Ma'am, stop. Stop. Stop. Ma'am, what are YOU DOING? I'VE DONE NOTHING WRONG. [screaming] WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO TRUST ME? I'VE DONE NOTHING. >> In the world of law enforcement, many arrests are just unforgettable. Like a drunk woman who thought slapping a cop was a good idea. >> Get your car in the middle. >> Oh, yeah. No way. Right back. Right back. These are the moments when officers come face to face with the most unhinged Karens. Officers in Lufkin, Texas, conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle after they had noticed something suspicious about the vehicle. When the police approached the suspect, he appeared to be suspiciously calm. How you doing? >> Good. I'm a hog troll. Reason we stopped you kind of down there looking around. Where you from? >> I'm uh from Alaska. Get you. Can you step out here? >> What you doing down this way? >> Visiting family. Came down for a wedding. Oh yeah. Where you uh where you headed? >> Uh back up to see my family. >> Where's that at? >> Up in low. >> You lay that map right there. >> Oh, sure. >> You got any other weapons on you? >> No. >> Well, actually, I do have a Leatherman in my back car. >> What is that? Like a little tool? >> Yeah. >> Can you light up anything? Sure. >> What are you doing now for the light? >> Uh, like I say, we came down for my sister's wedding. >> Well, yes. Well, yeah. Turn around. Let me check. Okay. >> Okay. >> 2450. 2450 right here. >> Hey. Hey, listen to Hey, let's go. >> What's your location? out here at the uh we're here at the west side right here on 59. How odd is that? That's going to be your boy. >> The police circulated a lookout bulletin for his car. The officer quickly informed backup units and they began to prepare for a massive coordinated search operation. >> Hey, there was >> Well, I was going to tell you that, but uh we're we're investigating a kidnapping. >> Okay. >> Why is that kidnapping where? I don't I don't know where you're from. State of Alaska. >> Okay. >> What else you got on here? >> Well, my wallet over here. >> Uh keys. >> Yeah. Officer's on his way here. Who's your sister? >> Autumn. Uh Autumn Rose Keys. >> Autumn Rose Keys. >> Yes. >> She got married in Wales or she >> uh they got married in Nacadocious. Is this your car or a rental? >> It's a rental. >> You're talking to Do you have any other family down there or stay with you? >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, actually I I was mostly staying up in Wells, but um this last night I stayed there with my brother. He was staying in that hotel for a couple days. So, >> where you from? >> He's from uh Maine. And my other brother from Maine was here, too. He just took off this morning. Yeah. >> She is she from where you are from or she >> your sister how'd she end up down here? >> Oh, that's a whole another story. But >> soon several detectives became involved in the matter and began questioning Israel. But the entire time his demeanor remained calm and completely unbothered. >> Mr. Keys. >> Hi there. >> Steve Raven with the Texas Rangers. Okay. How are you? I'm Stephan with Fion. >> Hi. Can we visit with you for a few minutes? >> Yeah, I like I said, but I mean, if it's going to be a while, my daughter's with my brother. They're heading up north and they're going to be waiting for me. So, if it's going to be a while, I need to call them and let them know what's going I mean, I don't know what's going on. They didn't even tell me why I was pulled over. So, >> well, I don't know if it's going to be a long time or not. It kind of depends on on on our conversation. Uh, where were you at last night? >> I was in with my brother all night. I mean, we I I mean, I was staying up in Wells, but last night I stayed down here just down the road in his hotel room, me and my daughter. And yeah, we were we went up to Wells, talked to my family, um turned [clears throat] right around, came back down here and and drank a couple beer and and uh is this about the cop that came through the parking lot last night? He came, we were out on the balcony and some cop came through and was writing down something. Stopped by our cars and was writing down something and then he's like, "How are you all doing?" And he and then he took off. Is this is that what this is about? >> Yeah. I don't know. I'm not familiar with >> All right. Well, anyway, we Yeah, I stayed in right down the road there with the with my brother last night. >> How long have you been uh in Lufkin in the Lufkin area? Well, I've been in the Wells. I I was up in Wells most of the time. I was staying with my family. But >> did did you check into the motel room? Is the motel room in your name? >> No, it's in his name. And like I say, it wasn't It was like a We the plan was for us to stay in Wells, but there's the whole >> What time did you get to the motel? >> Last night. >> What time? >> Last night. >> Yeah. Well, I don't know. When did you get to the motel? I' I've been in and out of the motel for two days cuz he's been staying there ever since he got here. So, I mean, we're brothers and we've all been hanging out. He my other brother stayed up in Nacadocious, had a hotel there. Um, my uh Elijah, my other younger brother, he stayed here and I was staying in Wells. So, we would all, you know, we'd meet in Wells, we meet in Nacadocious, we meet down here. >> Whose car is this? >> This is a rental car. >> And how long have you had this car? since I flew into Vegas. Uh, the No, I got it the day after. I got it on the seventh. >> So, how long have you had on set? Since the seventh. >> Seven. >> Okay. Do you have a rental contract I can look at? >> Yes. >> Do you have flight information with you, too? Some kind of receipt that you flew into Vegas? >> I I don't think I have my flight. I know I don't have my boarding. I will lift up and look at your >> The officers attempted to search his belongings, but he refused to give them permission. A move that immediately raised their suspicions even further. >> Can I Can I look at your wallet? >> I gave you my ID. You're not searching anything. Look, I I You have not given me any information. I've been very open with you. I've been telling you everything. You're not searching anything of mine until I know what's going on and why I'm still standing here and why I got pulled over for the first place. I haven't had a I haven't had a speeding ticket for 10 years. I don't think. >> Listen, have you ever met a Texas Ranger before? >> I honestly I've never even really been to Texas. I was stationed here. >> Have you ever met an FBI agent before? >> No, I don't think so. >> So, it's pretty unusual you'd have a Texas Ranger and an FBI agent talking to you right now, isn't it? >> I have. You know what? I have no idea. You still haven't even told me why I'm talking to you. >> It's probably something pretty serious, right? >> How would I know? >> Because you got an FBI agent and Texas Ranger standing here talking. People question people all the time, right? >> Okay. >> You said you're looking for a guy in a white car. How many guys in white cars are there? >> Right. >> We're looking for a guy driving a white horse bokeh from Alaska. >> Okay. >> And and so it's kind of a coincidence that your driver's license says you're from Alaska. >> I've told you I was from Alaska. >> Right. I I know. Hey, it appears you've been completely honest with us from this point. We don't know if you're the guy that we're looking for. I don't understand why why you're why >> we're looking for a guy that's committed a pretty serious crime. We don't know if you're the guy or not. We would like for you not to be the guy. So, we'd like your cooperation and there are some things that are going to be in the guy's possession that we're looking for. All right? That you shouldn't have. Okay? So, that's the reason we're asking maybe to look at your wallet to make sure you don't have what we're looking for. We'd like to look in your car to see if you have >> You are not certain. Look, I know how this works. I watch enough TV to know how this works. >> You might want to call your wife. >> Unless you have a search warrant. You do not >> I don't have a search warrant yet. >> Okay. >> I I haven't done anything to warrant you getting a search warrant. >> We found enough to get a search warrant right now. Okay. So, you may want to call your wife. >> I'm telling you to to give me consent, but I'm telling you you need to call your wife and tell her you're going to be a while. >> I don't have a wife. Look, I >> the woman with your kids. >> No, my brother. >> Okay. You may want to call your brother and tell him you're going to be a little while. >> All right. >> I mean, am I under arrest? >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. >> But this is not going anywhere. >> After the ranger asserted that due to probable cause and the vehicle exception rule, they could search the car without Israel's consent. Israel gave the officers permission without hesitation and began the search. >> We got a roll of cash and a yellow rubber band. Several. >> Got several rolls of cash. >> Covered up too, didn't it? >> Yeah. >> It's consistent with >> That's consistent with the rubber bands. Consistent with narcotics. Take a picture. >> These are all ones. >> These are all 10. Got a roll of fives. >> Get out of here. Got swim goggles. I know. I'm out here searching a car right now. You >> want a picture of those? All right. I've got looks like a kids an iPod inside of a black bag. Where are the keys? Do we know? >> As the officers continued their search of the vehicle, they came across several suspicious items scattered inside. But the real shock came when they opened the trunk and discovered something that changed the entire course of the investigation. >> What's the store in those rows of money? >> I'm not going to say anything about that. >> Okay, I can respect that. Stand over there for me. You got binoculars, personal items, toiletry items. We ought to get them. >> Well, just we can Yeah, we'll get a picture and we'll just start setting this stuff out. He's not offering explanation for that money. I don't know how much there is. A big roll of ones. There's a roll of fives with rubber bands consistent with narcotics curring >> dude. >> And then a roll of tens. He said he's not going to say anything about that when I asked him what what's up with that. That's change. got >> all these DVDs with Israel keys. Got a photograph. Looks like it's been printed off a computer. It's got numbers on the back of it. Picture those numbers. What are the numbers look like? >> I don't know if they're credit card numbers or or what. >> They're too big to be phone numbers. >> Too big to be phone numbers. >> Yeah. Too big phone. >> But now Israel Keys is who's written on all these. And that's supposed to be his brother. Oh, that is his team. Okay. Got a headlight. Got binoculars. Got ready white disinfectant towels. It's got a computer uh cable in here. Got a passport. Two passports. There's one passport for Israel Keys. >> As the officers sifted through the pile of documents, they came across a rental agreement and a flight itinerary, both of which confirmed exactly what they had begun to suspect about him. There's >> a looks like his flight itinerary. Wednesday, March 7th, 9:00 a.m. He picked this car up. He's got it rented until Wednesday, March 21st at 9:00 a.m. Looks like he picked it up in Las Vegas. Reservation number 37286009 Union Sam 5. Trying to see what rental company it is. It's a reservation through Alaska Airlines. Alaska Airlines flight 112 non-stop from Anchorage to Seattle, then Seattle to Las Vegas. So, we got a stop over this flight itinerary. He's got a this for him and his daughter, Laney Keys. It's also got his rental uh itinerary under there >> or it's a it's probably a reservation. >> All right. All right. Y got a lot of alcohol here. It's cold. Got some children's clothing. Yeah, it doesn't it's not doesn't have a hood though. >> Take a picture of it. Yeah. That's fine. uh just tell them that uh we're searching a a car following a as an active investigation by the rangers that uh we're searching a car and uh associated with that investigation and that uh when we get time you can give them my card. >> Well, I'll just get with you. >> I'm just going to put them >> give your contact information. Yeah. >> But then the detectives uncovered a crucial piece of information, something that left no room for doubt and prompted them to take immediate action against Israel. It has to be worn inside out. That would be great. Here you go. Here you go. Hey, gray hoodie with glasses in a pocket >> and gloves. >> And a mask. >> And a mask. We got our guy. >> Get your picture there. >> Yep. >> You want to do it while cut out goes around his face. It's a shirt sleeve. That shirt sleeve. >> Tell me kid. >> Brian, I saw you. >> Yeah. Come here. >> Our young go over here. Make sure he didn't run >> with glasses. He had cut something. Put him across his face. >> The sleeve of a t-shirt. What we got here is a gray hoodie with glasses in a pocket and a cut sleeve. We got white tennis shoes from Alaska. >> We can hook him up against his wall right now. >> I think he's under arrest for kidnapping in Alaska. Hook him up. >> Sir, you're under arrest for kidnapping out of Alaska. Can I get some Israel Keys was then brought in for interrogation for the murder of Samantha Koig, but the police did not expect that he would be so much cooperative. >> Cuz everybody knows what's been discussed in here, but you know, let's assume we get something from your perspective. you're not giving us anything because you think, hey, we already have it. It's a clue and it's just something that gives us credibility that we can report it even though maybe this is just a give us, you know, New York, New Jersey. All right. Well, New Jersey, you know, uh something something other thing that we can kind of report back that, you know, allows us a little bit of credibility with people at the end of the day. Did you find any knives in New York or in the boat? >> I don't know. I think they might have been in the boat. >> Right. >> There's two knives that were not in Kimberly's house. And I don't I don't know where they were. I thought they were in that bucket. I thought that they were I may I may have left one in New York. I thought he might have been on the boat, but I haven't seen a long time, but I haven't seen him in any of the pictures. So, I hope you guys at the end, Israel admitted that he is a serial murderer and he gave all the informations of his murder weapon and how he picked his victims, but he gave only two of his murder victims information. Israel Keys did not have a traditional criminal trial because he took his own life in his jail cell in December 2012 before any trial proceedings could take place. The first case revealed the chilling calm of a calculating serial killer, but the next one couldn't be more different. Instead of a cold and methodical criminal, officers now faced pure chaos. If you enjoyed the video, please give us a thumbs up. >> No, you don't get it. You don't get it. Get in your car and let me >> police from the Broward County Sheriff's Office responded to a bar on East Hillsboro Boulevard in Deerfield Beach after reports of a belligerent woman refusing to leave the property. Here's how it all unfolded. >> You're all right. I'll try. >> I just got here at 145, but okay. I'm >> try to see if I'll help her. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Just so anyway, we just start We're trying to leave like I I'm not comfortable leaving her here as like a liability thing. I have all these trash. >> I don't want these people on me. >> I don't want these people on me. >> I don't want these people. >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Yeah, I don't know. >> I wonder what she took. >> What? Uh, have you been aside from drinking tonight? Have you Have you taken anything else? >> Nicole, go back inside. >> Don't speak to me. >> Nicole, don't speak to me. >> All right, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, what's going on? No, nothing. Just another drunk intoxicated person. >> I know. So, where do you where do you stay though? Where do you stay? >> I don't have a home. >> What do you mean? Well, where how did you get here today? >> My brother My My [crying] brothers told me. >> Okay. Where's your brother? >> My brothers told me. They said you can't come back home. >> Where Where's your brothers? Where's home? >> Doesn't matter. >> Where's home? >> Nothing. >> I'll drive you there. Where's home? you. >> I don't want you to obviously then you're going to go and I want my [ __ ] >> Okay. All right. LISTEN. >> GO BACK INSIDE AND LEAVE ME some >> Listen. >> I don't know. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> Hey, listen. >> Listen, >> listen. All right. Collect your stuff and go. >> Collect collect your stuff and go. You can get out of here. >> Cool. I don't care. >> Collect your stuff. There's your There's your stuff. >> I don't care. >> All right. Just What's your name? What's going on with you? I came to see what's going on. >> Are you kidding me? >> All right. What's going on with you? >> I already told you. I already told you how I felt. >> I got kicked out of my own. I have nowhere to go tonight. I can't rest my head, bro. >> All right. Which is where? Where do you live? Where was YOUR HOME? I DON'T HAVE ANYWHERE TO GO. >> YOU GOT KICKED OUT of a home. Where's your home? >> Leave me alone. >> Where was your home you got kicked out of? >> I can't go anywhere. >> Where was your home that you got kicked out of? >> I can't go anywhere. I don't have a home. >> All right. You just said you got kicked out of your home tonight. So, where is that home that you Okay. >> Leave the alone. >> All right. Relax. >> All right. >> Bro, >> this [ __ ] hurts me. >> All right. So, we're we're here trying to we're trying to see if we could help you. >> No, you can't help me. >> Okay. >> No one can help me. >> All right. >> I don't want you to move. >> Okay, that's fine. Well, you can't stay here. You got to collect your stuff and move on then. >> Okay, cool. Then take >> There's your stuff. >> I wanted to go. >> Just walk over the bridge. >> Nap tonight. >> Yeah. Take me to the beach. This exact time so much press like tonight. >> As officers tried to reason with Annabella and bring the situation under control, she made a bold and reckless choice that forced them to take immediate action. >> Don't tell. >> Don't tell me where I'm supposed to stay and where I'm not supposed to stay cuz right now I don't have a home. >> Okay, I can appreciate that. >> Exactly. Beg you to Don't put your finger in my face. Back up. I did. I put my thing in. >> Yeah. >> Walking out of putting your >> Yeah. Being a little aggressive. >> You're being extremely aggressive. I need to take a step back. No. >> No. Back up. Just take a step back. >> No. No. >> Ma'am, back up. >> Come here. >> No. >> I'm not hurting you. >> Okay. So, just back up a little bit. I don't need to be close to you. >> Okay. I want to hug you. >> I don't want to hug you. >> I need I need love. >> Okay. That's why I'm trying. >> No, you don't get it. You don't get it. Get in your car in the middle. >> Oh, wow. Yeah. No way. Put your hands right back. Put your hands right back. >> Why do you do that? I know. >> You should not have done that. >> Give me your other hand. >> Give me your other hand. >> All right. I know. I know. >> That was really now [screaming] homeless shelter, but now you have a felony. Congratulations. Oh, now your home is jail. Good job. >> Stand up. >> Get the >> I was being very nice to you, but you up. So now it's time to get the [screaming] >> what I get for speaking speaking time with you. All right. Tried to give you a nice chance. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get up. >> Come on. Get up. >> Stand up. Get off. [screaming] >> You got the additional unit. >> Get off. >> I know. >> No. Watch out. Watch out for us. We got the subject. >> What? >> I can't be on this. [crying] >> Go into the car. Pull your >> No. No. >> You can't just get a cop. That's fine. Get up. >> Get up. >> That's fine. [crying] And how my heart is breaking. >> Get up. At least you have a place to go tonight, right? >> No, you don't. [crying] I don't have anywhere to go. >> Get up. Come on. >> Stand up. Let's go. >> While officers tried to take her into custody, Annabella screamed, cried, and refused to stand up, making it increasingly difficult for the officers to safely restrain her and bring the situation under control. Yeah, >> you're being extremely overly dramatic. >> So, you can stand up and you can walk your or I can drag you into the car, but I'm done dealing with you like this. >> I was being very kind to you. I'm not going to tolerate this. You can't just run up and slap me and thinking everything's going to be cool now. >> No, I know. >> So, it's time to get the Let's go. >> I know. And I know that. >> All right. Let's go. >> Ready? >> Let's go. Stand up. Two. Get up. >> Get up. Oh, mine's over there. >> Let's go. >> Okay, fine. Cool. I'm cool with that. There's too many. >> Pull your Why are your pants down? >> It's fine. Put them right there. >> I was asking you the pants. Do you Hey, can you guys maybe help her pull her pants up? >> Yes. >> The last trash bag that went from the customer that did it to me just happened. >> You see what happened? >> Yeah, I know. >> Stand up and get your pants on. But apparently you can just be >> guys in this what >> I'm Guys my my my own brothers put me out of my own house. >> Go in. >> I got sanitizer right here. Sit down. >> It's fine. >> Get in the truck. Get in there. >> Get in the truck. >> I just need you to know I'm already a felon. I'm afraid to be fel. Well, you're you're a felon again. Get in your car. Are you being for real? I didn't hit you guys. >> Yes, she did. Right on body cam, too. So, don't try it. Get in the Get in the truck. >> Just Just count your lucky stars. You're a woman. >> This thing worse that way. >> No, bro. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. >> No. In all the way. All the way. >> All the way. Get back in. >> Get in. >> Get back in there. We're not playing games with you in the car. >> HEY, DON'T TOUCH ME. We are not We are not playing games. >> I out of respect. I I was I was >> sit up on there. Get in or I'm pulling you in. >> Get in. Get in. >> Annabella Pyrus was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest without violence. After dealing with a wild drunk who thought slapping a cop was a good idea, the next case takes us somewhere much quieter, but no less unbelievable. Pull up your passport. >> No, but then what am I supposed to do? >> That's none of my business. I don't know. You shouldn't have been stealing stuff. >> I've not yet done anything. >> Oh, you have. Pull up your passport. >> Target Loss Prevention reports a woman, Annayia, who spent over 7 hours in the store, repeatedly filling bags with merchandise and hovering near the exit before finally being stopped. Upon arrival, the police began their investigation. >> So, she doesn't live here. She's from India. She's with family. They're coming to pick her up still. a few times. Um, so basically she's been in the store. We've been watching for at least four hours. She's taken a ton of merchandise, different kinds. We're getting a total right now for you. It'll be well over 500, I'm sure. >> No, it'll be more. >> You're right. >> Yeah. >> Um, and she put them all into big three reusable bags and then she kept getting really close to the door. She'd stand there. She set her phone about three times she did that and then she came back into the store, kept shopping and then eventually we just stopped her because she passed the first set of doors, went into the vestibule, we stopped her in the vestibule, brought her back here. She's saying that she was still planning to pay for it. Um, >> okay. What do you guys want done? >> We're going to prosecute and trespass. >> Okay. >> But let me just pay for it and not >> That's not happening. So, you don't have an ID on you or anything like that? >> No. No driver's license. >> No, I don't drive here also. >> So, you don't have any sort of Illinois ID, anything like that? >> I'm not from this country. >> Okay. Well, there's a lot of people who aren't from this country but still have stuff. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a middle name? >> No. I can only do is I don't mind paying for it, everything, and then leaving. >> No, that's not happening. >> Can't do that anymore. We lost that opportunity. You're all good. You can go back to running this. Thank you very >> Are you guys 7:30 or 740 South Randle Road? >> That's a good question. 750. >> 750. >> I just pay for it. >> We're We're way way past that. You committed a felony. >> But if I'm paying for it, what is the harm? >> It would have been fine if you didn't leave, right? You would have had that opportunity to pay. But because you left the store at that point, you chose to not pay for it and we can't go back. That already happened. >> So now, how do you order it or what do you do? >> You can't come back to Target. You can go to Walmart or Meyer or Kohl's or you're going to have to find a different store to shop. >> You don't have to pull this off. >> Okay. >> Well, >> but again, you made that decision. I didn't >> I'm going to try to run this and see if I can get it to come back. I'm going to step out of here because I'm a very nice guy. I promise. But this is my job, so you can't do that. Um, a new leader starting Monday. >> I'm afraid no record for last name. >> I'll check online. You don't have to have like a town or anything, do you? >> Where do you live? >> India. >> Negative. Who >> Who are you staying with right now? Where does your family live? >> Family is in India. >> How'd you get here? >> On the flight. >> On the flight. >> Yeah. >> So, you're here by yourself? Yeah. >> The police then questioned her and asked for identification. At first, Ana hesitated, then slowly produced a few documents before becoming increasingly agitated and uncooperative. >> You can I can have I don't have my I can show you my license here. >> No license. >> Okay. So, who's what's who's Jamisha? >> Me. And this is my >> So, who's so who's an ayah? >> This is my name also. But this is my Jamisha Aari. didn't see my picture. >> Okay. >> This is B. >> Okay. So, this is So, this is not your first name. >> No. >> Okay, that's nice. >> Okay. Take a seat. >> Listen, please don't please don't embarrass me. Ma'am, >> don't have my meal. >> I think your own choices are going to embarrass you. It has nothing to do with me. >> So, what do I have to do if I have to What do you want me to do? [clears throat] You are >> this if you're good. >> I'm not taking anything. >> Okay, >> I'm ready to even pay for it. >> It's not does not work like that. I don't know why you keep saying the same thing over and over again. >> So, what do you want me to do? >> I just want you to be quiet for right now. >> I'm really sorry to bother you if it is I'm really sorry. >> I understand that you're sorry. >> I'm not from this country. I'm not going to be staying here. >> Okay. How far? Okay. >> What did you say? >> And >> are you allowed to steal things in India? >> No. I didn't think so. >> Okay. The minute he came, the minute the door opened, he came, I returned back. I said, I was just waiting. I've not gone away. How would I even run with these bags? It's m humanly impossible. >> Okay, >> they're almost done. They're at about 767. She ripped a bunch of tags off, so they're trying to find them. >> 767? If it is that much, I don't mind paying you. No. We're past that. I don't know which I don't know why you keep saying that over and over again. I told you many times we are past that. >> What do you want me to do? >> I I told you what I would like you to do. >> Do you guys need video tonight? I would love to have it. >> I'll start. >> Oh my god, Anna, it's the first time I've sat down in 4 hours. >> Yeah. >> How are you not tired? >> No. >> You've been walking around for 7 hours. >> I'm not even >> Oh my gosh. I'm ready for a nap. >> I'm ready to pay for the merchandise and leave the store. No. I don't know why you keep repeating that. I told you no. >> So then what do you want me to do? >> I told you you're going to be coming back to the police station with us. >> Please don't do that. >> That's my job. >> I'm really sorry. >> It's I understand. >> What do I go to the police station and do? >> Ma'am, you're going to be criminally charged. >> I'm really sorry. >> Okay. >> I don't mind paying for the merchandise. >> Okay. I'm I'm done talking to you because you just keep repeating the same things over and over again and I keep telling you that that's not an option. We can't do that. So, I'm not going to be acknowledging that anymore because I've already determined we're not >> The target employee then presented the evidence to the police, allowing officers to gather valuable information about the suspect and the incident. >> Let me explain. >> 71 had the stuff. Did you go past the double doors? So, >> no, not once only. >> Okay. >> You mean not even completely? >> Okay. Before I ask you any more questions. Okay, >> I will explain this to you. >> In the dust field, brought her back. >> Yep. Pasta. >> A few times. She came up and stopped right here. I think she was seeing if it beeped or not. >> I don't know. >> And then she went back back in, grabbed more stuff, came back, stood right here, went back. >> And then the last time she went all the way around, came back behind one of these things. >> When you do that, >> did it beep? >> No, she didn't [clears throat] have anything that would have. >> So, not everything. >> They're not going to take any money from you. They don't want any of that. They want you here. That's why we're talking. And we're not going to take any money from them. We're not going to take any money from you. Okay. We have paperwork that we got to do here. And then we have to do back at the station. >> Do you want everything or just like bits and pieces of selection? She's been in here for a long time. >> Obviously, not everything's on video, but I can try to get like the most select. >> All right. Sometimes it's dependent. Are you on for a little bit? >> Can I call you within the next hour? >> I just want to have that. >> Then you can call to pick you up from the station, which is not >> I don't want anybody to pick me up from the station. I'm >> then you can call an Uber. Then you can call an Uber and have someone else pick you up. If you don't want anyone else picking you up from the station, then you have to call an Uber, somebody. Because, you know, you got to get out of our custody somehow. So, you're not going to have to go anywhere tonight. You'll be able to go home, but you have you can go somewhere, wherever you want to go, but somebody else is going to have to come pick you up. Did you drive here? >> No. >> How'd you get here? >> They dropped me. >> Okay. Well, then they can then they can help you figure it out or you can call an Uber or whatever. >> Uh, that was her phone number. >> Okay. >> Her Indian phone. >> We go to the station >> with us. >> You You'll ride in the car with us >> and then be there for how long? >> Until until we get paperwork done. Sometimes it's maybe an hour. How do I what do I tell them? >> You can tell them whatever you want. >> You have to at least be helpful. If I've done run away or something, >> I have to be helpful. >> I'm at least you can be I know yall are being very helpful. But I just need to you all to help me if first of all not from this country. If I'm not carrying money or something, it's a different thing. I have money to pay also. >> Okay. He explained that to you. I'm sorry that you're from a different country, but like you said, you're not allowed to steal in India either. Most places do not really appreciate thieves. >> Of course, you don't you if you walk out and if I if I walked out and I ran away yet, I'm just coming. He came running. I was like, what's happening? I was on a call. Where are these people? I don't mind paying for it. You can see the video. I don't mind paying for it and finishing it off. I need to take these articles for as gifting. I promise there won't be anything. It's over. I just need to pay and finish it. >> Anya repeatedly apologized and begged to pay for the items, but the officers had already made their decision. The police began to take their next course of action against her. >> I think so. >> Nothing on you. No guns, no nothing like that. >> Jamisha, just face [music] me. Don't move. Just stay where you're at. >> She has a personal luggage, too. Yeah, it's an empty bag. >> Okay. >> So, she brought something into the store. >> It's an empty luggage. Trans, please. >> Hey, please. Please don't do this. >> Don't resist. It's not going to go well for you. >> Why? >> Just stop. We explained it to you. Okay. When you take things without permission, that's a crime. >> But what do I what do I do now? For how long is it going to be? >> Hang on. >> Huh? >> Okay. Just hang on. Okay. It's probably going to be one maybe two hours. Okay. It depends on how quick the paper process works. >> Please, I'm requesting you. >> See from 511. >> But my bag your bag will come. Don't worry. Where your bag? >> Traffic. >> What do I tell the family? >> I don't I don't know what to tell you. >> Yeah. Do not resist. You're going to catch an extra charge. Don't do that. Just keep walking. >> More charges. 6041 641. >> This is yours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Great. >> Got it. >> Yep. >> It's going to be very embarrassing. Please, man. >> I I understand that it's embarrassing. I wouldn't steal either. >> It's very very embarrassing. >> What do you want me to do now? You're going to go to the station and you're going to be processed. >> Huh? >> You're going to go back to the station. You're going to be criminally charged and processed. >> What do you do in this criminal? What is that? >> You'll have to go to court. >> Who? Where? I'll go. >> We'll talk about that when we get back. >> Huh? >> We'll talk about that when we get back to the station. >> But at least let me know. Do I need to call somebody? >> You You'll need to call somebody later when we're done with all the paperwork. >> But what do those people do to me? Like what do you want me to do? I I need to go back home. >> Well, you should have thought about that. >> Then when we're done, >> but I don't if you keep me forever or something. >> No, we're not going to keep you forever. >> Please. I have a daughter who's 20. >> Well, we should have be a better role model, right? >> Yeah, but then please help me. >> I'm not going to help you. Why would I help you? >> Huh? That guy pro told me something else. >> Okay, I understand that he told you something else, but >> No, but we should have not lied. >> Let me take your stuff. >> Whatever he said. >> We're going back to the police department. >> Which where? >> Which is right across the street. >> But then after Okay, after that over there, what? >> Then as long as you're going to get released, then you can call somebody to come and pick you up. I don't want them to come to the station. >> Okay. Well, then you can walk down the street and wait at McDonald's. >> We're going to put this in the front seat and then >> Do you want me to put anything in my trunk? >> I'm not going to run away. Why are you keeping this? >> Go ahead and have a seat. >> Who's going to run away? For $1,300, who's going to run away? >> Uh, a lot of people have run away, unfortunately. >> Ana was charged with felony retail theft after catching a shoplifter who spent nearly an entire work shift filling her bags at Target. The next case shows another kind of reckless decision. This time behind the wheel. >> Where's the driver? >> Officers arrived at the scene of a major traffic collision involving a pickup truck and a car. When they arrived, a witness quickly approached eager to explain what had happened. [clears throat] >> Hey, kid in our truck over there. Passenger. Where's the driver? What hurts you right now? >> Hey, what's up? >> I don't know if you want that very >> Hey, the kids over here. >> All right, give me a second. I need to call my son father. >> Is your neck or back hurting or anything? >> No. >> Okay, just relax. We're in a truck. We need to get chill. Okay. >> They got the kid out. He's there. >> And then the mom's here. I don't know. This is the guy. This is the driver of the the big truck. I don't know what happened yet. So, >> I just read the notes and dispatch didn't say a thing on the radio. >> Yeah, they didn't say. Let me let me help you with the dog. Let's get rid of >> Oh, you can't touch my dog. >> Okay, >> let me call my son's father. >> Hey, Shannon, will you call animal control? She's got a dog with her. >> NO, >> we're just going to make sure the dog's okay. I >> I need to call my son's father. or backboard. >> Let me call my son's father. >> And then Shannon, check on Austin. See what he's got. I think we can handle she >> Oh, you were going straight. >> She comes from the gas station. >> Yeah. Okay. Check on Austin. See what he's got. I think we can hit. He said he was coming straight on 78. She pulled out in front of him coming out of here. Sir, you're the driver of this pickup. >> Okay. The way I understand it is he's telling me is that you were heading that way on 78. You headed west and she pulled out from somewhere. >> She pulled out from right there. >> Right there. Okay. >> I guess she didn't look this way, but I saw her look that way and when she looked back this way, she was pulling out from. >> Okay. This guy, I don't don't know who he is, but he said he saw the whole thing and I needed him call him. >> Is he here? >> He was here, but left. Left me his car. Hold on. >> Can I take a picture of that for you? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Witnesses and the truck driver confirmed the woman failed to yield and tried to beat the truck. Her young son and dog were also inside the vehicle at the time. The officers then found the child in startling condition. We >> saw the coming. You >> good, brother? >> Haley. >> Haley, you know what county you're in? Yes, I was told anymore. So, we're going to rotate. We're going to try to rotate. >> Yeah. Got tired of hearing it. >> I was first on scene. What happened is this guy was heading this way and he said his mom was always wanting to get in front of trucks and hurry. So, she pulled out of the gas station. >> Okay. >> And he rammed her. >> Yeah. And um dad is on the way. He's gonna be here any moment. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Let me see if >> Hey. >> Oh, apparently she's okay. >> Yeah, >> she wasn't talking. She wasn't talking at all when I came on scene. >> Let her climb out there on her own then. You need anything from me? >> Um, let me Hey, Cox. >> You want her information? She She was the first one here and witnessed it. >> Witness? >> Yeah. >> In the back. He um >> we're I'll make that decision. He's going to go. Okay. >> If I got to take it myself cuz my guess is he was not in a car seat. >> He was not involved. >> Yeah. >> I don't really give the parents >> parents say I'll we'll make that happen. >> 543. So go ahead with that last information. The woman was found in a disoriented condition. The officers then approached the witness and she began to give some crucial information regarding the incident. >> Name for the uh driver of that vehicle, V1. >> Can I please sit down? >> Sure. >> Why don't you need to go get checked out of the hospital? >> Joe, >> Joe. >> Yeah. You probably need to go, too. She's not wanting to go to the hospital. >> She probably needs to go. >> Checked out. You're bleeding from your head. >> Come on. Come to the ambulance. >> You want to get transported? >> No. >> I barely think you should. >> You can You can barely stand and walk. >> Come this way. >> The juvenile was in that vehicle. We'll get that 43 here in a second. >> I just happened to pull up when it happened. Um, >> so you actually witnessed the crash? >> No. What I witnessed was this right when I pulled up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I saw the truck out here. I I must have seen him hit because I was like, "What is he doing?" >> When he came to the gas station, he was going they were going to go this way and this truck was coming this way and she's out. He's in a hurry and wants to get in front of the trucks and trailers and he's so she was like information. >> That's what the boy said. >> The little boy. Yes. >> Okay. But I guess what I'm asking >> No, I did not see the collision for Boy called his dad. >> Hello. Sean, >> is it the little boy? Yeah. Hold on. He's not in there. He's not in there. He's not in there. Calm down. Calm down. >> The boy is in the rescue. >> Okay. He's in He's in the ambulance. >> He's in the ambulance. >> Is he okay? >> Ma'am, hold on one second. Okay. >> Hey, Adrian. So, That's fine. >> He was going straight >> coming out of the store. >> She'd come out of the store. >> Yeah. Just in case. >> She She don't have a valid license. She's She's been complete. >> Wouldn't let fire rescue help her. Wouldn't do I mean, >> she goes, we'll put her in jail. >> Yeah. Well, that's what >> she I think she wants to go now. >> She does. Okay. Yeah. Stop. Yeah. She's putting her on right now, actually. She pulled out right in front of this truck and he t-boned her. She was uh I think trying to beat him out. Didn't quite make it. So, >> where are you taking the truck to so I know where to be looking to? What do I have to >> It'll It'll get towed by rotation. I'm not sure who it is right now, >> but they'll they'll let you know all that. >> I want to get you to the hospital. You'll have my phone number and everything. >> They'll So, what what'll happen is whoever works it will bring you some paperwork up to the hospital. Bring her some >> and it'll say on there what tow company is towing the vehicle. >> Thank you guys for everything. Take care of my son. Thank you very much. >> Is he So, he's your son. I'm sorry. >> The woman received three citations. Driving without a valid license, failure to yield from a private drive, and failure to properly restrain a child passenger. Police respond to a call after neighbors report a front door left open and children heard crying inside. When the officers arrived at the scene, they encountered something shocking. >> But I was cing food. I heard like a popping noise. But see, I didn't tell him that. I'm thinking he heard it, but he didn't. I don't think he heard it. And the little boy ain't even waking up either. Huh? Why don't you try to wake him up? >> I'm going go down here and beat on this office door and see if she in there. >> Okay. >> Cuz her bedroom door is open. Yeah, it's open. >> You know, the manager at Timber Creek, well, Linds, her name's Lindsay, but we get calls here all the time. Anyway, I just got called here. Her neighbors were worried about her. Um, the door's wide open. I walked in the house and I looked in the bedroom. There's a a little toddler in a crib and there's two other doors that are shut. Is it okay for me to open up the two other doors that are closed to check and see if anybody's home? Yeah, like I knocked on the door and it just opened up. >> There's a kid in here asleep. Hello. Nobody's home, just the kids. I don't know where she is and they're all little babies. Her car's here, but she's not here. And I tried calling her cell phone. The three kids are there sleeping, >> but Lindsay's missing. >> Lindsay's gone. They got home at like 9:00. >> Where's her dad's house at? >> Right there. >> How you doing, sir? >> Are you Lindsay's father? >> Her father. >> You're her father. Okay. Do you know where she's at right now? >> No, she's not at home. >> No, sir. She's not at home. Uh, her door was wide open. And >> really? >> Yeah. We're trying to find her. Her kids are in the house and >> the kids are in there, but she's not there. >> But she's not there. >> Just check my computer right quick. >> Say it again. See if I got an email. And the boys don't know where she is. Uh >> I didn't I didn't wake them up. >> She named her. Nothing for her. >> Okay. All right. I'm trying to get a hold of her still. I'll probably go and wake up her son. >> No. >> Okay. Cuz y'all's door was left wide open. And that's the reason that I'm here. I'm trying to find her. Okay. Do you know where she could possibly be? >> I got my sergeant. He's coming on the way. >> I'm the maintenance guy here. So, this does kind of concern me. >> Okay. Where do you have her boyfriend's number? To >> my knowledge, she doesn't have a boyfriend. >> Well, the boyfriend, ex-boyfriend, baby daddy. >> Baby daddy is in Maine or Massachusetts working now. He's cleared hell over on East Coast. >> Okay. I tried to call her. She's not answering my >> Yeah, she's not answering anybody's calls. >> It went to voicemail after two rings when I tried to call. >> It kind of gives me a feeling she fell asleep somewhere. >> Where's she going to fall asleep at? >> Does she know? She could have been at someone's apartment for an emergency. >> Excuse me. This is her boss. >> This could have been an emergency. She was in someone's apartment. She passed out and the people I don't know were asleep. I mean, I don't really know what to say. >> The mother, Lindsay, is missing and her car remains at the scene. The police were trying to contact her, but they had no leads. The officers then approached a few neighbors and suddenly Lindsay appeared at the scene. >> It doesn't latch. >> Okay, >> it's broken. I can show it to you. It won't. >> All right. Well, we're just here because your door's wide open and kids are left unattended. >> Not for long. So, >> I've been right here on property. Let me tell you, I appreciate you. >> Oh, yeah. So, she just showed up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Door doesn't latch. So, there's a lot of nights that I get up. I go do school work in the office. I'm in college right now full time. Get up. Go for a walk here on top. >> Where were you? >> Around there. >> Yes. >> Around where? >> Several tenants that are friends here talking. >> So you were back there walking. Were you with a tenant? >> She was a tenant. >> And who was that? >> Kaylin. >> Kayen. >> He was number two. Wasn't there very long as soon as I got done with school work. So my door hadn't have been open very long. >> What time did you leave? >> Yeah. Y'all been calling me for 15 minutes. How long were you gone? >> Maybe 30 max. Soon as I got done doing the school work, I'm trying to get all my stuff done so I can graduate. >> Well, the first time I called you was at 2:01. >> Cuz the first time he called me was 2:00. >> That's what I was saying. >> And what how long were you gone before then? >> So I was in the office earlier. I've probably been gone maybe an hour, if that. But I've been on property like I have checked on my kids, things like that. I do school work a lot of nights. What time did you find the apartment empty? >> I come out about 1:30. >> 1:30. In the time that you were here, nobody ever, she never showed up. She never called nothing. Okay. >> Do you know anything about her being messed up? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She told me about it the other day. She been locking it. We've been the building shifted. I've fixed it before and it's popped open before. So, I just got to readjust it. >> Okay. >> Just got to readjust the plate that locks the >> Okay. I got some questions for you. All right. Was Lindsay over here? >> Was she over here? >> Yeah. >> No, >> she says that she was. >> Oh, recently. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Door was open at her apartment and we couldn't find her. So, we were just trying to locate her and we called her multiple times and she says that she was over here hanging out with you. >> Yeah. >> What time did she come over? >> Uh, >> was this like message like did y'all message, hey, come over? Anything like that? >> No, no, no. We talked earlier about uh on the phone about hanging out or whatever, but not no message or nothing like that. >> Okay. So, y'all talked on the phone. What time was that? You know, >> uh it was >> Can you find out for me? What's your first and last name? >> I'm talking with you, so I need to document it. Okay. >> K A L E N S K I N E R. >> What is going to happen? What are What are y'all trying to do? >> Well, we got to talk to everybody involved. >> I'm >> Regardless of what happens, we can't just turn our shoulder and say, "Okay, we're gone." You need to turn your shoulder. I'm just several of y'all know me. Y'all know what type of mom I am. You'll have seen that from the situation. >> And I'm not a bad person. I'm just super stressed right now. >> The officers then approached the man she claimed to be chatting with. And he revealed some startling information that helped them piece together the truth and ultimately reach a decision. >> Did she come over? >> About 12. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I just want to be front with you. Okay. >> Did she come over for any particular reason? No, just just >> just to hang out. >> Yeah. Like no >> problem or nothing like that. >> Okay. >> Intercourse involved, anything like that? Nothing like that. So, it's just like hanging out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you find the time that y'all call like >> whenever whenever before she came over? Did you call her? She call you? >> I didn't. Well, I I could That's what I was just trying to find. I couldn't find either one. I just went on my messenger. >> Does she call you like on your phone? She call you on like Facebook Messenger or >> Well, it was through it was through Messenger, but it wasn't a call. It was through text. But it was last time we text was around 10:53. That's when she was uh I think she was getting her kids situated or whatever with a little boy or whatever. >> So, she's going to put their kids asleep and then come over. >> Uh I think so. >> Okay. >> Is she in trouble or something? >> She could be. She didn't come over there until 2:30 and it's quite a while. You know what? If the kids woke up >> Yeah, I understand. So, >> she has cameras in her house, >> but sometimes cameras can malfunction. So, uh, Miss Carter, go ahead and take your hands out your pockets, please. You are being placed under arrest. Okay. >> Abandoning and dangering your kids. Okay. Okay. But the thing is, you left. You've been gone for over after we've talked to everybody. It's going to be >> about an hour. It's >> been longer than an hour. Regardless if it's that you still left. There's a small child in there. Okay. And there's also a teenager in there. >> How old is the teenager? >> Houston is 12, almost 13. >> I thought there was only a 9-year-old in there. >> No, no, no, no. It's like almost 13year-old in there. No, my my boy. >> How old is How old is the little girl? >> She's nine. >> That's so So there's only 9year-old in there. >> Oh, no. >> There's a 9 to 14month-old >> and a 12 almost 13. >> But you've been gone for over 2 hours, right? >> No, it has not been 2 hours. >> What time did you go over there? >> What time is it now? >> Almost three. >> It was maybe 1:00. I don't think it was any earlier than that. And I was over here at 2:35. I'm pretty sure it was 1:00. I'm not 100% positive. I'm not trying to lie to anybody. But there is a 12-year-old and I'm right here. I never left the property. I was super stressed. I don't ever do this ever. >> Man, he's only 12, though. >> I know he'll be 13 here in just a couple months. >> What's a couple months? >> March 2nd. Very, very beginning of March. And he's very, very responsible. I would never ever ever abandon my kid. >> Well, it's not not There's intent. Okay. Abandon it with intent to return. There's two different types. There's >> I didn't mean to be on the phone. I should have watched my watch better. That is really on me. I just meant to be gone for a few minutes, maybe 30 minutes max, but not like this. Y'all arrest me. Where did my kids go? >> With your dad. >> Okay. And for how long am I in jail? like I've never >> uh once you go let's say you are arrested right and you're booked into Cherokee County then you talk with the judge in the morning and then from there on I I don't know where's the kid's dad's at or dad at sorry >> car is the one >> Lindsay Carter was charged with abandoning or endangering a dependent with intent to return the next case proved that even those who wear a badge aren't above the law even if you work for the law >> for him not you pulled me over. You did it. >> Officers from the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office observed a red 2016 Nissan being driven erratically. This is what happened when the officers conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle. >> How much have you had? >> But that was like literally like 4 hours ago. >> The reason why I ask is when I walk in, I smell the od of alcohol coming. >> Listen to me. >> I know. Listen. I'm going to tell you the truth. Listen. Listen. I switched vehicles. >> Listen to me. I smell the odor of coming from you or your talking >> and I'm understanding that and I'm trying to tell you the truth. >> I'm not finished. >> I get that. I literally for 4 days now my car key fob has been lost. My car has been stuck at down the street for 4 days now. I finally got it. It just so happened I got in a fight with this guy that I've been talking to. So, I'm an emotional wreck. So, I drove it home. That's it. Literally, it was like 2 and 1/2 hours, maybe 3 hours ago. 2 and 1/2 3 hours ago. I'm only right because the guy that does irrelevant. That is my house right there. So can I tell you? >> Yes. So I just >> alone means nothing to me. What does mean something to me is a series of other indicators that I've seen put together make me believe that a crime is so in other words when I'm talking to you before you have pupils that are pretty much huge. That's it. I swear I have not been drinking like that. It was I've been very upset the last It's been like 45 minutes. I've been crying my eyes out over some stupid ass guy. That's it. Literally, that's it. Your eyes over it. Cuz I'm crying over some guy. That's it. No, I just want my ticket so I can go home and cry over this stupid ass guy. >> The officer notes strong signs of intoxication, including dilated pupils and the odor of alcohol, but the woman denies all the accusations. So, the officers asked her to perform a few field sobriety tests, but her answers only create confusion. >> Ask her. >> I don't care about that right now. I've already heard that. Are you refusing? >> I'm dying. So, my eyes are red. >> Are you refusing? >> I'm going to go to jail. No, I will do the [ __ ] check, but I don't want to go to jail. >> You will do. So, you're willing to do field society task? >> Whatever you need me to do. >> Okay. >> But my house is right there. >> Step over here to the sidewalk >> for him, not you. He pulled me over. You didn't. >> He's relinquishing this to me now. >> No, he pulled me over. You did not. >> Okay. So, you're refusing? >> No. He pulled me over. You did not. I know that as much. Who are you? His sergeant. No, he's my sergeant. >> Why isn't he doing it? >> So, you're refusing? >> No, I'm asking a simple question. Why are you not doing my check instead of him? That's all I asked. >> I called him over here to do a law investigation. >> Okay. Now, I'm asking why are you not doing my check instead of >> Because he needs to stay available because >> because you're newer. >> I just explained to asking That's all I'm asking. >> And I just answered that question. >> What did you say? >> I said because he's a supervisor. He needs to stay available. So, I need to do this. >> So, you're newer. >> I don't know what that has to do with anything. Are you >> I can get in more trouble cuz you're newer and he's more uh sophisticated than you are. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm about to take this as a refusal at this point. >> It's not refusal. I said I would do it. But I want to know I'm not getting in more trouble cuz you're newer than he is. >> You don't you don't get an option on who does it or who. So, are you refusing to do a >> I'm not doing a refusal. I'm just saying I don't want to get in more trouble because you don't know what you're doing than he does. You're new. >> This is my last time to ask you. >> Are you refusing to do Philusing? I already said that. >> Surprise test. >> Yeah, I'll let him do it. But are you going to watch to make sure he knows what he's doing? >> He knows what he's doing. I'll have to actually watch him do >> I don't I don't know that he's a new cop apparently. That's what he just said. >> I did not say that, but Okay. So, you're willing to do it? >> Sure. Let's go. >> Okay. Yeah. Step over here to the sidewalk. >> Can I take these boots off? >> Yep, sure. If you want to. >> As the officers finally began the field sobriety tests, the woman's performance was far from satisfactory, leading them to make a decision and proceed with the next course of action. >> Okay. >> All right. Turn off children, please. I have children. I promise. Please, I have children. They don't have any of them deployed. My other family's deployed. I'm from a different state. Please, I promise. I'm from a different state. Please don't do this to me. I'm from a different state. Please don't do that. They don't have nobody else. Please don't let me. I have nobody else. >> Do you understand your charges? >> No, I don't understand. >> Suspicion DUI. Okay. Please, I'm begging you. I'm begging you. I'm a corrections officer. Do not do this. I'm begging you. I've been good all my life. >> Relax. >> I came from this literally I came from the system. Please don't do this to me. I had one night where I was upset. I promise. I came from one of one night where I was upset. This guy did me wrong one time. I'm so sorry. Please don't do this. I'm begging you. Please. I'm begging. No. No. No. I had one night. Ros. >> I had one night. >> You made bad decisions. >> Please don't do this. I All my life though, I've been so good. I've been a crack officer. I've been so good. I came from literally nothing. I came from nothing. My parents are crackheads. Please. I've been so good all my life. Don't put me. This is all my record. >> Please. I've been so good. I promise. I've been so good all my life. Please don't make me do this. It's on my record. My kids will see this. Please, I'm begging you. >> You have anybody that can pick UP A >> NO, I I'm from a different state. Please, I'm begging you. I will never make it. Please listen. I'm from different state. I'm from the system. I've never done anything bad in my life. I'm begging you. Please, my kids will see this. I've never >> You said no. You don't have anyone to pick up. >> I have nobody. I'm literally >> that showed up. >> No. And that was my friend's boy. Listen, I'm begging you. I've never done anything bad in my life. I'm begging you. I literally turned my life around and became a correction officer. >> I became Listen, >> tell people listen. I became a correction officer because I had nobody. Please, I'm begging you. I will escape from nothing. >> Watch your legs. >> I gave >> The woman was charged with driving under the influence, DUI, and refusal to submit to breath test. Sometimes people have a hard time controlling their temper, and it can quickly become a serious issue. Just like this woman who caused chaos over a burger. >> So, he called the cops on me because he asked me to come behind the counter on Eastern Avenue. >> You can't. I mean, you can call an Uber or you can >> unfortunately there's only three of us. >> In New Jersey at a restaurant, a female customer caused a disturbance because her burger was not cooked properly. The restaurant staff called the police and although she had already left, Karma caught up with her when an officer found her nearby. >> Why are they calling for you? >> They're calling for me? >> Yes, they pointed you out saying you're destroying the restaurant. >> Um, well, the man asked me to come behind the register. He asked me to. And you can watch the cameras. >> Sure. >> He asked me to come behind the registers. >> Okay. >> And all I wanted was a fresh cheeseburger. That's literally all I wanted. >> Okay. Well, are they saying or is it >> all I wanted. He touched me. He me I don't know if that's assault or battery. I don't know the difference. >> All right. Now, I'm going to have to get your information. Okay. >> He assaulted me. >> Do you have your identification? >> Yeah, I do. He me and again all I wanted was a fresh burger. Okay. Do you have your idea? >> He stole my money. He threw He took my burger out of my hand and threw it in the garbage. He stole my money. >> He stole my money and on top of that touched me. He me. He touched me here. >> Do you have your identity? >> He sexually harassed me. >> We'll get to that. Do you have your >> me? So he called the cops on me because he asked me to come behind the counter and then on top of that, he took my burger out of my hand and threw in the garbage. I understand that this is Holland Park and I'm a black woman. I understand that this is Holland Park and I am a black woman, but I did absolutely nothing wrong until he >> me. >> Despite the woman blaming the restaurant worker, the officer continued with their own investigation. Another officer spoke with the staff at the restaurant to gather and record any evidence. >> So, I don't know. He said, "Can you make for my burger?" I said, "Okay, can you stay over there? You can check the burgers how we are cooking." Hence she she g over here and she she messed up all burgers and they came over here say she went behind the counter actually. >> Yeah. >> I don't I don't touch anything. >> She grabbed the bacon from the burger and she threw it against the show over here sir. >> And she left came back to the old [music] >> I don't know. And her only comment was >> she she can she said my burger is not real burgers. That's because I can't touch anything. >> I say we got the burger. She's like >> Yes, sir. That's Did you find her? >> Yeah. No, he's got her down the two box over. >> After identifying the woman as the troublemaker, the officer approached her to hear her side of the story. >> But judging by her behavior, it was clear it wasn't going to be easy. >> What happened? I just wanted a new burger. Like I literally I'm going to tell you the same thing that I told him. He gave me the burger. I've been going here for a couple weeks now. He gave me the burger and I told him I was like, "This is not a proper quality burger." And he was like, "Oh, that's the burger that we always give you." And I was like, "No, like you know, like I want to can you please make me a new burger? Like I want a new burger." And then he was like, "Come, come behind the counter. Come, let me show you how we make the burger." So I was standing behind the burger, behind the counter. And he was just like the cook, he of course he's waiting for orders or whatever. And um he was just like, "This is the same quality burger." He took my burger from my hands, threw it in the garbage. He basically was saying he was going to make me a new one. And he took my burger from my hands and threw it in the garbage. He's like, "Oh, like I'm like, "Okay, so like I'm going to stand here and watch you guys make my burger because I don't want you guys to do anything wrong to it." And he's like, "Oh, no. Go or I'm going to call the cops." I'm like, "You're going to call the cops on me because you just threw my burger in the garbage. You took my money and I want a new burger. Like it's I just want a fresh burger." And he's like, "Oh, you didn't say you wanted a fresh burger when you ordered." I'm like, "This burger is not the proper quality that you give the rest of your customers. I come I've come here several times and this just is not the proper quality. I just want the burger that I paid for." >> That's literally all I was saying. There was two customers in the restaurant at the time. So, he's like, "I'm not giving you a burger. I'm not giving you a burger." And he's calling the cops on me. What are you calling the cops on me for if I just want a fresh burger that I get every other night? I just I'm just going home. Like I just wanted a burger. >> So you then because he didn't give me a burger. I did and that's it. Like he I wanted my burger and I spent money on stuff and if you don't want to give me a burger then I'm going to spill your salt and pepper. >> The woman tried to defend herself unaware that the officer already knew the full story. Before she realized it, she was caught in a tricky confrontation and the drama unfolded. >> Well, you broke things. He broke things. >> Salt and pepper gas. No, he asked me to come behind He asked me to come behind He asked me to come behind. I would have never come behind the counter if he did not ask me. He told me to come behind the counter because he was like, "Oh, come behind the counter. I'll show you how we make the burgers." That's what he said to me. That's literally what he said to me. I would never have went behind that counter if he not asked me to. I worked in customer service. First of all, if you First of all, he could feel as though he was in danger if I if I went behind that counter. He asked me to come behind that counter. And I said to him, I said, "You're going to call the cops on me because you asked me to come behind the counter. I did not go on behind the counter on my own at all." >> I thought that was Yeah, but then it looks like you went and you took all the food and you just >> No, I it didn't because he took my burger. I spent $12 on that burger. Okay, >> I got a burger. I got a cheeseburger with extra pickles and extra ketchup and mayonnaise. That's all I wanted. I just wanted the proper burger. It wasn't even about like it was just about the burger. And the fact that you're telling me you're going to call the cops on me now and I've been coming here every week. >> Mhm. >> Every week to get a the same burger. I just wanted the same burger. That's all I wanted. And you're calling the police on me. >> All right, hold on one second. And I told you I was stay here. I think I don't know if you guys were on the phone. You It's a voice whatever. Everything's recorded. I'm like, "You want to call the cops on me because I want the proper burger?" That's all on your computer, all in your system, everything. I just wanted a the proper burger. And I wasn't disrespectful on the audio or anything. I wasn't disrespectful until he told me he wasn't going to give me a burger. >> Okay. >> I spent my And I also said to him, I also said to him, "Give me a refund if you're not going to give me my burger." And he told me no. He told me no. Okay. >> It's wild that so much happened over a burger and the police had to get involved. The officers were trying to figure out who the aggressor was. >> That's it. Like, what are you calling the cops on me for? You called the cops before there was even a situation to call the cops for. You antagonized me. You gaslit me. You pushed me to this point. And I'm not even trying to like, oh, create this conspiracy. No, this is what actually happened to me tonight. I just left the the club with my friend. I had a great night. I had a wonderful night. I'm like, "Yeah, let's go to White Rose so we can get burgers. They're open." Like, I like coming to this place. I don't I I don't understand. And this is why I said to you, you know, I'm in Park. I know understand that I'm brown because I've been getting I I'm from here. I've been getting that vibe since I've been getting coming here. But I don't care. I'm like I just want a burger. >> I'm just hungry. It's the middle of the night. >> Sure. You know, so it's just like what? Like you calling the cops on me because I just want a refund? Because I want a burger. I just want the proper burger. Like everything happened after that. Cool. I understand. But before that, no. I just wanted my refund or a proper burger. And I didn't even say that I wanted a refund until like he threw my burger in the garbage. Like you can go in there and see either one of you if you want to. My burger's in the garbage. The counter, not in the front of the counter. Behind the counter. It's in the garbage. Why? Because he asked me to come behind the counter. And I was standing behind the counter. And I told him like I'm like, "No, like look at this burger. I don't want this. Like I want a new burger." And I was being just like this. And he touched my burger. I said, "Okay, so now you're touching my burger. So you're going to go you're going to throw it out." And he's like, "Yeah, I'm throwing in the garbage. You can get a new burger." I'm okay. I'm going to watch you guys while you make my burger because I don't want you guys to do anything wrong to my burger because I understand that you're upset with me right now. And then he's like, "Oh, just go. Just go." What do you mean just go? Okay. If you're telling me to go, can I get my refund? He's like, "Oh, no. I'm not giving you a refund. I'm calling the police on you." What are you calling the police on me for? I just want a refund. And like I said, that's on your computer audio when he called you. More than likely, you can hear my voice in the background. Like, I'm not screaming. I'm not yelling. I'm not crying. I'm not being malicious. I'm just like, are you serious? >> No matter how the woman tried to tell her story, she wasn't hiding the truth. Little did she know, she was already in hot water. >> You stole my money at that point. You took you took my burger from my hands that you gave me that I already explained to you was, you know, not good quality. >> No, I I agree on your argument on that aspect. >> And like then you harassed another brown lady outside of your store. It's not it's just it becomes bigger than me. And then it's just like what are you doing? And then it's like, oh no, I'm going to follow you down the street. And it's like what are you leave me alone? But you understand? >> No, no, no, no. But you understand whatever beforehand, >> but the more or more severe or the more issue we're having right now is the damage and all the the the property loss. Okay, that's what we're dealing with. >> Salt and pepper and glass. >> Correct. So, you want the money for this two counts mischief and disorderly conduct. Okay. So, we're right now we're on trying to get on the phone with the owner of the business. How do you want to perceive right now? >> He just took my burger. That's your point on that aspect. >> Like $12. It's the same amount as my burger. >> I keep that. >> Literally. >> Okay. But that doesn't make it right. >> Seeing how dramatic the woman was, the officers didn't want the situation to escalate since it was a simple matter. What they wanted was her cooperation, hoping everything would end smoothly. Uh, you're going to be placed under arrest, okay? And you're going to be brought back into police headquarters, be charged with release criminal mischief, and then we're going to bring you. It's going to be on a uh on a summon. You're going to have a court date. You're going to have to go and explain it to a judge. >> He'll also go there. >> Going to jail right now. >> Not going to jail. You're not going to jail. I just said that. You're not going to jail. This is the order to the person's offense. You're not going to jail. You are going to come with us, do the paperwork real quick, and then you'll be released. That's just how it works. >> How long is that going to take? >> Can you cooperate? An hour tops. >> An hour. Am I going to have to sit in like a cell? >> No, I won't put you on a cell. Put you on a bench. >> Okay. And that's what's going to happen after that. >> We're going You're going to be receive the paperwork and then you're going to get to go home. >> Okay. And then when I go home, what's going to happen next? >> You're going to have a court date. >> Yes. >> And then you're going to go to court. >> And then what's possibility? >> Uh you might have to pay restitution. Pay restitution. So the damage that was done >> and then they might say, you know, you're no longer allowed to come back to White Rose. I don't know. That's a judge. That's a judge's decision. I'm sorry. I I can't answer for the judge. >> No, no answer for the judge, but possibilities. Just >> those are possibilities. >> Okay. So, um can I just move to the I'm going to move to the left real quick? >> Just like what's going on and >> what's going on where >> Hello. Are you Where are you? >> Okay. Um I don't see you. Okay. I just want to give you my purse. >> Is that okay? >> It's fine. >> Okay. >> Who is it? >> I just want to This is um someone that I know that's close by. >> Tell them to come. Tell them to come over to the Fresh Mart. We'll meet you in We'll meet him in the parking lot. >> Okay. I just want to drop off my purse to her. >> Yeah. Tell them to come here though. >> I can keep my phone though, right? That's smart. >> Whatever. Okay. >> This is going to be rather rather quick. We have to have a female come over just to check you >> from like that. That's you're a female. It's out of respect for you. >> Um and then we'll get the like it'll be >> wherever the three police officers are. >> Um by White Rose. >> Say tell her to come by Fresh Mart. She can't miss the police. >> Fresh mart. I think that's really funny how things work, but it's also very okay. >> After speaking with the restaurant staff and her family, the officer went to detain her. her reckless actions finally caught up with her and maybe it would be a learning lesson for her. >> Thank you. >> I'm just going to touch you here. >> I'm just pull the sleeve up so it's not caught in there for you. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> I'm going to lock those so they don't tighten up on you or anything. Uh yeah, when I went over there, you can angle these up for me a little bit. Thank you. >> Thank you for being cooperative. The more cooperative you are with us, >> we'll just get out you down quicker. >> You know, reactions, actions have reactions, and that's just a thing. regardless of him on Disney or just you guys. >> All right, let's go. Let's go. >> Okay, life happens. >> Well, I appreciate it. >> All right, I'm just going to go right on the side here. >> Let me just go again. I told him >> over here, dollar amount, and all >> got it. Thank you very much. seat on. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> The woman was charged with criminal mischief with damage and was released pending a court appearance. It's shocking how casually some people treat driving after drinking. They often believe they're sober enough, but in this woman's case, she was far from it. On a rainy night in Milton, Florida, a woman was driving recklessly. Police received a call about her swerving and eventually conducted a traffic stop to investigate >> in the grass when I got behind you and you about almost went fully in the ditch. >> I apologize. >> I need the registration and insurance as well, please. >> So, I just got this car so I don't have the registration fully, but I have my name. Is that okay? >> Um, on the car. >> Do you have any sort of insurance documentation or anything? >> Yes. >> Um, let me get my phone so I can see for you. So, when I was walking up here, I noticed you threw two bottles in the back seat. >> I didn't. >> Yes, ma'am. You did. This is the time to be honest with me. Okay. Did you have anything to drink today? >> I mean, I just came from the beach and I drank a little bit, but I haven't been drinking while I'm driving. >> Okay. Well, I can smell it coming from inside this vehicle. And you're Yeah, you're slurring your words pretty bad, too. >> So, um, try to find this insurance for me really quick. >> Yeah, of course. >> That has my name on it. >> I have it. >> I don't need that. >> Okay. What do you need? >> Copy. Floor deal. Your insurance for the vehicle. >> So, I just bought this I just have um copy of what I paid for the vehicle. I don't have the information >> because I just I just bought it. I purchased it. >> So, you don't have any insurance on this vehicle? >> I do have insurance, but I don't >> Is it on your phone? >> It is. >> Okay. >> Can I show you that? >> Yeah. Go and do me a favor and step out for me. The woman was identified as Sarah, and the officer noticed multiple red flags, wanting to check whether she was fit to drive. It would be difficult, but letting her continue driving if she had been drinking would be even more dangerous. >> Based on everything I saw on the road and your slurring of your words and then you telling me you had drinks at the thing, I'm going to be requesting you do some standardized sobriety test. >> Of course, I >> You willing to do those for me? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I came from the beach. I had a few drinks. >> Okay. But I'm sober enough to drive. >> Okay. >> Do I need to put anything on? I'm on my vacation. >> Do Do you have a shirt you can throw on? >> I do. >> Okay. Where is that at? Let me grab that for you. Where at in your car? >> It's in the back seat. >> What color is it? >> It's white. >> You have anything? >> I don't. It might be in the in the trunk. I might have something in the trunk. >> Okay. Once he gives you uh this shirt, uh we're going to do these standardized skill soiety task. Okay. So, there's going to be three there's going to be three tasks. One's going to be the horizontal maze. Give the gas. It's going to be eye test pretty much. Okay. >> That's fine. >> Or is it too hot? >> That's fine. Yes. 30. >> Let me just check. Make sure there's nothing in the pockets. >> We've got it for now. We're trying to see if one of us. Just trying to be polite. >> You're sweet. Thank you. >> It's got a zip. Okay. All right. >> So, I'm going to check your eyes. You want to go and remove those? Are those glasses or just sunglasses? >> Just sunglasses. >> You want to set those on the head? >> My head. >> What's up? >> Set them down. >> I do too. >> That's fine. Okay. I'm going to have you face this way. So those light are those lights bothering your eyes at all? >> It's fine. >> I'm good to drive. >> Okay. Well, like I said, are those are those lights bothering your eyes at all? >> No, sir. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do is you >> do I have to do the braggy test? I heard that this is optional. >> Well, it's up to you. Like I said, um it's just >> cuz I thought I was good to drive. It was just the person in front of me was >> Yeah, like like I was saying, when I got behind you, you went off the road pretty severely and then got back up and you almost jumped the car into the ditch. And when I got up to the window, you were sluring your words and I actually noticed you sticking two bottles in the back seat. Okay. Um, >> so is this optional or do I have to do this? >> So, like I said, it's totally up to you. Okay. These tests, they just um >> So, if I ace this all good to go. >> Well, there it's not pass or fail. Okay. >> So, what is this test doing? >> So, it just pretty much determines to see if you are over the legal limit or if I believe that you over the legal limit. Well, if I pass this, you'll let me go. >> It depends. >> The woman's house was just 3 minutes away, but Sarah could not avoid the sobriety test the officer intended her to take. Judging by her responses, it didn't look good. >> The tip of this pen. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> You're going to follow the tip of this pen with your eyes and eyes only. >> Yes, sir. >> Do not move your head. You understand? >> Don't move your head for me. Okay. Just your eyes. Okay. Try to keep your head still. Oh, >> you're good. Step back up. Falling over. All right. Mhm. >> Okay. >> All right. Stand back with your feet together. Arms down by your side again. >> Okay. Remember your eyes and eyes only. All right. Go ahead. There are witnesses still out within at the E3 office at 12 712 earlier 155 and D24. Um you still need to have somebody >> follow the stimulus. Okay. Follow the end of the ST13. 107 107. Seven count three. >> 155 130. >> Follow the pin. Tip of the pin. Okay. >> Okay. >> I don't have a card for that. If you want to open up >> this one's going to go up. Okay. Just follow the tip of the pin. My finger. a pin where my finger is clear. >> Try not to move your head. Okay. Keep your head straight. >> Yes, sir. >> Are you leaving? >> For the next test, the officer even demonstrated and explained it to her. It was simple in theory, but for her, it proved quite difficult. So, what I'm going to get you to do is I'm going to put get you to put your left foot on the line >> and place your right foot in front of it with your right heel touching your left toe. Okay? Keep your hands down by your side like the first task. Okay? Do not start until I tell you to. Do you understand these instructions? >> I'll explain that. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> I need you to put your left foot on line, right foot in front of it with the hill touching. There you go. >> All right. >> Do not start until I till I tell you to begin. Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down the line, >> keeping one foot on the line, and returning. H When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps down the line, turn around, keeping one foot on line, and return nine heel to steps back down. Okay? So, I'm going to demonstrate that to you. So, it's going to be one, >> two, three, and on your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps with your right foot, keeping your left foot on the ground like this. And you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Okay. >> Yes, sir. Uh, like I said again on the nice step, keeping the front foot in line, taking uh taking the turn by taking small several steps with the other foot. While walking, watch your feet at all times. Keep your arms down by your side. Count out loud. Once you begin, do not stop until the pass is complete. Do you understand these instructions? >> Okay. >> Can I begin? >> You may begin. How many was it? I explained it to you at the beginning. >> So far, Sarah's performance was not going well. The officer then demonstrated the final test, and she performed so poorly that it ultimately landed her in legal trouble. >> I suck at balance. 182 >> 182. >> You may stop. >> Okay. >> Do me a favor. Place your other hand by your hand back. >> Charles, I'm sorry. >> DUI. You have somebody that can get your car. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'll get it when I get >> So, look, understand these cuffs are pretty loose on you, okay? Do not pull your hands out of them. If you do, we'll go from there. Okay. Do me a favor. Let's come step back over here. So, you have nobody that can come pick your car up. >> No. >> Can I take somebody? Can I call somebody >> or >> with my phone? >> For what? >> To come get my car. Is that okay? >> Is there somebody able to come get your car within 30 minutes? Yes, sir. If I call him. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> 223. I'm 10:15. >> At the station, her breath test was taken and it showed more than double the legal limit. >> Oh, no. I got poem on my back. >> Oh, what? >> All right. One more time. P >> ready. >> Yep. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. Pull. Perfect. a pole like a strip of pole. >> Oh, well, like words. >> What's it say? >> Uh, be not like those who hearts are filled with the fear of death. So that way when their time comes to die, [music] that we've been prayed for a little more time. >> Sarah was charged with DUI and failure to obey a traffic control device. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe for more stories like this. Drop a comment below and let me know what you think. Stay safe out there and I'll catch you in the next one.