I'm asking you. Very respectful. I understand. My uncle's a cop from Bokeh. Like, I understand it. >> Let me know when you're done. I'll continue. >> Mom, he's trying to say I have alcohol in my breast. >> Well, you do. You're sitting here talking in my face. Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I'm speaking to you. >> Excuse I'm talking to my lawyer, who's my dad. Give me one second. >> Well, right now you're being detained for a DUI investigation. >> Some girls treat cops with the same lousy attitude they show everyone else. Talking down, rolling their eyes, and acting like basic respect doesn't apply to them. What happens when cops remind them that the law doesn't play favorites? >> No. >> So So listen, ma'am. Okay. >> No. How did I Did I fail? >> So So listen. Okay. Everything's been Okay. I'm Sergeant Johnson with the Albuquerque Police Department. >> Did I fail? >> Everything's been recorded. >> Did I fail? >> So please try not to slip your your cuffs. Okay. >> Matter to you, huh? That you're a piece of >> All right. Get in the cage. >> Do not. >> Here are the times bratty girls thought they were above the law. signing with Yashira, a rude and entitled brat who felt comfortable assaulting an officer. >> Okay, you guys need to leave. She needs to leave. Yes, >> I'm not speaking English, so >> they are not involved in this. Back off. >> No, back off. Back off. On July the 2nd, 2023 in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, deputies conducted a traffic stop on a female identified as Yashira. She was riding a motorcycle without wearing a helmet. However, the cops would soon come to discover that Yashira also did not have a valid license. At that moment, the officer did not know that he was in for a roller coaster with the entitled girl and her buddies. >> Turn it off, please. >> Turn the bike off, please. I'm not speaking English. >> Okay, let's put the kickstand down and step off the bike, please. Why? >> Because I'm asking you to. >> Huh? >> Because I'm asking you to. I'm asking you to step off the bike, please. Please step off the bike. >> Do you have an ID? >> No. My house. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Yes. >> Do you have a motorcycle endorsement? >> The motorcycle? No. Okay. Hey, you guys need to leave. No, >> she needs to leave. Yes, I'm not speaking English. So, >> they are not involved in this. What's your lastm? What's your last name? Adam. Mal initial ele May 15th 2010 male unknown break for second we have back off >> back off let me see your hands although it would have been smarter to just coop cooperate with the officer. Nashiro decided to show that she had almost no regard for the law. Not only was she guilty of several traffic infractions, she was doing her best to bully her way out of the situation. However, Yhira was soon going to learn why it was a bad idea to let others fight your battles for you. Back off. No. Back off. Back off. Back off. Back off. Back off. Back off. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands. WHY? >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Get back up. Back up right now. >> We need more help over here. >> Do not hit me. Back up. >> STOP. >> BACK UP. STAY BACK. >> Back up, Rachel. Take it back. >> Back up. >> She's in custody for battery and law enforcement. He's still fighting me. >> You ready? Hey, you [ __ ] hit me. You a man. >> You a man, bro. >> Why you hate? >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. Illegal. Go. If >> anyone else doesn't leave, if you don't leave, you're going to get arrested AS WELL. GO OVER THERE. >> Go over there. Back up. Everybody out >> right now. Back up. >> I don't have to explain anything to you. >> Shut your mouth. Shut up. My spot. Go over there. You got 5 seconds >> or you're going to get arrested, too. >> Go. Go. >> Go. Go. >> Stand up. Ready. >> We'll pick it up. >> Stop. Never mind. searching him. >> Charlie's attempt to play the knight in shining armor backfired on him massively, and both he and Yoshira would now face the consequences of their bad decisions. What you put in there, >> bro? Hey. Uh, what what happened the motorcycle? >> [ __ ] talk. >> No me no English broke. Uh, motorcycle level. >> Yeah. >> What? What? What problem? >> What problem? >> I'll explain back to Billy's motorcycle level. >> That's ours for now. >> What? You know English, bro. >> Motorcycle title. Tyler. What happened? No. No. No. No. No. >> Translate. We told it to Spanish. >> Bro, bro. Hey. Okay, bro. >> What's up? >> What? What? What happened? Motorcycle. >> We towed it. >> Not speaking English. >> A tow company. Huh? >> Impounded. >> No. Tradtor, bro. Not speaking English. Motorcycle. My my name. It's okay. What problem? Motorcycle. What problem is with it? >> But what mean English? What? What problem? WHAT? WHAT PROBLEM? WHAT? >> Yeshira was eventually charged with battery and resisting an officer, while Charlie was charged with only resisting an officer. Speaking of bratty girls thinking that they're above the law, this intoxicated duo thought that getting arrested for a DUI was nothing more than fun and games. >> Um, I don't think you can pull something off. >> Oh, yeah. You just committed a crime at peeing in public. Okay. So, next time I suggest, don't flip us up. Can you get a picture? Just get a cute picture of me. >> Sit down, dude. >> What's your social? >> Your mom. >> Yeah, you look like your mom did a good job. What's your name? What's your name? >> Jesus Christ. >> On a fateful night, officers were patrolling a parking lot when they noticed a girl peeing in public. She then proceeded to show the finger to the officers before returning to her vehicle. Needless to say, the deputies approached the car to question the rude female and were instantly met with her insufferable and know-it-all behavior. Throw >> down the window. >> Roll the window down. >> Roll it all the way down. >> All the way down. >> Yes, it is a law. You can step out the vehicle. >> You know what? To step out the vehicle. >> I'm telling you, step out the vehicle. You >> allow us to step out the vehicle? >> Yes. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out the vehicle. I'm not going to tell you again, but I'll just pull you out. Um, I don't think you can pull off something. >> Oh, yeah. You just committed a crime at peeing in public. Okay. So, next time I suggest don't flip us off and you're committing a crime. >> Okay. Just don't act stupid like that. >> Where's your ID? >> I don't have an ID from here. >> Have a seat on that ledge. >> What's your name? >> Jelly. >> What is it? >> Jelly. >> What's your actual name? >> What does it say on your ID? >> Jelly. >> Spell that. J E L I >> What's your last name? >> G. >> Don't me, dude. >> Step away from the driver side with your friend. I'm not putting cuz I'm not playing with you anymore. I'm telling you to step to the front of the car. I'm not going to tell you yet. Why you looking like that? Do you not understand what I'm saying? >> I was not doing nothing bad. >> What? What did I do wrong? >> What did you do wrong? >> Yes. >> What do you mean what did you do wrong? Why? Why do you want me to follow your direction? What? What was I doing that was so wrong? >> Did you not see a king in public? >> She wasn't here. >> No. >> What was she doing there? >> What does her have to do with me? >> Okay, just stay there. >> I'm not going to tell you again. Sit down. >> This is actually crazy. >> Is it? You just committed a crime. You're peeing in public. You could be arrested. Do you want that? >> No. >> Roll down your window. Roll your window down. You're both going to end up going to jail tonight. Well, you're being in public, which is a crime. Your friend here doesn't want to listen. So, the more you guys don't comply, the more likely it is you guys go to jail tonight. It's going to be all fun and games until you're in handcuffs. That's why you're smirking and laughing over there. Yeah, you're the one who messes [ __ ] games, right? >> Stand up and put your hands behind your back. >> Sit down. >> Sit down, dude. >> Y'all are actually insane. >> I miss you, though. >> Can you get a picture? She's just getting a cute picture of me. Sit down, dude. >> Huh? Go this way. This way. I love you. Anything in your pockets? M interesting. I thought something. We just picked up couple more charges then. >> The female responsible for peeing in public was sent straight down to jail. The spotlight now shifted to her friend, the driver, who had learned nothing from watching her friend get arrested. >> That goes a long way. All you guys have to do is listen to us. You >> mind coming down to business central? No one wants to speak to you. >> Probably right. >> You can throw her in a car. >> Throw her in a car. >> Can you tell me what's going on tonight? >> Okay. >> So >> So her drive, but she has when we pulled up her friend was peeing. So they tried to jump in the car and take off right away. She put the car in reverse and wanted to, but we stopped her. So there's the intention of driving. >> Sure. >> Okay. Ma'am, I'm Sergeant Johnson with police department. Okay. So you are being detained. You're not free to leave. Everything's been recorded. Okay. If you resist arrest force to be used against you. Okay. So you're under suspicion for DWI. Okay. So you're going to have the opportunity to do fields bright test. >> Her friend has 57 on her too, so they could be doing that. You need to step out of the vehicle and you have the opportunity to do full of bright test, ma'am. Okay. >> No, do not have permission to >> Okay, that's fine, ma'am. I'm I'm glad you came out here. Okay. So, I'm going to give you the opportunity to do filter right test. Okay. I can smell the alcohol on your breath. >> So, would you like to do filter bite test? Ma'am, everything's been recorded. I'm Sergeant Johnson with the police department. You are being detained. You're not free to leave. >> Very obvious. You said you smelled alcohol on my breath. Correct. >> When I as soon as I stepped out of the >> No, ma'am. Ma'am, the window was open. Did you Did you forget? >> No, I have it recorded. >> Okay. Everything's been recorded, ma'am. Okay. You are being detained. You're not free to leave. If you resist arrest, force be used against you. Okay. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, now we're going to come over here. Okay. You have an opportunity to first sprite test. You want to do first sprite test, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let's see. We're going to have to do it actually over here. Let's see. Just follow me, ma'am. We're going to go over here. Okay. >> It was a different level of shamelessness on the girl's end to sit intoxicated in a vehicle and still show attitude to the responding officers. The officers chose not to respond to her insufferable antics and instead conducted field sobriety tests on her, which the girl miserably failed at. At that moment, it started to look like she would soon be following in her friend's footsteps. >> Okay. So, ma'am, you are going to be under arrest for DWI tonight. Okay. >> How? >> You'll get a chance to write a breast sample at the prisoner transport center. Okay. >> No. >> So, so listen, ma'am. Okay. >> No. How did I Did I fail? >> So, so listen. Okay. Everything's okay. I'm Sergeant Johnson with the Albuquerque Police Department. Uh, >> did I fail? >> Everything's been Did I fail? >> Okay. You are under arrest for DWI. Okay. If if you resist arrest force against you. >> Did I fail? >> You performed poorly, ma'am. >> How? >> So So ma'am, remember this is going to be played in court. >> How did I fail poorly? >> So ma'am, this is going to be played in court. Okay. You're dealing with a misdemeanor crime. If Please don't turn this into a felony. If you turn it into a felony, then it's going to be on your >> Just do what you got to do. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. We'll be nothing but respectful to you. Okay, ma'am. I didn't do anything wrong. So, I'm very confused right now. Y'all are pieces of >> man. Remember, everything's been recorded, okay? >> I don't give a that doesn't make you less a piece of a that it's being recorded. Obviously, you don't care. >> You have really small wrist, okay? So, please try not to slip your your cuffs, okay? >> Doesn't matter to you, huh? That you're a piece of, huh? >> Okay. Hold up, ma'am. Can you put your hands back towards me a little bit more? Thank you. >> This is absolutely 74. So, I haven't searched her. You guys probably have to search. She has her phone and all stuff going on her sit down. >> The blackhaired female was also hauled down to the station where her friend was already waiting to be booked in. But officers did not expect the duo's reunion to turn into a one-of-a-kind disaster. >> You can sit down. Just uh >> Is this Is that you? >> Yeah, >> that is you. >> No, it's not. >> Yes. >> Is that really me? >> Yeah. >> I don't know. It's deceiving though. >> Go in there. Touch her. >> You got sisters or what? >> What? You got sisters? >> I wish. >> This isn't a joke. But >> I wish. >> Okay. Tell me about it. >> You guys You guys pay attention. Come with me. >> Get up. >> Wait. >> Get up. >> Both of us. >> No, just you sit over there. Oh, okay. So, you really want to pick up extra charas? >> You told me to sit here. I totally sit over there. So, what's your name? Why are you smiling? >> Because you look funny. >> No. Okay. So, what's your name? If you make this go, I >> I have the right to remain silent. >> Okay. Well, you still have to identify yourself cuz I'll get your identity either way. I'll go get you. >> I'll do the whole nine yards. >> Yeah. And I have the right to remain silent >> and then you'll get extra silly charges and I'll do that. >> Oh, wait. So, if I have So, if I remain silent, I'll get extra charges >> if you don't identify yourself. >> So, she'll get extra charges. Identify yourself? Yep. >> What's your social? >> Your mom. >> Yeah. You look like your mom did a good job. >> Your mom did it. >> Hey, look. Look who's here. Look who's there. >> He said, "At least I get to see my girl." Come on. >> We don't make We don't >> cuz we can tell you what else you >> What's your name? What's your name? >> Jesus Christ. >> Okay. See All right, that's cute. We're going to get your name either way, just so you know. >> I know. So, what what's the hassle? >> Just make it easier. Make it easier for yourself. Don't pick up extra silly charges. >> Did she give it to you or no? >> I did. I gave it to you. >> What's your What's your social? >> I gave it to you. >> You repeat it like >> I told you go watch the recording. I told you it >> 649. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Hey, ma'am. Can you come with me? >> I want this one. like the two tourniquets. >> What was I doing? >> So, what am I being arrested for? >> Somebody else can answer that for you. >> But I mean, was I I was not driving. I've already told her that. >> Put her in the cage. Yeah. >> Which one of you is going to want to go in the cage? >> What? >> You guys can't be sitting together. So, we're not to go in the cage. >> Why? >> You guys can't be sitting together. >> Why? >> Because I said so. >> I'll start right there. >> What does this matter? >> I'll sit right here. >> That's crazy. >> It's crazy. You're 21 felony charges. >> I don't have a camera. Quit talking. Okay, I already told you he wants to go in the cage. You guys say one word in the cage. >> All right, get in the cage then. >> No, you're not in that. Now you picked up a felony charge. Let him have a seat. >> I love you. Gucci Kevin >> in case they need a female for this lady. >> Swear and kick me. She did. >> He was just like, >> in the end, the blonde was charged with disorderly conduct, while the black-haired female was charged with DWI, resisting an officer, and assault on a police officer. Those two bratty ladies got what was coming to them, and so did Jessica, a wannabe gangster who tried interfering with a traffic stop. >> Stay in the car. Get in the car. >> I'm not doing in the car. My hands are up. >> In the car. My hands are up. >> Stay in the car. Okay. >> Get the away from me. Get the away from me. >> Pull that down. >> Pull that down. >> Okay. Hold on. I cuz I'm a videograph. Right. >> On August the 9th, 2024, deputies noticed a vehicle going way over the speed limit in a residential area, prompting them to pull it over for a traffic stop. What the officers were not aware of was that the car was full of intoxicated teens who couldn't care less about the law or anything related to it. >> Hey, how's it going? >> What's up? >> Officer Carol Police Department. The reason why I'm stopping you is A your speed. B >> I was going too fast. >> Yeah. >> Okay. B your speed, which is actually a misdemeanor level. Okay. And you have a tail light out. You also made a right-hand turn on red. >> I tail light. >> No, your your tag light. >> My tag light. Yeah. >> It's out. Okay. Uh you also turn light >> uh registration light. >> Uh your license plate light >> is out. >> Yeah. >> Oh, cuz the registration, right? >> No, the registration >> the registration is good, right? >> Wait, I'm sorry. I'm confused. >> How are you confused? >> Because I don't know what that is. >> You don't You don't know what a license plate is? >> No, I know where the license plate is. Yeah. >> Okay. >> What was that? Where? >> Okay. And then your passengers don't have seat belts. >> Okay. >> You got a driver's license proof insurance, man. I got >> Where are you going to? >> I'm going to I'm going to the No, no. We're going to her family's house. >> Pass my bag. Pass my bag. Just pass my bag. Just pass my bag. >> I'm sorry. I don't get pulled over like Can you help me? >> Okay. Find the insurance, man. >> I know, but I don't get pulled over a lot. I don't know what's going on. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> You sure about that? >> Yeah. No, I I'm not sure. >> I just I just don't know what I'm doing because I don't get pulled over a lot. >> I know. >> I don't know if this is insurance. >> No. Right. You see all these papers? >> I don't know. >> I got to find it. >> Why didn't you hear? >> Cuz you didn't have seat belt on. >> Yeah, but you didn't have a seatelt on. So, driver's license, please. One second. I got my ID on. >> Okay, that's fine. It doesn't matter. Is it >> my registration? >> I I don't need the registration then. I just need insurance. >> Yeah, the insurance. That's what we're talking about. >> You got any weapons or anything on you? >> No. Nothing. Go ahead. >> Okay. Here. Step back here. Okay. >> You can put your phone away here. >> Yeah. I already put it away. >> You going to be honest with me, man? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How much have you had your drink? >> I didn't drink nothing. You didn't drink anything? >> No. >> Okay. Why do you smell like booze? >> Because they spilled it on you. >> Yeah. Okay. >> But I'm I'm the next driver. >> All right, man. Okay. Well, >> man. I'm just trying to get us on. >> I'm just making sure you're cool to drive. All right. >> I'm cool. I promise. >> You can hang up, dude. I got it. I'm sorry, man. Sorry. I cuz my mom didn't put it in the car. >> Yeah, she's under my mom. My mom's car, you know. >> I got it. I'm sorry. You're good. You can hang up with her. It's fine. >> I'm so sorry. >> Okay. You can hang up the phone with her. I'm fine, man. >> Just to make sure, you know. >> Okay. Because just cuz you need insurance, like I can show. >> Okay. Here. Face me, man. >> I'm so sorry. >> All right. Do you have any eye problems or abnormalities? >> Eye problems? No. >> No. Go ahead and you can put that in your pocket or whatever. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, what I want you to do is keep your uh You're going to stand with your feet together like this. >> With the way the driver was sounding less and less coherent as time passed by, the officer had every right to suspect intoxication. He then conducted field sobriety tests on the male, which the dude performed poorly, further confirming the responding deputy's suspicions. >> You're 19? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How much alcohol are you supposed to have? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Right. >> I'm not supposed to have nothing. >> Yeah. >> Balance. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Cuz I work. >> Is the girl in the back the only adult? Both of you are minors like under the age of 21. >> Hey, close the door. Close the door. >> You're under arrest. Wait, why? Put your hand behind your back. Wait, what? See you. >> Stay in the car. What's going on? >> Stay in the car. Get in the car. >> I'm not doing in the car. My hands are in the car. My hands are out. >> Stay in the car. My hands are out. Sit in the car. I didn't ask you to put your hands up. I sit in the car, too. >> That's fine. >> You want to sit in the car or you done? >> Sit in the car. >> Jazz, leave it alone. J, leave it alone. >> Actually, give me a second. >> Okay. >> Where's your body cam? Where's your buddy? Here, don't worry. Let's see that. Okay, go ahead. Put me in the car. Put me in the car. >> Doing too much. >> Acting stupid. >> You're acting stupid. >> I'm not acting stupid. >> He told you to stay in the car. >> No, because Are you didn't I asked once. >> Are you done? >> Are you going to sit? >> I am. Okay. >> You never asked me that till now. >> I did. Stay in the car. >> I've been sick. So what's up? >> So what's up? >> So what's up? >> So what's up? >> So what's up? >> I don't know why you're mad at me. >> Be real. >> What? >> Okay. Lock me up. >> You're an adult, man. >> I know. I know. I want to tell you. >> Uh you can let her know as soon as you get to the station. Okay. >> What station? >> Oakan Oak. >> Oakan. >> Oakan. >> Oakan. doing too much. For real. Like y'all on like for real. >> I don't think so. I >> don't think so. For real. >> Okay. >> Acting stupid trying to get a paycheck. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. 341 >> looking stupid as >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> You want to back step out? >> Okay. I'm >> You're the adult. Yeah. >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Back here. >> Okay. >> Why are you giving these kids alcohol? >> I'm not. >> You're not? >> No. >> Why do you have an open bottle right there beside you? That I didn't buy that. >> You didn't buy that? >> No. >> Well, how' they get it then? >> It was offered to us. >> It was offered to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. And you as an adult, you think it's uh responsible to do that? >> No. >> Okay. Why are you hanging out with kids that are way younger than you? >> That's my cousin. >> Okay. >> That's my cousin, bro. Be real. >> Hey, if you don't stop, you're going to go for obstructing, so sit down. >> Obstructing. For real. You know damn well what you're doing. Acting like cop. >> What's going to happen? I have >> You're giving these kids alcohol. That's what you're doing. >> I didn't give it to them, though. >> Okay. It's by you. >> I understand. >> And they have And they're both drinking. >> But that doesn't mean that I gave it to them. >> Act like you don't know what I mean. You don't know what I mean. >> For real. >> I don't know what you mean. You're >> I don't know what you mean. Stop acting stupid. >> I understand. >> I haven't raised my voice once. >> I don't give a Doesn't matter. >> I know you don't. >> You're still stupid. You're contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Do you understand that? >> Yes, I understand that. But I was unaware of that. I We literally just got in the car. They were going to take me home. >> That was the whole plan. >> The deputy soon arrested the 21-year-old in the back seat as well for allowing open alcohol containers to be in a vehicle occupied by teenagers. That left only the loudmouth in the passenger's seat, who was now identified as Jessica and was determined to act like a main character in this situation. >> All right, Jessica, step out. Jessica. >> Hello. >> Step out. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> In your purse? Anything like that? >> I'm good. Literally, >> you can leave that in the car. >> My car? My phone? >> Your purse? You can leave it in the car. >> Um, okay. All right. >> Okay. Whose >> keys? >> My house keys. >> Yeah. >> Where's my cousin? Brian. >> Uh, the other two. >> Yeah, >> they're at the back of this. >> Oh, can I go back? >> No. >> Why not? >> Cuz they're in custody. >> In custody? What? >> I do not know. I came late to the party. I don't know what's going on. >> I mean, you kind of do know cuz here >> you were sitting right there. Do you know? Do you? >> Why are they in custody? I don't have to tell you their charges first of all cuz they're adults. >> Okay. >> But you were sitting right there. >> You watch them do field sobriety test. >> I already know. >> Okay. Well, you know what? You can call You can call them >> when they get to the station. You can ask them what their charges are. >> Okay. >> Not right now. >> Once again, I'm telling you to stop and go, too. Stop. >> No. Stop. >> That's enough. That's enough. You take one more step, you're going to jail, too. >> Stop. >> Oh, don't be stupid. This is my talking right now. >> We've been nothing but patients. >> I'm not not drunk. You acting stupid trying to pull us over and >> stop. >> I'm not drunk. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Just stop. >> Okay. If I'm not drunk, test me right now. I swear to God. You test me right now. I swear to God. >> Were you driving? >> No. But test me right now. I swear to God. You trying to act like I'm on booze and No. >> You stupid. Just stop. Cuz >> I'm not. >> That's what I'm saying. I'm not trying to stop you because I know what the it is and what ain't and you guys acting stupid. That's all I'm trying to make. No, that's not what it is. How about you actually do something like you actually supposed to do? Right. Right. But no, you didn't. Right. straight. Ready? >> He's just a backup. He had nothing to do with anything that happened here. >> Yeah, I don't care. >> You guys all together work as a team, right? Ready? That's what you guys team, too. You guys were a team tonight. No, driving. That's what I'm saying. I'm saying we were just trying to make >> That's what it was. You guys don't believe it. You guys trying to make a big deal out of >> That's what I'm saying. >> Where's home? >> Home? My place. >> You know where you're at? >> Yeah. Where? >> I'm in Schiller Park. >> Not >> Oh. So, where am I at? >> You're about 20 m south of that. >> Yeah. >> So, you're not home. >> Okay. So, I'm near the place. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> Not even close. >> Okay. Well, to me, I am. >> Okay. Okay. And you're going >> just because it ain't you? Why kitchen or whatever? I should see a doctor, Jason. >> Okay, here. >> By stepping into a problem that wasn't hers to deal with in the first place, Jessica ended up creating a whole predicament for herself. And even though her meddling had never caused problems for her in the past, she was about to learn why it was a bad idea to mess around with the wrong people. Get the away from me. >> Get the away from me. >> You're done. You're done. Put your hands behind your back. That's enough. >> Can you pull my boots off before I give you >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> One more time. >> Active part of it cuz cuz you hear the foot. Just >> you just hot as pull my skirt down. >> Anybody in the area? >> Pull my skirt down. >> You hear me? >> You hear me? I hear you. >> You hear me? So, pull my >> Your actions got you here. You don't get to make requests right now. on charge. >> No, it's not. I'm looking at it. >> I see it, too. >> And it's not. >> Not to me. And I'm the one wearing it. So, pull that down. Pull that down. >> Pull that down. Pull that down. >> I don't give him no. >> Pull that down. I just stupid as I swear to God. I swear to God. >> Pull that. I swear to God. You the >> one. Pull my pull my >> pull my pull my >> Okay. I'm I'm going to search you. I'll pull your skirt. You can I'll fix it. >> Okay. Okay. Go ahead. Go ahead. You only find me then. >> Did you piss yourself or what? >> No. >> You know what? I actually hope because I hope I pissed on you, too. >> I ain't pissed on myself. 312. Your number is 47. >> Can I Oh, she put on her glove and my swear to God. >> I'm going to send that over. It's good. I don't warrant you. You going ahead. Yeah, >> search me. >> Okay, search me. >> Okay, find over. You ain't >> stupid as >> stupid as you ain't find stupid as for real. Like y'all trying to find a gun and I don't got no gun. >> Dumb as hell. >> Like for real. >> Holding me back like I'm for real. That's my thing. That's my thing. Oh, search my pocket. Yeah. Acting like you won't find a gun in there. Be real. >> I already told you something. Be real. Oh, beautiful. >> Oh, >> congratulations. You win. >> Oh, I win. >> Okay, hold on. Cuz I'm a videoraph. I'm a videoraph, right? >> You're going to kick me. >> I'm a videoraph. >> I'm a VIDEOGRAPH, RIGHT? >> AM I ABOUT IT? I'M A MINOR. >> Stop around. You won't that won't happen. The underage driver was charged with DUI and a couple of traffic violations, while Jessica was charged with obstructing, resisting, aggravated battery on a police officer, aggravated assault, and use of an unlawful weapon. Jessica got what was coming to her, and so did this bratty and intoxicated female who saw no issue with speeding in her vehicle. >> I was just asking if this was a DUI. >> You keep you keep talking over me. I'm trying to answer your question. Your license would be suspended. That means >> So I can't go to not I can't go to work. >> If your license is suspended, that means you cannot legally drive. >> I'm not even to work. >> You're under arrest for DiWAT. Put your hands behind your back. >> Dad, I'm under arrest. So please call anything. >> One night, an officer pulled over a speeding car on a highway after noticing the vehicle going at 70 mph in a 55 zone. Naturally, the officer expected the driver, a young female, to be apologetic, but was left dumbfounded when he realized she had an attitude instead. >> This is part of the the exercises that help me determine whether you're impaired or not. >> I was just asking if this was a DUI. >> You keep you keep talking over me. I'm trying to answer your question. >> I'll stay quiet. >> It's very hard for me to answer your question. You keep talking over me. Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, like I said, I have some concern about your sobriety. Okay. And these exercises are designed to help me determine whether you're impaired or not. >> Okay. Okay. >> I don't arrest everybody that I investigate. >> Okay. >> Okay. But if you refuse to do those field sobriety exercises, I then have to make a decision or whether you should be arrested for a DUI or not. Okay. >> Based on my observations so far. >> Okay. >> Okay. And if you were arrested, >> Yes, sir. >> the fact that you refused to do those field sobriety exercises >> could be used as evidence against you in court. >> Okay. >> Okay. At this point, I'm asking to check your eyes to help me determine your sobriety cuz that is part of those field exercises. Is there someone coming? >> Yeah, this is my backup officer. >> What's his name? >> Hello. What's your name? >> Okay. >> All right. So, is it all right if I check your eyes out and determine to ride? >> Can I call my mom before I do all this? >> No, ma'am. This is You're an adult. >> Okay. I'm asking you to prove >> Yes, she can check my eyes. >> The female was confident that despite having a beer, she was not impaired in the slightest. However, the officer's following statements were enough to throw her off her high horse. Listen, I'm I'm seeing what what's called six out of six clues from impairment during that that horizontal gaze and stagmus exercise. Okay. So, I'd like to continue my investigation and ask you what that means. >> Okay. Yeah. Horizontal gaze and stagmus is something caused by uh CNS depressants or central nervous system. It's your eyes are displaying. >> My eyes are what? I follow attributes of of >> how can someone not be nervous when they're >> You asked me a question. I'm trying to answer it. >> Okay. But I don't understand what I did wrong. Like it's giving me like >> I've taken I've taken literally hundreds of hours of of courses on DUIs and you're asking me to explain it here in a couple of seconds and I'm trying to but you keep talking over me. >> I'm not talking over you weren't even speaking. >> Okay. Well, in any event respectful I understand my cop from Bokeh. Like I understand it. >> Let me know when you're done. I'll continue. >> All right. All right, as I was saying, I'd like to continue my investigation as they perform some additional field sobriety exercises that would consist of you walking a line and standing on one leg. Do you have any injuries or physical defects that would prevent you from being able to walk or stand on one leg? >> Do this. >> All right. Are you Are you declining to perform those heel to body exercises? >> I'm just I don't understand why. Like I'm not even >> Because I think you might be impaired. >> I'm literally freezing. Like I don't understand. I would like to call my my mom. >> Are you willing to do these exercises? >> I don't want to. No. Go ahead and turn around. Put chains behind your back. You are under arrest for you. >> Why? >> All right. Because I think you're impaired. Okay. Now, >> so if I do these, then I'm not arrested. >> That's not what I said. Now, okay. I've given you the opportunity to perform the exercises. You don't want to do them. I'm not going to force you to do them. Now, >> I'll do them. If it doesn't cause me to be arrested. >> Now, your car does smell like Is there anything in the car that I need to be concerned about? >> Not that that I don't get a smoke shop that I'm 21 on. >> All right. All right. So, the next part of this process, I'm going to take you down to central breath testing. I'm going to give you an opportunity to take a breath test. >> I don't want to do it. >> Oh, okay. All right. Well, there are consequences to refusing the breath test. I'll explain those to you here in just a moment. >> Am I allowed to call you? >> Yeah, I'll grab your phone for you. >> Okay. >> All right. Step right over here for me. I'm now requesting you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Do you understand what I've just read to you? >> I mean, can I read it for myself? >> All right. This is what I just read here. >> So, if I refuse to do this, my license is suspended. >> Correct. >> Okay. So, that means >> Do you have any questions about >> Do you have any questions about the warrant? >> So, like what about like um driving to work? >> I'm sorry. What about driving to work? >> Your license would be suspended. That means >> So I can't go to not I can't go to work. >> If your license is suspended, that means you cannot legally drive. >> Not even to work. >> If your license is suspended, I just asked you a question. You're not saying drive. >> I'm asking you. >> If your license is suspended, that means you cannot drive. >> I refuse. >> Okay. So, you have any questions about the warning? >> I asked you and you didn't answer. >> I answered your question. Yes, ma'am. >> Keep repeating the same answer. >> Correct. >> So, it's a yes or no question. I can't drive to work. Yes, >> you cannot drive. I cannot drive to work. >> Okay. All right. If you change your mind, let me know. >> Okay. So, I asked for >> a body cam. I asked for a question and he did not >> You cannot drive >> to work. To work. Can I ask that guy? >> If you're going to work, are you driving, ma'am? If you're going to work, are you driving? >> Would you like to give her friend an opportunity? >> Then you cannot drive. >> Okay. >> All right. What's that? >> Would you like to give her friend an opportunity to talk to her or No. >> No. She's being she's being ridiculous. It was apparent that the bratty girl had never been disciplined in her life, considering her unnecessary back and forth with the officer. As if one brat wasn't enough, the officer was suddenly informed that her sidekicks had shown up on the scene as well. >> Your friend's being arrested for DUI. >> A DUI? >> Is there any way that I can say like a couple of words to her really quickly? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> And her car is being towed. Do you know where >> you had to drink tonight? >> I have not had any. I'm I'm shivering. Why do you have alcohol the note of an alcoholic beverage on your breath? >> Mom, he's trying to say I have alcohol in my breath. I have >> Well, you do. You're sitting here talking in my face and I can smell the alcohol on your breath. >> Tell you what, ma'am. You step right over here for me. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I'm speaking to you. >> I'm talking to my lawyer, which is my dad. >> Oh, okay. One second. >> Well, right now you're being detained for a DUI investigation. So, step over here to my vehicle, >> sir. I have not. Yes, ma'am. Step right over here, ma'am. Ma'am, you need to step right over here, sir. >> Okay. I just explained to you, you are being detained for a DUI investigation. >> Okay. So, step right over here. >> Something wrong. I was just unable to friend. >> Actually, your friend was following you. >> Yeah. And >> step right over here to the front of my car. >> Dad, what is >> So, I don't want you to be so close to the roadway. I can't >> I'm sorry. >> Step over here. Okay. The reason I'm speaking here right now, okay, is I suck your friend for speeding, tailgating, driving the headlights. Okay. She was right on you. So, you were speeding as well. Okay. You decided to interject yourself into this traffic stop. And while speaking with you, I'm noticing you're sluring your speech. You have bloodshot, glassy eyes, and you do in fact have a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on your breath. Okay. You can deny it, but you do. You're also wearing a club uh a club admissions wristband on your right wrist. So, one of the things I'd like to do to help me determine your sobriety is check your eyes. >> So, I refuse any test. >> Okay. Well, if you refuse to do any kind of field sobriety exercises, I then have to make a decision of whether you should get arrested for a DUI or not based on my observations thus far. Okay. Okay. I have to let you know that if I do arrest you for a DUI >> and you refuse to do those field sobriety exercises, that refusal can be used as evidence against you in court. >> Yep. >> Do you understand that? >> Understood. >> Also, if you do field sobriety exercises and you do not display signs of impairment, I would not arrest you for a DUI. >> Understood. >> Okay. Because I don't arrest everybody that I investigate. Contrary to popular belief. Do you understand all that? Understand? >> Okay. So, I'm asking you right now if I can check your eyes to help me determine your sobriety. >> No, you cannot. I refuse. >> You're under arrest for DA. Put your hands behind your back. >> Dad, I'm under arrest. So, please call anything. >> All right, ma'am. The next part of this process, I'm going to take you down to central breath testing. I'm going to give you an opportunity to take a breath test. >> Okay. Are you going to take the breath test? Yes. >> You're going to refuse? Okay. There are consequences to refusing. Okay. Step right over here. Wow. For somebody who hasn't been drinking, you sure do reek like booze. Go ahead and have a seat. >> I will get my phone. Right. >> Yep. >> In the end, both the ladies ended up being charged with DUI and BAC refusal. These ladies faced the consequences of their actions and so did these hostile women who squared up to cops outside a bar. >> What are you doing, bro? >> Get on the ground. On January the 21st, 2024, an Orlando police officer was assisting with security at a local bar when a group of women began fighting with the staff. The officer stepped in to help escort them outside, but unfortunately, they were greatly displeased and chose to direct their rage towards the authorities instead. >> Orlando police. >> Orlando police. Hit him out. >> Get him out. Get him out. >> Get on the ground. Watch out, bro. >> GET ON THE GROUND. YOU got >> Don't put your hands on my sister. >> Get off. I'm recording. You >> I'm recording. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm not. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> I'm not >> now before you get tamed. >> You handle it. >> Signal 43. >> Handling like they >> I got two hit me. Get on the ground. >> You handle on that leg. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm trying to figure out what happened >> now. >> I never hit you. >> Get on the ground. >> I never >> dude. Don't move. Roll on your back. Stop it. I got two more battery charges on this. >> Stay right there. >> If you move it on the ground, you in the white, you in the tan. >> Yeah. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. >> Orlando police at Southern. >> Stay on the ground. >> I'M ON THE GROUND. I'M ON THE GROUND. >> I'm trying to figure out what happened. I WAS NOT THERE. RIGHT AT THE CORNER, I dive. I got two trying to leave. One bravo fox trot, tan bodysuit, red hair. The other one, white shirt, pink pants. >> Hey, follow them two right there. I'm telling you, do not leave. >> Little sec right there. Never. >> No. 43. They're coming up. >> We always >> Hey, get them two right there. >> Yo, THE FACT THAT YOU UNLEASH YOUR taser on me is crazy. We always never seen you once. Never. >> Hold that one for me. >> Yo, hold up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands on your back. >> I know, but I don't want you to get tased. Listen to me. We already >> Yeah, you're going to get it again. Keep your mouth shut and the >> 44. >> With the way the women were comfortable with throwing hands at anybody and everybody. It was obvious none of them had actually faced real consequences in their lives. They had been brats after all, and tonight would be no different. But for the officers, these women have crossed all reasonable lines. If they ever thought that they were above the law, it was now necessary to teach them that they were very, very wrong. >> Right there. Turn around. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Turn around. >> Put your hands behind you. >> Turn around. Put your >> What am I doing? >> Add this one right next to him. >> I got you. >> I got you. My phone. They going to try to take him to jail, too. >> I'm getting your phone. >> Stop. Back up. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. WHY? >> TWO. WAY TOO. She hit me in the face. >> You mean that one? >> Yes. >> She hit him in the face. >> She hit me in the face. >> And this one. >> You hit us on video. I SWEAR TO GOD. Mother >> this way. Move. >> You got to keep resisting, right? Step back before you go too. >> I didn't do anything. Why am I >> step back? You are interfering like you been. >> I'm a woman for the government. What I'm being arrested for? I WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT. >> HIT ME. >> YOU HIT ME. WHAT? What >> after you punch me in the face? >> I ain't hit you. YOU HIT ME. I'M WALKING OUT BEHIND EVERYBODY. HEY, all units. >> Hey, don't all three of these going to jail. Two of them hit me in the face. All three resisting. >> Those two avenue. I didn't I on them >> and the one I tell you. So it's going to be one >> the one in the black as well >> battery LEO on battery LEO on two and punched me right in the face. And yeah, I'm good. >> And the other one resisted. >> Where's your idea? >> Where's your idea? >> You could ask me that at first. Get your hands off me. Hey, who's got a car that first? >> Who got a car? >> You could have asked me that at first. >> Hey, who's got a car? >> Slapping me, [ __ ] >> You could just ask me that FIRST BEFORE YOU START PUTTING YOUR HANDS ON ME. >> How can you punch me in the face? >> I was the last person at THE DOOR. HOW DID I HIT YOU? >> In the face. >> Shut the Get your hands off me. I spit in your mother face. >> I'll be another. >> I spit in your mother. Get your hands off me. >> Put her in this. >> You don't PUT YOUR HANDS ON no mother woman >> and I ain't did to you. You hit me first. What you think I'm gonna do? >> Sh get my phone. >> This one's open. >> I done been >> I'm going tell you two again. Go over there and don't come back. Go over by the pond tree. >> Call T baby. You What's your code? I swear to God. >> Pat her down first. >> You got to pat me down. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh, now you want to do that. Now you want to do that. >> Now you want to do that after you done beat up a bunch of >> I hope you ain't got no wife. >> What is that? Copy. >> Have a seat. >> Thomas 63 alpha. >> Of 63 alpha. >> After securing two of the rowdier women in the squad cars, the officer returned to the lady in black, who still wasn't done showcasing her insufferable attitude. separately like this like you're sitting. >> Excuse me. You can you can pull them out of me. You can nobody else. Nobody. You can pull your >> Go ahead. >> Pull it the phone. >> That is my mother. All right. >> Thank you very much. What's your only fire department here? >> Why would I need >> The only mother that's on fire is him cuz he's about to lose his mother job. Thought he was thought he was police however many years he was police. This about to go the town. Come on, sir. >> You got my phone. You got my ID. So, you know my name. Come on. >> Come on. Come on. >> Come on. >> Come here. Come here. >> I just need to make sure that you talk to me. Just ask her. >> Yeah. >> I'm not going to say we cool. However, nobody else is touching me. If we're going to be honest, that that plane touching me is a black probably from the hood. His authority like what are you talking about? I come to this club all the time. >> All three women were transported to the Browood County Jail where two of them were charged with assault on a police officer and resisting while one of them only got a resisting charge. The breiness did not end there as this intoxicated lady picked a fight with officers who tried to stop her from driving home. Well, these people over here are complaining. >> I don't care. >> Okay, >> I'm not drunk at all. Do you want to follow me home? Is that okay, or are you going to shoot me? GET AWAY FROM ME. >> OKAY. >> On June the 17th, 2023, officers in Ohio responded to a call at a bar's parking lot concerning reports of women attempting to drive home while intoxicated. Upon arrival, the suspect began acting erratically towards the officer and refusing to cooperate. >> Stop screaming. They tell HIM TO GIVE ME MY PHONE. You know who the I am. We have dealt with this. Give me my phone. >> Stop screaming, ma'am. >> Okay. Well, tell him to stop with me. Leave me alone. I hear your dog. I know who the you are. >> Okay. Well, trust me. >> Who am I then? >> Then you I'VE DEALT WITH YOU AND YOUR PARTNER WHEN YOU >> Stop screaming RIGHT NOW. >> OKAY, THEN TELL him to leave me the alone. >> I will talk to him in just a minute. But you >> I'll stand right over here. >> Okay, you can hold your door open. That's fine. >> Where's your ID at? >> Right here. >> Cuz this is about to go where you're going to end up going to jail. >> No, because I don't want to go >> because you're being disorderly. >> I'm not because he's literally screaming at me. I literally have seen you. >> Am I screaming at you? >> No, you're not. And I'm sorry, but you have literally have seen me and you're like, you have dealt with this [ __ ] >> Sitting over there listening to you scream. You have dealt with me. >> You have dealt with me. >> Well, these people over here are complaining. I don't care. >> Okay, let's see your ID. >> The officer tried to reason with her, asking her for ID and urging her to find another way home. Despite the please by the officer, she went on to display her entitled behavior. >> Like, I don't care. Get your dog on me. I don't care. I'm not doing anything >> disorderly in a public place while you're intoxicated. >> Well, I'm I'm very sorry. I'm not trying to be disorderly conduct out of all that. >> So, I want you to stop so we don't have to arrest >> myself. You're not going to drive. >> So, who's going to drive me? Who's >> I don't know. You need to get an Uber or something like that. >> I have my keys to this. >> Do what? >> I have my keys to this. >> Okay. Well, you're drunk. You're not going to drive. >> I'm not drunk at all. Do you want to follow me home? >> No. I can smell the alcohol coming off. >> Why don't you follow me home? We've already dealt with each other before. Just follow me home. >> It's not like that. >> It's not like that. >> Okay. Well, you're under the influence and we're not going to follow you home. >> You need to find a ride. This is ridiculous, dude. Oh my god. >> Last time you [ __ ] literally told me about sit right there until I'm done. >> No, I'm getting out of the car. >> You told me to get out of the car. >> No, I said sit right here. >> Okay, then I'm going to sit right here. Officer, I want to listen to you. >> It's a good idea. >> 1,000% I'm going to listen to you. Get your dog. He can stop barking at me. Man, you don't want >> You came to my apartment before >> when I literally said I was like, "You guys are calling over some bullshit." And you said, "Oh, we're calling over the incident that happened at apartment one." I was like, "Yes, over apartment one because they wanted to [ __ ] my ass over all this." That was two years ago, bro. Done everything to get you out of like getting over your flower. This is so hilarious. >> No, I'm going to get my phone. >> I'm trying to get my phone. >> You just about fell into me. >> No, I didn't. I'm going to get my phone. >> Okay. >> Is that okay? Or are you going to shoot me? >> Are you going to shoot me? >> The situation took an unexpected turn as the officer seemed convinced she was not operating the vehicle while sober and decided to take action. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Behind my back for what? >> You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Persistent. >> Disorderly conduct. Because I literally said that I was >> Because I told you to shut up a hundred times >> AND I WAS FINE. >> HOW DO you want to do this? You want to go to jail or you want to do it again? >> The entire time. >> I was fine the entire time and you want to put me behind when you literally tried to arrest me. You tried to arrest right now. >> Arrest me then. Arrest me. >> You're under arrest. >> Arrest me. Please arrest me. >> Stand by. Which one are you? >> Call 911. Call three. No, you have the right to call 13. Call my Hey, call my grandma. >> Close my door right now. >> Close my door. >> HEY, YOU NEED TO PAY attention to us. Okay, you're walking over here. >> Close my door. Close my door. >> Don't touch the car. >> Don't touch it. 13. >> Hey, >> have a seat there. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> No, not until I right now. You're under arrest. Okay. You need to have a charge for charges. >> Have a seat. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the >> If you get in the car, you can tell him. >> Stay over there. Okay. >> We'll talk to you in a second. Just hang out up there. >> Watch your feet in. >> Watch your knees. >> No. Not until I know when I can get >> Not until I know when I can get my [ __ ] done. Put your feet in. >> I don't care. >> Put your feet in. >> Destiny. Shut up. You're fine. >> Eventually, it was revealed that a friend of the lady had taken her car keys to prevent her from driving drunk. However, while inside the police car, the lady escalated the situation further by displaying even more entitled behavior. >> If you don't calm down, you're going to jail. >> Okay, I did that, but let me out so I can breathe. >> You're not getting out until we're done. >> Breathe. >> Okay, well, shut up and we'll roll the window down. >> Okay, well then let me roll the windows down. I can't breathe. >> Destiny, man. >> That's my sister. Sorry. >> Destiny, >> stop a minute. We're trying to help you. >> Destiny, >> listen to me. You can't breathe. You're having a panic attack. >> If you don't chill, though. >> We're They're going to LET YOU GO. >> GET ME OUT, DUDE. >> If you >> If you don't calm down, they're going to take you to jail. >> I don't care to jail. I can't get out. I'm >> Destiny. Stop. If you just calm down for 5 minutes, they are going to let you go. They just said THEY WOULD LET YOU GO. WHAT'S his name? What's your >> They're going to let you go. >> Let me out. My name >> You're good. They're going to let you out. Tell them you're sorry for freaking out. Scream >> for freaking out. Please let me out. >> She has like super >> Guys, quit yelling. Let us talk. Go over there. Go over there. >> I'm not yelling. Here's what's getting ready to happen. You listening to me? >> GET ME OUT. >> THAT'S NOT the way it's going to happen. >> I'm not asking that. But please, dude, for the love of God, >> you're going to sit there and he's going to write you a criminal summon. >> Please get me the out. I don't care. Just get me out of these handcuffs. >> I don't care what the he's doing to me. Get me out of his handcuffs. I can't deal with this. >> Well, that's not going to happen now. >> Okay. >> Please take me there. I don't care who me. Take me there now. >> I was about to take That's It's my grandmother's house. That's where she lived. She called me and said, "Thank you for ridiculous. She don't want to drive." >> This is ridiculous. >> I don't know where my keys. Someone here has my keys. >> No. Someone has your keys. They won't give them to me. >> My car. It's like I need to leave right now. Please. >> They're in my car. Someone's >> We got them. We got them. We got them. I just want to go home. >> We got them, babe. You just got to breathe. Oh my god. >> Break my [ __ ] destiny. >> Get the away from me now. >> I just want to >> GET AWAY FROM ME. >> OKAY. >> GET AWAY FROM NOW. GET AWAY. >> GUYS, go up in front of the car. Not right here where you >> I'm not stopping. Take me to my house. >> You take me to my god or take me to god. I don't give a >> take me to my house now. >> In the end, the officer issued her a citation for disorderly conduct and provided her with a court summons. In court, she pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined $100 for action. On a similar wavelength, this bratty girl tried to stand up for her boyfriend after he had been found passed out in his car drunk. >> Behind your back what? >> Obstruction official business. >> God, because I have money, baby, we're going to sue the state of Claremont County. This is Cara Fueler, whose boyfriend was found passed out in his car on the 25th of February, 2023. Police were called to the scene when people noticed that the drunk man had fallen asleep with his foot on the gas. Concerned for the man, the police went up to check on him. >> Take your foot off the gas. >> You go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. All right. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? 53. >> You need a mag to respond. >> Did you realize when I I approached you, I knocked that window multiple times and you were not going to hear anything? >> I'm tired, dude. >> You were passed out with your foot on the pedal and the gas accelerated. Do you realize what could have happened here? >> Smoked any weed today? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. >> Earlier. >> Yeah. When was the last time? >> Earlier. >> Smells like it. I got one machine. >> Is that why you call yours too? >> No, that's my girlfriend's >> girlfriend's. >> She's She's in there. >> After flat out admitting to the officers that he did, the man also mentioned that the vehicle was registered to his girlfriend who was still inside the bar. As it would soon turn out, it was actually the girlfriend who would go on to make the situation turn from casual to crazy really quickly. >> Oh my god. What the going on? That's my car. >> Okay. Well, here I'll >> What the are you doing? >> You need to calm down. >> No, you need to get the out of my car under arrest. You want to be >> for what? >> Then talk to us right now. >> Okay. >> What the For what? >> Right now. I did literally nothing wrong. >> No. >> What the go? What? Please don't record it. >> WHAT THE WHY ARE YOU IN SEARCHING MY CAR? >> THIS is life. >> You have to search. >> Because your boyfriend was passed out in a car. Wait. >> For what? >> He passed out. >> For what? >> He was in the driver's seat. >> For what? >> Drunk driving. >> Are you [ __ ] me right now? >> No, he's he's in the cruiser. He had his foot on the gas completely passed. >> WHAT ARE YOU WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? WHY ARE YOU IN MY CAR? >> CUZ he was in the car, his operating car, and he's out. >> Where's the Where's the security footage? >> Even though her boyfriend had just confessed to drunk driving. Cara still continues to argue with the cops in an attempt to stop them searching her vehicle. >> You do not have my car to search. That's my car being with you. And I'm >> and I'm being calm with you, too, right now. You do not for what? What are you going to arrest me for? What are you going to arrest for? >> Obstructing official business. >> Obstructing official business. >> To search the car >> for what? >> For the marijuana. >> Show me that right now. >> With the open container. >> Show me that. Show me the law. Pull it up on the web right now. Pull it up and I'll be I'll be calm. >> Okay. >> I'll walk away. >> The marijuana is in the car. There's two bags of marijuana. >> Yes. And because he's drinking and driving, car is going to be towed. There's an open container. Okay. Where is the law that you have the right to search my car? >> I just explained that to you. Okay. I just explained everything to you. There's no if ends or buts. I'm not going to keep arguing with you. And if you're going to continue to be like this, you're going to be placed under arrest for obstructing. >> Well, I'm going to get my belongings out of my goddamn car. >> You can do that once we're done. All right. >> Go ahead. You can search all my [ __ ] Pull it out. Right. >> Continue to do this. You're going to be placed under arrest >> and you're going to stop. I'm telling you right now. I'm going to tell you right now. Be calm and let us do our job. being a cop. >> That's fine. But if you're not >> and I'm going to be sitting right the when you search my car cuz you're not placing [ __ ] ON MY GODDAMN BOYFRIEND. I'm going to sit I'm going I'm going to sit right here. >> If only Cara had been as cooperative as her boyfriend, then none of this would have happened. Cara was warned numerous times by the officer who told her that she would be arrested if she continued her entitled behavior. Unfortunately for her, she decided not to listen to that advice, forcing the officers to take matters into their own hands. Put your hand behind your back. What? >> Obstruction of official business. >> Go ahead. Because I have money, baby. We're going to sue the state of Claremont County. But >> tonight, you won't be >> dealing. I literally did nothing. You have no >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back, man. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. We'reisting. Go ahead. >> Yes, you are resisting. >> Am I I'm literally standing right here. >> Right here. >> Get the off. >> Get on right now. Oh, I need five. >> Get the >> I need one mother. >> Get one mother. >> Go ahead. >> I got I got her. >> Go ahead. Get the me. >> Oh, did I? >> Oh, cuz we got a right there. >> Camera's all over. >> Yeah. If you kick again, you're going to get hovered. >> I literally didn't. Are you in the car? Where's your mark? >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Where's your mark? >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Realizing that there was no way out, Cara figured that she had nothing to lose anyway and started going personal in one of the officers. >> I literally hope your wife is cheating on you with a black man because you have like six kids at your >> 121 9161. do not have placed under arrest right now. Let's go to my lawyer. What? I will show the up to court. I cannot wait. >> Like 14 hours. >> Yeah. You wonder how much time I get an hour. >> All I do is show my titties for a living. Your wife's some disgusting >> and you're nasty and you literally drive around. with a guy which is honestly disgusting and the government's a joke. In the end, Cara was taken to the police station and was charged with disorderly conduct, obstructing official duties, and resisting arrest.