blank in the car. Yep. You can take that one. >> I had anxiety people. So, you know, being in that situation with university and stuff, it wouldn't have worked out for me. So, that's why I chose a smaller route. >> How you doing? >> Yeah. Good. How are you guys? Good. Hi, my name is Officer Vines. Mr. Reese, right? Is that okay? I can call you Mr. Reese. >> What's going on today? >> Just doing something for my kids. >> What were you doing? >> Playing music. >> Playing music. Okay. Well, >> to disturb their FSA place. >> Why are you doing that? >> Variety of reasons. >> Okay. All right. Do you want to tell me those reasons? >> No, I'll tell it in a public form. >> I don't want my words to be misconstrued. >> Okay. Um, what was the incident with the standing in the courtyard taking off your clothes or shirt, whatever that was about? >> I was just it was protocol to ask if I had a weapon on me. >> Okay. >> So, in order to prove that I didn't, I don't want there to be any I can't afford any type of mishap that way. I have a daughter. >> Okay. >> So, >> that's exactly what he is. Ace Moonshot said he's a social justice warrior wannabe. That is so accurate. And the wannabe is because you're not even thinking through how you feel like you can help students. And then not just your students were affected by this. Oh, and watch cuz he'll still make it worse on his way out cuz I he doesn't care about these kids. I think he cares about virtue signaling is what I think he's doing. Um I think he's useless as a teacher. That's what I think. That's the best way I can put it. He's useless as a teacher. I feel like he's useless as a romantic partner as well because the common sense is not doing it for me at all. He seems like a nuisance that has a sense of self-importance that he should not have. >> Weapons is thought to be on me and I've perceived as a threat and I get killed about my daughter. >> Who's going to kill you? >> Anybody you ask? So as far as a weapon, that's a threat. Yeah. >> So if threats are met with threats, that's what I'm saying. So I wouldn't want anybody to harm me >> because they thought I had a weapon on them. So I took off my shirt to show that I had no weapon on me. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> I'm a black man in America. I read these articles every day. >> I understand. I gota Okay. Well, like I said, nobody at least I don't think anybody would have been to you. Yeah. And I don't know you and I don't I don't really know them. You don't you don't present a threat to me ever. >> Okay. Well, that's good because you don't you don't present a threat to me. I just want to figure out what's going on with you today >> and what's going on with, you know, why why are you playing loud music? Cuz that's why I'm here. So, >> I would say that in a public forum. >> Okay. >> So, like if the school has an investigation or something, that's what you mean by a public forum. You want to say it like that. Okay. >> Or it can be a microphone. It could be live. I can put my phone out right now and say it live. You're you're more than welcome to record whatever you feel like recording. I'm recording you, so more than welcome if that makes you feel comfortable, whatever you choose >> to do. Okay. All righty. From what I understand, you just got hired here a week ago. Are you not >> Are you not liking the school? Are you not liking your job? Like, what's >> love? >> You love it here. Okay. >> So, then what's with the what's with the I know you said you don't want to tell me about why you're playing loud music to >> I wonder if he had any background really really done on him. Was it waiting to come back? Because I feel like this is not his first time being dumb. He's one week in and working for this school. Um Dean said he's an idiot that should not be allowed around kids. Omar said call Ben Crump. I do have a question about Ben Crump. I know he has done some cases that it does make sense for him to take, but does he take stupid cases, too? I just always be wondering that. Um I just I don't be trusting people no more. That's what it is. I just have low trust for just about everybody. I'm like, okay. Um, let's see. Zach said, "What kind of role model is that for a student?" Exactly. Lovable said, "I would be pissed if one of the teachers at my baby school or my school did some dumb ass like this." I don't agree with all the testing either, but this kind of action only delays the process, right? It just delays, adds more stress on them. They were giving I already know they were giving like a heads up that this is the date for this standardized test. It didn't. It wasn't like they came back to school and oh, surprise. You got to take this standard test that we always take. No. So, you're just making it worse. And then I hate it if he had some of them kids believing I can stop this test for y'all cuz that's even worse, too. Um, but he's only been there a week. He needs Obviously, he's going to be fired. He should be. Let me see. >> Disrupt the students. Do you not want them to do good on their test? >> Part of this is because people don't listen to me. Oh, >> who doesn't listen to you? >> Cuz I'm listening. >> All right, I'm now live. Uh, >> so who's not listening to you? >> You are not. You were just not listening to me in that sense because >> Oh, gotcha. >> I didn't want to respond to it or answer it until I had a live form and then you repeatedly asked me a question as far as why I did what I did today. And I told you I was explaining. So, I said that twice so that you would understand it because you said it to me more than maybe more than twice. That's the beating a dead horse. So, >> I hate a fake intellectual. And I don't mean someone has to be they don't have to use big words for me to think they're intellectual. It's not that. It's that they're logical. And I hate people that act like they're very logical while they're saying the most stupid stuff. And then they feel high and mighty like they're actually having to break it down for you because you need them to break down how they how their how their mindset is working and they take that as you're dumb. But it's really like I'm just I'm just trying to make sense of the foolishness you think makes sense to you. I I don't like those types of fake intellectuals. I think a lot of people are smart whether they have a big vocabulary or not. It's more in how they use the knowledge they gain. The fact that they want to gain more knowledge and stuff like that. That's when I think someone's intellectual. It's not about anything about how you have to present yourself. It's literally how is your mind actually working to, you know, keep learning. And people that are true intellectuals already know they'll never know enough. They just strive to keep learning. He seems like I read the in not the intro, the author's note and the pro, not the prologue. What is it? The uh the description on the back of the book and now I now I have something to say. He doesn't he doesn't seem to put in real work at all on anything. He wants to go live on Instagram to prove stupid stupid points and he wants other people to listen to him and insult them when they're like, "Okay, explain this again because it's not making sense to me." >> Moving forward, if you want to ask me questions, just ask me once once I get my answer. Accept the answer and move on or I'll just shut down. >> Okay, that's I'm I understand now. So, all righty. All right. Why don't you give me a minute? I'm going to talk to the guardians or the principal outside. Okay. Man, I'll be right back. Mr. East, >> I don't know. >> I got you. >> In the courtyard with 400 kids in the cafeteria looking at him. >> We brought him finally got him up here. He's blowing kisses to the kids in the cafeteria. >> Gotcha. >> We have state testing going on today. He's disrupting this entire campus. >> Oh, he said he want That's >> Why you blowing kisses to the kids? That's just a different set of red flags on top of everything else. Why are you blowing kisses to the kids? I'm telling you, do some background checks. Talk to some young family members. I don't trust adults like that. That's weird as hell. >> What his goal was >> Did he tell you all that? >> He told RT on the phone not he he can't he can't be here. He can't disrupt. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I got you. Okay. >> I don't know what you looking at him or text him or what you're doing, but he he >> he's not causing a threat to himself or anybody else. >> I think. >> No, he's a threat, ma'am. I know you he sitting there since she got in there. She's kind of talking to him like a little kid or maybe how you talk to a fool to just try to I'm not threatening but no he's a threat. It's he's just in a different form. And I like this Ace moonshot. Uh you said no need to say render onto me the sodium chloride when pass the salt will do. Exactly. >> From what I'm understanding and why he's video recording is maybe he's trying to prove a point. could be >> he's trying to be a martyr. >> But he disrupted 1,200 students major school function. So >> yeah, I'm going to call my um supervisor because I've never dealt with one of these and figure out what it what I can do for you. >> Yeah, we just quoted you the statute. >> Okay. >> And he um he was in subordinate as well. >> Okay. >> What are you guys doing for it? >> Oh, he won't be back on this camp. We need to trespass him off campus. >> Yep. That trespassing I can definitely do for y'all today. And then you want to terminate him. Okay. >> You don't have to tell him that part. >> I'm not going to. But you don't. So he he had good recommendations from the county. >> Listen, this is an absolute absurdity. I can't put words to it. Never seen anything like it in my life. I can't explain the unexplainable. >> While searching the suspect's backpack and vehicle, police ended up finding boxes of ammunition. The suspect later claimed it was being used for art projects. >> Hell no. To the No. No. No. Are you kidding me? It's used for art projects. It looks like it still has the stuff that makes it dangerous in it. Are you? No. This man is like No. Jamie said, "Man, I'd be fish grease hot if my child had to endure this type of dumbish by an adult at their school. This man is a walking red flag." He is. And with that added on there, that man is a running red flag at this point. Jamie, I didn't see if they said what state this was in, but I think the channel was called Sunb Belt something. So, possibly they only do What's Sunb Belt? Was that California area? Cuz I can't remember if Sunb Belt would be California side, West Coast, or I don't know. Florida is is I don't know. I don't know. I'm horrible at that part with geography. But they did say Sunb Belt on their channel name. Yeah. Omar said, "I want all that stuff I bought for the class, too." Right. Auntie Natty said, "What the hell?" He's a threat to their education and now apparently to their safety, too. Auntie Natty. Uh, let me see. Ace Musha said, "OMG, that is main character syndrome. He is trying to be a wacky Robin Williams type teacher and he ain't got it. He ain't got it." B said he is not listening to himself. He is the dummy. Right. >> No weapon was found in the state of Florida. It is only illegal to possess weapons on school grounds, not ammo. >> Oh, snap. I put a little guest in there. He said state of Florida. Hey, I had a little I hate I am not good at geography at all. Um yeah, he's Dean said militant had militant man has to go. He has to this is not it. And they are huge bullets. Yes, Zach. But did he not before him? >> I'm I'll read them. I'll read Miranda now and just make sure. Do you guys want to search him first? You read them. All righty. Mr. Reese, I want to read you something real quick. track down RPL. I don't know if you're the traffic or not. Are you detained or anything? >> Yeah, right now you are detained. Okay, I'm going to read you what's called the Miranda rightites whether you've heard them or not. Okay, so you have the right to remain silent and anything you say maybe use as evidence against you. >> Are you cops right now? >> No. >> Just listen what she saying to you, man. >> I know she's all right, bro. >> I got to read them to you anyway. Um and then at the end there's going to be a question and you can advise that question. I want to make sure you're covered cuz you are reading. All right. >> Okay. Like I said, I'm video recording as well. So, >> I just want to tie you down for weapons real quick. Make sure you don't have any weapons. >> You have se >> Are you ready, Mr. Reese? >> No. Can I say I want to make a statement first? >> Okay. >> Are you sure you don't want me to read this? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Uh, I know that I am saying this before my rights are when you >> I don't like that she letting him run anything. Whatever he says now is said before the Miranda rights were finished. Don't let him run stuff like that. You can Oh my gosh. This is This is crazy. Unless they don't They don't care. They don't plan on counting any of this. Why would you let him talk you out of finishing reading the rights whether he listened or not? I don't know. Something something's weird about that. >> I am in the presence of how many of you are officers? three officers who are treating me with nothing but respect. I am a black man who could be seen as a threat to the public. I'm going to show yall this for I could be seen as I could be seen as a lot of things right now and it's been nothing but love and respect shown to me throughout this process. >> Okay. >> Can officer bonds continue with her investigation? >> I'm not done with my damn brother. Why have y'all not gotten this together? Don't put your hands on anyone that doesn't put their hands on you. >> All right, you about ready to wrap this up so we can get you on with our stuff. >> Your uniform says >> I'm going to have to cut you off here pretty shortly so that she can do her job cuz we got calls popping off in the city and I got to you know I I totally respect what they said and everything, >> but I just want to make sure the officers. >> I just wanted to put that out there. >> All righty, Mr. >> Mr. Reese, these are your Miranda rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, won't be appointed to represent you. If at any time you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? >> How do I get out of here as soon as possible? I'm tired. I want to go to sleep. Well, in order to move on from that point, like my sergeant said and what I was going to explain to you is I need you to answer my questions first and then I'll answer yours. So, at this moment right now, you're detained for a criminal investigation. That's why I read you your Miranda rights. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, with those rights being read to you, do you wish to talk to us? >> No. >> No. Okay, perfect. It's all I needed. Yeah. Just stand up for me. >> If you want to if you want to handle me, >> just stand up. Let's We're getting to that. Yeah. Just if you want to put your phone down on the ground or on the wherever you want to stick it, wherever makes you feel comfortable. Here, I'll place it over there for you. All right. Get him quit digging around. Let's take care of business. M. Go >> ahead and just give me your hand. >> Now's where you're going to listen to us. >> Yeah. Just turn around. Here. Just remove your back. Remove your hands from your back. >> This is not hurting me at all. >> I'm not trying to hurt you. >> I know. I'm telling them it's not hurting at all. With respect and >> I hate his voice and the level of that he's trying to speak. >> Make sure it gets out of his charger. >> Yeah. We're going to grab your phone. Your phone and your charger are going to go out to the jail with you. >> Not in my phone. You're in custody. >> You're in custody. So, we got >> You get to touch my phone however you want to. I just need to know if that's law. >> That's law. >> And you discarded it. You erased it. Okay. >> I don't know if I discarded it. >> Mice, I just watch you do it. >> M. Is this your notepad and pen? >> No. >> I love you. >> Take that. Where are we going? >> All right. Yes. >> Obviously, they won't police having your belongings. Do you want your phone to stay here? Does that go with you? >> Can I Can I keep it? What happens if I take it with me? >> So, it'll go with you to the jail. So, what will happen is it will remain in my custody until I transport you to the jail. Then, it'll go in the jail. >> To a student? >> No, we're not going to have any contact with student. >> Red flag. Red flag. He said, "Can I give it to a student?" No. The hell you can't unless you happen to have your child going here that happens to be a student. What kind of question? He's been working here for a week. Just want to repeat that. He's been working here for a week. It and it doesn't matter if he's been working here for a year, but I just want to keep pointing out a week and this is how this man is acting. >> Yeah. >> We'll hold on to it for now and then I'll give it to a teacher. >> We'll hold on to it for now. We'll make that determination. Let's just go ahead. >> You already gave me the option. >> I would like my phone left with Beth G. >> Mr. I like left with Mr. about to catch another charge for resisting. Start listening. Let's walk. >> Just so you know, switch. >> All right. >> You switch quick. >> Watch your head. I'm going to go around the other side. You want to hand me that seat belt. Mr. Martin, one more thing I forgot to explain to you in the process. So, um, the school's going to be having you trespassed from today and from future notice. So, you're never allowed to step foot back on campus. If you do, you will be subject to arrest. You understand? Okay. Perfect. >> Martin Ree was charged with disrupting a school function and disorderly conduct. He was released on a $1,000 bond shortly after his arrest. >> I don't know if I just saw a different one, but on the way out, I'm pretty sure he yelled at uh to get the kids attention, too. So, he disrupted them a second time from I feel like I've seen another version of this. Um, Zach said, "Amen trending. Right is right and wrong is wrong. Ace Moonshot said, "Yeah, this is sketchy. His relationship with kids is sus." It is. V says something is not right with his mind. Zach said, "Who the heck hired this guy?" There had to be some red flags in the interview. This is what I'm thinking, too, cuz they said the county recommended him. So, I think there's a stupid person working in the county that he knows and they wrote him a glowing letter of recommendation. So maybe they wouldn't go back and look at his background to see, huh, he should not have a glowing uh recommendation at all. I think it's someone that's dumb as him that somehow got hired in the county and then they wrote a letter cuz the county part of it has weight to a school. Yeah, Zach said this is the scariest type of predator. He's acting very friendly. He I think I think a kid may not pick up on how bad he is, but I think every adult to me should clock him. Um, it's he's it's weird. Yeah, Daisy said he don't want them to see what's in his phone. That's a good point. He should Jacqueline said, "Can he continue teaching?" He should not be able to continue teaching. They need to They should have put some other charge on here or something. He needs to be, like y'all said, on somebody's list. He should not ever be able to be around children. It's not It's something not right. Uh-uh. No. pre-protect the children cuz he might already have um victims out there. Like his eyes is too sketch to me. It's too much. All right, the next one is how a noisy garbage truck turns into criminal charges. >> Can you go ahead and turn around for me really quick? I'm just going to detain you and put you in handcuffs. Okay. >> Are you serious? >> I'm dead serious. Yes, ma'am. >> Why? >> Turn around, please. >> On August 12th, 2025, an officer responded to a call about a battery. >> Hello. All right. Who's in Who's involved? Who called? You called? I called up my friend. >> What's up, man? >> Hey, how you doing, guys? >> All right. Are you hurt? >> No, not really. >> Did you witness this? >> No. >> No. Anybody around? Just you and him? All right. So, what's going on? >> I live upstairs and I was trying to work. I had a phone call coming and this noise just keeps going and going and going. So, I just was on this on the balcony and I was like, "Excuse me?" Like, "Can you can you make that noise stop?" Cuz he wasn't in the vehicle. It wasn't moving or anything. Like, can you just make the noise stop? Like, I have to get on this phone call. People live up here. and he just dismissed me. So I came down and I was like, "Can you please make this noise stop?" And he's like, "Get out of here and I'm like, "Oh, I'll get the out of here." So I come around to the to the vehic to the side. I didn't get in the vehicle, but it was slightly open. So I just stepped up and I shut it off one notch. He pulled me by my arm down. So and he like held on to me really tight and like pulled me and >> Oh, cuz that's where it went wrong. When he held on to you really tight. Yeah. I I see the sense of entitlement is going to be really bad with this one. I see y'all. What do you mean you stepped in the She said I didn't step inside. I just reached in there and because the door was slightly a jar and so she felt like she had every right to and she said I just turned it down one notch. Ma'am, you you got in that vehicle whether it was just an arm or whatever and you cut their car off. You can't do that. But he's the he's the aggressor cuz he he snatched you up. No. >> So I pushed him to get off of me and then he punched me in the face. >> Okay. You have your ID or anything like that? >> I can go get it upstairs. >> All right. >> Like that escalated. Oh, she thought that punch me in the face part was going to eat. I see. I see. Okay. Y'all said this one's hilarious. >> Uh, okay. >> Extremely quick. >> Um, can you go ahead and turn around for me really quick? I'm just going to detain you and put you in handcuffs. Okay. Are you serious? >> I'm dead serious. Yes, ma'am. >> Why? >> Turn around, please. >> Why? Is this a joke? >> No, it's not a joke. >> What is happening? >> Like I said, I'm detaining you right now. You're not under arrest, but I'm just detaining you. >> Okay, >> that's very interesting. >> Okay. >> My feet are burning on this menu. >> Any statement can be and will be used against senior coral law. Do you understand right, ma'am? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, >> that's what I don't understand is why I'm in handcuffs right now. >> Cuz you're detained. I'm by myself and you came from your house down here because of a noise from the garbage truck and you pushed this gentleman. Okay, hold on. That's what you just told me. So, I'm by myself. >> Hold on. I'm by myself. So, I'm detaining you because I'm by myself. Okay, we got to detain. He's the one who punched me in the face. This doesn't make any sense. >> All right. I asked you if you were hurt and did you need medics. I don't see any injuries on you, but from what you just told me. Okay. You went and entered his car, his work vehicle. You turned it off. Okay. Can you shut the car off from the outside, ma'am? >> I was Her logic to me is the same as um I called y'all because I got robbed. Okay. Uh what did they take? Well, I bought some cocaine and then somebody robbed the cocaine off of me. That's what this sounds like to me. >> Standing on the thing and I pulled Now I can't do anything, but I just shut it off. I didn't get in the vehicle. I just stepped on the thing and he grabbed me and pulled me down. I'll be right back off of me. >> I'll be right back. >> While the officer went to talk to the driver, the other continued the conversation with the woman. >> This guy pulled me down off of the truck >> because you got in his truck. You're not >> get in it. Oh, I think it shut the one thing off. >> You're just not going to accept the uh the consequences of your actions, huh? >> Is he going to have any consequences? of it. >> Okay. Well, he's finding that out. I I just don't see what did you think was going to happen. >> Oh, what happened? I shut off the truck and I go back in my house and get on my way. >> What gives you that right? >> What gives you that right? I'm just curious. What What you think gives you the right? >> I'm not an entitled person. I stairs. >> It sounds a little bit like it. >> Wow. >> For you to reach into someone's truck is that's that's asinine in my opinion. >> It's a crime. >> It's a crime. I didn't even get in the truck. I didn't vandalize it. I shut it off. >> Trespassing. Trespassing at least. >> Tres I live here. >> You reached in his truck. >> I didn't get in it. >> You reached in it. >> So >> trespassing. >> No. >> Okay. We'll find out. >> Grab him. >> Okay. Hold on. They put some text on the screen. >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay. We'll find out. I grabbed her. >> Oh, I guess I didn't go back far enough. But it was explaining how she trespassed in the vehicle. Okay. >> Pulled her down. So you buck it off. >> Okay. >> And she hit her stuck in the mouth. Punch me. >> Okay. >> Ready, lady? >> At any point did you hit her? >> Okay. So, let me ask you this. Did she put any hands on you or did she touch you at all? >> She pushed me? >> She pushed you? How did she push you? >> In the chest? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you hurt at all? >> No. >> Okay. After getting the driver's side of the story, the officer decided to place the woman under arrest. >> All right. So, ma'am, you're going to be placed under arrest today for simple battery. Um, >> he hit me. Are you kidding me? >> No, ma'am. >> He punched me in the face and I'm the one that's going to jail. I've got my two dogs upstairs. I have to pee. I have to call work. This is insane to me right now. And nothing's happened to him. He's a grown man who punched a woman in the face. Like I told you earlier, I don't I still >> You were a grown ass woman that decided to trespass into his vehicle because the noise was getting to you. You know how many noises are in the apartment complex? It's so many. If you're the downstairs neighbor, the upstairs neighbor going to be making a lot of noise. You got garbage trucks. You got the people that do landscaping every uh other or every week or whatever. There's always noise in an apartment complex. and so sorry for you that you had to take a call, but most places understand that if you're working from home, you're going to hear the normal day-to-day stuff that goes on when someone works from home. It is what it is. And since you you are so entitled, why don't you move? Why don't you go somewhere else? Cuz apparently you think you can do whatever you want to anyway, so just move. Yeah, the t the cry voice has been here by I hate that. I hate that cry voice. Right. He didn't punch her. He what did he do? He said he pulled her out of his vehicle. Right. And I promise you if a man if that man punched her, she'd at minimum have a red face and I feel like she'd have some more damage because punching is you know it's punching something would be showing like but no you started it and you just dealt with those consequences. >> Don't understand what you why you hold on a second. I don't understand what what why you think you have the right to go into someone else's property. I >> didn't go into it. I just shut it off one notch and shut the noise off. >> You're lucky. I'll be honest with you. You're lucky you're not going to jail for stealing a vehicle cuz technically you >> joking me. No. >> That is so extra. >> Well, so listen. So, so, so I know I know it's a lot going on, but I need you to calm down. >> My dogs upstairs like that. I cannot calm down. He punched me in the face. >> Hold on. Hold on. First of all, listen. I'm telling you right now where we're at, but I'm saying if you need to make arrangements and stuff, we can help you with that. But I'm just telling you right now, >> if that was a police car and we had sirens on there, would you come down there and do the same thing you did for that car? >> Not a police car. I'm not an idiot. >> Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know when you trespassed inside the work vehicle. >> I didn't go in it. My my arm was in it at the most. >> I was I I was still on this bottom wrong. >> Okay. Well, I'm just telling you right now based on what >> Are you laughing with him? He punched me in the face. I'm sorry. Excuse me. >> He punched me in the face and you're over there laughing with him and >> YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT I was doing. I'm sorry. Where are your shoes? >> Well, they're upstairs. I live here. >> Okay. >> Nobody does. >> Paul, besides nononsense cops in general being my fave cops. Oh my god. When a nononsense black woman cop comes on scene, it's just something about it. They just they cut through so much, you know. >> Something up here. >> Okay. >> You have a neighbor or somebody that can take care of the dogs? >> I could put one in the crate, but this is just crazy. He punched me in the face. >> You're missing the You're missing everything before that. >> You're You're missing the punch in the face. I've never been punched in the face in my life. >> Wait, the very first crime that was committed was you entering his truck. >> I didn't enter his truck. My arm went in the truck and I shut the notch off. One thing, I was coming out of the truck. I never went in >> to turn off a vehicle. >> Handcuffs and arrested cuz I shut off someone's hand. >> No, I don't need anything else from him. >> There's a case number. >> I gave him a case to give him >> [ __ ] information. The tag on the front. >> No, I didn't get that. >> These have license plates on them >> up front. >> Up front. All right, let me just get that real quick. >> Yeah, what's up? >> I got to go finish tying this down. >> Okay. Okay, but we're not going to let down make a lot of noise. That's what I can figure. >> That's too bad. You can do what you do your job. >> Thanks. >> You're fine. >> Let me get a victim's right pamphlet so I can go ahead and go home, have him sign it, and >> Wait, he's the victim. >> Yeah. >> Are you guys serious? This is like a nightmare right now. >> He punched me in the face. I don't understand why you guys don't understand about that. I called the cops on him. >> I know, but there is no logical reason for you to leave your residence and do what you did today. That's what happened and that's why we're in this situation. >> Logical cuz I couldn't stand. >> So you uh what? You trespassed in his vehicle and you assaulted that man when you pushed him and you called the cops on him and that's why technically you called the cops on yourself. I love it. Yes. Give that man his victim's right uh card or pamphlet. Take care of him. Noir Angel said, "I kind of wish I had this much audacity." And y'all said right. Her arm is attached to her body. Like I don't understand what she doesn't understand. Yes, Pette said, "Yes, you are an idiot." Sorry. Don't Don't put the sorry at the end, Pette. Just stop. Yes, you are an idiot. And I had to get on a phone call at 2:30. Like, if you don't like repetitive noises either, then maybe you understand how I was up there just listening and listening and listening going, "Oh my god, oh my giving me anxiety." So it got to the point where he has to pull you out of the car and then you're alleging that he punches you hit you and then and you push in >> when he pulled me off of the stairs like he was holding on to me. He didn't like just like pull me. He was grabbing my arm and didn't let go. Pulled me down and I and he was had his hand still on me and I go get off of me and I pushed him in the chest and that's when he punched me in the face and I wasn't even in the vehicle. I turned the key. That was it. It's like the smallest thing that you can >> How can you turn the key without getting in the vehicle is what I'm asking? >> Because there's two stairs on there and I just reached my hand in. I didn't have to. >> That means you went in the vehicle. >> My hand did? Yeah. Absolutely. >> But I didn't get in the vehicle to vandalize it. I was in there looking like I was going to drive it. >> That's what trespassing is. It's not that >> sir. I didn't I just stabbed him with my hand. My body wasn't in the stab. That's That sounds like your hand did the crime. You did the crime cuz the hand's connected to you. You went in there to to take something or or commit another crime, but you weren't supposed to be in there. You had no permission to be in that vehicle. That's trespassing in a in a vehicle. >> You see what I'm saying? >> I see what you're saying, but I just don't see it that way. And I think it's really And you can shake your head in that. >> Florida State statute says it. I mean, there's no You don't have to see it that way, but that's how it is. And you >> I caught the text this time. It says whoever without being authorized, licensed or invited willfully enters or remains in any structure or conveyance. >> You don't seem to understand it, but we're telling you how it is. And that's what I'm saying. I just think it's really dramatic. >> Take it up. Take it up with the governor that I don't know. It's Florida state statute. You're not going to change it. Your opinion is not going to change to detain me. And >> absolutely. It's our job. >> Punching me in the face. >> It's our job to enforce the law. Literally our job. >> I didn't get in the vehicle. >> You just said you did. I put my arm in the vehicle to shut the thing off. That's fine. >> To be quite honest with you, what you committed, it's a it's a theft of a vehicle. You deprived him. Hold on a second. No, I don't even want to hear. >> You deprived him of his truck. It's a grand theft. You're being a real jerk. >> No, I'm not. I'm just holding you accountable to your actions. >> I'm holding you accountable to your actions. >> You're saying I thefted a car? Do you hear yourself? >> Technically, yeah. >> Do you hear yourself? >> Oh, I know. >> Wow. >> I know. I've been doing >> Please don't talk to me. I I'll please don't even talk to me now. Listen, >> listen. I respect the cops. I do. But that's at this point. Is it Is there any possible way that we can at least put this to the side for a quick second just to like see maybe you can get somebody to watch the dogs? Like I know that you're concerned about them and I don't want to >> because you going to jail. Ch. Somebody got to watch those dogs. She called them dramatic. And so you coming out of your apartment to fuss at that man, trespassing his vehicle. They said also technically is a theft for you doing that and then he's the one that should be he is the victim. He doesn't call the police on you and you try to call a police on him and they're being dramatic. Okay. >> See them like you know thirsty or hungry. Um do you have somebody that you want? Maybe we can give a call or something like that too. >> Yeah. Can you guys come upstairs with me? After going upstairs, she'd be transported to the Palm Beach Gardens PD for processing. >> I still want to see her specific charges uh listed. I want to know. Um let's see here. Oh, let me play the song real fast because she definitely inspires the song being played real quick. Let's go ahead and just just a little first part. Said you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. You're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. You're going to jail tonight. >> All right. On to the next video. Dean said, "Explain it to her like this. If he reached in her apartment to turn off a light switch, she would have said he was trying to break in her apartment. Exactly. Being a busy body should be a charge. It should public nuisance. Yes. Um Janelle said, "Ma'am, you missed your Zoom call right now. You you ain't got to worry about talking to your job. We're done." All right. I had meant to make this two hours. I see I am busting through that time crazily, but we're still here. So, this next one is, "Mom leaves." Oh, and I think y'all sent me that one with her doing all that stuff with that garbage truck. Somebody y'all sent me that one. That was a good one. Um, this one was also sent a few times. Mom leaves 8-year-old at McDonald's over Door Dash. I kept trying to save this for an afternoon one, but the afternoons are going to be reserved a little bit for the trial watches for a little bit. So, I was like, "Okay, I think I can work this one in. Hopefully, it's not too triggering." But she she was wrong in my opinion. I feel like she's lying. And oh, thank you for the floating heart. Gwyn is glowing. Um, so, oh, Ace Moonshot. It'll be uh to my email address trending at some point atgmail.com. That's how y'all that's how people send me links. Um, and and all I do is I'll at least try to reply to one of them you sent me so you know I'm seeing them and then if it's something I'm comfortable with, I'll end up playing it eventually because I kind of have them in just like my mind's own order of how I want to do them. But yeah, that's how you send them to me. Um, so the cops I feel like got her together um appropriately because depending on how you see it. Oh snap. Hold on. Clapping seal. Oh, it's cute too. Little stuff seal. Okay. So depending on how you see it, for me, I feel like she was trying to come in with the wrong I'll say type of method of response and I feel like they shut her down quick on that, but she already set a tone where they really weren't trying to hear her anymore. I don't know if they I feel like possibly they would have helped her more had it been I'm just a frazzled mom. I thought I counted all my kids, you know, took roll call, but um the older children helped me out and I just thought I had all my kids in the vehicle, but based on what the son said, she said to him and then on how she came up like this was all either the son's fault, little boy, when I say son, little boy's fault. Um it she she did this to herself in my opinion. So, I'll let y'all see it now. But you leaving an 8-year-old at McDonald's in a public place. He doesn't know your number. He doesn't know where he's at. Personally, I just I don't believe that you didn't know he was out of the car. >> I didn't. Unlike any other crime, all I got to do is say you're the parent and take you to jail for it. >> An 8-year-old boy runs through a fast food parking lot chasing a car, screaming for his mother. >> Put your hands behind your back. All right. Don't do anything crazy. >> I'm getting noticed. >> I didn't know that he was in there. On May 15th, 2024, at about 8:05 p.m., officers received two 911 calls from McDonald's about a potential child neglect case. Officers arrived at the scene to find a young boy. >> Hey, what's up? >> Hey, how's it going? >> Hey, what's up, man? You doing good? How about levels? Too slow. Hey, where's uh where's mom at? >> She left. Do you have mom's phone number? >> No. >> I don't have >> Did she say was she going to the store or something or? >> No, she went to go door. >> To go do what? >> She went to go door dash. >> Door Dash? Do you know where she said she was going? >> Do you guys Can you guys see if you had a Door Dash order that got picked up that might have a phone number for his mom? Absolutely. Came to the parking lot crying. >> Okay. >> I said, "Go in the store." I thought he was shooting mom, but she was trying to follow the car. >> Okay. >> He don't have no number. And I was going to call. I feel bad, but I want to make sure he's okay. We want to make sure 11. I'm 102 with the child. He's 104. The mother is apparently doing door dash. Hey, do you know what kind of car it was? >> Okay. Lovable. You're okay. I'm kind of with you. Lovable said, "I felt they should have arrested her as soon as she pulled up." I feel like she should be arrested as soon as the little boy said why she left him. That's why I was like, "Get her. It's time to get her. It's too late." That poor baby don't even know phone numbers or anything. Mm- >> Okay. >> Okay. >> He said he got dropped off over here. So, they got cameras. >> I got the order. >> You have the order. Does it have >> the code? But I don't know how to see the address for that order. Will it show you her phone number? >> Cuz like usually the the person doing >> doing door, >> she'll be back in a few minutes. Did >> you man, >> did you already eat? You having me eat today? What you want? You want some food? Come here. Let her know what you want. Huh? >> You want Oreo? >> They don't have ice cream. You want You want like a cheeseburger or something? >> Get Get some food and then we'll get you dessert. Get some food first. No ice cream. >> No cookies. >> You have what now? >> You want cookies? >> All right. Do like you like cheeseburger. You want or cheeseburger or chicken nuggets? >> Cheeseburgers. >> Cheeseburger. Do the You have like the two cheeseburger meal or something? >> Get him that and then some cookies. >> What's the difference? What you want to drink, bro? >> Sprite. >> Sprite. >> How many cookies? >> Uh, uh, two cookies. >> Um, so mom, >> what's her name? >> Uh, >> was it you that originally saw? Who origin? I love it when like police officers are this sweet with the kids trying to keep them calm cuz sometimes police officers they they talk to the kids like the kids are an adult and I don't like that. Like talk to them like they're a kid. Okay, so um random thing but Ace Moonshot said it's uh McDonald's ice cream machines never work. I finally found out why the machines never work. Now it also could be sometimes some employees don't like cleaning them so they'll just tell you it's down. But the real thing is that McDonald's has a contract, an exclusive contract with one company that is allowed to repair the machines. So if a smart uh I think it's called like a smart card or something, if anything, not anything mechanical, anything technology-wise goes wrong with those machines, that one company is the only company the franchises are allowed to use. And it probably is super expensive, too. They actually I think fine franchises if they end up trying to use uh or franchise owners if they try to use another vendor that could also fix the same machine. So I found it's it's that dog on exclusive contract with this company that can only touch the machines and it's stupid. >> You be able to just write a statement for me on what you saw just so cuz we're going to >> Yeah. Just information. >> I think you're doing it. >> Okay. And then if you can just tell me verbally >> I just literally saw him >> almost getting hit >> verbally what you saw and then uh that way I can notify. >> You have an ID with you >> in the car. I'll go get it. >> You're okay. You can just give me a photo ID. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Like I said, he just running trying to order. >> Yeah. I saw him without his mom. >> Yeah. He was crying, so I went to ask what's wrong. He told my mom left me. I was taking too long in the restroom. I was like, what? Go in the store. Go to the store now. >> Wait, what did you say the car looked like? It was a silver SUV. >> Silver SUV. >> Were you able to tell what kind of SUV? Like >> no. >> Okay. >> It's like I feel like I knew what I don't see him. >> Yeah. No worries. >> Hopefully okay with you guys. >> Yeah. Yeah. We're good. We're going to wait here. >> All right. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to I'm talking to my manager and about the order. He said, >> "See if we can get a phone number for her is what, >> but he's going to he's going to look at the cameras." >> Okay. >> A witness, Sadrina, told officers she saw the child running alone in the parking lot, chasing after a silver SUV and yelling for his mother. Fearing he would be struck by a vehicle, she intervened and called police. King told her his mom left because he was taking too long in the bathroom while she was making Door Dash deliveries. And that is the point in the video for me that I said I believe she told him that. I believe she left him on purpose and that's why I was okay with um the attitude they had once she got there. When he said his mom told him he was taking too long in the bathroom and she left him, that's what got me. So anything else that followed after this point, I was like, "Hey, it's above me now." While officers were still on scene, a gray Nissan Armada pulled into the parking lot and the driver identified herself as Demila Roma King's mother. >> Hey, >> hang on. Hang on. Golf 112 with the mother. >> How you doing, ma'am? What's your name? >> Good. My name is Jamie Milella. >> Jamie Mila. Do you have your ID with you? Hey, real quick. He's okay. We got him. >> Yeah. I didn't even know he left out of the car to go use the bathroom. >> I have five of them in the car, ma'am. Gotcha. >> So, I didn't see it when he gone. >> Here, as a supervisor, let me stop this real quick cuz in 2 seconds, what's going to happen >> based on witnesses that are writing the statements? >> We can we can just chalk this up and just let us do our job or DCF can come tonight cuz if I'm going tell you right now, another backlash that my officer, he'll come with me and so will them. >> No, I have five kids. I didn't know he left the car. Usually they >> question is how quickly you want to take the kids tonight. >> You want the kids to go with you tonight or not? >> Yeah, I want my kids to zip it. Let's do our thing. DCF's coming. >> Okay. >> Last thing you need is a charge tonight cuz I am more than willing to have the my officers arrest you for this. >> Pop another attitude and you will be in a handcuff. Do I make myself clear? >> Yes, sir. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> And I don't think they they actually pull the cameras while we're watching this body cam, but it would be good for them to pull the cameras in general to see if she was inside with him to tell him you taking too long. Because that's a core sticking point for me. And then also later the oldest daughter is going to to me try to cover for her mom is how I feel it that she's doing. Um but she said she was in the car and didn't know he left to use the bathroom. So obviously that can be disproven real fast if she did or didn't get out that car and came in the building and all that stuff. So I do hope they pulled the camera just to make sure everything came back full circle. >> How how old are your other kids? >> 13 seven. >> Okay. Um, five and four. >> So, here's the deal. I know you're doing door dash, right? I understand. He went in to use the bathroom. >> I didn't see him. >> Stop talking. >> He went in to use the bathroom. Apparently, he was taking too long. I understand with Door Dash, you're on a time crunch, whatever. But regardless, you have a 13-year-old. You have a 13-year-old that could have kept an eye on him and that this whole issue would have been avoided. But you leaving an 8-year-old at McDonald's in a public place. He doesn't know your number. He doesn't know where he's at. He's just left. Personally, I just I don't believe that you didn't know he was out of the car. If he got out of the car to go to the bathroom, >> I didn't see him. >> How would he know? Stop. Stop. >> How would he know that you're saying he was taking too long >> and you just left? >> I didn't know he was. >> You could ask. Either way, there's >> unlike any other crime, all I got to do is say you're the parent and take you to jail for it. You ain't got no >> Yeah. >> So, stop talking. >> Do you understand the seriousness of this? >> I really understand. And I'm trying to tell y'all, I didn't purposely beat my son. I didn't even know >> whether whether it was whether it was >> it wasn't literally till after I just did the delivery and I pulled up at the other McDonald's cuz I finally made enough money to give them food today. >> And that that's when they that's when my 13-year-old turned around and she said, "Where's King?" And that's when I started yelling. I was like, "Y'all didn't tell me that he didn't get in the car and he still and I rushed here as fast as I could. Like I I would never leave my kid." The mother claimed she didn't know King had gone inside the McDonald's, but the officers were just a kid to substantiate her claim as they spoke with 13-year-old Aaliyah, the oldest daughter. >> And I hate this because I bet you I bet you that 13-year-old has had to mature more faster than she should have been because she's big sister/ second mom. I'm telling you now. And I feel like she already sees her mom's in trouble. and what she's about to tell the police is the cover story for her mom and basically she puts the responsibility onto herself. I don't like that. Um I know I'm projecting possibly onto her cuz some of the things could be true and I just am not willing to see it. But I feel like she's she she automatically knew I'm not going to get in as much trouble as my mom. I'm lying for my mom. Or she already heard her mom say my 13-year-old can tell you. So you know what I I I don't like it. I don't like it. Um there was something I was going to say about that mom. See, one thing I do believe is that she didn't have enough money to feed them until she did her second delivery. I actually do believe that, which is why I feel like she's such on a time crunch because every dollar matters and she got frustrated that her son was taking too long in that bathroom. I believe she said that to her son and rushed to do her next delivery because it's that or miss out on them possibly tipping or still paying for it. All these things are factors. I do believe that part that she finally was able to get some food on after the other McDonald's run. And again, that's why I think it was so crucial that she was upset that he was taking too long for her in the bathroom. >> Tell her >> Aaliyah, right? >> Yes. >> What's a good phone number for you? You have a phone, right? I know you probably just told officer Baylor here. >> So, what happened when you guys came to McDonald's? How did King end up inside? So he had to use the bathroom. Me and >> um we had to use the bathroom and mom was sitting around soon waiting for the door to come and then um we came out. The thing is I >> I saw the door open. So I thought oh the king came so we drove off and then we went we delivered the person's food and then we're like we're going back to the other rooms and then then they said, "Oh, where's King?" And then we I looked back and we saw King's not there. >> Okay. >> So, she came back. >> Okay. Did mom say anything about, "Oh, King's taking too long. We got to go." >> No. >> Okay. Did >> cuz she was actually about to cry cuz she like >> Okay. Before you guys left this one, >> did you or mom know that King wasn't in the car? >> We thought she was. >> You thought he was? Okay. >> When did When did mom notice that King wasn't in the car? Whenever they say like the king is the king. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Question. Why did they say that her and king got out of the doll? >> Her and king. >> No, it was us three cuz they just told me that her and King got out. She knew King McDonald's. And then she got mad, came back in the car. No, >> cuz Oh, Kate is not very good. He get some trouble doing stuff, >> but she would know cuz >> um this happened before. >> No, not not this. >> Okay. >> Yeah. See, point out that King gets in trouble at school. H the poor 13-year-old. She's gras grasping for straws in my opinion >> cuz she's he doesn't really listen. Well, but she would he she will never leave. >> Who did who did King go inside with? >> He went to the bathroom by herself. >> So when you guys So when you guys first pulled up here, >> who got out of the car? Like what order? >> Me, Diego, and my mom. >> Y'all three got out? >> Yeah, we all. >> And then after you guys got out, who was in the car? >> Isaiah. >> Isaiah, and PJ. >> Okay. And then King got out after. >> No, King went in with me and DJ and my mom. >> And your mom originally? So, okay. So, >> yeah. >> So, he went in with you guys. >> Yes. >> Then when you guys came out, >> did you guys count and make sure you had everybody or how did >> Cuz I saw King come out bathroom. So, I was like, >> "Yeah, he came out." >> So, I went in my saw and everyone came in. That's what I thought. And then we drew off. >> Okay. >> And when did mom notice that King wasn't in the car? And they said, um, where's King? And that's what she said. >> And when did they say that? Like where were you guys at when they said that? Were they Were you guys still in the parking lot or were you guys like on the road? >> We were on the road. >> Like how far away? How long do you think you've been gone? >> I don't I don't really know. >> Okay. >> We're We're not not really close to here. >> We're like at a neighbor I think a neighborhood here. >> A neighborhood down that way. >> Like >> Yeah. >> Okay. cuz she had to deliver that Door Dash order quickly. So, yes, they they left this McDonald's, went to a neighborhood area probably to deliver that first McDonald's order, then uh they went to whatever next McDonald's uh she could fulfill the next Door Dash order in. And then she pulls up to pick up the child. I feel like she knows she left behind and she did say, "You're taking too long." I really do. And then either as they're pulling up and she sees police cars, she's like, "Okay." Talking to her 13-year-old, tell them I didn't know he was gone and that y'all just noticed and I was so frantic. And I feel like she set up a story. It's either she she told her daughter to go ahead and lie or her daughter unfortunately already knows to lie for her mom. Like that's what it feels like. >> And how old are you again? >> 13. >> 13. Okay. You go to middle school? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you know the difference between >> a truth and a lie? Yes. >> Okay. So, if I said my shirt's pink, what what would that be? >> A lie. >> That's a lie. What if I said my watch is black? >> That's the truth, right? Okay. >> So, you know the difference. Truth or lie? Okay. >> The officers eventually proceeded to interview the victim himself. >> You got receipt, bud. Hey, real quick. Do you know the difference between a truth and a lie? You know what the difference is? You know when does somebody ever tell you tell the truth? >> So that means be honest, right? Do you know what that means? >> So if I say my shirt is pink, is that a truth or a lie? >> That's a lie, right? What if I said my ring is black? Is that the truth or a lie? >> The truth. >> That's the truth, right? Okay. So when you guys came to McDonald's, what happened? Who came inside? >> Me. Me and my little sister. You and your younger sister. >> Me and my little >> Your your little sister. Did you guys come in with your mom? >> No, she she was she was >> She was already in. Did your mom see you come in? You know, she said, "Well, this my mom saw us come in." >> She watched you come in. Okay. And then what happened after that? You went to the bathroom? >> Yes. Okay. >> And after after I took the number two, I washed my hands. After I came out, I saw the car that was leaving. >> You saw it was leaving. Did you try to wave at him or something? >> No, I was I was scared. Mom and the window was up. >> Did So mom saw you come in though? You did you talk to her when you walked in? >> No. Which door did you come in? >> It came in that door. >> That door? Where was mom at when you walked in? >> For the order. >> Did she see you though? >> Did you talk to her when you walked in? >> Okay. You You told her you didn't talk to her? >> Okay. What about your other sister? Did you talk to her about what you were doing? >> No, my my my big sister was going in here and and then she went in there and she told me and then and then she went back out and then the dude went back. Um, I went I went back out after I came in the car with her mom. >> Okay. But I just want to make sure when you walked in the first time, you saw your mom and she saw you and you went to the bathroom. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right, buddy. You got your food here. Okay. And then you got your drink. >> Officers evaluated the statements. An 8-year-old left alone, no phone, no supervision, running through an active parking lot at night. Under Florida state statute, neglect of a child occurs when a caregiver fails to provide necessary supervision to maintain a child's physical or mental health. Based on the totality of the circumstances, officers determined probable cause existed. And >> looks looks like they took a while to evaluate. It's it's not even daylight out anymore. Um, I feel like this is the other context that it added for me when I heard it is he didn't have to just go tinkle. He had to do number two, which goes back to the mom saying, "You you're taking too long and leaving him." You know what I mean? Cuz kids might take a little while. And I love He was like, "I wash my hands." I'm like, "O." But that was another added to it. She probably thought he was taking too long and she had to get those orders delivered. >> They did what they had to do. >> Do me a favor. Stand up. stand up and just walk with me. Okay, >> watch this. Come around here. >> And you know what's crazy? Although, again, I don't want the 13-year-old to have have to deal with all that responsibility, I had she left the 13-year-old with King, the little boy, and did finished out her deliveries and got them back, she she wouldn't be in trouble because 13-year-olds in a reasonable way can watch their little their siblings. And had they just stayed at the table and waited for her to come back, this would not be going on with her right now. But I feel like the 13-year-old, unfortunately, has multi-purpose with this mom. She watches the other kids. She probably is the one that actually does the dashing to the doors in my opinion. Like, I feel like the mom might pick up the order, but then maybe the kid drops mom off to the door. I just feel like she's a multiunctional 13-year-old, unfortunately. >> We're not going to do this in front of your kids. Okay? So, we're that's why we're coming over here. Put your hands behind your back. All right. Don't do anything crazy. >> I'm going to explain everything to you, okay? You are going to be arrested for child neglect. Okay? You cannot leave him by himself, okay? At his age with no means of communication, right? And he does not know where he is, what he's like, he doesn't >> contact their dad. >> Yes, we're going to work on getting contact with a guardian for them. Okay. >> So, I can get through your phone. >> I don't my phone. >> Where is their dad at right now? I have I can't even tell you. >> On Facebook, um I can have my other daughter's dad call him on Facebook. >> 13-year-old. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um he can try to reach him or like >> it's okay. >> I don't I don't want This is what This is what was what I'm trying to do is I don't want your kids to see you like this. Okay. Unfortunately Unfortunately, this is something that >> we're we're limited on how much discretion we have. That's why I told you from the jump, right? It was I I get that, but I'm getting multiple. >> I didn't know that he was in there. >> They could tell you. I was sitting there. >> He He walked in with you. >> No, he didn't. >> When he walked in, he said he saw you. >> He didn't walk in with me. Ask my daughter. She'll tell you guys. He I walked in here by myself. >> Talk to everyone and they're saying that >> he know you knew or you should have known that he was in there. So when you left, >> he didn't know. I swear on everything. I would have never let up with your right foot. I'm going to help you up. Okay. >> Yeah. Ready? Go. >> I would have never left my kids. I had no idea. I knew my daughter came in behind me. Um, >> is your phone in here? >> No, my phone is broken. It doesn't work at all whatsoever. >> Do you want all these things to go with you? >> Um, they can go with their dads because it has my cash app so he can get them a room tonight. >> Okay. So, you want me to give this to your daughter? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is your 13-year-old come over here? >> Is your ID in here? >> Um, I gave it to the office. >> You got You got it. So, give this to your daughter. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Wait, did she say she don't have a phone? Jamie. Jamie said, "How is she door dashing with no phone?" Oh, Ashley Jay just said, "Then how are you getting the orders from Door Dash?" Jacqueline, how does she dash with the broken phone? Huh? I wonder how is she getting the orders? I really I do feel like she's door dashing. So, I wonder how was she getting the orders. Like, what's going on with that? I'm going tell you though, the two turnoffs for the officers when they went over the totality of the circumstance is the little boy saying, "She told me I was taking too long, which gives you purposely leaving me." And the second is when she went to first talk to the police officers and she's overt talking and the way she said to the female officer, "Uh, yeah, I have five kids. I have five other kids." She said something like that. That supervisor was done. He was like, "Oh, you're not going to talk to my officers like that." I feel like that's the two things that led her to handcuffs versus a notice to appear possibly. I'm I'm telling you, y'all let me know if y'all clocked anything else that led them to be like, "You're getting arrested versus us doing this a different way." My joy, my peace says she lying over talking. Leia's grandma says she must be using her daughter's phone. It has to be something. Jamie says the Door Dash on her daughter's phone. >> All right, I'm going to get the air going for you. Okay, just hang tight right here. You want your sunglasses to stay in the car? >> Um, yeah, sure. Never been to jail before. Not for nothing like that. Who would have not left my kid if I saw my kid? >> I I feel like that's where the tears are actually coming from. She said, "I cannot afford any of this, which I believe to be true." I don't think she felt remorse at first except for the fact the police were looking at her when she came back to get the child. But I do feel like those tears are because she can't she's saying she can't afford what's about to happen right now. >> The bathroom that would have been nothing I would have done. Officers placed Demi Mila Roma under arrest for neglect of a child and she was transported to the Orange County Booking and Release Center without further incident. Custody of the five children, including King, was turned over to their father who responded to the scene. >> Yeah, that's on her. It is. It's not the fact that who somebody said had she come right back like had she been like, "Oh my god, where my child gone right back, I think this would have turned out differently as well. It's she I think she made some choices and the choices are biting her in the behind because a a parent can be um flustered and be absent minded off of having one child let alone five. So it's not that it's how she handled it cuz it appears she left him personally or purposely. Sorry. Was it purposefully? Somebody said purposely the other day and now it's throwing me off. Um, but yeah, I just feel like the choice that she made set her up right here. It is not that you accidentally for a second like, "Oh no, where's my fifth child?" I I feel like that was going to be forgiven. It's all the other stuff. And um, Ace Moonshot said the McDonald's employees noticed, the customers noticed, but the mother didn't. Yeah. 13-year-old was covering for her mom, which is why some of y'all like the 13-year-old story doesn't make sense. Um, yeah. I hate I hate it for the children. I hate it for the circumstances they're in. Um, but to come in strong to people that are trying to help your child that that Oh, that was a nail in her coffin, I'm telling you. Okay. Oh, Jacqueline says she mentioned hotel room child. All right. This next one is teen employees sneaky scheme inside the five below money heist. I always call it five and below, but all right, here we go. This is crime cam now, so I'm pretty sure this is in Georgia. On June 10th, 2022, Chambbley police officers received a call from the loss prevention team at the Five Below store in Chambbley, Georgia. They reported an employee involved in theft. He was processing fraudulent returns and transferring money onto his own debit and credit cards. In just 10 days, he took almost $2,300. So, >> can you run me through real quick? >> Yeah. So 17-year-old on June on May 28th, he started doing uh fraudulent returns at the register. Um both for cash and putting money in his checking account by doing the return to credit. He would insert his debit card and that would put the money checking account essentially. >> Okay. He's done a total and so between the 28th of May and June 8th, two days ago, his total is 22. >> Hold on. One second. You said the June 8th. >> Yeah. May 28th to June June 8th is the time period. >> Okay. How many? >> Uh 16 total returns. >> And that's the dollar amount. 2267.34 >> 22. >> Okay. You said this was in a variety of >> Yep. half that that much was to his credit to his jack king account and that much was just for straight cash >> for the register he just would spit out the cash. >> Okay. >> And then he's provided a statement. So there all these transactions are on video as well. Um he's provided a statement and then he's and and so when you do a return it prints out a receipt. He then followed up those receipts to him away. So we were able to reprint the duplicates of the receipts and he today during our conversation would be admitted everything signed each one of the 16 receipts showing in the mouse showing and then the credit card numbers are encoded because it's because of the law now but they're all but they encode to the same number. That's how they do do it. Uh, and we know it's his card because on the one time that he used his car that he used that card along with his um employee ID number to make a purchase. So, that's how we knew it was him. Plus, we saw him on video. So, between that >> Do you have a copy of that video footage? >> Not. Yeah, I can d it down to a a thumb drive, but we can get it to you in the next 24, 48 hours. No problem. But I can make a copy of all this for you or I can scan it and email it to you. >> No, copies will be better. Physical copies. >> Do you want a physical copy? We can make him. >> Okay. Dad can get I can make copies. >> Okay. So, what's >> Can I see that statement? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> So, what's the process? Because he's a minor and nothing. >> He's not a minor. >> I thought he that part got him. I I'll let him say about why he's not a minor. He's 17, but they don't consider him a minor. Um, thank you for the double sparkles, my joy, my peace. >> Was uh >> 17. You go to big boy jail. >> Oh, you do? >> Yeah. >> So, you guys want to prosecute? He's going to the cav county. I'mma talk with him first. Um, >> so the process from here, >> I know you guys have, you know, your confession and stuff, >> but I'm going to talk with him. I'm going to read his Miranda warnings. >> See if he'd be willing to talk to me about what took place. >> If he kind of saying, "Yeah, that was me. I did it." >> If he taking a ride to the county, that's minor. So, >> it's not with a felony. >> It's Hm. >> No, it's a felony charge. >> Is it because of the felony charge? >> No, it's cuz of age. >> His age. Okay. 16 and younger, you go to >> Yeah. DJJ, Department of Juvenile Justice. 17 and older, you go to the local county. It's >> crazy. 17, you go to jail, but 17, you can also be locked as a runaway child. >> Interesting. >> Yep. Make sure they weren't prosecuted. Good luck. >> All right. Thank you. >> You don't have to call her. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. All right. Byebye. >> Yep. The the boss says we're going to do prosecution. >> Okay. So, here's your statement back. And can you point me to where he is? >> Back here, Georgia. Why reach out with Julio and call him mom? You guys have 30. >> Uh, yeah. I don't know what the code is. Julie6. >> I could tell him he needs to call his mom whenever he gets booked in. >> That's right. He's got a sword on, >> y'all. Not until just now did I realize how you supposed to use those carts at Five and Below. She was dragging it like a little wagon. I didn't know that's I always look at those cars like I'm not touching because I don't understand what's going on. I didn't know you pulling like a wagon. Okay. What's going on? How are you? >> I could tell him he needs to call his mom whenever he gets booked in. >> That's fine. He's got a sword on on him now. So, I don't know if he's already contacted her or not. >> Okay. Well, I'll let him call her from the uh the car. >> Yeah, I had no idea. That's right. Georgia law, huh? >> Uh Georgia. In the state of Georgia. Yeah. Suspect was sitting relaxed and believed he wouldn't go to jail due to his age, but was mistaken. >> How's it going, man? >> What's your last, >> y'all? That's not an exaggeration. He was really chilling. He leaned on the wall, phone out. Oh, wow. Oh yeah, that's why he got that rude a awakening and he had some tears on that thumbnail. Okay. Um Okay, good. Thank you, Sharon. Sharon said, "I ain't know how to use those cards either." Yeah, Jacqueline. It is interesting how they immediately learn how to steal from the stores. I'm like, is an ex employee passing this on to you? Why do y'all always know the I did not know any of this. I worked at J C Penney, uh The Buckle. I worked at a few places and I never knew and I I didn't want to know but how to get around the system. Like how y'all know how to process these returns. Thank you for the super chat, Auntie Natty. She said just for being you. Thank you. I appreciate that. I'm going to read you something. Okay, let's go do my random warnings. I just need to finish it and then I just need a yes or a no at the end. Okay. >> He's still on that phone, y'all. He about to be read his Miranda one. He is still on that phone like all is good. It is. Oh my gosh. Oh boy. >> Huh? >> I said all I need is a yes or a no at the end of it. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney and to have an attorney present during any questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you and government expense. Knowing and understanding your rights. as I have explained them to you. Are you willing to answer any questions without an attorney present? >> Like, so I have to ask attorney. >> What do you mean? >> Like, so I have to speak to attorney or >> No, that's not what I said. >> No, no, no. I know. No, I understand what you were saying, but like with the yes or no. Like like >> would you like to speak to me without an attorney here? >> Um, I can. Yeah. >> Yes. >> No. Like no. Like um I want to and like like both. He's he he's not smart enough to have tried this crime. He is not smart enough. Cuz what's going on right now with this circle of questions? And I hate when people say, "I know what you mean." But then they go on to definitely demonstrate they didn't know what you meant. >> Yeah. And no, if that makes sense. No, >> it doesn't. >> All right. So, I have to speak with attorney if I want them here. >> Do you want an attorney? >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. So, you don't want to talk to me then? >> Oh, well, I want to talk to you, but yeah. >> You're not making >> Well, that don't make sense. Like, I want to do I can't do both. No, right. >> I mean, if you rather talk to me with an attorney present, then we can't talk right now. >> Okay. So, which one is better for like us? >> I can't answer that for you. I can only ask you this and it's either yes or no. >> Okay. So, uh I'll talk with an attorney. >> Okay, perfect. Just hang tight. Okay. Can I get a copy? >> Yeah. Yeah. I need to get in the office. >> Keys. >> Yeah. >> You want a copy of everything, right? >> Yes, please. >> Y >> 360 radio. Come get a case. The suspect was surprised by his arrest and asked the officer to call his mom. >> That's a statement in all the receipts. >> Thank you. All right, Miss Sprinkle. Stand up for me. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Come on. Put your hands behind you. >> I got to call my mom at least. >> We're calling in the car. >> In the car. >> We're calling in the car. >> Huh? >> I I'll get I'll get it for you. Put your phone on the seat. Put your phone on the seat. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Just face the wall, bro. >> All right. So, I have a question. >> I'll answer your questions. Okay. >> I leave. I need to call my mom. >> Why do I have to call your mom? >> What you mean? I'm on the I'm on the ship right now. >> Okay. You're being placed under arrest, though. >> So, where am I going? Man County Jail. >> Wait, I didn't have a >> real little factoid for uh the Sergeant Curtis watchers. He said these handcuffs that are being used where it's more like limited on the movement are a lot of police officers are starting to uh prefer those because you they can't suspects can't move as much like the the old school ones. They allow for a lot more flexibility and movement. So, a lot of police officers have moved to these types where it's more rigid in the middle of the cuff. >> Call my mom though. >> I don't have to call your mom, sir. >> Why? I'm a minor. I'm only 17. I just turned 17. >> State of Georgia. >> All right. So, can you at least call my mom, please? >> I said I will. Right. I said when we get to the car, I'll call your mom. >> And so, can you get my get her number from my phone, please? >> Okay. >> That's all I'm asking. >> Okay. >> No, for real. >> We're going to work. >> Okay. >> We're going to work. >> What do you want me to do? I said, "Okay, but I got to put you in handcuffs. You're going to jail." >> But for what though? >> For theft. >> What are you talking about? I I asked him. I literally asked him. I said, "Can you take the the money off my check?" Literally. >> Okay. >> Excuse me, Mr. Coper. I don't know your name. >> Hello. >> Yes. Yes. >> He hasn't even been there long enough to learn the people's names and stealing $2,300. And y'all going to hate the reason he stole it, too. Just so you know. Y'all going to be like, "Are you serious?" Um, and his mom does get on the phone, so you'll be able to see that as well. Right. Where am I going? You going to jail? Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, he works there, Ashley. He works there and he was uh giving himself refunds on his own debit card. >> You say you want to take your AirPod out? >> Yeah. Can you put it in my pocket, please? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, I actually can you take like the money off my check? >> Yeah. Unfortunately, we I contacted corporate and my instructions from my boss was to to press charges based on the dollar amount of the 2200. >> Huh? To press charges >> based on the dollar amount. Correct. But for what? I'm a minor man. I I asked you. I said I could I could you could take it off my my check. I would work for the check. >> No, I understand. I understand. But but I have a boss and my boss instruction. >> I'll put your phone in your pocket. >> No, that's actually Can you take it off my check? Cuz I would literally work for my check. >> No, I understand. But I I have a boss like everybody else. And my boss instructed me to contact the authorities. >> Plus, he can't work there no more. He fired. What you mean you going to work it off on your check? There are no more checks. They're done. and file charges for for the theft of the $2,200. >> That's what I'm saying. I could I could literally like pay the dues back. That's what I'm saying. >> I understand. Well, that'll happen, but it'll have to go through the process of of >> But why I'm going to jail for it? >> That's That's how the processor. >> You're not. >> You're currently not in Georgia. You're not. >> I just turned 17. >> That's fine. 17. You're an adult. >> How? >> That's the law. I don't have an explanation of how it is. I >> I didn't even call my mom, though. >> I don't have to. I'm doing you a good graces by calling him once we get to the car. >> No, no, I understand that, sir. >> Yeah, but you're an adult. They don't have the contract. >> I never I never knew that because the last cops I spoke to, they said when you turn like eight 18. I didn't >> 17. >> I didn't know that. So, >> he came with a plan to keep stealing. He said the last time I either spoke to them or I was told was that um I'm a minor till I'm 18. He just planned on stealing cuz the consequences weren't the same for minors. Yep. Ace Musha said he's really leaning into the I'm a minor so hard that I think he had that argument prepared. He did. He did. And yes, he fired Jack. Ain't no way you stay after you stole money from the people. >> Let me get the car key on my mom, please. I ask you, can it feel me? Can like you take it off my check? Like I I'll work the check. >> He don't have the authority to do that. That's what he's trying to tell. >> Authority to do that. That's what I'm trying to say. >> Everybody got a boss. >> I got a boss. He got a boss. And his boss said no. >> All right. walk up to the car. >> Like, so I know I'm fired, right? >> 68 radio. >> Yeah, you you are terminated. Yes, you are. >> All right. So, that that's what I'm saying. So, can I like at least like pay back the the >> You will over time. Yeah, that'll >> go through the court. Go through the court. >> Okay. Today's the first step. >> Today's step one. >> All right. So, >> you call your mom. You let him call his mom. >> No, I'll let you call your mom. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Cuz my mom's at work right now. >> Okay. What car you want me to get outside? >> You have any other questions for him? >> Yeah, I just wanted to pay the money back and I I explained why for me I was I do that. I I apologize. I don't really steal, bro. That's not me. I was not bored like that. >> Nobody. >> But you did though this occasion. >> Yeah. And I And I I'll pay it back. >> I know you will in cash. >> I know. But you pay it back in restitution after the court ruling. You cannot get out of what's happening to you now. I'm talking about you going to pay it back and then you got to pay it back in installments at that. It's it's too late. >> But in But in 10 days, you stole $2,200. Not like $5, not 20. You stole $2,200 in 10 days. >> Yeah. >> And now you hit it hard and heavy. >> And because of that and because it's your credit card, that's a big deal. >> Yeah. And I That's what I'm saying. It's not on my credit card. That's what I'm saying. >> It went to your checking account. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. And but it's not on my card no more. So that's what I'm saying. If I can give you the cash, you don't have any cash. No. Huh? I could get it. >> You gave it to your cousin. >> Yeah, but I'm saying I could get it like literally now. >> You can come up with $2,200 in cash. >> If you I think he about to make my point. If you can come up with $2,200 in cash now, you shouldn't have been stealing $2,200. It makes no sense. And I'm tired. I'm also tired of hearing him say, "That's what I'm saying." When you're not saying what you said when you ask the question, then they correct you with their answer and then you say, "That's what I'm saying." That's working my nerves as well. Then when he says, "I know what you're saying," but clearly does not know what anyone is saying. >> Yeah, I could definitely give it to y'all. >> Well, well, if the court allows that, then that's what we'll do. But we got to do this step first. So, >> I could definitely give it to you right now if y'all want me to. >> No, you don't got to give nothing to me. >> No, no, not you. I'm saying like to the like to to the store. >> That be something that y'all have to figure out during the court process, sir. >> So, you don't have a case number or anything? >> Oh, actually, right here. >> And if you could make a copy of this email, the That's yours? Oh, for me? >> Yep. >> Your email address? Yep. >> I'm going to have my guy at corporate email you a link with cuz it's too big to email. It's like a Dropbox link. >> That works. >> So, how you going to call my mom if the number's in my phone? >> I'm going to get your phone out your pocket. But >> I know I accidentally can just pay the money. I know really drunk up, bro. That's why I cannot like take the the the thing off my tag. >> I got you, but you got the wrong person. He don't have that power. >> I I'm not asking you. >> No, no. I'm talking about him. He don't have that power. He can't, you know, just let you do that. He don't have the authority to do that. >> He might want to be able to do that and thought that was the option. But once he called his bosses, his bosses said, "No, you can't do that." >> I never knew 17 years an adult. >> I never knew that. I never knew that, bro. Every job, bro. I never knew that, bro. Bro, take a look at this, bro. This what this is his pattern. He said any job he's had before, he didn't know 17 he could be an adult when it comes to this stealing. He just was going to do it. He was going to do it no matter what. That's that's all that tells me and he needs to be quiet. Um that was something. Yeah. Ace Moonshot said, "Full disclosure, I have been arrested several times for various charges, but one one thing I always believe, do the crime, do the time. It's the risk you take. You don't cry about it. Exactly. Because you know, desperate times, desperate measures, all that stuff. But you got to accept the consequences if you're caught. You You have to go to this one right here. All right. I can pay for it is a square. So y'all can have that square. I can pay for it when he's like I could give him cash and all this other stuff. Take that square. And my join my piece says so basically hold on. You asked a different question. So if he pays it back through court, does he get his last check? I feel like it just um I don't know how fast the five below corporate world would work to stop his last check. So, he possibly could get his last check direct deposit and still have to pay restitution if that's what the courts decide. But they also could pos I don't know. Well, I don't know if it's legal. I don't know if it's legal till he's convicted of it to go ahead and stop his check now. I'm not sure about that one. >> I don't know if they I'mma take care of my little sister. >> Huh? >> I'm going to take care of my little sister. >> I don't have all the answers for you, man. I don't I I wish I could tell you how you going to do everything, but I can't. I don't have the answers. >> So, like, >> okay, tell her we about to call her from his phone. >> That's my That's my >> I got you. >> I got my own. I don't want yours, but I got to do my job. >> I'm going to see you with my stuff. And that's that's just um my ID and stuff. Well, that's my New York ID. My other ID is right there. My Georgia ID. >> Face the car for me. >> The officer placed him in the patrol vehicle and allowed him to call his mother. >> Go ahead and have a seat. And I'm going to grab your phone and we'll call your mom. >> What happened to you? >> Oh, the the the thing. >> No, that that's meant like that. Oh, just wipe it up. Yeah. >> Reality sinking in. Them tears are flowing. >> And then uh it should be mother. Yeah. Right there. Hello. >> Hello. >> What happened, >> bro? I just I tried to tell him, bro, that feel me? I like I could give him I could give him all the money back, bro. It was not for me. Feel me? It was not for me, bro. >> Who it was for? >> It was for Ray Sean, bro. Cuz he was homeless, bro. And I was helping, bro. >> Who's Ray Sean? >> Ray Sean. Remember? I remember have we spoke to him before? >> Who's Ran? >> Sean the one I always used to be with in New York. The one that that was like family and I >> So So did they take you to jail? >> I don't know. He said that he said that I'm >> Yes, ma'am. I am. >> See, he said since I'm 17, I got to go to jail. But how? >> He said yes ma'am I am. We taking him to jail. So this is Ray Sean who's like family who his mom has not she don't know who the hell that is who was from New York. They not in New York now they in Georgia or he's in Georgia. Um I mean you got to sit down for this. I don't know what else to tell you. This is so dumb. He just thought he was going to get in trouble cuz he's 17. Uh he called him a cousin but he's like family now. >> I'm feel me like >> he going to jail. Okay. Sir, please explain to me what's happening. >> Yes, ma'am. This is officer Black with City of Shambbley. So, were you >> I got I got a uh I gota like spit. Can I spell the floor, please? Go ahead. >> I'm sorry. He was spitting. I wanted to make sure. >> Um so, we were called to Five Below by their loss prevention stating that your son uh I don't what's your first name, Denzel or Jeremiah? >> Jir. >> J. Jamir um over the course of 10 days did >> I don't want to give you the wrong sir >> 16 >> transaction frauds totaling into an amount of $2,267.34 of that $2,267.34 $1,55618 went to his debit card and $711.60 60 cents he took out in cash. >> Okay. >> So, being that he did fraudulent returns, um he is going to go is he they wanted to they wanted to prosecute and pursue charges on him. So, being that they want to pursue charges on him and he is 17 years of age, he gets transported to the Cab County detention center. He does not go to juvenile court. He is 17 in the state of Georgia. 17. You're on. >> All right. All right. So now what? >> Hey, look. I can I tell sir? >> Oh, let me let me answer a question. I'll let you talk to. Okay. So, what will happen right now is once you leave this scene, I'll take him to the cab. Um he'll have a warrant. He'll go before a judge and the judge will tell him what his bail or bond is. And um he'll be able to call you and say, "Hey, mom, my bond is this much money." And then you can go through the proper procedures to be able to get him out. >> All right. Thank you. >> You're welcome. Um at >> at this point, just take the mask off. I've been wanting to say that too. >> He wants to talk to you. >> No, cuz I I was giving the money back. It was not for me. That's what I'm trying to keep telling him. And the guy just li He just lied to me cuz he just said, you know, I mean, he just said nothing. I swear he just said nothing's going to happen. And I know he's going to go to cops, bro. I already had a feeling, bro. I mean, he said he said the truth. He said if I tell the truth, it will be all good. Bro, he just said that. >> Who said that? Who said that? >> THE WHITE GUY. HE SAID IF I TELL THE TRUTH every he was under the misconception as well as you that you are a minor >> once I got here and I told him 17 you're no longer a minor in the state of Georgia. >> That's when he called his boss and see if they still want to continue to pursue charges. That's why I That's why I literally asked him, can I like if he originally he thought it was just going to be >> I just don't want him to have no meltdown because he's he also he's autistic and I just don't want him to, you know, I'm just nervous. Okay. >> And I just want to make sure that he is safe. That's all. >> They just he going to county jail with grown men. He's not safe. That's just I'm sorry. He's not safe. That's that's what's happening right now. Noir said, "The man didn't lie. You are too young to understand how things work." Right? And the man thought he would be charged as a minor. He honestly did when he said that because most of us, I believe, are going to think until you hit 18, it's ju it's juy for you. Um, my joy, my pizza, I bet he won't steal nothing else. Not even a bottle of water. I beg to differ. The way he don't understand things, I feel like there's going to be a little more stealing in his life. Mhm. There was somebody. Oh, Lovable said he's lying to his mother about this Ray Sean person. That's true, too. It could he just he probably was stealing for himself, but he at the same time he he seemed like someone could trick him into stealing for them and he also has stolen a lot. So, I don't know. I don't know with this little boy. What a dumb reason to mess up your life, Noir. Right. >> He is um um you know, I'll keep a close eye on him as long as I can. Right now it's uh we're just going to head up there. But like I said, the manager or the loss prevention, not the manager, was also under the same assumption that you were 17, which means you were a minor, which means they were just going to call mom and try to work something out with mom. >> Yeah, >> that's not the case. >> Let me call Let me let me let me call the store. >> Okay. But like I said, that's not the case. >> And that's what that's what I'm saying. Cuz I That's why I asked him, can they take it on my >> Jesus? Oh god. I'm sorry. His mouth is gross and he keeps snorting. That's riding my nerves as well. >> Cuz my next check is thousands. >> He thought he could, but he can't because you are not a minor. >> You see what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> So, he was telling you the truth cuz under the same assumption that you thought you were 17. >> Yeah. But I have to go after I have a game tomorrow. Like I listen look look. It's not murder. It's a that you ain't going to be in there for life. You going to be in there. Your mom going to come and get you. And then you'll be out. You'll be out today as long as your mom can come up there. >> Yeah, she can. That's why. So, calm down. >> I don't like being locked up, bro. This like my fourth time be locked up, bro. >> All right. >> You He crying like this. And this his fourth time being locked up. Well, I guess he ain't been to big boy lock up yet. Who does like being locked up? But were you not living your best life when you was uh processing those refunds? You got to live with it. Vice says the mama is slow as the kid. Yeah, it's Why you calling the store? The It's out of It's out of the um hands of the store. It's done. It's above him. Corporate wants to charge 17. He can go to big boy jail. You need to start figuring out if you want to get him out. Start there. There's nothing to talk to to nobody at no store about your kid was purposely stealing. >> All right. So, she'll come and get you today. Watch your leg real quick. >> What else you got? >> I got your your phone. >> Yeah, >> your AirPod and your keys. Your wallet still in your pocket. >> All right. And I got my Apple Watch on my >> Yeah, that that you could take the art off when you get there. >> All right. >> You said what? So everything's going to go with me when my father will give me. >> Yeah. Everything going with you right now. I'm not taking anything away from you. >> And you ain't got no drops, nothing like that. That's the only thing I would take away from you. >> No, I don't >> I'm not taking your your AirPods or your your watch or nothing like that. That's all going to go with you when you get down there. All right. >> All right. >> The young employee was charged with theft and transported to Dabb County Jail. Hello. >> Can you um ask the officer where is it that they taking you? >> I don't have my phone. He has it. >> I'm right here. Um the Cab County Jail. >> Boy. Yeah. This little boy is a box of rocks. She said, "Can you ask the officer where he's taking you?" He said, "I don't have my phone." Box of rocks. I'm so sorry. >> Just typing county jail. >> Yes, ma'am. So, if you type in I can actually give you the address whenever you're ready. >> Okay. Hold on. >> And so, and so when will he get go before a judge? >> Um, the sooner we get down there, the the sooner it'll be >> cuz once I once I get him booked in, uh, I go right next door. I'll take out his warrant and >> Okay. I'm so sad that you was freaking Why would you be helping somebody and then now look at this? What's What's the What's the address? >> I I know. I apologize. 44 >> 15 Memorial Drive. >> 4415morial. >> She needs to leave him in there. She needs to leave him in there. Forget my number. When you go to jail, forget my number. My dad told me and my brother. If you end up in jail, don't call me. Okay? He has always, when I tell you he said that, I feel like he said that before we turned 18. If you end up in jail, don't call me because whatever you did was your fault of being there in the first place. So my dad don't play that. Mm- >> I tried to give them the money back, but they don't want to take it, bro. That's why I take my check and they fired me. So they could just take the check. My whole next check is 15. >> And this is the part when I say you smart in areas, but some areas you ain't got it all together. And that's the part that I'm frustrated about because you allow people to manipulate you. >> I know. And and that's why I said my next check they could take it from me. Bro, it's literally 1,500. I'm getting paid for. >> Yes, ma'am. >> You allow people to manipulate you when I >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> I wish somebody could ask the mom to please explain the areas he's smart in, which I know you can be smart in areas and be dumb in others. I want to know what areas is he smart in just for satisfy my curiosity. >> Okay. >> When can I come or should I wait? >> Um I would say within the give it about an hour or two, but he'll be able to make phone calls and so once he gets there, he can call you and let you know um when to come down. >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> You're welcome. >> And what is your name again? >> Officer Black. Like the color? >> I'm so disappointed. Like I I'm just concerned my son has autism and I just don't you know >> I got you. It's not like I like I you know explained to him to help him calm down. It's not the crime of the century. It's not like he did a big diamond heist or you know committed murder like that. It's it's just a it's theft is what it is. >> Right. And so just like I said I just don't want him to get to know have no attack or go and get all of this because he you know what's happened. I just want him to remain calm. That's it. >> I got you. Thank you. So, thank you so much, Officer Black. I'll talk to you soon. >> All right. >> Byebye. >> Bye. >> Hey, Sarge. >> Yeah. >> Did you ever get the manager's information? >> I don't have You want to go back and get it? >> Please. Just his or whoever's the the one that's going to do the prosecuting. I believe it's him. >> I'll just get his name, address, and phone number. >> Yeah, that's fine. I I just got back here. I was about to put him in the call, and I realized >> Okay. >> I never got his stuff so I could take out the warrant. I called Lois. She said it's just theft, not financial fraud because it's not like a stolen debit card or anything. >> It's his card. So, >> okay. Let me get that for you real quick. >> Thank you. >> 368 radio. >> Okay. I thought they going to name charges. I think crime cam now usually names his charges. Jaclyn said, "I want to know what the previous arrests were." I do, too. I feel like it was still stealing, but I would like to know. Lovable said the mom's an enabler. So Leia's grandma who has met my dad says trending. I can see your dad saying that but then coming to get you anyway. He probably would. I haven't had to test the theory. I have not tested that theory. Thankfully I have not been to jail. But you might have a point. Love Scorpion said, "Trendon, your dad sounds like my mom, but my dad has a special credit card set aside just in case I get in trouble." Yeah. Yeah. My dad might be more papa trending and just talking. I mean, uh, like you're Papa Scorpion, but just talking, knowing saying he won't come get me. Yeah, cuz he might come get me. All right, last call. Last call. Last video, and this was only 9 minutes. Entitled Karen refuses to leave. Now she faces the consequences. >> On March 21st, 2025, officers were dispatched to a bar regarding a report of a woman who was refusing to leave the premises. Megan, which one? Who am I talking to? >> Who we here for? >> Who we here for? Young lady in the >> You know how annoying you got to be that it's only two people in the whole establishment and you get on their nerves enough to have to call police? >> Megan. Okay. Yeah, Megan. >> They want you gone, so you got to go. Huh? >> What? >> I said, >> "Okay." Well, it doesn't matter what your name at this point. >> It's time for you to go. >> Now, you don't. >> It's time for you to go. >> Are you going to leave or are you going to get arrested for trespass? >> It's your choice. We're going to walk out, >> but we're not leaving. >> You will be You will be leaving. >> You will leave the the premise. >> No, you will be leaving the property is what you'll be doing. >> You got too many things going on here for me. >> So, you will be going. Yes. >> And if you come back and they say you don't you they don't want you back. >> I don't know what the circumstances, >> ma'am. >> They don't want you here. >> Yeah. It's very simple. They don't want you here. >> The bar. Don't touch me. The bar does not want you here. The bar does not want you here. If you'd like, we'll give you a ride home. >> I said, "What's the circumstances?" >> The bar called us. They want you. >> I want to know what the circumstances. >> I've explained it to you like five times. >> No, you didn't. You just said they didn't want me here. What's the circumstances? >> Because you >> I have right >> because you're too intoxicated. >> The bar has the right to leave have anybody removed that they want removed. So, it's time to go. >> [ __ ] Okay. Listen. What is the circumstance? >> The circumstances is they want you to leave. So, it's time to go. >> Okay. What is it? >> Are you going to leave or not? >> I just want to know what it is. >> See if they want to charge us. >> I I want to know. >> This way. Outside. Outside. >> I am. >> No, you're not. >> Lovable said, "Is she a jealous lover?" I'm Yeah. I'm trying to figure out what are the circumstances. What got you here, ma'am? And that is very generous that they offer to take her home. I I I only see that every now and again on these body cams. Zack and my joy, my peace said they got my my bond money and my bail money. I appreciate it. You know what I mean? Cuz we never know. >> Go outside. >> Go outside. >> Go outside. >> Let's go outside. >> Go outside. >> Don't push me around. >> I'm not pushing you. I'm standing here. >> Outside. >> Excuse me. >> Go outside. Do not. >> Here's the thing. You cannot put your hands on the officers. >> I never did. Now you are. Put your >> hands behind your back. >> Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> I never did nothing wrong. Stop doing that. Okay, that's inappropriate. >> Put your hands right back. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Criminal trespass. Refusing to leave an establishment. >> Battery to an officer for pushing officer Paul. >> I never touched no one body. >> I >> You just pushed me on body camera. I No, I didn't. >> Let go of your purse so you can walk like a normal person. >> Jesus Christ. You're acting like a child. >> Hold on. Is that a square? Acting like a child. Also, these are not the same cops that that girl got that was out in the snow. Let's see. It's acting like a child on here. Dang. Okay, maybe it was a different one. I thought we had acting like a child. Are you too sure? >> It's Megan. I could possibly identify her. >> Storm like her. >> I have N. >> I have mental issues. >> Can you please stop? >> Stop pulling away for one. >> Don't hurt me. >> Hold on. >> You're hurting me. >> We're not trying to hurt you. >> Yes, you are. >> We're not trying to hurt you. >> I'm going to fight. I'm going to fight this. >> Get in the car. >> Stop. Stop hurting me. Then >> stop pulling away. >> People are hurting me. >> Stop pulling away. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop pulling away. >> STOP PICKING. >> WHY? I DIDN'T KID. You're hurting me. You >> sit up like a normal person. >> You didn't let me move. You're purposely hurting me. >> We gave you multiple warnings, Megan. >> We told you multiple times. I go around. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, we did. >> Oh, we told you multiple times. >> Multiple times. >> All on body cam. >> No, I said what? What? Oh, body cam. My ass. >> And what was your presumption? >> Can you ever move that? >> And what was your thing? >> They wanted we've explained it to you several times. >> Oh, no you didn't. >> Megan, here I be. Let me explain it to you very simply. The bar remove. I'm going to bring it to appellet court. >> That's stupid. Appellet court is when they don't rule in your favor and you try to appeal it. So you you can't get to appellet court without also first going to normal court. Um that sounds like some I'm suing so you can have that square. Um thank you for the double stars my joy my peas. Um with I'm with you no Angel. She says I say this every time but I'm not arguing to stay somewhere I'm not wanted. Period. I'm not doing it. like why am I fighting to stay somewhere I don't need to be? And I tell you what, I thankfully I feel like I have very mildmannered friends. So I don't think they put me in this situation. But I promise you if I'm with a friend and they say um if you don't leave we're calling the police or something and they feel like oh my god we're being discriminated against or whatever. They feel like they're in the right. I'm like hey you better argue it in an email. This the one time I'm going tell you you come with me now or I'm leaving you. I I'mma tell them I've seen too many body cams. Court is not happening here. So, I'm gonna leave. You can come with me. I'm not trying to abandon you. >> Okay. >> With what you did to me. >> Okay. >> Just like your like you let my ex get away with doing what he >> Hey, they do want her barred. So, >> I was going to get a statement from >> Okay. Hey, get the video, too. >> You let my police get hurt. >> Okay. Okay. I know Megan I don't even know who you are, Megan. >> Yeah. [ __ ] >> I can't. And no one's helping. >> Well, it's not helping them doing what you're doing today, man. >> Oh, yeah. >> All you had to do was leave. We offered you a ride home. >> I worked hard at the point. You push an officer. That's why you get arrested. Okay. >> So, >> and I knew that you had a little creep. She right there. I saw her. You know what's sad is that this town is all about Vanderick and the other guy. >> Okay. >> And that's okay. But take it to a pellet court. That's 20 grand. Am I >> ma'am? You need to stop by your head. Yes. Um are you kidding me? Is a bingo square. Thank you. My joy, my peace, and thank you for the sparkles. And also earlier, if you didn't take the square, the cop had arm tattoos when um we were at the McDonald's looking at that body cam. is going. >> Go ahead. >> Let's go. >> Do you have kids or anything? >> I'll make sure. >> Do you have Do you have kids at home alone or >> I'll make sure knows exactly how you protected yourself? >> Everything's on body cam. >> Go ahead, >> Megan. Carpenter, >> do you have any kids at home that are alone? >> And what's your name? >> Sergeant Minks. Is there any kids at home alone? >> We need to figure this out. >> Okay, >> Megan. Is there any children at home alone? >> Megan, real quick, do you have any kids at home? Is anybody home by themselves that we need to worry about? Okay. >> I need you to answer my question. I can understand you. Okay. I feel like you've had a little too much to drink tonight, >> but we just we want to make sure nobody's at home. >> Was not that I could walk home if I wanted. >> Where do you live? Where do you live at? >> I could walk home from here. >> Where do you live? >> So, why am I being arrested is what I want to know. >> I am not answering no more questions. I want to know why I'm being arrested is what I want to know. >> You pushed an officer. >> Oh, after they came in. >> Yeah, >> they're allowed to come in. Okay. >> I never push no one. Let's >> I want video cameras. >> You pushed me right in the chest. >> I want a video camera. >> Hey. Uh >> oh, he's another one that Misties, this is a serious question. Okay, Megan, I'm going to keep talking over you. Your car is here. The owner is requesting your keys so you can move it or they're going to tow it. >> Do you want to give the owners your keys? So they can move your >> Just move it back there. Or >> or do you want to have it towed? >> Either way, you're going to jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> I have very bad battery peace officer. Me. >> I didn't hurt you. >> You didn't hurt me, but you pushed me. >> I didn't touch you. >> Yeah, you did. >> Oh, I pushed you. >> Yes. Right here. >> Okay. Let I want to see the film on that. >> Megan, are you going to allow them to move your car back or No, >> they if they want to, they can. >> Is it okay that I give >> Are the keys in your purse? >> Can I get them and give them to the bar? Okay. >> Uh the friend that she was trying to like walk out with, she said she saw that uh she started resisting and she saw her push you and she uh she's like, "I want no part of that." And I walked away. >> You pushed me. >> The friend even said you pushed him. Couple things here. Um Ace Moosh said, "I hear cops and I will teleport out of there." Yes, I'm beam me up, Scotty. Get me out of here. It's done. Um, I'm trying to catch up because I know some people are in back in the other videos. Zach said, "Nothing but silence, the emotional maturity of a child." Yes, my joy, my peace, you can get shuts the door while talking. And Ace Moonshot said, "These cops offered her a ride. They make sure no kids at home. I bet they go by her residence regardless. They seem conscientious." Yeah, they still trying. I agree. Oh, yes. Megan said she had mental issues, which if we have names and injury, that can count. Let me see. Do we have that on here? I know we had it before. Nope, it's not on this one. Okay. But did you look at the camera? I don't know if I said that earlier, but that's a square cuz she was like, we had the camera. You can see if I pushed you. >> I I didn't even show me the camera. It'll be available in Discovery. >> Oh, I said don't touch me is what I said. >> I didn't do anything. I stood there. >> And after being abused, that is very Oh, I pushed you to where you fell over. And how many pounds are you bigger than me? >> I didn't fall over. You I told you to leave numerous times. >> How bigger are you than me? >> I don't know. >> Much bigger than me. >> Okay. >> So, you want to play games? >> No, I'm not playing games. This is serious. >> Play side. >> This is real life. >> You want to play sides? >> Not playing sides. Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. You love Anderson State Department. They're good people. >> I I have met both of them numerous times. >> Exudge. He's an ex >> states attorney. >> Oh, yeah. I know who he is very well. I've had numerous trials with him. >> That's who my husband's got. >> Okay. >> So, you're saying >> is your Is your husband going to plea your case for you? >> No. He's trying to take everything with me. The woman was charged with aggravated battery on a peace officer, resisting arrest and criminal trespassing. >> Okay, they covered all their bases. I thought they were going to do what she did to the police officer, but they did do trespassing as well. Um, Ace said cop better watch it. Appellet court's going to get them. Ebony said they always want to see the cameras when they know they're in the wrong every time. Okay, so that's it. I'mma play our song. Um, I'm gonna try starting this week, I'm going to try to have a couple videos in the afternoon. It won't be evening. It most likely be afternoon because right now I'm getting off by 2:30, home by 3. So, I'm going to try to and I'm Eastern Standard Time. So, I'm going try to get a couple videos because we got to keep watching our trial with a woman that murdered the pastor. And I use pastor very loosely for him. And also the serious videos y'all send me, I got to fit those in and I don't do them in the mornings cuz I said I'll try to keep the morning safe for y'all so you don't have to come in like oh my god am I going to get tissue? Your blank is a cop is a Yeah, it had they did she say my blank is a cop? Like my dad's a cop, brother's a cop? Cuz yes, if if she said that you can take that square, too. My joy my pe say she giving out more memberships in May. Membership May. Thank you pre. Thank you. All right. Okay. So, I'm going to play our song and I will see y'all later this week if I can keep that schedule that I'm trying to do. So, we'll see. We'll see. All right, y'all. How'd you get your T? Oh, I didn't tell. Okay. I told members for the I took I was on a board. I not on a board. I had to face a threeperson board on Tuesday. They told my boss first of all, it was a unanimous vote for me to pass it. I couldn't breathe. First of all, y'all was hyperventilating somewhere. Um but they they unanimously voted for me to pass and um they then one of the people that runs the board, she called my boss and told him that I gave answers they hadn't heard before because the questions they asked they've been asking for years. So they're kind of used to know they're used to what's going to be answered in a type of way. So that made me feel really good that I still was able to surprise them with some new answers. So I it went well. I am so relieved. Now LSAT resumes with the studying and I test in June for ELSAT and I have to do argumentative writing in May which is a non-graded portion of the ELSAT. So yeah, my job my P say you got to be a member. I had to tell y'all first. Members found out first. Thank you Terry. Hey. All right. Here's y'all song and I will see you soon. Okay. Where's the song? Here we go. The homies going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. I'm talking about the homie over there with no shirt. I go for I had to put the 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 on them and stars on my team. I'm just living my dream, man. You know I got them hooked like my name is Kareem. 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