Get a supervisor down here >> since you were shoving me for no reason. >> Yeah, >> get your super Come on, call a supervisor. You guys got [ __ ] nothing better to do than harass people for no goddamn reason. >> Yeah, >> look at this dumb. >> Have a conversation with them. >> I don't have to. For what? >> No, I don't. I'm sorry. >> Some bratty teens believe the rules don't apply to them and that talking back at people cost them nothing. But what happens when they confront the wrong cops and a careless comment sets off a chain reaction they can't undo? Don't be crap riding. You don't have to stand right here. Nobody asked you to. No, don't tell me what's wrong. >> You're the one over here running your mouth. No, you're not. >> Here are times when dumb teen brats mouth off to the wrong cops. The first case begins with Maya, a defiant teenager who thought it was wise to trash talk the officers after creating a ruckus at her school and learned a lesson she'd never forget. >> Okay, let's go. >> For what? What are you trying to get to? >> For what? >> For what? What am I going for? >> What am I going for? I'm just going >> Why you get in his face? >> Because he me every day. He just did this yesterday. >> There we go. Come on. Take it. Can >> you get off quick? You're not me, bro. >> You're now in custody obviously for battering on a schoolboard employee, battering on a law enforcement officer resisting with violence, and obviously the possession of >> On November the 7th, 2024, officers were deployed to a local high school following a report of a disturbance. The student named McKaya had been a menace to her teachers [music] and clearly thought she could play the same card when the cops showed up. Upon arrival, the officers tried to manage the situation and things would have gone smoothly if they were not dealing with a blabbermouth brat. >> Let's go. Then you can come back and do whatever you have to do. >> So, what am I going down here for? >> They're going to tell you. Thank [music] you. It's a great decision. >> What am I going down here for? >> That's a great decision. >> All right, y'all. Oops. Sorry. Let's go. Let's go. What's good? >> I'm not. You keep What am I going down here for? >> Okay. For what? >> Don't have to keep your >> For what? You do that. >> We We won't talk about it with you. >> Okay. For what? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> I'll give you Coco. I don't give a You know that. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Come on. Let's go. >> All right. >> Okay. >> For what? >> Where are you trying to get to? >> For what? >> For what? >> What am I going for? >> They're going to tell you. >> For what? Porter. For what? Since you want to spray your headphones for sweat, what am I going down for? What am I doing for? >> Huh? >> What am I going to the office? >> Why you getting his face? >> Because he me every day. He just did this yesterday. Yes. >> He's a [ __ ] Yes, he's a [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yes, he is. You are too, [ __ ] >> You are too, [ __ ] >> Okay, I'm going. >> I'm going. >> I'm going. You did, don't you? Okay. >> Okay. What y'all going to do? Get off. Do that. All three. >> Okay. >> I know you do that. >> Okay. >> Hey, >> we appreciate you complying. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Oh man, that hurts me. That hurts so much. Oh man, that hurts my feelings, >> man. >> I know that. So, especially for on nobody. He mad. You're >> right. [snorts] Call my yoke me every day. Every day. >> Got school. Jess got dropped down. >> Let's talk. >> He already as soon as he seen me, start whispering the [ __ ] >> Okay. Okay. You're not bad. I am. >> So you don't feel how I feel. >> Okay. Let's come talk about it. >> Okay. Hello. Hello. Okay. Soon as I get to school. Soon as I get to school, the mask turn around. Here you go. Go in the office. I'm like, I'm going to take my picture. He like, "No, you're not doing that." So I get in the room to take my picture. He called the police, everybody. Cuz I'm trying to go in the office, take my picture. I'm like, "You talking about go to the office?" I'm like, "For what?" He like, "I can't tell you. We don't have to give you a reason." I'm like, "Okay, well, I'm going to take my pictures." Like what? And they mad like they in the office now. For what? For what? I still don't have a reason. Why am I here? >> If you like talk, >> cuz I'm going to take my pictures for what? Okay. Why >> you want to listen? You want to talk? >> No. I've been wanting to talk to you in the hallway. >> Go in that room and we'll tell you why. >> No. >> So, we just silence. Can I go take my pictures? Y'all just stay in here. >> You're not taking your pictures. >> Well, >> we told you that. >> Well, I'm not taking my pictures, I guess. [snorts] >> Do you want to switch your back? She smells >> Yeah. Tell my mom to talk to one of y'all. >> Yeah, sure. >> Okay, let's do that. >> Hello. We can't hear her. I can't hear her. >> What? >> She said she want to talk to one of y'all. >> Okay, we'll call her from the office cuz I can't hear her at all. >> How can you not hear her? I can hear her. >> I can't hear her. >> You can hear her perfectly. It's on speaker. >> I can't. >> So, she wants >> So, you don't hear her saying, "Hi, sir. How are you?" I hear her perfectly fine. >> Turn up the volume. Stop lying. >> Turn up the volume. >> Talk. You hear her. >> Hello, mom. You need to relax and you need >> She said, "Hello. How are you?" >> You need to get out of my face cuz I'm not playing. You need to You need to back up. >> I'm going to give you one other option and then I'm going to have to be forced to do something because you want to get in my face. >> Do you not have a woman talk to you or No, >> I will call her from an office phone. >> For what? She on the phone already. >> That's okay. I will call her from an office phone. I'll let her know what's going on. >> All right. What's going on? Let me know. The officers tried to follow the situation with caution, but that didn't last very long. Maya decided to worsen the situation, not minding that or perhaps forgetting that such actions end in serious regrets. >> We'll talk to her in there. Like, >> okay, tell me what's going on. Why am I here? >> Why? >> Go in that office. We'll tell you what was going on. >> Yo, y'all just want to mess with me every day. Y'all just >> No, >> don't touch him. >> Everything. This is mine. >> Oh, she's not going to snatch that, is she? >> Okay, now you're done. >> Now you're dumb. Don't do that, bro. Get off of me. Okay. Get off of me. Don't do that. Okay. Don't be off me, bro. Get off of me. >> Get Get your hands off. >> Get off of me. You get your hands off of me, bro. Yes, >> bro. Get off of me. Okay, I'm stopping. Stop touching me, bro. >> Stop resisting now. >> Bro, stop resisting now. >> Get off of me. >> No, you're done. >> You're done. You put your hands on administrator, you are done, >> bro. Coco, cut him down. >> Stop. >> I'm not [ __ ] resisting. Get the off of me, bro. >> Youucking pushing me and [ __ ] I'm not resisting. I'm sitting on the [ __ ] desk. >> You're making it work, >> bro. If I was resisting, I would be your right now. Get the off of me. >> Get off the table now. I'm done with you. >> You just put me on the table, [ __ ] >> I'm done with you, >> bro. Get off of me, >> bro. I don't care. Call. You got to call. I was going to pull my mama. You send it back at Petersburg High School. I got one >> juvenile, >> bro. Do that. >> Fighting. >> Do that. >> All right. >> Do that. >> You need to calm down. >> I am calm. >> All right. >> I was calm. >> I'm done. >> I was calm. >> Be done. Be done. I don't care. You put your hands on me. What's up? What's up? The You want to put your hands on me? Now you want to punch me, bro. Get off of me. Okay. Be done. I don't care. >> Put your hands. I don't care. Your hands behind. >> Get your hands behind. Hey, don't let it happen. >> Right. Let it happen. Let me sit down, bro. Stop. >> Damn. >> Turn right now. >> You got to call, bro. Where's my phone? Where my phone? >> What's your issue? Can I take my >> Give me your hands. >> Can I grab >> Give me your hands. >> Come on. >> Here. Go. >> You got your right. >> There we go. Thank you. Can you get off of me, please? Let me >> You're not listen. Let me get the off of me. >> I don't give a bro. Tase me. Get the off of me. >> I know. >> Who the do you think you is? >> Stop. >> Get off of me, bro. Move. Let me breathe. >> Okay. Let me breathe real quick. Get the off of me. >> What? Listen. I'm trying to help you, but you don't want to do it. You put your hands on administrator. I'm done. >> And now [clears throat] you're going to be taken into custody. >> Yep. >> So, all you got to do is relax. >> Yep. >> You got too much. >> Yep. >> So, you can either do this. >> Get out my face. >> I'm not moving. >> All right. Well, I'm coming. >> You're not going to call your mom. >> Why? >> Cuz you're done. >> Okay. I'm calling my mom. >> Stop. >> Bro, Coco, you're not even stronger than me. You [ __ ] You're a [music] [ __ ] You're a You're a [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] off me. >> You're not stronger than me, [ __ ] Obviously destroying as [ __ ] as you destroy all the stuff. Get the [ __ ] off me. >> You're not following directions. >> Okay, >> all over. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's get down. >> Wow. >> Wow. >> Come on. Come on. Killer 52. I have one in custody. >> You have to take a seat. >> I'm straight. I'm sitting down. >> Take a seat now. I'm not asking. >> Coco, boy. >> Take a seat and stop resisting. Chill out, >> boy. Hey. Hey. Hold up. Hold up. Come on. >> Hey, just sit down. >> Just sit. Relax. >> I can't, B. What is What is that? >> I don't know. >> Oh, it's lens. >> It shaking here. I'm about to move. You do. You see, don't you? Okay then. >> Okay. >> Maya didn't understand the severity of her actions and kept complicating things for herself. For an arrogant teenager, it was fun, but it would not be soon. >> Let's go to my office, please. >> Man, you can either do >> Okay, I can walk. >> All right, let's go. >> Well, too bad. I'm at 14. >> I'm at 14 out. >> Yeah, he better move cuz he know how to get over. >> Okay. >> Hey. Okay, let me go. I move. >> You need to relax. >> Stop resisting. I don't need the tattoos. >> I can walk doo. Move, bro. >> [ __ ] >> You can't fit through the same goddamn [ __ ] >> Move. >> Damn. Okay, move. >> Girl, shut up. >> Sit up. >> We're going to go to this seat. >> I want her hand handcuffs behind her back. >> Yeah. >> Clearly, she was resisting and fighting. Um >> I could get them on her back, but I had to like get them on her front best way I could. >> You don't have to worry. I'm not going to win. >> No, I don't care. But you're fighting. >> I'm not. >> Okay. You are. It's for his safety. >> Fighting a second. Yes, you are. >> Okay. You're act like child. We're going to treat you like child. Okay. >> Okay. Do that. >> I will. >> All right. Do that. >> Listen. We don't want to do the same door though. >> That's got it. >> Can I put my arms behind my back? I will put it behind you. And I'll do my arm again. Not grab my arm again. >> I'm put my arm behind my back. Girl, >> you're going to attach a resisting charge if you already have it. >> [ __ ] obviously relaxing. That's why you call relax. >> I am relaxed. >> Can you hold on my arm? I already put it behind my back. >> Get the off my >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Relax. >> Get off my Get off my neck, girl. >> All right, she's double locked. >> All right, let's go and sit her down. >> Sit down. >> Well, you're about to get searched, so don't shove me. Okay, we're going to get obviously >> Can you get youring hell off of me, bro? I don't need you to touch me. >> Who the caught this like take her out of here? >> You want to touch all of my neck and what's up? >> Take a seat. >> I don't have nothing. >> What are you searching? I have some >> Don't care. >> Guess who's running the show? Not you. >> Yep. >> So, chill out. You don't give a talk yourself into an amount of trouble that you don't even want to be in. >> Yep. >> All right. So, because you have been fighting, you're going to be put in this ground locking station. So, if you want, you can chair up a little bit, make it more comfortable. Go and sit back. All right. Well, just sit there then. So you're now in custody obviously for battering on a schoolboard employee, battering on a law enforcement, also res resisting with violence and obviously the possession of everything else that you have. So and then obviously you you guys that you I mean I think she resisted you. >> We can do resisting times too if we want. >> The officers [music] spoke to Maya's mom who was utterly disappointed. They went ahead to clear up everything concerning her before she was transported to the station. Hey, how are you? >> Good. You want to come with me? >> Hey, Miss Kennedy. You ready to use your office? >> All right. How you doing? Come on in. >> All right. [music] So, I'm Deputy Cook. I'm the school resource deputy. And Mr. Kennedy can kind of explain a little bit about what happened beforehand if you I already did. >> Okay. So, explain to you a little bit about what happened. Um, I guess she walked past him. Um, he had some discipline that he wanted to address. She wouldn't have it. I'm sure she was using profanity, refusing to comply with his order. Um, started yelling and he called me. I heard the yelling at which point I responded. All right. She went into a classroom that was doing pictures. That was active classroom, too. They were doing their computer work. And she started yelling, refusing his orders and things of that nature. At which point, we try to escort her to the dean's office. Um, so she's going to get charges for all that. Um, she is 18 years old. She she does not go to juvenile court. She's going to go to the branch jail. Uh she's going to get battery on a school on a excuse me on a law enforcement officer. She's going to get resisting a law enforcement officer of violence. And then she's going to get campus disruption. Okay. So that's two felonies and a misdemeanor. >> Yeah. I understand. We understand. >> Okay. The first time she got a trip, I think she pushed them at 16 when she had a battery. Oh, she know she got to do better. [snorts] >> All right. So, let's grab all your property. You tell me what you want to keep. I would suggest that everything go with your mom so that way you don't have property there. You might Let me take that off. So, go ahead and try to move where I can try to help you get that off because that can't go with you. And any other kind of jewelry would definitely be helpful. Okay, >> that's all her property. Okay, >> no problem. You don't need to apologize. You didn't do anything wrong. It was her. >> No, >> it's no reflection on you. Okay, sir. >> At this point, they're [music] adults. They make their own decisions. And this is what happens. You make a wrong decision on that line. Okay. So, she needs to learn. >> Just like you said, this is her opportunity. All right. This might help. All right. All right. So, you've been searched. Go ahead and enter. Let me get that real quick. Okay. You all right? Watch yourself. >> I do both of mine. >> You didn't. You got You caught it. Good job. All right. There you go. Here. Would you like the seat belt on? >> Very well. You're >> You going to put it on? >> Yeah. Let me put it on here. Go lean back. Good. Maya was eventually charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, disturbing or disrupting school, possession of nicotine under 21 years of age, and possession of more than 20 grams of controlled substances. She reached a plea bargain and pleaded no contest. She was sentenced to one year of house arrest and 2 years of probation. She was also ordered to complete 50 hours of community service. In the next case, we have this manalless teen mother who had the guts to engage in a verbal confrontation [music] with the officers like she did her grandmother. >> Number one. >> Oh, number one. Watch your mouth with me. >> That's what I thought. That's what I thought. Don't Don't say nothing about me packing up if you're not going to help. >> That's why I didn't touch her. >> Right. So, shut your hand. That's why I'm shutting up. >> Thank you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> On June the 1st, 2025, officers were called to a neighborhood after a teen mother was rude to her grandmother during and almost got physical during an altercation. The officers arrived at the residence [music] and were met with a chaotic sight. You disrespectful. You think you You think you You think cut you. You can talk to people however you want. No, you can't. I'mma smack your ass. Keep saying to me, I'm talking to her. She think she keep doing you. See, look. You see how grandma? >> That's not my grandma. I don't >> I'm ready to go home. You going to take me and my daughter home or what? >> Where do you live? >> Right there in the River West. >> I can take you to River West that if I absolutely can. If that will resolve this, then I will happily stay. >> I think it will. I don't know. She just always says something. >> Who do you stay in River West with? >> Her ugly. I'm f to move and get my own apartment. >> So, who is she to you? >> Nobody. I don't know who she is. >> Well, obviously you live with her. So, >> I don't know who she is. Like I said, >> okay. If you're not going to be cooperative with me, don't be out here cuz I'm not going to be cooperative with you. >> Okay. Don't be cooperative with me. You don't have to stand right here. Nobody asked you to. >> Okay. Hell no. Why are you We all the way in the car. I'm trying to play the music. She's still talking. She mad cuz I'm telling cuz I said I wish I would say that to you. I wish I >> How old are you? >> But I am like real. >> How old you are? >> I'm 18. How old are you? >> Significantly older than 18. >> That statement doesn't make much sense. this child statement and this is my chapter statement don't make no sense cuz my grandma is old as hell. Does that little girl disrespect the person pro? It's just so much like I can't even say. First of all, she just she just think just because she's so old that she can keep saying stuff to people however she want. I don't give out. >> Then by all means when you get down to River West, pack your [ __ ] and get out. >> I'm going to >> then that's not a problem then. >> Okay. It's not a problem. >> And we saw that. >> Number one. >> Oh, number one. >> You watch your mouth with me. >> That's what I thought. That's what I thought. >> That's what I thought. Don't Don't say nothing about me packing up if you're not going to help me. >> Scream. I got no reason to help you. >> Don't tell me what you want. >> You're going over here running your mouth. >> Sorry. I'm 23. >> Okay. >> I didn't touch her, but she better be lucky I didn't touch her. >> Go ahead. You can go to county and your kid and go to DCFS. Which one do you want? >> That's why I didn't touch her. >> Right. So shut. That's right. I'm shutting up. >> Thank you. >> Stop saying stuff, too. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> What's grandma want? >> Uh her to go somewhere else. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, where you trying to go today? >> My empty house. >> Where's that? >> Where's that? What the hell is that for? >> It's holding >> up the hill. >> It's right here. It's right by our house. >> I'm honestly not trying to get out. Hey, if you don't get along with your daughter, that's one thing. But >> you have your daughter to look after. I mean, you got to worry about that. Not this. >> I don't get to worry y'all at >> Okay, I'm going to come over here. What do I have to do? Okay, the boat is going to drop me off cuz I'm lost. It's a good place and I personal like a dog. I don't give a I know she talking about she talking about she talking about Leah like a dog and can't come back over the address on >> she >> I'm trying to help you. I'm going to give you a ride over there. You can yell at me. >> Yes, sure. What's your address? >> Or you can walk. >> I will walk. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Okay. >> Sometimes get this way. >> It don't get y'all don't understand. >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> Why are you saying stuff to me? >> Grab Because I'm here because you're acting up. That's why I'm here. >> Cuz y'all are pissing me off. >> Look, she telling me to calm down. [music] You calm down. Put your stuff in the bag and let's go >> because I'm tired of you. All you do is talk. >> Shut up. >> All you do is talk. >> Shut up. >> All you do is talk. >> All you do is talk to you all over. >> Do not grab me. Do not grab >> I'm not. >> I'm about to knock it off. Grab your bag and let's go. >> Walk. >> The teenage mom continued with her wild behavior. She had a bit of brains left in her. She would know to take a chill pill. At least until the officers left. >> Can I get my daughter? >> Stop throwing me in my face. >> You need to learn your lock here. Let me unlock. >> I don't have to learn. I'm tired of these people. What the Hey, please. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do nothing to you. I didn't do nothing. I'm trying to get everything on me because Put your hands behind your back. [crying] >> You're the one that You're the one that put yourself in this position. >> You grab my hand. You slam a door into me. We're not playing this game. You're going to jail. >> Oh my god. >> Can I put it in your >> Yeah, I'll walk her across the way. >> Huh? >> Come on. We're going to my car. >> I'm trying to talk. Can I? >> No, you're not. You have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, or cut me? >> It's facing you. Stop it. >> She I hit her, bro. >> She ain't caused this. >> Yes, she did cause this. Yes. And y'all don't know how >> what caused this was you acting up and throwing a door into me. >> You could have just walked out like you. >> Now you get to go to jail. >> You good? >> Oh yeah. [music] Upset. >> You got I do not yet. What's your name? What's your name? Okay. She does not want to get >> Will they take that? Is that too first? I'll take it. >> Okay. Perfect. Go ahead. >> You have everything necessary for the baby. >> I'm going to live. >> No, she's she's she's cooked. You can call >> nothing else besides fish. >> Let me uh let me run her real quick and see. But What are you doing? >> You're acting more immature than your child. >> I don't care. Stop my day. Damn. She didn't have to say to me. Good idea. [music] >> When is they coming? >> I don't know. I called for them. They're on their way. They're about >> to get fresh air. It's hot here. >> I'll roll your window down. That better. I already have. >> You have child and >> I have child, sister, and grandma. >> Thank you. >> All of them, please. >> There you are. >> Thank you very much. >> You're welcome. drive. >> Yeah, >> perfect. Okay, >> one would think that being in handcuffs would make the suspect a whole new person, but that only seemed to intensify her lawlessness. your uh your bubble gum and your whatever this is. >> I don't want it. >> What's going in your purse? Okay. It's your propert. Your purse. >> Bro, why are you in my purse? Like, what the >> It's your property. >> You don't get to just do whatever you want. >> That's where you're in for >> my purse. I don't want it. Throw it. >> I'm not doing that. That's littering. >> That was That's not mine. >> It was on your person in your coat. >> When is he coming? Like, why the I have to come with you? I'd rather be a black police than your >> That sucks. Oh my god. What am I leaving? So I got to just hurry up and do my time. >> Whenever the transport wagon gets here, >> they are on their way. You need to be patient. >> I was like, why can I just walk? Why does it all have to be all in my personal space? Daniel, >> we're having a meltdown for me. >> You got anything on you guys? Off. Thank you. Can you stop spitting everywhere? Goodness. In the end, the teen mom was charged with resisting arrest. Following that is the case of Cody, a mouthy teenager who lashed out at the officers while they were investigating his vehicle and thought he would get away with it. >> You're [ __ ] towing it for no reason. You got your nasty shoe on the wheel. >> Yeah. >> Get your [ __ ] shoe off the wheel. Touch me again, mother. Come push me. >> Back off. >> Come push me. pushed me for no goddamn reason. >> March the 29th, 2025, an officer was investigating an allegedly stolen vehicle when he was interrupted by an ill-mannered [music] teenager. The teenager was acting very suspicious and defensive for a situation he claimed to know nothing about. But it was only a matter of time before everything would fall into place. >> Is there a reason why you're coming over here? >> No, I'm just admiring it. It's a nice car. See the wheels? Real nice. Just admiring it. >> And you can keep on going then. >> Hey, it's not illegal to be in a public space. >> Go and start me a tow, please. I'm at Target for a black Honda Civic. >> Look how nice and shiny this dude's wheels are. This thing looks slow, man. >> Mhm. >> You waiting for something? >> Towing the car. >> Why? >> Cuz it's got no plates and the vents covered. >> Not yours, huh? No idea. >> Look at me like I'm doing something wrong. >> You're chilling in a public spot, man. You can do whatever you want. >> I know. >> Cool, >> man. This cop's trying to tow this random dude's car. What a shame. >> Yep. What a shame. It's going to >> be real expensive for that guy. >> Yeah, I guess so. >> You want to get your nasty shoe off that rim? >> Is this your car, man? >> I got it. >> Cuz we can like solve this real quick just by you opening the car, removing the vin, but you shove the paper in the vin. I can't read the vin. It's got no plates, so I'm assuming it's stolen. So, per RCW, I got to seize it, get a search warrant, remove that, and read the vin. >> Hear me out. Is there a black twodoor Honda Civic with white wheels and a aftermarket wing reported as stolen? >> There's a thousand stolen cars a month in Pierce County, bud. >> The answer is >> and this is the most common stolen vehicle in Pierce County. >> Answer. Why don't you just uncover it yourself? >> I can't. It's inside the car. >> What a shame. >> What a shame. >> What a shame. >> So, if this is your car, we can go ahead and solve this crisis. But if you're not going to claim ownership of this and just >> Why would I claim ownership of a car that's got a cop that's 100% going to hand out tickets? >> Right. That being said, it's going to come to the gay car police department. We're going to go ahead and seize it on a search warrant. >> On a search warrant for what? What are you searching it for? >> To uncover the van. >> For what? Do you have any suspicion of it being stolen other than no plates and a vin? >> Absolutely. >> What's your suspicion of it being stolen, officer? >> Hey man, is this your car or what? Dude, you're making this so much harder than it needs to be. >> You're [ __ ] towing it for no reason. You got your nastiest shoe on the wheel. >> Yeah. >> Get your [ __ ] shoe off the wheel. >> Is this your car? >> You're being disrespectful to whoever's car it is. >> Okay, you need to back off my face. Go there. >> I'm not in your face. You just stuck your hand in my face, >> bud. >> Bud, chill. Get your Why is your foot on the wheel? >> Why are you doing that? You're literally doing that to piss me off for no [ __ ] reason. >> Cuz your car doesn't matter. Is this your car or what? >> Monitoring. >> You're going to scratch those wheels and have to pay for them. >> Yeah. All right. Go ahead and walk. >> Well, I don't know what policy is. Your department's probably going to have to pay for these thousand wheels. >> Yeah. Go ahead and walk over there, buddy. >> Keep your hand out of my face. >> Walk over there. >> Keep your hand out of my face. >> Walk. Walk. Get out of my face. Go. >> You're You're walking in my face. >> Go before I get >> Don't touch me. Go. >> I'm not doing off my scene. Get away from my car. Go. >> This ain't your car. Go. Your car's back there. >> I'm getting here for a search warrant. Start moving. >> All right. You You are You are approaching me. You are getting in my face. >> Move back. >> Get your hand off me. >> Stay or don't. Keep your mother hands off me. >> Stay off the car. >> Keep your mother hands off me. >> Stay off the car. >> Off the car. You're the one that was on the car. I ain't touching it. I'm off the car. >> Back up. >> I'm I'ming back. >> Okay. Back off. >> Start recording this. Touch me again, mother. Come push me. >> Back off. >> Come push me. pushed me for no goddamn reason. You were putting your hands in my face. >> Yep. >> I kept my phone back respectfully. I wasn't sticking it in your face. >> I got your name and that was it. What's your badge number? >> 117. >> So, like I was saying, this car is coming to the Gigar Police Department. If you're not going to claim ownership of it, what's going to happen is we're going to get a search war. >> Stop shoving me. Why would I want toing make easy on you? >> Okay. Anyways, we're going to get a search warrant to remove the cover from the vin and if it comes back stolen, we'll deal with it. If not, we'll come back to the last person who has ownership. Give them the call to come pick it up. If that ain't you, you ain't getting the car back. All right. >> Sick. >> Cool. >> So, I'm just going to repeat what you said real quick to make sure I understand. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You are going to get a search warrant. >> Y, >> which means you call or whoever you have to call and then they say, "Yes, you can open the door, move the piece of paper." Correct. >> Correct. >> Or do you have to tow it first? >> Got to tow it first. >> Per RCW, sir. The suspect likely believed that he could deceive the [music] officers with his bizarre attitude, unaware that people who have such beliefs often end up exposing themselves. >> So, um I think I'm going to visit you down at the department and I'm going to actually get a supervisor down here >> since you were shoving me for no reason. >> Yeah, >> get your super Come on, call a supervisor. >> Yeah, I can do that for you, but first I'm going to need you to back away from the vehicle. >> No, I'm going to need you to call a supervisor. >> I ain't going to help you out right now. You are legally required to call your supervisor if requested. >> Not correct. >> Get your supervisor down here. >> I will. And you back up. >> I have not committed any crime. I am back. You shoved me back. I am back. >> So, here's what's going to happen. One, I'm not going to do your request until I get a second unit down here cuz I'm guarding the door from you getting in it. >> That's why I'm pushing you back away from it. Keep trying to get near the door. >> Two, when a second unit comes here, I will call you a supervisor. But until I get a second unit down here, you're not getting a supervisor. >> Are you serious? >> I'm absolutely serious. >> There's your second unit. Call a damn supervisor. >> Oh, what? You You could stand still and call the supervisor, >> but you can't do it cuz you're standing in front of a door. >> Yeah. >> Oh, [ __ ] all of you guys. >> You guys got [ __ ] nothing better to do than harass people for no goddamn reason. >> Yeah. >> Look at this dumb ass. He doesn't even know how to park a car. Are you [ __ ] serious? Are youing serious? So >> anyways, he says it's not his car, but he's acting like it's his car. >> This stupid motherucker just ran into my car for no reason. >> Oh, it is your car. Okay. >> My car. >> All right. Come here. >> Are you serious? >> Come here. So now it's your car, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> All right. Arrest me. So, it's a gross misdemeanor to cover up your event like that. Do you understand? >> I literally just got it back. >> Okay, let's go ahead and see somebody ID now. >> I don't have my wallet or anything. >> What's your name? >> For what? What crime have I >> It's a gross misdemeanor cover up your VIN. >> I'm not the one that covered it. >> You're It's your car, right? >> Car, right? >> What's your name? >> Cody. >> Cody, what? Cody, what's your birthday, Cody? >> 2005. >> What's the rest of your birthday? Oh, you >> what? >> Cody in my car. What do you mean what? Continue. >> Continue what? I'm not committing a crime. >> Raising my voice is not committing a crime. >> Cody, you're being detained. >> You're not free to leave. Hey, Doug. >> Good. Thanks for your service. >> Hey, no problem. I'm a little busy right now, but I appreciate it. >> I imagine you're a Trump supporter. >> No comment. >> All right. He wanted to talk to you, but I think you already got that part. >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Is that my ticket? >> No, this is the law in which we are seizing your vehicle for. So, you're not getting this back. We are seizing it. We are going to uncover the event with a search warrant. We'll give you a call back if need be, but you're free to go from here. If it comes back stolen, you've been contacted for stolen vehicle in the past. >> We know where to come find you. Yes, you have. I looked up the report. >> Uh, no the I haven't. What? First black Honda Civic from Pierce County. >> Okay, that I can actually >> uh one second. I will call you right back. >> Check my center console. >> I get full consent. >> Going in there without a certain >> There is There is a business card from an officer. I got pulled over. The officer said it was coming up as stolen. By the way, did not hit my car when he did that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> He said the car is coming up as stolen. This was right after I purchased it from an auction. They called and I don't know who they called. I'm not a cop. Okay. They called, got it cleared up. That was this car. It was previously stolen. Got towed. The title got written over to the tow company and then I purchased it from an auction. So, no. I have not been contacted about a stolen car. >> I'm just going this route. All right. That's the route we're going to go with. You could have cooperated about 20 minutes ago when you walked up. >> Suck my >> All right. Who's Hey, who's doing it? >> Town and country. >> Oh, that's >> the suspect's stepdad arrived and things took an unexpected turn in ways that no one could have wanted. >> Okay, we're towing the car. I need you to back off cuz the vent's covered. Back up. >> I'm going. >> Okay, that's great. The tow truck is coming right here. I need you to move. Back up. >> You don't need to touch me. >> Get away. You touched me. >> I'm asking a mothering question. Okay. The tow truck is block. You're blocking the tow truck. Go. >> Don't touch me, dude. >> Go. Go. >> He's touched me multiple times. Don't touch me. >> Get out. Okay, turn off the truck right back. >> Are you serious? Are you >> I'm trying to figure out what the purpose is for you. >> Has nothing to do with you. You are under arrest this time. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Sorry. Dude, it >> is he being arrested or detained? >> Yes, he's being arrested. You got anything illegal on you? >> Do I have what? >> Anything illegal on you? Um, >> any drugs, contraband, weapons? >> I have a torch in my pocket. >> Torch. Real quick, audio video recorded. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You understand all that? >> Yes. >> What's your name? >> Justin. >> Justin. >> Yes. >> What's your relationship here? >> It's my step kid. >> Step kid. >> Yes. >> Okay. All this could have been simply avoided just by uncovering a VIN and explaining why the VIN's covered. Now, we got to seize it cuz we have to think it's stolen. The VIN's covered. It's got no plates. What I tried to explain why it getting towed >> still in it. There's no plates on it >> in the trunk. There's not a plate in the trunk. No. No. >> Okay. >> It's a Honda Civic. Look at me, Justin. >> I know. I >> It's a Honda Civic, right? Most commonly stolen vehicle. Yes. Yes. See, shake up and down. All this could have been avoided with just a little bit of cooperation. Now, when I tell you to get out of the way, the tow truck's coming cuz I got to seize this vehicle. You need to get out of the way. Not sit here and keep arguing with me blocking the tow truck and blocking me from doing my job. That's why you're under arrest. >> My question. >> Why is the car getting towed? Yeah, >> cuz the vent is covered. >> Okay. Well, that would been Was that really that hard to say? >> Is that my job to explain to you? Why are you here? >> Have fun explaining this to my sister. The fact that I'm not making my flight now. >> Come on over here. >> Christ. >> I thought you looked familiar. [music] You've been staying out of trouble for a while. >> One customer. >> Is he going to make it? sitting there talking to the guy. Hey, this is your car. >> Yeah, just cover the pit. >> Yeah. >> Hey, stay away from the tow truck driver. >> Let him do his job. >> In the end, controlled substances were found in the vehicle, and it was later discovered that Cody wasn't 21 years old and wasn't allowed to have such substances in his possession. His stepfather, on the other hand, was charged with obstructing a law enforcement officer. Still on dumb teens mouththing off the cops, we have Terara Paul Mary, an unruly teenager who thought she could run her mouth after fleeing from an officer but ultimately got humbled. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for fleeing and let also going 60. From 30 to 60. I can't just do that. >> On October the 3rd, 2025, an officer tracked a speeding driver down to a neighborhood after the driver failed to comply with his traffic stop. Upon arrival, the officer gave Mary a rude awakening, an encounter she'd regret waking up to. >> 15 Delta 21, just confirming you're at the police department. >> 9 motor 11 central. >> At first, it was almost beginning to seem like the officer had the wrong location or perhaps she had parked her car and taken off on foot. When >> I tried to confirm, he didn't answer. His al is at the PD. I see his vehicle, but I don't see him anywhere. >> 15 Delta 31. >> Hi there. >> Do you guys know whose white Mustang this is? >> Uh, tell her to come out. Yeah, >> I'll I'll let him know in a second. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Can you have him step out? >> Hi. >> Do I look familiar? >> Kind of. >> Yeah, I know. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're >> under fleeing and looting law enforcement. Beautiful hotel. White camera. >> What? >> I walked out, flagged you down, told you to stop, and you rapidly accelerated away from me. >> What? >> Yes, ma'am. >> It's all on body cam. >> Because you just >> Nope. I w I walked out of the road and was telling you to stop. >> You walked out on the road. You >> correct? And I was telling you to stop. It's all on body cam. You're under arrest for fleeing and looting law enforcement. >> Wait, 0406. >> Can I just call her mom? >> Yeah, you call her mom. Is that Is that on her phone right there? 0406 >> 9 motor central >> I have a female 1015 >> mom >> got a female for a search >> what was your route >> and I'll be at 2793 Neverland I am a law enforcement officer fully uniform telling you to stop because you're passing all those cars in a double yellow pass. >> No, you passed multiple car. >> It doesn't matter. You still fled law enforcement and then you rapidly accelerated as you went by me. You didn't stop. Didn't do anything. Didn't even hit the brakes. >> No, I was going the speed limit across. >> No, you weren't. >> Can I talk to someone else? >> It was just me there. I don't know who you want to talk to. >> Who do you want to talk to? >> Maybe. >> Yeah. Yeah, he he's on his way. >> You're more than welcome to. That's for leaving law enforcement. So, >> I'll be in route to >> until we get a cage car here. She can have a seat if she wants. Okay. >> I'm calling. But there's Give her that chair to sit. >> What is it? >> What? >> Yeah. >> She's not answering. >> Is she at work? >> Yeah. It doesn't matter. Go ahead, sit down for me. Do you have anything on you? Cuz I have a female that's going to come search you. >> No. >> For some reason, that probably didn't exist. [music] Mary thought that daddy would save her, but nothing could have prepared her for what she was about to endure. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, yeah. No, I literally was at Clubhouse in Pioneer. >> I hear her car accelerating rapidly. So, I look and she's in the middle of passing vehicles, coming back over. I'm in the road, hands up, telling her to stop. Clearly look like a law enforcement officer. No brakes, no no lights, nothing. She just keeps going it. So, okay, >> that's fle. >> All right. 9x92 central. >> Can we go to court for this? >> Absolutely. You're going to be going to court no matter what. >> And you said you have it on dash cam. >> I have it on body cam. >> Okay. >> Even better, cuz I was right there. >> Oh, okay. >> So, what's your name? Ter, >> if she's at work or who who you want to vote cuz you're going to have to get bailed out. >> I know. I agree. Fleeing law enforcement is pretty ridiculous. >> I absolutely agree. >> Do you want me uh to take her to please? Do you Is she at Wells Fargo? Do you want her car? >> No, she's at Bank of America in Norman. And I'm also I'm also towing your car and putting on a 30-day hold. So, just letting you know. So, do we have a cage unit coming? >> Okay. >> Do you have the key to the car? >> I'll get it. >> Okay. >> Hey, Dad. They're arresting me for fleeing and eluding. I passed in a double line and then an officer came. I said, "I'm getting arrested because an officer said I was fleeing and eluding." I was driving on Pioneer Trail. He came out and ran in front of like he he half ran in front of my like he didn't even fully run in front of my car and then um now I'm getting arrested for it because I parked at MIA. It's because he said I was fleeing but he wasn't even behind me with lights on or anything. >> Doesn't matter. Don't need to be. Thank you. I absolutely don't need to have lights sirens activated. I'm a fully uniform law enforcement officer telling you to stop. Do >> you have your laptop in there? >> I did. I don't know. >> Can I talk to him? Officer Rier. >> Okay. >> Hey there, it's Officer New Beach Police Department. >> Do you have anything? >> What? Officer who? >> Officer Rier with the New Beach Police Department. >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. Good. So, >> literally I'm in the middle of the road. I'm a fully uniformed police officer telling her to stop. Not only does she not even apply the brakes, she rapidly accelerates away from from me to the point I have to run get jump in my car which was parked several hundred feet away because I was investigating a hit and run crash and now all of a sudden she's gone nowhere. So then I obviously find the car and make contact with her. So I don't need to have lights and sirens on behind or anything like that. I'm a fully uniform police officer. I was given clear hand signals to stop and I have a witness who was the victim of my hit and run crash who watched the entire thing. So, you know, of course, that meets statute requirements for for fleeing and looting. I I I don't mean to be a jerk about it or anything like that, but that's that's where we're at. Okay. >> Um, how far does she go from when you try to uh gesture her to stop? >> Over a mile. I mean, she's over at 2719 or 2793 Neverland Drive. And this was at Clubhouse and Pioneer when I was telling her to stop her vehicle. >> So, she didn't try to pull off the road down the street, nothing like that. Did she Did she Was she able to see you or >> Oh, yeah. I am I am in a I am in a She just told me I saw him in my uniform. Didn't So, that's all I need. Like, >> cuz And I know she saw me because I was about in the middle of the road to where she would before she would run me over. So, I didn't want to get ran over cuz she was already doing 65 plus. So, you know, I have everything I need for fleeing and looting. It is what it is. So, she she can take it to court. It's going to go to court no matter what. But that that's what I have. how to meet statute requirements. Um that that's what we're doing. Okay. >> Okay. Um can you put her back on the phone? >> Yeah, you're on speaker. >> All right. I mean, you'll you'll learn a lesson eventually, you know. Uh so what are you going have you contacted your mom yet? >> She won't answer. >> Okay. So they're going to So you you'll probably be in in in jail for the weekend then. >> Yeah. Okay. >> The cop was beginning to figure out why Mary had been so confident. She was clearly a daddy's girl and was not used to facing the consequences of her actions. But if daddy had saved her before, he might as well save her now if the officer was a little less corrupt. >> Because uh you're not going to get get out right away. Why were you going that fast down Pioneer Trail? >> I passed one car. I passed one car cuz he was going like 30 and I passed him. >> Okay. So when Wait, wait. >> And it was a double yellow line. So I shouldn't have >> Why did What? >> Cuz I didn't. >> Quiet. Hey, quiet. Quiet up. You'll stay in that place for a week. Listen to me. >> Do you hear me? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you hear me? Why didn't you pull over at the time when he waved you down to stop? Why didn't you stop? cuz it wasn't like he was I I didn't I really didn't even know. I just saw a person in white and black and then >> doing this >> he had one hand out and it wasn't like he was in front of my car like that. He was just he like literally was from the side like completely the side. I wasn't going 60. That's a hearsay. I was not going 60 from 30 to 60. I can't just do that when I'm in the other line going over to the other side. They'll pull you over. >> He didn't. He didn't. He came over and found my car. I pulled >> It's all on body cam, sir. I was almost in the roadway. The reason I didn't go all the way in the roadway is cuz she was going so fast. I didn't want to get hit by her. Cuz obviously I could see that she was not slowing down. >> That was just a >> what he thinks. >> Okay. You were being so >> I'm actually an instructor for speed measurement. So smart. >> I'm not laughing. >> I wouldn't be laughing. It's a felony. You committed a felony. Don't laugh at that. >> Yeah. I mean, you you're being kind. You're not even being polite. You're not even using manners. >> Yeah, this has been her the entire time, sir. >> I know. That's what I don't get with her. It's just total ridiculous. So, you you don't understand what you just did. You >> Oh, you do? Do you really? Like, how how do you understand what you're doing? Cuz you're being a smarter the whole time to me, too. So, I can only imagine how you're speaking to an officer. >> It's all It's all in body cam. I've been trying to be respectful to her, but >> Right. I don't get it. Like, so you just totally just screwed yourself inside and out for what you just did big time cuz now your car is going to get towed to the impound. You have to pay to get that out, too. Now, >> you know, there's going to be a 30-day hold on it. There's going to be a 30-day hold on it. >> So, so your nursing stuff is going to be screwed up now, too, because you don't have no manners. And you know what? It's going to take something like this to you up now and now you're done because you're so getting caught the whole time when you couldn't talk to the officer normally. But you did and you had to be a real jerk, didn't you? >> This is terrible. >> I know you. You can't. He's got the body cam on. >> So, you just totally screwed your whole up. Nursing degree, everything. You just did it because you you're being invincible. But guess what? You're going to spend a weekend in jail. facing her real quick. >> Did you hear dad? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, when you get to jail, you get one phone call. >> Just follow those instructions. >> So, you better figure out who you going to call, you know, to to get you out of jail. So, when you call your mom and start at her and stuff, she going to make you sit. You call me, I'll make you sit, too, because I'm not putting up with this. You know, you you you got an attitude ter. It's got to change. I got to change. It's ridiculous that this might be your game changer. You know, you could have been probably polite to the officer from the get-go and you probably wouldn't be in the situation you are right now. And I bet if you ask the officer that, your probably would put you in that position right there. I guarantee it. >> All right. Um she's getting searched right now by a female deputy. Uh, do you have anything else for her? If not, we're going to we're going to load her up and do some paperwork. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you, sir. >> Yes, sir. No problem. >> One by one. >> Yep. Bye. >> Mary was utterly disappointed by the way everything played out, but only a miracle can make a brat more respectful. >> Unless you want to talk to mom. We'll we'll go over here. Okay. So, >> actually, so you got jewelry on. Um, do you want to leave that with them and not bring it into the jail? Like the earrings and stuff and your necklace? Cuz they're going to take it all off when you get there. Take it off. >> Can I take it out? >> Yeah. So, well, well, do you want is this What are you to her friend, sister? >> Do you want Do you want her to Do you want her to take everything off and leave? >> My earrings. >> Okay. Well, we can keep the earrings in. >> Are the earrings going to get taken out? >> Yeah, but they you have prisoner property at the branch jail. They'll >> Well, I don't I'd rather her have them. >> Okay. So, if I uncuff you, I have to take them out. You're not doing anything. All right. >> I'm being very nice. I'm double walking around. >> We're going to go to his beautiful area. >> While Mary was being transported to the station, she started off something that may seem weird. Maybe she realized [music] that being unapproachable wasn't always the answer. >> What's up? >> Are we going to Daytona or somewhere? Right now, we're just going to go to the new Smyrna Beach Police Department. >> Okay. >> Um cuz [music] we have to fill out the pick for first before taking you up there and then he'll uh he'll take you up there. >> Okay. >> Do you have enough AC? >> Oh, yeah. It's cold back there. >> What's your name? >> My name is Officer God. >> Nice to meet you. Really good. >> How long have you been a police officer? Uh, a little almost 11 years. >> Oh, wow. Do you like it? >> Oh, I absolutely love it. >> I mean, if I didn't like it, I wouldn't be I wouldn't be doing it for 11 years. >> Riverside Street. >> How long do you think I'll be there for? >> Where? um like just in general like the police station and stuff like that. >> Well, it depends. I'm pretty sure that it's a uh thirdderee felony. So, you'll have a bond. >> Okay. >> So, a couple hours then you'll be able to bond out. >> Okay. >> So, I shouldn't shouldn't take that. >> Why does he wear white and you wear black? >> He is the motor unit. He is the one that deals with traffic and traffic only. So his expertise is in traffic. >> Okay. >> So pulling people over, speeding, crashes. That's what he does. Oh, >> okay. And then like you take people to jail or like other stuff like shoplifting and stuff like that. >> That's what I do. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Is it always like that? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Everywhere you go. Uh at night you don't have motor unit which is what he is. >> Oh really? >> You don't have motor unit at night. So we do take crashes at night and stuff. >> Is there a reason for that or just >> that's just the way the schedule is? >> But also depends on the agency that you're with. Motor unit I mean the biggest thing about motor unit is you have a uh you're on a motorcycle nine times out of 10. So having a motorcycle, riding a motorcycle at night is not the safest. >> No, not 15. Did you copy my transport? >> Correct. And then you said he's going to get me after. >> Yeah, he's got to type out the report and everything. >> Oh, okay. >> And then I go to Daytona. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Have you been there before? >> No. >> 11. >> I've been to the courthouse, but I don't think that's the same thing. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's Yeah, it's completely on the other side. >> He said my car is going to be on a 30-day hold at company. Is there anything to do about that or no? The only thing that you can do is wait for the 30 days to be up before you can pull it out of the the wrecker yard. >> Okay. >> Do you know where it's going to be or no? >> Uh, it should be universal towing. Will I get all that information or? >> Yeah, I'll get a hold of that information and give it to you. I'll be Let me double check. Yeah, Universal. Do you know where that's at? >> No. >> All right, I'll pull up the address for you. >> Thank you. >> Is it always a 32? >> It usually depends. Um, >> it usually depends. It depends on the situation. So, um, he's saying 30-day hold because the way everything, uh, transpired. So, it just kind of really depends. Um, yeah. Terra Paul Mary was eventually charged with one felony count of fleeing and eluding. In court, she pleaded not guilty to the charge, and the case is yet to be dismissed. The worst is yet to come as you haven't seen the case of this obnoxious teenager who thought she could mouth off to the officers after yelling at her sister. >> What do you want? >> Don't escalate this. You walk away. I'm praying in cuffs. Okay, >> I don't care. You can arrest me now. >> That's a felony, by the way. >> I don't care, bro. Get off of me. On December the 28th, 2024, officers received a call from a mother regarding her daughter. As soon as they arrived, the mother and daughter, in distress, filled them in on the horrors that they had just experienced in their own home. >> What's going on today? >> Um, you better rest. She attacked my daughter. >> Okay. Can I >> come on inside here? My mom's in here and everything. I'm sick of it. This is it. She's attacked my dog. My daughter's upset, crying. She's stepping on my feet, threatening me. She's 17. That's She's We'll get my move. What happened? >> So, um I was hoping to get her shoes out a pair of shoes out. >> She's upset. >> And then I heard Orya say I thought she said, "Oh, oh, Larry's outside." So, I was like, "What? What?" She wasn't answering. So, I was I was saying what? And she was like, "I she was nothing. He was in my room." She got all mad at me, started yelling at us. No, that's one thing. She's not dumb enough. Stepping on my feet. Just got my mom. My mom's in there upset. I'm up here packing my house. I'm leaving next Friday. >> That old? >> Yeah, it's my cat. >> And I'm just sick of it. >> What did she do to you? >> Just like screaming in my face. >> That's it. She didn't put her hands on you? >> No. >> Okay. >> And And I'm sick of it. I can't do this. My mom's in there 80 years old. Just got the >> See you when you move out. >> No, she's not. >> Okay. My mother just got out of the hospital. I have a heart surgery and I can't do this. >> Okay. >> And I can't do this. I can't do this. Get my mom into having another heart attack. I can't do it. >> I don't have I don't have enough to arrest her today. I mean, I got to have marks. So, >> yeah, we're in here. >> But is this her and the pink hoodie out here? >> Yeah. >> Okay, we'll go talk. I don't want her back in my house. She came out. She went up in my daughter's face and getting ready to take my daughter. I had to step in the middle of it. All right. >> We'll go jump out with >> her. She's not going. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. We'll talk to her. >> Yep. I'm going to drive. I'm not walking. >> An officer proceeded to speak to the suspect who was non-compliant. And if that wasn't enough, she played a nasty trick on the officer. And before she knew it, the cuffs locked shut, sealing her fate. What's going on today? >> What's going on with her address? >> That's not my house. >> Okay. Well, don't go back over there. >> Well, I live there. >> Stop walking away. >> What do you want? >> Don't escalate this. You walk away. I'm praying cuffs. Okay. >> I don't care. You can arrest me with me. Have a conversation with me. >> I don't have to for what? >> You do have to. Actually, that's what's going >> Okay. Look, you're not pressing charges on me. I'm not going to jail. >> That's not how that works. She's still >> Yeah, she's not pressing charges. >> She wants to. >> Then tell her to press charges. What are you asking me for? >> Tell me what's going on. >> Why? >> Tell me what's going on. >> I don't have to. >> Walk away. I will throw >> I'm not scared of you blaming me. Okay. So, you can take >> back to her house cuz you're not coming to my property. Okay. >> Do not escalate this. >> Why? There's an officer walking to you right now. >> I'm aware of that. >> Okay. Well, you can let me go. >> What's going on? >> Where do you want? >> Tell me what's going on. >> I don't have to. >> You do? No, I don't >> kind of do. >> I'm not even on her property. >> Put your hands on anybody in there. >> Did you? You're grabbing me like you're scaring my mom outside and I can press charges on you. >> Do it. >> Yeah, I care. No, >> you can't. >> Yeah, I can. You're outside. >> You're detaining and keep walking away. >> No, I don't. I'm sorry. >> That's felony, by the way. >> I don't care, bro. Get off of me. I know. >> I know. >> Stand up. >> Can't tell him to get off. >> Stand up. I need a wheelchair. >> Help me. >> The suspect escalated the situation with each passing [music] second, pushing it toward an inevitable outcome. >> Get off of me. >> All right. Well, that's not getting in that car. Tell my mommy to do the ground. I'm scared of >> [snorts] >> I'm sorry about that. >> 873 cut. >> You need me four times. >> Yeah. >> Turn nothing into something. >> Yeah. >> Can we get their info, too? >> Yeah. might as well run her up. >> There's no crime over there at the house, >> huh? >> But >> you want me to keep her? >> It was uh >> we'll need them cuz that's why we're that's why she was detained. So >> my daughter That hurts. Dead birth. Good. >> She ain't got nothing illegal. I can tell you that much. >> No, that's I mean, we're not double. >> I know. >> That's mom. Where do you want your stuff? >> Why? >> Cuz your mom's moving. >> I don't care. I'm not going to jail. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, I'm not. I'm going to a mental hospital. >> You're going to jail? >> No, I'm not. You just kicked an officer four times. You headbutted me. >> No, I did not. >> Pulled away, poked my nose. You're going to jail. >> Okay. >> Where do you want your stuff? >> That's not an answer what I asked. >> I have to talk to you. >> Okay, that works for me. >> She said she doesn't want to talk to me and she doesn't care. So, >> I'll take it all to my daughters. All her property in my house. >> Do what you need to do. >> I'm taking it all to my daughters. >> So, what is she being charged with? >> Aggravate battery to police officer >> and what else? >> Resisting >> for both of us. >> For both of you. Two counts and resisting. >> Yep. >> So, she won't be getting out no time soon, huh? >> Definitely not. >> Okay, good. She going get the help that she needs. >> Perfect. In the meantime, get your stuff and >> I am. I got to go get the U-Haul Friday and I'm packing my house up now. >> I'll send you all these. >> Okay. >> I'll add them to the call and send them. >> Sounds good. >> All right. Thank you. >> Nope. >> In the end, the suspect was charged with two counts of severe battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. Next, we have this 13-year-old brat, Olivia, who thought she could throw a tantrum at everyone just because her mom didn't let her have her way. >> Olivia, >> just breathe. Okay, get the away from me. >> Let go of >> let go. All I wanted was to go to court. >> I told you in the car to be quiet. >> All I wanted was to go to court. Everybody's f here besides mine. >> On July the 18th, 2024, officers responded to complaints of a disturbance at a parking lot. It was a heated exchange between a mother and her teenage daughter. The daughter's cries seemed to stem from unmet demands, prompting officers to step in to determine what was going on. As they reached the location, it didn't take long for them to find the individuals. >> No, talk. Let me talk. Let me talk. Ma'am, what's going on? >> Let me talk. >> What's going on? >> My car won't start for court. >> Okay. Okay. Just let's take a breather. What's wrong with her? >> I She won't let me finish one sentence. It's my sentence. Let me finish my sentence. I am because of your dad, my mom. >> Come here, sweetie. Come here. Talk to mom. I want to go. >> Let me You stop crying. Let me finish my sentence. >> Let me finish my sentence. >> Stop. Don't say >> no. Stop telling me what to do. You want me to go home? >> Yes, I do. But you are the child. I am the adult. The officers were taken by surprise by the chaos and had no clue what was going on. The woman and her 13-year-old daughter both were screaming their heads off. The officers tried to resolve the issues [music] between them, but getting them to calm down was a different matter altogether. >> Olivia, this has nothing to Olivia, you never let me talk. >> Are you have to go? >> She won't let me talk. I'm sorry. >> So, we're going to have to separate you guys so the yelling just calms down for a little bit. Okay. >> No, we're late for court. >> We have to go to court. >> Well, you're not free to leave right now. We have to make sure everything's okay. I don't care if you're late for court. Mom, >> I will explain to the judge why you're late for court. We just got to make sure if you don't you don't >> if you Yes, we're okay. >> Okay. Well, stop. Don't scream at me. First of all, it's like we're fine. >> Obviously, you can't. No, cops don't help us. Cops us up. >> I've never dealt with you, so whatever. Stop telling me to stop. >> Okay, step out. One of you step out, please. >> I need a cigarette. I have no cigarettes. I need a cigarette. >> Olivia, can you step out? >> No, I'll step out. I need a cigarette. I need a cigarette. >> Your cigarette. Okay. >> I don't have a cigarette. >> I have a cigarette. Hold on. I have a cigarette. >> Cigarette. God, I need a cigarette. >> I have a cigarette for you. Okay. Can you walk with me and I have a cigarette for you? >> Okay. >> Do you have a light? >> Yeah, I have a light. Just come over here with me. Okay. Stop it, Luke. >> I can't. I beat my own [ __ ] over here. >> Here you go. >> You got it. >> Can you just give her space? We're depressed cuz we have court today. But we're >> What time was porn at? >> 8:30. Can you just tell her to backy's instigating? >> So So if we just She's 30. Just leave her alone. Does she have the keys in there? >> Will she drive off? >> No. >> Okay. What's going to help her? Just giving her some space. >> Yes, give her space. >> We'll give her some space if that's what's going to help her. Okay. Once everybody's calmed down and we've made sure nothing's going on, we'll get you guys on your way. Okay. >> It's We're We're late for court. >> Who was court with? What judge? >> Do you remember? >> It's a girl. >> It's a girl. Um >> for civil. Yeah. >> Magistrate court. Do you have their contact number so we can call them? No, >> I do in my car, but I don't want to call them. >> That way they know what's going on so you don't get any type of repercussion. >> I don't know their phone number. >> No. Okay, we'll call for you. >> I have a lawyer who doesn't listen to me. I have the Rioancho Police Department that don't listen to me. I have the FBI that don't listen to me. I have my family not listen to me. I have the state police not take my call cuz you are already on the case. But you're not doing >> We had because of my family. And I'm sick of this. It's not fair what they've done to me and my daughter. >> I' I've never come in contact with you and your daughter. >> But this is where [music] things turn even more chaotic. The daughter Olivia decides to get out of the car and make a run for it. >> Olivia, >> just breathe. Okay. >> Get the away from me. [screaming] Just let go of the words. Okay, just let her sitter. >> Yeah, we're going to sit down, but you're not going to attack me. Let her sit with you. Let her sit down. I know they're getting taken off. Just sit down. Let go. Let's off of me. Hand on me. Sit down. Sit down. [screaming] >> Let go of me. >> Take them off. >> No, I'm not going to take them off because she attacked her. No, >> I don't get back. Just get back. >> Let go of it. >> I hate all cops. I hope you all get fired. >> Stop. >> Yes. Just you like stop right now. >> I want to go to court. That's all I want. I want to go home. >> I want to go home. >> Look at me. Look at me. Want to go home. Look at me without freaking out. >> I want you to come home, too. Take these off me. >> I'm going to take them off you until you breathe for a second. >> Take them off. >> I'm not going to take you >> for what? >> Because you don't calm down for a second. >> I can call you. That's fine. Go ahead. >> You can't. You're 13. >> All I want is to go home. >> All I want is to go to court. >> Should we just talk you separately? >> I just want to go. You shut your mouth. We would have gone to court. >> Stop. You need to listen to adult. >> No. >> No. I have to go now. I'm missing my core. >> Stop. [crying] >> Please let me go. Let us go. >> Olivia, can you just breathe through? >> No. Can you let me go? >> I'm not going to let you go. >> That's not okay. >> That's not You don't understand. just dealing with. >> Let me go. >> I'm going to have an ambulance come check her out cuz I can't go to court. [screaming] >> The officer immediately handcuffs Olivia after she hits her. But even after she was handcuffed, Olivia refused to calm down and created even more chaos. >> I love you, Olivia. >> All I wanted was to >> I know I wanted you to go home, too. It's not fair what's happening, Olivia. I told you. >> It's not. No, Olivia. It's not cuz I told you to stop so I can sit down. >> Stop getting control. Let me go. >> She's not. She's emotional. [screaming] >> Please don't call me. I'm going to put you to get worse. I'm going to stop. At least it's not her. >> I am. >> No. I want to be with my mom. >> No. No. >> You stop. No. Calm down. >> Okay, I'll stop. I don't want to go in there. >> I want to be with my mom. >> If you just stop. Let me get you chipped out. >> No. Pass court, bro. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> No, I didn't start at 8:30. >> It's already passed. >> Let me go. Exactly. [crying] >> Okay. >> I am. Let me go. >> You continue to act >> because I just want to go home. You've never been a boss again. You don't know what the this is like. >> Well, you're not making it any better for yourself. >> Let me go. >> I'm not going to let you go. >> Let go of me, bro. I'll calm down. Just let go of me. >> Sit down in the car. >> No. I don't have a reason to handcuff me or put me in the >> 100% I do. >> What's your reason? >> You're trying to run away from this. You're not running away. You are not running away. I'm not running. Mom, tell him to stop. >> Tell them you don't give permission. >> No. >> 100%. Of course. >> No, I'm not getting in there. >> Are you going to come and I'll let you sit with your mom? >> Yes. Just let take these off of me. I'm not going to take those off you go for yourself. >> Let go of me. >> I'm not going to let go. >> Let go of me. >> Shut your mouth for one second. >> You shut your mouth. Just shut your ugly mouth >> again. No. >> No. You don't have to understand. >> Mommy. [crying] [screaming] Mommy. Just get in the car. >> Mom, don't go. >> You guys just They will stop. They will stop if you do. >> They're making me miss my Olivia, you just should have sat down and be quiet. >> She kept screaming her lungs out, saying she wanted to go to court. Her mother did little to pacify her. In fact, she seemed completely lost and didn't know what to do to calm her daughter down. >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> Be manipulated by my family. >> You're hurting me. You tell them to let >> Olivia will calm down. >> I will. Let go of me. They're hurting me. >> Calm down first. Calm down. >> They're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> Let go of me. I didn't do anything. All I wanted was to go with it. [crying] >> Please. >> This has been happening since I moved into my apartment cuz my family >> Let go of me. You're hurting me. >> Sit down. >> Let go of me. You're hurting me. And both of us >> let go of me and I will let go of David to let go. >> They will [crying] hurt me. >> Exactly what I told you in the car. >> All I wanted was to go to court. >> I told you in the car to be quiet. >> All I wanted was to go to court. It's everybody's fault here besides mine. All I wanted was to go to court. >> This is your fault. You need to >> No, it's not. All I wanted was to go. >> Let me finish my sentence. This is This is not your fault. But the way it's everybody's fault here is your ways. >> You're not listening. >> No, it's everybody's fault here besides. >> Just be quiet. >> I didn't do anything. >> I told you in the car just to be quiet. >> I don't care. >> Just be quiet. You need to You care. That's why you're freaking out. >> Just be quiet. >> Cool. >> That's the only thing I want to know. >> I know. >> Soon more officers and paramedics arrived, but even they struggled to handle the daughter just like her mother. But just when the situation seemed under control, things [music] escalated again. >> Olivia, >> no. >> Olivia, >> no. >> You were choosing to be the worst. >> Olivia, >> no. >> Stop. >> No. >> Olivia, I'm Chris. We've never met before. >> You're supposed to go to court right now. >> Yes. I was supposed to go like an hour ago. >> It's not her fault. She's the child. >> This is the zombie want to go to court. >> Okay. Relax. [crying] Relax. >> No. >> No. Okay. Listen, Olivia, I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> She's off me and I'll talk to you. >> We're going to get them off, but I want you >> I want you to make them off. >> What's going on is she's just upset cuz she wants to come home with her mom. But >> this is my only chance to go along and you guys are ruining it. >> Listen, you should Olivia, look. Look at me. >> Hold on. Look at me. I'm going to have water. >> I'm going to make sure you get to it in 30 minutes water. >> I'm going to make sure that you get there. Let me go. >> Olivia, listen. >> There's no bottled water. You kidding me? >> Let me go. >> I need water. We're dehydrated. What the Where's our fire cups? You >> let me go. Mom, stop. >> You have no bottled water. [crying] >> I just want to go. >> Do you have a cigarette? Does anyone have a cigarette? >> I want to go. >> Oh my god. You're such an [ __ ] You're laughing at me. You think it's funny that me and my daughter are >> Can I have a cigarette? Mom, >> grab a cigarette, please. >> We don't have any cigarettes. >> Nobody smokes. >> Yeah, a lady. Well, good for you. I do. >> Let me go. >> That lady has a cigarette. >> All we want is water. >> Take them off, man. >> Can I have a cigarette? >> Can I have a cigarette? Anybody have a cigarette? Anyone have a cigarette? >> They would have water. Do you have a cigarette? >> Mom, come here. Thank you. Thank you. >> Olivia, >> let me go. >> Listen, Olivia, >> let me go. >> Olivia, so you're supposed to go to court right now. >> Yes, you guys are ruined again. >> Listen, I'm going to make sure you go to court. >> Then let me go now. >> I'm going to call them and tell them that you're on your way. Okay. >> Okay. The thing is off me. >> We're going to take that off when you calm down. >> Okay, I'm calm. I just want to go with my mom. >> I Your mom's coming back. So, I'm going to go call the court to make sure they understand you're coming so your day isn't ruined. All right. >> Okay. Don't take these off me. >> When When you calm down and you're not screaming, I'm calm >> and you're not screaming. >> We can we can do that. Okay. >> Wait, Mom. >> Can I take it off? >> What's wrong with your car? >> Are you on your way to court? >> Yeah, we were, but it's late. >> Yes, we're like I told you I can't believe how does a fire department not have a bottled water. >> Nuts, dude. You guys are like creating more bull. >> When my dog went down the river, they they gave us water. The fire department was there with my dog. >> Ma'am, >> what's your what's your name, ma'am? >> Katie. I already told you guys. >> Well, I just got here. >> You guys all know us. >> Well, I don't know you. Are you on your way to court now, Katie? >> We were going to miss it. >> You're not. I like >> I don't know how the court is. >> I do because I can call them. Okay. I want to go. >> My car has a trouble. >> Mom, don't I want to go? Your car. >> Is your car Are you able to get to court? >> Yes. >> Your car works? >> Yeah. It It gets too hot, overheated, so I have to stop. Let it cool down. >> But right now, is it fine so you guys can get on your way to court? >> The officers finally managed to calm them down and allowed them to leave for court. [music] Meanwhile, 13-year-old Olivia, who had been screaming about going to court, got her wish. but for a different [music] reason. >> Here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to make sure we're good to go and then you guys are on your way to court. Does that work for you? >> Yeah. Could you call the court? >> I I told your daughter I'm going to call the court as soon as Now that everybody's calm and we're not yelling, I can take care of all of this. Okay. >> So, I'm going to call them for you. As long as we can stay calm, we're going to be done. Everybody's on their way. All right. >> Okay. Now, he's off to me. Tell them to think about me. I'll be calm. I promise. >> I'm Let me make this call. I'm going to get you on your way. Okay. >> So, like I said, if we keep arguing and yelling, I can't do that. I'm going to go make the call. >> We're good. Which court are you going to? District Court. >> I don't know. >> No, the CFD court. >> Where's Do you know where that's at? >> Yeah. 13th district, whatever. >> Okay. So, district court just down here in Idelia, right? Okay. I'm going to call them. We're done. Everything's good. You're going to get out of handcuffs. We're all going to be on our way. Everybody's good. All right. >> Kitty, I I called. Like I said, I called for you guys. I told them that you had police contact. They said to go down there right now and they'll see what they can do for you. Okay. >> Did you say that our car was burned out? >> I I told them that I blamed the police department. I said you guys >> Oh, thank you. >> I said the police department you had police department interaction and we caused you to be late. >> Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. Oh, why did you say we had police interaction? >> I just said that you had police interaction. I didn't tell them anything further. >> But if it's your fault, then what should I say? >> No, you can by all means tell them that you had contact with the police and that's what stalled you. Like I told them, >> my car stalled me. >> Okay, that's fine. Like I said, I like Olivia, like I said, I was going to call for you. I did. All they're asking is that you go you guys go down there and they'll see what they can do for you. Okay. >> Okay. Me, too. >> All right. In the end, she was now charged with resisting arrest and obstructing officers. Moving on to this group of entitled teens who tried to mouth off to cops after they were caught causing a nuisance. On September the 16th, 2023, police officers were dispatched to a parking lot in a response to a 911 report about a group of people engaging in reckless driving. Upon arrival, the officers found themselves facing a hostile and aggressive crowd. >> I ain't do nothing. Go ahead, do it. I'll sue the out of you. Go ahead. Watch out. Watch the out, [ __ ] >> What are you going to do? >> He ain't do nothing. Y'all don't got the right to do that [ __ ] I know. Hey, >> more stupid. >> Almost ran me over some guns. [laughter] >> Stand in front of my car. >> I wasn't standing in front of your car, you stupid. >> Julian also sent me a couple toes on him from >> I wish he would have hit me. I really wish >> you guys. >> Yeah, we know. >> Hey, that's why we got the tow trucks are coming. >> He said we can be here. [laughter] Damn. You just hit him with the door. My man. You hit people. >> You guys hear people ass mother. You hit people in the face. >> You hit me in the face. My ass bro, [ __ ] >> that [ __ ] crazy. >> What's up? Bro, what's up? What's up? My car. >> Huh? >> Hey, look. Hey, look. Check out me, too. >> You open that door, you hit him, right? >> But what if one of us was standing right there doing nothing? >> Yo, goofy hell. Goofy. Goofy. That's not your whole badge number. I know the I know. I know. I know how this go, bro. What's your bad number? What's your badge number? Dude, that's not the whole bad number. The guy get the whole badge number. >> How many times I got to tell you? 57. >> The situation quickly escalated, forcing the police to take swift action to disperse them. >> Hey, you trying to get my bad number in the face, boy. Your ass is like able, idiot. We ain't leaving to your [ __ ] >> As soon as your boss come, I'mma tell him, "Core hands on my boy." Hey Bill looking ass mother. >> Huh? >> You bro. Back off. Come here now. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Or what? >> Back the up. >> Who are you talking? >> Who are you talking? >> What the back now? Get out of here. >> Hey, come back. >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I ain't do nothing. I didn't do nothing, >> bro. I didn't do nothing. >> No, I didn't. >> I know my right. >> Don't tase me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Aggravate battery. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do enough, bro. I ain't I do. >> I didn't do nothing. You ain't in custody yet. >> Mine's back over there. Car's over here right now. In the midst of all the chaos, the officers managed to successfully apprehend one of the instigators. >> Yeah, the iron's going to stick me, poke me. about Good dog. >> I'm all good. >> Okay. All right. >> Appreciate it. >> No problem. >> Hello. >> Smart decision. >> What' I do wrong? >> Go yourself too then pig. >> That was a throwback. Why you change it? You want to go back to it? >> That was a good one. >> I got you. I got you. [music and singing] >> All right. I'm going to put your phone in my pocket. Can you remind me? >> Okay. I appreciate you being really nice. >> No problem. Things happen. I get it. But >> I get where you guys are coming from. You want to hang out, but you've seen those videos where people are getting run over. >> Oh, yeah. >> In the end, he was taken to jail and charged with two counts of resisting arrest. Those teens were horrendous, but nothing can prepare you for this next spoiled brat who tried to bully the police officers into submitting to him. >> Looks like someone's trying to either of you touch me again, I swear to God, I'll go inside and call cops. Oh, what? You think I'm going to attack him? Oh, you think I'm going to run? Because guess what? I did cross country. I bet I could run our freedom of >> asking you to call her father and have him be. >> I'm not on anything. >> On August the 9th, 2024, police officers from Burlington Police Department responded to a call about a group of young girls hanging out in a parked car. According to the caller, they seemed intoxicated and were acting completely out of control. When the officers arrived at the scene, how they met the ladies raised eyebrows. At first, everything appeared routine until the young lady decided that it was an awesome idea to be an arrogant brat. >> Hi there. >> Hello, >> Sergeant Wbert the police. How's it going? >> Good. >> Just checking on you like you all passed out here. >> Are you guys okay? >> Yeah. No, we haven't been here that long. >> You haven't been here that long? >> No. >> What's that? I I I can't hear hear you. >> Take a nap. Clearly, they're present in the vehicle. Okay. Which one is your backpack? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have one? >> I have to make a bag. >> Okay, just keep an eye on it. I want to >> The cops genuinely tried to understand what had transpired and how they got to that point. Upon further investigation, the cops soon made some shocking discoveries [music] and one that was going to change the course of the entire investigation. At >> any point you want to revoke consent, you tell me. Okay. Okay. That's it. >> Then there's no no nothing, right? >> So you said you didn't care. That means I get it back, right? >> No, you don't get it back. >> What do you mean? >> I'm not going to write you up for it, but you can't have it back. >> You have a medical car? >> Yeah. Head out my uh >> Where? Where? >> Where is it? >> It's at home. >> Can you show it to me? No, it's at home. >> Is this in a locked container like it's supposed to be? >> Huh? No, I just kind of keep it in my bag. But you can contact my father. >> Do you really want it to wake your father up right right now? >> No, please don't. But >> Exactly. >> For now. I need that or I won't be able to sleep. >> That's a really big ball right here. >> Yeah, I just bought that so you can't take it. Sorry. blue. >> She blew. >> Looks like someone's trying to frame you. >> I'm not trying to frame you. It's your backpack. >> I know. >> I'm so surprised. >> At this point, the officers were beginning to have an idea of what had happened before their arrival. But what was going to happen after was mostly going to depend on the young lady's attitude. Okay. So, I mean, if you have medical car, you should really carry that with you. Yeah. >> Okay. And right now, I have no proof of that. >> I take back the search. This was fun while it lasted. >> Okay. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You can't take that. That's not how Okay. You don't want me to search the rest, right? >> Uh, I didn't want you to search actually the whole time. >> Go ask my doctor. >> I asked I explained to you very clearly. You said yes. Right in front of me. The camera is recording. >> Yeah. Well, I didn't know that somebody put this on my bag. >> Okay. Well, it's a little too late for that now. It's it's it's here. >> Okay. >> Oh, wait. You are not taking that whole ball. >> I'm just going to move it over here for now. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Watch this. >> We all blew zeros, did we not? >> Mhm. >> Seems sober enough to be talking to you. I don't understand why we have to keep making this a deal. Like, I want to go home. Quickly try to set the whole place here. Sit down. >> Sit down, please. >> Have a seat, please. Burlington, Vermont. >> Have a seat, please. Logan, >> have a seat. Have a seat, please. Okay, >> gotcha. Lipa Burlington police officer. >> Grabbed me aggressively when I did a cartwheel. We two witnesses. >> Okay, cool. Cool. Can't wait to talk to >> There's There There's a camera on here. Okay. >> Oh, good. Then they saw it, too. Yeah. Okay. >> Hey, so by the way, I did a cartwheel. Guess what he did? Grabbed me. Scary, right? >> Listen, so we need you to sit down and relax. We can't just have you like running off and doing whatever. Okay, that's not how things works. Please, I'm asking you nicely. Just sit down, relax. >> From her attitude, it was clear that she had something to hide. At least that was the only logical explanation for interrupting the officers and throwing out ridiculous threats. But no matter how hard she tried, it was only a matter of time before the cops uncovered the truth and put her arrogant self where she deserved. >> Sit down, please. Sit down. Sit down, please. >> And bombs aren't illegal. >> She says that bongs are >> She's making a statement, not trying to are not illegal. Since when are bombs illegal? By finding the evidence that a bong is illegal. You can buy a bong from a bomb shop down. I'm just asking you to please sit down. >> What happened to my brother? >> Sit down. Sit down. >> We're not play the game. >> I'll be calm if you're calm. Sit down if you're calm. I'll be calm if you're calm. >> You put your hands on me. >> If you don't sit down, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> Please sit down. >> Sit down. I have the right to stand up. I have the right to put my leg up. I have the right to sit on this trash can. I have the right to do whatever the want. Who's going to >> You are acting disorderly right now. >> Want to know why? Okay, I'm you're wasting our time. >> Listen, you can be if you want, but you're acting this early. If you act this early, you will be arrested for disy conduct. I'm not trying to do that. I'm not I'm being very patient with you right now. You're running around. You're doing cartwheel. You're trying to You're trying to run. >> You keep trying to get you to literally >> you're almost trying to run right here and you and keep approaching him, pointing fingers at him and stuff. >> Don't do that. This man put his hands on me aggressively like >> don't don't don't don't don't don't grab him. >> Oh god. >> Oh, so he can do it. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> So he can do it to me, but I can't do it back. >> Down. [screaming] He can do it to me, but I can't do it back. If a man hits you, you can't hit them back. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> No. Get your hands off me. >> Sit down. >> Get your hands off me. One, two. >> You think I'm 5 years old? >> Sit down. Being a pretty spoiled brat, it was easy for her to assume that the officer's [music] kindness meant that she had an actual say in the situation. She continued to test their patience, and with the look of things, she was going to keep going until they ran out of it. >> Sit down right now. >> Neither of you touch me again, I swear to God, I'll go inside and call cops. Not you guys, other cops. >> Not a camera. Two harassments. Two men harassed me tonight. >> And their officers are don't know how to pronounce your last name. ng guen and l i p a >> burlington police officers. Hope you got all that on camera. >> Be quiet for a second. I'm being very patient with you right now. Okay. >> You just put your hands on me because you grabbed your hands on me. >> You grabbed him. >> He grabbed me. Are you kidding? I would have punched him back if I could have. But guess what you would have done? >> Face, put me in handcuffs, or probably send me to jail because you guys picked me. >> You can tape if you want. I'm taping right now, too. >> You want to? >> Okay. >> You want to know? You want to know something? >> What's that? >> You could be saving lives right now, but instead you try to impersonate people for what? Smoking some. >> This is back. >> Like, get used to it. You put your hands on me. And I'm also allowed to take a walk this way. >> Right now, you are being detained. >> And this way. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> And this way. >> I'm being so patient right now. Please don't make me. >> I I walked I walked two steps this way and two steps back. And guess what? >> I'm being so patient. I felt the need to like come at me. Logan, >> we can't have you just run off. Okay, please. >> You're going to We're calling your parents. >> We're calling your parents. >> 802 >> 911 911 911 >> 911. >> She's 911. That's my number. >> We're making you leave. God forbid, right? For some reason, despite her overbearing attitude, the cops decided to take a milder approach and save her from herself. But even the kindest of officers cannot save a brat from herself. At least not especially when she [music] was hellbent on seeing herself in jail. >> Logan, why did you do that? >> Why did you do that? Why did what I do? >> Why did you take that and throw it back in the car? >> Protection. >> Yes. >> Can you grab that bong? Hand it to me, please. >> Can you give She drew the bong back there. Can you give me the bong, please? We're not going to play this game. Okay. I've been more than impatient. >> What bong? That's my >> Why do I have to grab it? Like, why does this have to be a dramatic piece of >> Logan's father? >> 104. I'll call in. I mean, technically, I mean, she should be arrested for this only conduct, if you ask me. Okay. I I get it. She's I get it. She's upset she got stopped by the police tonight. I I just need somebody who >> is able to, you know, watch over her. Okay. All right. Thank you, sir. So, her dad is coming to pick her up. You guys can leave if you want, cuz he he is he's very concerned right now, too. >> You can give me that bong back right now. >> Your dad's coming. >> You can give me that bong back. No, he he he's he's taking that bomb, >> right? >> He's taking that bomb. >> No, no, no. >> He's taking that bomb. >> Oh. Oh, wait. Do you have 80 bucks to go to Northern Lights right now with me? >> Please don't. We're not going to argue. Please. >> $8. >> Your dad's coming. We're going to explain. We're going to talk to him when we get there. Okay. >> $78. Make a bargain. >> We're not going to argue. >> Really easy for you. >> We're not going to argue. >> 70 bucks. I'll put in the N bucks for you. >> We're not going to ruin my night. >> We're not going to argue. >> Oh, I'm not arguing. I'm saying you owe me money. You have a whole lot. I don't think anybody else has to say besides yourself. >> We're not going to argue this, okay? We talked about it already. >> All right. I'm still remembering your name. >> Yep. Sergeant Wina over there. >> Officer, please don't walk towards him. Do not walk towards him. >> Oh, well. You think I'm going to attack him? Oh, you think I'm going to run? Guess what? I did cross country. I bet I could run the bottle, far away. >> That's it. Adam, put her in handcuffs. right now. >> Stop resisting. Stop. You You are under arrest. Stop resisting. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop [screaming] resisting. Stop resisting. >> Put her in handcuffs. >> No. >> Stop resisting. >> No. >> Stop resisting. >> What the Did I >> Stop resisting. >> I gave you I gave her Stop resisting. >> You really want Stop. >> Stop resisting. Please stop. Don't kick me. Oh my god. She just kicked me. >> You're going to break my arm. >> She just kicked me. >> Stop fighting. >> You're going to break my arms. [screaming] >> Stop kicking me. >> Stop kicking me. >> This is abuse. >> You are going to get afraid. Stop. And that will be the worst. >> Stop resisting of your life. [screaming] >> I'm not. They're literally trying to hurt me. >> Stop. I just need you to stop resisting. >> This is abuse. >> Stop resisting. Please >> get the >> Stop kicking. >> Stop kicking off of me. You're breaking my bridge. I swear to >> Can you be careful? >> Stop kicking me. >> I'm trying [screaming] to not >> stop. You're breaking my >> Getting her arrested [music] was long overdue. But what happened next unlocked a whole new level of chaos. But in all, she was learning a lesson she was not going to be forgetting anytime [music] soon. >> I couldn't get away. >> Okay, ma'am. You have nothing to do with this. Please wrong. Please stop me. Ma'am, no. >> You have that other please. >> They're hurting me. >> Stop it, Logan. >> You better let me go. >> To meet us at the PD. >> You better let go. >> You better let me. >> 67. Can you call her? No, too. She just kicked me again. >> Oh my god. You put your hands on me twice. What do you mean I just kicked you? This is a Just because you guys are bigger than men and I can't >> Can you call her that? >> Kidding me. You're allowed to abuse me because you're amaz. >> Get in the car, please. >> Just because you have a badge. >> Get in the car. >> I don't have a badge, so I can't. Get in the car. >> No. I've done [screaming] nothing wrong. >> Get in the car, please. Freedom of >> asking you to call her father and have him meet. >> I'm not on anything. >> I refuse. >> Get in the car, please. Get in the car. >> Refuse. >> Get in the car, please. >> Logan, by the way, >> get in the car, please. >> You are under arrest at this point. >> You are not going to tell me I'm under arrest. >> You are under arrest. >> You're under arrest for disorderly conduct and assaulting a police officer. >> Assault. You guys assaulted me. You can't grab [screaming] my arms. I can't move. >> Put your hands on me. >> No. If you can put your hands on me. >> Get in the car. >> Right. I'll put my hands on you. If you >> get in the car, please. >> Get in the car. [screaming] >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car, please. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car, please. >> Get in the car. >> You're the [laughter] cop. >> You're the cop. >> Get in the car, please. >> Stop. This is a big hospital. >> Get in the car. >> You haven't done anything. >> Get in the car, please. [screaming] >> I haven't alone. [screaming] >> No. >> Get in the car, please. Get in the car, please. >> No. >> Get in the car. >> I haven't done this. >> Get in the car, please. >> He grabbed my boob. >> I did not grab your Harassment. >> Britney harassment. >> Logan. [screaming] Help. They're attacking me. They Someone please. >> They grabbed my leg. >> 911. >> I'm [music] just going to go back the quarters. >> Anything, >> please. Tell tell everyone that these men harass me. They need to lose their jobs. >> 3. So, >> Logan, what I would like to [music] do is bring you back into the holding area, take you out of handcuffs, and go from there. So, like I said, if you're going to cooperate, we can put you in a holding cell. It is a holding cell. It's not like your living room being straight with you. That but it gets you out of handcuffs. Is that something you want to do? >> Give me a quick minute. >> I mean, like, yes, I want my shoes. Don't leave them there. >> I'm going to leave them here for now. We'll come back and get them. So, as long as you're compliant, no one's going to put their hands on you. But if you become non-compliant again, that's okay. >> All right. How does he miss out? >> All right. So, if you stand up, I'll take you out of handcuffs. Does your jacket have any strings on it? >> Uh, can you take your necklace off? You want to just leave them on the bench? So, unfortunately with um with this in here, we can't [music] give you anything that can go around your neck. Can you take that other necklace off for me? Um, if you get cold, which I don't think you'll be in there for too long, we can cut the strings out if you want, but All right. Um, so your dad is here. We're going to chat collectively with him. Um, see if we can find a agreeable situation or end result for at least some of this stuff. Um, want to grab your shoes. Shoes and jacket. >> Bratz are usually gangsters, so they sit in the jail cell and reflect on their decisions that brought them this far. The reality of spending some days to cool off [music] in jail was scarier for her. And for the first time all evening, she was beginning to see that actions had consequences. What happened? Number one, just a regular citation. I need to I also think I justice. >> Well, if you want to have one chance to do it, if you were 18 now, you're no longer 17. >> Exactly. I'm an adult and I The smart move is to let them write your citation. Let them process you and then you can you are 18 can file a complaint. You have a body camera. You can request to see. >> All right. The right thing right now is to end this and your two friends are scree. The best wise choice right now is to let you let them process you right. The thing is is I am broke and that bong that I just bought today is the only thing that's all you want. >> Honey, there are other ways to relieve stress from marijuana. You don't need >> uh Yeah. Dad, have you ever had really bad No, you haven't. >> You have a choice here. You have an easy way or a very hard way. >> And I would choose the hard way. >> So what you want them to rescue? They could carry you out and lock you up for days. I mean, think about it. Okay. But like I just >> process you. I will back you and file the report if you feel that is necessary. I will back you 100%. But do the smart thing. Take the citation. Take the easy route out and then use >> that. That problem can be solved if you go to lock up. You're not going to get high for days. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So do the smart thing. Let them process you and then get the citation. >> Government's all about like money. So there's a path of justice $80 if you're just going to smash them on the ground. >> There's a path of justice, but you have to do the right thing and you have to follow the right way to do things. >> Take level processing and take the citation. That's the easy route. She was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, and assault on a law enforcement officer.