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I suspect that you are under the influence of alcohol and that you're impaired and that you should not be driving a vehicle. >> My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he needs to pay you, he can pay you. >> Oh, yeah. >> I don't want him to pay me. >> Am I getting arrested then? >> I told you earlier you're under arrest. >> Some rich kids grow up believing money is a magic wand that erases every mistake. So when they get pulled over for a DUI, they don't panic. They try to negotiate their way out or at least pay their way out. >> Who driving down? >> Okay. You been drinking? I was drinking. Yeah. >> Okay. Watch. Let turn around. Let me talk to you. Turn around. Turn around, bro. I'm not real quick. Turn. Put your hands behind your back, bro. What do you want to talk to me about, bro? >> Oh, you turned around. >> No, dude. No. No. No. No. No. Don't even start with that, bro. >> Here are several moments when rich kids tried to bribe themselves out of a DUI. Signing with this 19-year-old who genuinely believed her dad's money could erase any problem after being caught driving nearly three times over the legal limit. So you shouldn't be uncomfortable. You should be uncomfortable with your actions. >> My parents are fine with this. My dad pays for everything for me. He's he has money. If he needs to pay you like my dad how above the limit that she is. >> My dad will pay. >> I told her she's like three four times over the >> Am I getting arrested then? >> I told you earlier you're under arrest. >> I'll pay $1,000 right now. Is that a fine if I pay $1,000? >> No. My parents will pay. >> They will pay. Deputies were dispatched to an overflow parking lot after reports of a female driver being unresponsive inside a running vehicle. When they arrived, they were met by a teenager who was clearly in a world of her own. >> Hello. >> Can you turn it off for me? >> There you go. Yeah. Turn the engine off. Don't Don't drive off on me. Step out for me. >> How old are you, lady? >> 19. >> Damn, bro. Was anyone else in the vehicle with you or you by yourself this whole time? >> I was just going down to the 19 bar. >> What 19 bar? >> Um the strip. >> We were We were just staying here. >> Who's we? >> My friend Jane. We're staying them right here. >> Where's your Where's your friends at? >> Um >> there's nobody in the car but you. >> They told me to wait here. >> Where are they? Are they in their own car? >> Yes. So, based on watching you pass out at the wheel and the alcohol that's in the vehicle, and I can smell it, and you're swaying as you're standing there, I I suspect that you're under the influence. To dispel my concerns that you may be operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, would you submit to field sobriety evaluations? >> I'm just waiting on them. They told me to wait. >> That's not what I asked you. I asked you if you would submit to field sobriety evaluations. These are tools to help me determine >> The purpose of a field sobriety evaluation is help me determine your level of impairment and if you should be operating. >> I don't feel comfortable. No, I don't. >> Okay. I don't feel comfortable driving. >> No. No. I didn't ask if you were comfortable driving. >> Let's try this again. You ready? >> Yes. >> All right. I need you to open up the mirrors for me. Listen to my question. Okay. I suspect that you are under the influence of alcohol and that you're impaired and that you should not be driving a vehicle. To help me determine if I'm correct or not, will you submit to field sobriety evaluations? Okay. >> I don't. >> Okay. Okay. >> Cuz my house is just right there. I just I I'm not comfortable. >> You're not comfortable what >> with the law. Like I'm just really >> Am I making you uncomfortable? >> It's not you. It's just like how the world is today. >> I know. >> Goddamn Tik Tok told you to fear the cops and now you so so social media tells you the cops are bad and now you're out here scared of the cops. >> It's not you guys. No, it's it's just like >> Would it surprise you that if you were drinking in the safety of a hotel room or your room or with your friends and you weren't driving your vehicle that I probably would never had any contact with you? So what you should say is you say like, you know what, society is wrong. trust >> and I should not have been in my vehicle with alcohol and drinking and driving. I should not be doing that. But the cops are really good. >> Yes. >> You see what I'm saying? So, you shouldn't be uncomfortable. You should be uncomfortable with me. >> My parents are fine with this. Like, they're just like >> Your parents are fine with what? >> Driving myself. >> They're okay with you drinking and driving. >> No. Like, as long as it's like okay with like my my person myself. This right now? Probably not. >> What What do your parents do? Um, my dad was in the army for like 10 years. >> And is that your main drink right there? >> Oh, I haven't had that till 9:00 tonight. I promise. >> Whose uh bag is that? >> That's not mine. >> No, the bag on the right. Whose is that? >> That's not mine. That's my bag. >> The bag's not yours. So, is is that is Jade a male or a female? >> Uh, she's a male. That's mine, but that that's >> She's a male or he's a male. >> She's a male. She's gay, but that's not mine. I I I promise. >> So, it's actually a male. >> Yes. >> That wants to be a female. >> Yes. So, you said she had out of respect for the whatever. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But I promise I haven't had that since 9:00 tonight. >> Well, what about the beer right there? >> That's not mine. I don't drink that. >> You just pointed and you said it was yours. >> Not mine. >> So, what are you what are you drinking tonight? >> I drink uh vodka crayon. >> So So were you drinking at the splash bar? >> I was, but I stopped because I knew I had to drink girls home cuz they they're gay, but I'm not gay so I don't drink. For some reason, she strongly believed, or at least wanted to believe that despite the overwhelming evidence stacked against her, she'd still walk away without consequences. All she needed was to offer the right incentives. And the cops look away. >> That's still cold. Cold. >> Hang on a second. Okay. >> I literally just wrecked a car like this 3 months ago. >> So, you wrecked three deer and I was My dad was like, >> "So, based on all my observations, I do suspect you driving impaired." Okay. Mhm. >> You're under arrest for driving while under the influence of alcohol and or drugs. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> my house is just right there. Like literally right there. >> I understand that, but you drove you drove this vehicle. You made the decision to drink and drive. So, we're going to go through the motion. I think it's better to get >> I respect whatever. >> Well, I mean, you tell me what else you think that I could have done. >> Who is that? >> My friend. It's literally right there. >> Answer him. >> Hello. >> Is that a sober person or not? Are you sober? >> Tell them to find you a sober driver. >> Are you sober right now? If so, that'll be great. >> They said they're 2 minutes down the road. >> Are they Are they sober? >> Um, they they just hung up. It's right here. I could show you real quick. >> Hey. Hey. Um, >> I have my office >> to to dispel any more concerns. Will you let me see what's in that bag? >> Yes. >> Did you explain to them that they needed a sober driver here immediately? And this is the male that wants to be a female. >> Yes. That's you. >> Yeah, that's me. >> This is your stuff. >> Yeah. >> You said it was someone else's stuff. >> No, I'm I'm saying like my friend's coming to get me it. >> Is there something in here illegal? >> No. >> So why did you tell me it was someone else's bag? >> No, no, no, no. I'm saying like my friend's coming. >> You definitely should probably take the ride, but I >> No, I'm saying like my friend's 2 minutes down the road. >> Do you use any drug size marijuana? >> No. I >> You in college? >> Yeah, I am. I go to university. Yes, I'm eighth. Eighth straight student. I make straight A's. >> Straight A's. >> Yes. Straight A's. I have >> If you walk away from >> My dad My dad My dad's the father of me. My dad My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he needs to pay you, he can pay you. >> Oh, yeah. I don't want him to pay me. I want him to make you make better decisions. >> Yes, he he does. He's very proud of me right now. >> He's very proud of you. >> Yes. >> He call him on the phone. >> Okay. At that moment, she was ecstatic, confident the officers had taken the bait and would wrap things up with her dad. Perhaps that might have been the case if the officer was a little corrupt. >> Hey, are you proud of me? >> Who am I speaking? >> Hey, you're going to talk to my dad. You ready? >> Talk. Talk, Dad. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Who is there? >> Who am I speaking to? >> This is Deputy Go County Sheriff's Office. Is this Miss >> Yes. Oh, you called you called your friend. >> What you want to do? >> No, that's my mom. >> That's that she said that she's a friend of yours. You called the wrong number. >> We're We're going to chop this off to a learning experience and get her a sober driver with a valid license. And I'm going to tell her father what she's doing. I'll work it if you want to. I just I just >> Yes. >> You want to go that far? >> Yes. >> No, that that was my mom. >> You've already told me that you you refused to do um field evaluations. Okay. Will you talk to this officer over here? He's going to ask you for a sample of your breath to determine. >> Okay. >> My house is just right there. I'm just trying to go home. I hate this. I'm sorry. >> Come over here for me, please. >> Wait. She's willing to give a sample of her breath. >> Okay. >> I want to say >> Am I going to jail? >> I pay in cash. >> So, she provided two breath samples. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Her birth her first breath sample was a 22. I think that's an eight. And her second one was a 228. >> I'm just 2 minutes away. How much do you weigh? >> I'm only 140 like 48 45. It just depends on what I eat that day. But I I promise I'll like pay it. I promise I'll learn my lesson. I understand this. Like my dad will not understand how above the limit that she is. >> My dad will pay it. >> I told her she's like three four times over the >> She's only 19, too. >> I know, but I'll pay it right now. >> She's almost 21 and she only she's only 2 minutes. >> I I'm literally right. I'll pay whatever right now. I'm just I'm sorry. I know it's 2 minutes away. >> Am I getting arrested then? >> I told you earlier you were under arrest. At least I can get my real handcuffs. I appreciate you, man. >> Yep. >> Um I I'll get with you this weekend. >> I'm literally 2 minutes away. Like they could just take me. >> Come on. You all right? >> I'm sorry. >> All right. You understand the stability? >> I understand. Like I understand all the rules. >> You're You're three or four times over the legal limit. >> Yes. >> And you got all that beer. >> I have my friends. I have my friends. Here, >> sit over here. Have a seat. >> I'll be back, Penny. I'll be over. So, help me understand. Do Do you want Do you want the vehicle to go with your friends or do you want me to have it towed for you? >> I want it with my friends. >> It's okay if I give it to your friends? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Don't be sorry. People make mistakes. >> It's my fault. Like, no. I'm literally 2 minutes away. It's my fault. You know what? It's fine. I understand the law. I respect it. I respect it. I'm >> People make mistakes. >> Yes. >> Okay. This doesn't make you a bad girl for for this. >> Will I be able to like sleep in my own bed? Michael, I can't. I have to sleep in jail. >> No, >> it's probably just one night. Okay. >> No, I have to pay. No, I'll pay. My parents will pay. >> Okay. Well, this let's have to pay. I can't do this. >> Stay stay calm. Okay. >> Stay calm with me. >> She couldn't believe she was actually spending the night in jail. Even after trying to pay the cop to make it all go away. Sitting in the back of the cruiser, reality finally sank in, and it was a bitter pill she wasn't prepared to swallow. All right. She's three or four times over the limit. So, she is going to jail tonight. She's requesting that you take possession of her vehicle. Do you accept that responsibility to drive her vehicle? Accept that. >> Okay. Come over here and get her vehicle keys. >> Okay. >> You want to talk to her? >> Can you get me from the sheriff office like in literally like an hour? >> I don't have money. >> I have money. >> Do y'all take credit card? I can't stay in the office. I can't the office. I can't I can't I have money. I have money. If y'all take credit card, take credit. >> I can't stand that. >> Just Just take my dad's credit card. He gives you permission. I promise he gives you >> I need her permission for what? >> He does >> for bailing me out. They don't care. I promise they don't care. Did she call you on the phone earlier? >> Yes. >> When I told her to call her parents? >> Yes. And I said, "What's going on?" >> What's your last name? >> So, what's going on? Like, I want to know what's going on. >> She's arrested for DUI and she'll let go and then she'll have first appearance tomorrow and then she'll be calling her right. I mean, if I don't hold me to it, if I had to guess, probably between 2 and 5 p.m. >> Oh my god. >> I'll pay $1,000 right now. Is that a fine if I pay $1,000? No. My parents will pay. No, they will pay right now. I need to get out. >> You have to spend that jail. >> No. >> No. My dad will call up here right now. >> As a deputy ran her information through the system, he uncovered something else, turning her already bad day into an absolute nightmare. >> Is not on file. What the [ __ ] Where's her? Are you sure? >> Where did she get this fake ID? >> On. It came with some socks. >> Jesus Christ. I need her real ID. Come on. Let's go find it. >> Another charge. By the way, >> you can't be in possession of ID. >> That's why I lost my >> or did someone take it from me? >> Somebody did take it from me. >> Why? What is wrong with you? >> I tried to go in the ugly. >> Find her real ID, please. You said in the back of the fanny pack, didn't you? >> Yeah. >> Aha. The plot thickens. >> You found it. >> Her daddy's retired army. >> Yeah. >> Is that the real one? >> Yes, that is definitely the real one. You >> silly ass girl. >> I am disappointed. >> You're a coal cop, you know. [ __ ] you. Like, you're chill. I was very scared to come up here. >> I am I am very disappointed in the actions. >> I am too. >> How did I not? >> She was supposed to stay with me tonight. And then I get a call from an officer asking if I'm her mom >> because I told her to call her. I was going to let her off to talk to her parents, but my my boss said, "Nope." >> I said, "Well, you know what? She deserves a DUI because she's been crazy for a while and I think she needs a little bit of >> if she if she learns that she made a mistake, >> she can bounce back from this. You know, she could have killed him on the way here >> for sure. And that's why me and Luke were asleep in my house. >> I can't believe she let me look at a fake ID this whole time. I can't believe I didn't recognize it. >> You were trying to look at the fake ID. >> It looked real. >> Can I please, >> sweetheart? You have a fake ID, too. You know that's that's a crime to have a a fake fictitious ID, right? >> Can I please just say with her, I'll pay you $500, please. I do. >> I don't want your money. >> Here's the problem. Now I got to do more paperwork. >> Just do more paperwork. My parents will pay. I just >> I have to chill off, bro. You're going to jail tonight. >> Listen. You're going to jail tonight and you have to keep that. >> No, I can't. >> No, I can't. I can't. I can't. >> You're going to jail tonight. >> You know what? It's fine. You know what? It's fine. I'mma sleep good. I'm going sleep good. My parents know. >> I'm not taking the picture for it. Yeah, you are. It's a mug shot. You have to. >> No way. I can't have that. >> People in Enterprise, you are going to have a DUI. >> It's a DUI. >> I'M NOT DRUNK. >> YES, you chill out. >> I'm not. No. Like, the fact is I'm not drunk. That's the thing. I've told them >> so many times. Chill out. >> Take me to jail. Whatever. >> You know what? I don't care. Don't tell Don't tell anyone. I don't want my parents to know. You think my parents will find out? >> They will, for sure. >> How? How? >> Because you're going to jail. >> Going on a DUI? >> Yeah, this is a DUI. >> No. No way. >> A DUI. >> No way. >> You have to be so frugal with yourself. This is a DUI. You're fixing to go to jail. >> Am I actually going to jail right now or can I pay? I'll literally pay. Like, I know. Like, this is sucks. I'm just not the type of person to go to jail. Like, I have [ __ ] going for my life. Like, I'll literally pay whatever. Like, I know this is like a psychi situation. I'm not supposed to do this at all, but like I'll literally pay whatever. Like I'm literally 2 minutes away. Please, officer, you could watch her take me home. I'll go to sleep. Is that fine? >> Okay, very take position. >> My parents are going to be so mad. >> They're like, "Why didn't you pay it?" >> Richard is going to be pissed. >> He's going to be like, "Why didn't you pay it? Can I just pay it right now?" >> No, you have to go to jail. >> For how long? >> Until you sober up. >> Oh, fine. Hey, excuse me. Can I pay it now and so I don't have to spend the night? Is that possible? Even if if even if I pay 1,000, I'll literally pay you. >> Get in trouble for writing. >> Oh [ __ ] You're right. You're right. You're right. Never mind. You're just doing your job. I understand. >> I'll see you in the morning. Okay. >> Morning. >> I love you. I love you. >> You better be there. >> I will. >> All right. >> You call me. I'll be there. Okay. >> All right. In the end, she was charged with DUI and possession of a fictitious ID. Up next is another rich kid who genuinely believed that bribing the cops was the only way to keep himself out of jail. >> Have you been consuming alcohol tonight? >> No. >> Nothing at all? Is there a reason why I'm smelling that then? >> Uh, no. >> On a scale of 1 to 10, how intoxicated do you think you are right now? >> Uh, 10 out of 10. >> 10 out of 10. Okay. >> And please take me out. I'll pay you 20 bucks. What's >> that? >> I'll pay you 20 bucks. On >> November the 8th, 2025, in McKinley County, New Mexico, deputies were on a routine patrol when they pulled over a suspected drunk driver. However, nothing could have prepared them for how the encounter would unfold. >> I'm smelling a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from your breath. Have you been consuming alcohol tonight? >> No. >> Nothing at all? Is there a reason why I'm smelling that then? >> Uh, no. Ever. You just told me you drink that. On a scale of 1 to 10, how intoxicated do you think you are right now? >> Uh, 10 out of 10. >> 10 out of 10. Okay. Um, do you think you you're safe enough to be operating your motor vehicle? >> No. Yeah. >> There was very little left to investigate. His own confession and behavior made his intoxication painfully obvious. He was quickly taken into custody and placed in the back of the cruiser for transport to jail. But like any spoiled rich kid who believed money could erase consequences, it's only a matter of time before he complicated things further. Listen to me. I was in jail for 2 months. I don't want to go back. Can you please take me out? I'll pay you 20 bucks. >> What's that? >> I'll pay you 20 bucks. >> Realizing that money wasn't going to motivate the officer to let him go, he tried a different angle, hoping to find another way to slip past the long arm of the law at the station. >> Hey, sit down. Hey, what are you doing, bro? Bro, >> sit down. What are you doing? >> What are you trying to do, bro? >> You trying to run? >> Yeah. >> You just picked up the charge, you get up. >> In the end, he was charged with DUI, bribery of a public officer, and escaped from custody. Then there's Philip Quintana, who offered to change an officer's life with a $10,000 cash bribe to sweep a DUI under the rug. Okay. Have you been drinking? >> I was drinking. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Bro, I could give someone. >> Stop. >> If you talk to >> I'm trying to, but you're going to get another charge, bro. >> I can make your life so much better. I'll give you 10 grand. >> No, dude. No. No. No. No. No. Don't even start with that, bro. It's going to get worse. >> 1,000. >> Okay. >> 500. On October the 5th, 2019 in Santa Fe County, an officer on routine patrol observed a vehicle flying past at 75 mph in a 25 zone and immediately initiated a traffic stop. But as the officer approached the car, the passengers tried pulling off what they thought was a clever move. >> She was. She was. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where you guys coming from? >> Bart. Okay. You guys have anything to drink? No. >> Okay. Don't lie, bro. He already told me everything. We're doing hard [ __ ] They already told me, bro. They already told me everything. They already told me everything that's going to It's best for you to just be honest. >> No, don't do Don't have [ __ ] bro. >> I didn't ask if you had stuff on you. I said if you guys have anything to drink this even >> Okay, I'm not talking to you anyway, bro. What's your name, man? >> We drink earlier, bro. >> Miss, what's your name? >> Melissa. >> Melissa. Okay, you guys didn't switch seats. >> No. >> Okay. How come you're so upset, Melissa? >> Okay. Go ahead and step out for me, Melissa. You don't have no weapons on you, bro. Okay. Well, let's just step out for me. >> 51. >> Go ahead and take get off the phone for me, bro. >> Melissa, step out of the car. >> I get a second unit started this way. I have uh Mr. Wakefield who used to work for the so he pulled up behind me. He's not take he's not leaving your location. >> Where's your shoes at? Okay. I'm going to step back here. Are you okay? Put a step right here. going to stand right here for me. >> Okay. So, where are you guys coming from? >> Okay. >> What are you guys doing? Jing. >> Drinking. You were drinking. Okay. Did you to be honest with me? Were you guys Did he was he driving? Be honest with me. He was >> he Mr. Wakefield already told me everything. Okay. So, what did you switch switch for? Okay. I can I already knew you guys switched before he even You know what I mean? And I can just tell by your attitude and everything. So why did he make you switch? Okay. All right. You don't have no weapons, anything on you. Okay. Do me a favor. Turn around. Pretend you're not rest or anything. Just make sure you don't have anything on you. Nothing on you. Okay. Nothing in your Nothing. Just be careful. You're not in arrest. I just want you to come sit in the background. while I talk with him. Okay. So, why would you switch? That doesn't make any sense. Real life, you could have gotten arrested for you to be >> I know. >> Okay. >> They thought that they were being clever, but unfortunately for them, they had met a much smarter officer. At that moment, Philip was still confident their plan was working perfectly. What he didn't realize was that a shock was coming and it was about to derail everything. >> You better step out for me, bro. >> Can you go back to your car, Mr. Wfield? >> He's just stay caught, bro. >> Huh? >> He's just stay. >> Yeah, I'm here already. Explain to me who he is, bro. He used to work for us. Come stand over here for Come right here, bro. Go again. All right, bro. So, I'm going to give you every opportunity to be honest with me, okay? I'm telling you right now. I already know the whole story. So, if you're not honest with me, it's just going to make you look dumb and it's going to be bad for you. Who was driving? >> She was driving, bro. We came down. >> Try again, bro. Who was driving? >> She was driving. Came down. >> Okay. You been drinking? >> I was drinking. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, >> be willing to perform standard fily test for me, bro. To make sure you're okay to drive. >> I don't want to drive though. >> Okay. So, you have been drinking? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you're refusing to take the test? >> Yeah. I don't want to I don't want to drive, bro. >> Okay. I didn't have a seat right there, bro. I didn't ask you to drive. >> What's in your pockets, man? >> Laurens Lane and Alfa. I'm right in front of the new subdivision on Awafia, south of Lopez. Okay. So, you don't want to be honest, bro. You don't want to be Go and spit that out. Let me spit that out. Spit out your gum, bro. Let me see what else is in your mouth. >> You're making yourself look dumb, bro. You were driving. Everyone has already said that you've been driving. I clocked you going 75. Everyone's already admitted that you drive. Okay. >> I was driving. >> So, it's up to you, bro. If you want to refuse everything and make it worse than yourself, you can. If you want to get I'm giving you a chance to be honest. >> All right. So, I was driving. >> Well, is that Are you just saying that or were you >> I'm just saying that being [ __ ] That's what you want to hear. >> That's not what I want to hear, bro. I just want to know the truth. >> I don't want I don't want the problems, bro. >> Okay. Well, we have a huge giant problem because you guys switch seats. So you can make it worse for yourself >> or you could just be straight up though. >> I was driving. >> Okay. That's that's what that's the truth. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You were driving. Yeah. >> Okay. What why are we speeding? >> Going down our house again. >> 70 mph. >> Okay. What's your name, man? >> Phil, you have an ID? >> Yeah. >> Come stay right here. You got it for you? >> No, it's okay. All right. >> Just stand right there, bro. right there. You okay, dude? You need medical attention? No. >> Can we can't even stand, man? >> No, I'm good, bro. We just we party what? What's your social? >> What is it? What do you do for a living, bro? Towing. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? 83. How old you? 26. >> You're not 26, bro. >> No, I'm 36. >> How much have you had to drink? Drink a little bit. Okay. 51 temp 51. Go ahead, sir. You have no weapons or anything on you, bro? >> Go to San. >> So that's You have no idea where you were speeding. You're just trying to get home. That's >> what you >> Philip very much knew that there was more than meets the eye in his vehicle and he was beginning to find the cop a little too nosy. Philip needed to find a way to throw him off track before he eventually found his secret. >> I'm going to ask you to take the test. No. Okay. Do me a favor. Put your hand behind your back. Watch. Let turn around. Let me touch you. Turn around. Turn around, bro. I'm not real quick. >> I'm not. Turn. Put your hands behind your back, bro. >> Bro, I could give you [ __ ] someone. >> Stop. >> If you talk to I'm trying to, but you're going to get another charge, bro. >> I don't want to charge you. >> Okay. Well, just stand right here. >> You just talk to me. >> I'm talking to Steve. Just do what I tell you to do. You understand? >> I don't want to deploy tasers, bro. I don't want to fight with you. I don't want to do anything driving, bro. >> Okay. I don't know why you making this so hard, bro. >> No, I'll I'll talk with you over here, bro. Go to stand right here. Right here. Okay. Separate your feet for me, dude. Turn around. You can't even follow instructions, man. Separate your feet. What do you have in your pants? Nothing, >> dude. Stand right here. Why do you Why can't you pay attention? >> I got you. >> Okay. >> I don't know why you can't listen. What else you have? Do me a favor, bro. Will you take the female out and talk with her real quick? She's going to be the passenger. She's on that side. She's just She's not in hand. >> She was on driving, bro. >> Well, I'm talking to you right now. >> She's right here, bro. I didn't drive. Have a seat right here. Go and have a seat, bro. I can make your life so much better. Get in the car, dude. >> I know. I know. I want to hear you try to get in front. >> Dude, I'm not going to ask you again. >> I got to pull all my pants, bro. >> You just >> What do you want to talk to me about, bro? I'll give you 10 grand. >> No, dude. No, no, no, no, no. Don't even start with that, bro. It's going to get worse. Don't even start with that. Don't even start with that, bro. I don't want to make it worse for you. Just get in there, >> dude. There's driving, though. >> Okay, well, close the door, bro. Do not start bribing me with with [ __ ] What's in this? >> It's just It's just my There's nothing this. Okay, you're going to get all this back. Okay. Being offered $10,000 to make a DUI disappear was wild, even for an officer who had seen it all. And to him, it's a clear red flag. This wasn't just about a DUI. Was that more obvious than ever that Philip was trying to bury something far worse? >> What's your name again, miss? >> Melissa, can I talk with you real quickly? Okay. >> So, Melissa, just like I explained to you when I first initiated the traffic stop. Okay. I can see you guys bouncing around in here. I kind of hesitated for a second. Then Mr. Wakefield came out from behind me. Do you know Mr. Wakefield? >> Wakefield. >> He took off already. But were you guys drinking with uh another group of people? >> Well, we were with a group of people. I didn't know who they were. >> Were they friends with him? >> Probably, honestly. >> Okay. Okay. So, how do you know Philip? >> Uh, friends. >> Okay. Are you being honest with me, Melissa? >> I am being honest. >> Okay. So, I just want to double confirm. Okay. Cuz I saw you guys bouncing around. Uh, you were the passenger, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. And Philip was riding. >> Yes. >> Okay. How come he punched it right over there going? He was going like 70. You have no idea. Did he tell you anything? Did he say >> he got a new car? Maybe he I don't He didn't say anything to me. >> Okay. Is there interlock in this car? >> I don't know. >> You have no idea if there's interlock? >> No. >> Okay. So, he just bought this car. This is his car. >> I think so. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Cuz his license is revoked. So, he's supposed to have an interlock in the car. So, if there's not one, that's an issue. >> Okay. >> Um, so you guys were drinking out the box car and decided to come home. Where do you Where you guys went? To his house? >> No, to my house. >> Where's that at? >> Uh, that Unsatisfied with the explanations and sensing that there was something more hidden, the officer decided to search the vehicle. And that was the last thing that Philip wanted The officer's suspicions were later confirmed. Inside the vehicle, he uncovered a large quantity of illegal substances along with about $25,000 in cash, proving this was never just a simple DUI stop. >> 20. You want to add this for me? So uh 1,400 850 >> um 1,000 a,000 >> okay >> 500 >> 240 >> Eventually Philip was charged with DUI bribery Y of a police officer and possession of illegal substances. Speaking of rich kids trying to bribe cops, here's one who was absolutely convinced that officers would turn a blind eye to her DUI the moment she started offering them some good amounts of money. >> Sorry, we're on the way. My grandma something's going on with her at the hospital. So, >> all you guys are all going to the hospital. Oh, go. The reason I stopped you is for reckless driving. >> Oh, I know. >> You're driving crazy. Why? Why? >> Because I want to go make sure that my grandma's okay. >> I can give you like $300. >> No, don't say it. Please, sir. >> We're going to go to the back seat. I'll give you $1,000 if you'll take me to jail, please. >> While on routine patrol, officers spotted a vehicle driving recklessly and immediately initiated a traffic stop. Behind the wheel was a woman who clearly didn't mind putting lives at risk as long as she got what she wanted. >> Hello, folks. >> Hi. >> Roll the windows down for me, please. >> Roll this window down for me, please. The uh driver window. >> Hello, ma'am. I'm officer Olivus. I'm with the state police. How are you? >> How are you? >> I'm good. Do you have the driver's license? I don't have my driver. >> Come talk to me. I'll get you information from you. Okay. >> Sorry, we're on the way. My grandma something's going on with her at the hospital. So, >> so all you guys are all going to the hospital? >> We're all going to the hospital. >> Which hospital? >> Presbyterian. >> Okay. So, what's wrong with your grandma? >> I don't know. They said that she may not wake it tonight. >> Okay. So, they're not going to let you in. I'm going to tell you right now. >> I know, but I want to go see what's going on. I'm sorry, but it's like my favorite grandma. She's always there for me. >> Okay. I appreciate that. So, those are all your family members. >> They're all my family members. >> Cool. Cool. The reason I stopped you is correct this driving. >> Oh, I know. I've been driving crazy. because I want to go make sure that my grandma's okay. >> To remove any doubt about her sobriety, the officer administered a field sobriety test and she performed exactly as expected. And like someone clearly familiar with being on the wrong side of the law, she immediately shifted gears, trying to negotiate her way out of the consequences. >> 3 4 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, stand right there for me, Miss Web. Miss Web, place your hands behind your back for me. Unfortunately, so Miss Webb, I think you're too impaired to drive. Okay. >> How? >> Raise your hands. Your hands off your back. Raise your hands up. There you go, >> Miss Web. I feel you're too impaired to drive. >> I'm not, sir. There's another driver in the car. >> Sir, let me tell you. Let me talk to you and you can ask me any questions. Okay. >> Please. Let me talk to you real quick. >> Please don't do this. My grandma may be trying to >> Unfortunately, I'm going to talk to you and you can ask me any questions. Okay. >> I can give you like $300. >> No. No. Don't say that. >> Please, sir. >> We're going to go to the back seat. We're going to go to the back seat. Please, sir, don't do this. >> I'm not intoxicated. I DON'T >> I HAVEN'T DRANK NOTHING, SIR. >> Please don't take me, sir. Please, >> you I'll give you $1,000. >> I'll give you $1,000 if you will take me to jail. Please. For a spoiled woman who was probably not used to facing the consequences of her actions, it was most unlikely that she was going to face them with the same levity she offered a bribe. Come on in. We get you to sit down. >> The sooner we get you in, the sooner we get you out. >> That's what I'm telling you right now, Miss Web. Unfortunately, you're going to have to go in. Unfortunately, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of an intoxicating liquor and or drugs. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test. I don't use the graph before I use it on myself >> to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. >> If you choose to take this additional independent test to a reasonable opportunity for a position, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician, and or technologist. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and bribery of a public officer. Similarly, here's another woman who tried a different kind of negotiation to escape a DUI arrest. Your eyes are bloodshot in the lawsuit. Your speech is just slightly. >> I'm just very tired. That's all. >> There's an alcohol. You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> DUI. >> I'll do everything. I literally I promise. Sir, I'm from Switzerland. I can't have a DUI. Please. I'll take everything. Oh, please don't charge me. I don't want to go to jail. Please, sir. >> I don't I don't want you to take everything off. On October the 30th, 2025 in Florida, officers on routine patrol spotted a vehicle driving erratically and committing multiple traffic violations. That hesitation, they initiated a traffic stop. >> Where you headed to? >> Uh, see, it looks in Northport. I was trying um, >> thank you. You got your registration check? >> Um, I'm so sorry, sir. >> Your fake cut had scared me when I walked up and forgot tomorrow's Halloween. >> Pardon? >> I said your fake cut had scared me when I walked up. Forgot tomorrow's Halloween. I'm like, "Oh, >> I know, right?" >> So, reason I got stopped, a few things. When you're sitting at the light back here to make the left, >> you're all the way out in the intersection. >> Oh, okay. >> Like you were past the crosswalk, but you were you were on Toledo Blade for making the left. >> Um that the tags on the car. Is this car registered to you? Yes, sir. >> Okay. The tags on the car expired back in March. >> Yes, sir. >> Or April, I'm sorry. Um, and your license is suspended. >> From her slurred speech and overall demeanor, the officer strongly suspected she was impaired and unfit to be behind the wheel. Still giving her the benefit of the doubt, he asked her to step out of the vehicle for a field sobriety test. If she passed it, she could continue on her merry way. But if she didn't, he would clearly have no choice but to follow the law. >> Your eyes are bloodshot involved. You're speechless. >> I'm just very tired. That's all. There's alcohol. Okay. Check your eyes. Do a couple exercise. Okay. That >> unfortunately for her, her performance on the sobriety test only confirmed the officer's initial suspicions. But she wasn't ready to accept that verdict. Instead, she immediately began hatching a plan to try and talk her way out of the DUI arrest. >> I just didn't do a favor. Put your hands behind your back. Put your palms together like you're praying. You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> DUI. >> But I'm not drunk. >> Okay. >> I'll explain it all to you. I just look back. >> I'm going to take your watch off. Okay. >> But I did everything that you asked me to. Right. >> You did everything that I asked you to, but all those exercises you performed. >> Yeah. >> I look for indicators of impairment. Okay. And tonight you have exhibited enough indicators of impairment to believe you are not safe to operate the motor vehicle. Okay. >> Please sir, I can't have a DUI. Please >> I'll do everything. I literally I promise sir. I'm from Switzerland. I can't have a DUI. Please. >> I don't want to get out of I don't want to get I don't have a white female. >> I understand. I won't do dental. Please, sir. >> But you >> I will I literally stop you're not even supposed to be driving in the first place. So, you have five different suspensions on your license. You have an insurance suspension and three fail to pay traffic. >> Promise I'll have myself pick me up. You can take my car, please, sir. >> It's out of my hands tonight. Okay. So, just go ahead and walk back. >> But you're the one arresting me, right? >> Yes, I am the one arresting you. But the decision to make the arrest is already out of my hands tonight. So, let's walk back. Why? >> Cuz everything we've done tonight is on video. Everything. The car, both of us, we're we're videoing everything. We're not >> I have a camera here. But you can still make your decision about who why you're going to arrest me for what. >> Do you have a pair of shorts or something in here that we can put on to cover you up a little bit? >> Jersey. Put that on her. >> Please, sir. Please. I'll take everything off. Please don't charge. I don't want to go to jail. Please, sir. >> I don't I don't want you to take everything off. >> Please, sir. Not tonight. Please. >> I I'm going to >> I promise I'll have somebody pick me up and drive me home. I promise. I'm going to show you a little bit of decency and cover you up. >> You don't >> you don't want to go into jail looking like that. >> I have nobody call when I get to the station. >> They will let you get numbers of friends and everything. >> I don't have anybody. >> You were just at a friend's house. >> You have to know the numbers. >> Well, you will be any numbers you have in your phone, you'll be able to get out and get there. So, please have a seat in the car, >> sir. Please. >> Please. I'm I'm not going to ask you again. Please have a seat. >> I I understand, but please can you not please we are past that. I need you to sit in the corner. >> What would I have to do with you? >> Nothing. >> The only The only thing that you could do to not go to jail tonight is not drive drunk. That's the only thing that would stop you from not going to jail is not driving. >> And there's nothing I can do, sir. >> No, ma'am. Fortunately, there's not. >> Even if somebody picks me up. >> We're We're past that. Can you please put your knees in towards the front door? Thank you. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and possession of an open container of alcohol. Next, we go to the case of this teen who thought she couldn't be touched because she had her parents backing. >> Why is there alcohol coming from your boat? So, there's going to be a PBT. It's a portable breath test. Okay? You're going to blow into it. If you're above a 002, you're going to get a citation today. >> I'm retired director of Lake PD. >> Okay? I'm not willing to overlook someone on a vessel operating a vessel that has been drinking. No, I do not play with them. >> I ordered you one drink. That's all. >> That's that's more than one drink. On the 28th of June 2023, fish and wildlife officers were conducting a safety inspection on a vessel with multiple occupants. What they uncovered during the inspection wasn't what they expected it to be. >> How you all doing? Just want to check your life jackets. If everybody could hold one up for me. >> What? >> Check your life jackets. >> Lexi, come here. Come here, Lexi. >> One. >> Yeah. Don't lose that. >> Watch that motor. >> Four. >> Well, that was a new one. >> All right. Where you guys coming from? >> That looks good. >> Just catching bait. >> No, just swimming. >> I saw the Yeah, we just keep that on there. You never know, right? >> Never see if you see someone on top. >> I don't have it on me now, but you can look it up. >> I can't, but you have it on your license. When you go to the deal, >> you have it on your license. I like the man already. >> I got it on mine. >> You have You have it with you right now? >> Yeah, I do actually. >> Okay. And then who's over 21? >> Okay. Why is there alcohol coming from your boat? >> I have it. >> I can smell alcohol coming from your boat. I'm done with the motor safety card. Okay. So, why is there alcohol coming? This is your one and only time to be honest with me. When I get on board and look and check the hatches, if there's alcohol on board, we're going to take the next step. So, why is there alcohol coming? >> Going once, going twice. Okay. >> All right. Step on my boat. After a thorough observation of the boat, the officers proceeded to search for alcohol only to uncover their secrets. >> Interesting. Steaming up. Open that up. Huh. Interesting. Who's over the age of 21 again? None of us. That's what I thought. Take this. Put it across. Take this. Put it across. Take this. Put it across. Take this. Sorry. Put it across. Ah, moonshine. Take that. Put it across. Take that, put it across. Empty out the cooler inside of the thing. that. >> All righty then. Who's the youngest on the boat? Who's over 18? >> Who's 19? >> Okay. So, the youngest on the boat are 18 year olds. All right. Cool. Excuse me, doggy. >> By this point, the police gave them the choice on who to put all the blame on. This wasn't going to be an easy decision. >> All right. So, what are we going to do right now? We're going to head back to Phil Foster. Okay. At that boat ramp. Okay. What's going to happen is is you're underage. You're driving a vessel. Okay. You drew the log saw, whatever it may be. All right. So, there's going to be a PBT. It's a portable breath test. Okay? You're going to blow into it. If you're above a 0.02, you're going to get a citation today. Okay? The citation, you still get to go home. Okay? But you'll have a court date. Do we understand that? Okay. If it's below a 0.02, cool. You guys are still going to get charged with possession of alcohol by underage. Okay? Do we understand that? Now, how you guys break that up, it doesn't matter to me. It's either one or all. I have a lot of paper. I'll give it to you as your choice. So, you guys can comp pow-wow how you guys want to do that. It can either be the captain, the owner of the boat, or it can be all of you guys. I do not care. Okay. The thing I care about is you guys have a handle of crown. You guys have a Bud Light, red stripes, and some Selzer stuff. That is ridiculous. But you guys have a lot of it. And none of you are even 20. Anybody 20? Oh, you're so close. But you're one year away. One month away. July would have been the better month to do this. Okay. So, that's what's going to happen right now. Um, and yeah, any questions, any comments, any concerns? So, um, if you guys want to come to the bow or you guys want to go to the back and figure out how I'm going to write either all of you or one of you for the possession of alcohol because you're on the boat with alcohol, you are in possession of it. Doesn't matter if you're sitting in the back or sitting in the front. Do we understand? So, it's one person gets it or everybody gets it. Yes, sir. >> Do not care. Okay. So, let me know what it is. Go ahead and talk about it. Um, but for you, yes. So, like I said, if you're below a 0.02, okay, that's the threshold for 21 year olds. Okay. If you're below a 0.02, then you're fine. If you're above it, you're in you're what's called operating a vessel above a 02 while under the age of 21. Okay? It is a it's not a misdemeanor. It's a court. It's an infraction. Okay? It's a little more serious than a parking ticket. Okay? However, you'll go to court. It's a mandatory court date. Okay? You'll go to court and then after you go to court, you'll go to uh what do you call it? Uh they'll probably assign you either some kind of uh an alcohol class you have to go to there. Depending on your history, if you have any, there'll be probation. It depends on your history. I don't know what it is. It all varies upon your previous history. >> Do you understand? One teenager decided to take all the blame since it was actually her dad's boat. However, someone unexpected intervened with the investigation. >> So, this is your boat? >> It's my dad. >> Your dad's boat. >> So, y'all tell me about how uh this So, it's either one person gets a MIP and takes it for everybody or it's everybody on the boat has to take same MI. >> It's his discretion. stuff. What it sounded like, he's giving you guys the option. One person can take the citation for possession of alcohol. And if you guys can't figure it out, he's going to write everybody. >> It's either all of them get minor in possession or not minor, but underage because they're not minors, but underage or uh what do you call it? Or one gets it. It's up to you guys. >> Figured it'd be a nice option. I don't have to give it because technically you guys are all in possession, but >> it's a MIP charge. >> I don't know what you mean by MIP. minor. >> You're not a minor. So, it's just underage. >> And how does that work? You got to go in court and fight it off. >> You can fight. I get paid overtime. I get over. >> You get over >> I get overtime. So, I'll go to court. >> Oh, well, I was driving that. >> No, no, I know. No. I'm just saying like just so because a lot of people think that, oh, I go to court, they won't show up. No, we show up. >> Hello. >> I hear you. >> I didn't know it was FWC. >> Yeah, it's FWC. It's not Lakew Worth. >> How are you? >> I'm doing good. How you doing, ma'am? I'm pretty upset. >> I'm sorry you feel that way. >> What you upset about, ma'am? >> So, I actually I work with FWC. I lead all the parks. I do a lot of volunteering and work with FWC. >> Okay. >> I'm retired director of Lake PD. >> Okay. >> So, >> there's not going to be a wiggle room on alcohol, ma'am. You should know that. >> There's no uh >> there's no wiggle room on alcohol, ma'am. You know that. >> Well, I didn't know. You know that, ma'am. >> She She doesn't. >> Do you know that or not, ma'am? All right. Cuz I know you're not asking me to wiggle room on alcohol. >> No, I'm just saying that she does not drink at all. >> Okay. If she doesn't drink, when she blows into that, it should be a 0 and then we don't have to worry about it again. But if she said she has drank or she has drank, which you said she doesn't drink, that's why she was operating. So, if she hasn't drank, it should blow triple zeros and we're good. If she refuses, don't want to do it, then I already explained to her her the consequences for that. Okay. So, if you say she doesn't drink, then you should advise your daughter to go ahead and blow. We we worry we don't have to worry about this. >> You let me know. >> The girl's mother tried to talk her way out of the ordeal, but the cops just wouldn't budge, even if she worked under law enforcement. >> Okay. So, I mean, I can tell that you're not really willing to >> I'm not willing to look over a child drinking. No, I'm not. I'm not willing to overlook someone on a vessel operating a vessel that has been drinking. No, I do not play with that. >> Can you Okay. >> Can you tell me what the options are? The options are she blows right now. Okay. She because she is underage or she's under the age of 21. I'm not running a BUI route. I'm running a 02 violation which is a 21year-old or under operating a vessel while having impairment on aka drinking. Okay. She blows into this right here. She blows into this. It's a 002 or lower. She's not operating the vessel while while >> I thought it was a 008. >> No, that's for the BUI route which I explained to her. I don't want to run that because she's under 21. I'm not trying to ruin a kid's life. Okay, this right here is an infraction. Either way, it's an infraction with a mandatory court. Either way, one she has a leg to stand on. The other she doesn't. One she has a way to battle it. The other one she doesn't. Refusal is the dozen. >> No matter what, she will get those. She'll get those. >> Okay? So, if she refuses, she still loses her license for a year. >> She loses her ability to operate a vessel. And depending on the court, the court can take away her license. All right? Because she is a minor. I mean, not a minor. is under a 21. Okay. There was a boatload of liquor on there. Okay. Okay. So, that will go in the report obviously. So, >> she didn't even want to go in the boat today. That's >> all right. It's crazy. It's It's okay. Like, I'm begging her to go. She and I are sitting on the couch working on her college. >> I know. She told me about you problem. I understand, ma'am. I'm not trying to ruin her life and I appreciate it. >> My thing is >> that is the thing that literally >> I was talking to all my friend. I mean, I'm so I mean, I've worked in law enforcement my whole life. I mean, I'm a volunteer. I meet all your youth hunts. >> I mean, I was talking to all my buddies that were on the marine units for a long time, but that's all PBS, so I didn't know it was at dep. And I'm totally with you. I mean, I'm a law enforcement person just like you. Yeah. >> This is my kid. >> Oh, and listen, I understand you. I understand you want to help your kid, and that's why I was telling her she's a big girl. >> She's over I can't I can't I can't give I can't give advice. I can't give advice. that I'm not allowed to do that. It's >> Yeah, I got you. >> I gave her the courtesy because she is over the age of 18. I didn't have to wait. I don't have to wait. But at the same time, I have no problem waiting because it is a decision. I understand that. >> And she's she won't even when we're out. She doesn't want to drink cuz she's like, "I'm only three three months from my birthday. I'm not going to screw it up." >> Well, she told me one month, but it's okay. >> Yeah. >> She told me one month, but we found out it was in September. >> She's like a straight A kid. She's like the per like this kid worked so hard and now she's out with these and I don't she didn't even that's not even her boat. She make hold the wheel for a second that pisses me off. I want to go there and kill all those kids. >> Okay. >> It became clear that there was no escaping the consequences of their actions. >> Let's be honest. Do you I mean I'm sure you took some kind of You're obviously not drunk. I mean she's clearly >> I only dropped her off on the boat a half hour ago. So you haven't even been out that long. So >> come here baby. >> If I could take this. >> So >> So if she does have some Well, >> if she's below a 002, then that situation's over with. >> Do you think >> the situation of >> for her to for that to show up on that? How like if she took a sip or a couple sips of a drink? It all depends on how fast she metaboliz metabolizes alcohol. You know what I mean? It depends on when the last time her drink was and all this. It has been if she's if what she's told me was right, it's probably been about an hour. I can't, like I said, I can't tell you to blow or not to blow. I can only give you your options and then you guys have to make the decision. Actually, she has to make the decision. I'm giving her the courtesy to have her mom there to help her out with it. >> So, if so, if it does go higher than a a 0 2 seems like you could barely just take one little sip. >> Well, they're not even allowed to have anything on their system. That's sort of That's why it's a 02. Okay. >> Okay. So, >> I just don't know the building. >> No, it's not. It's not an arrestable offense. >> This is This is my best friend, Jeff. >> Okay. >> He just got off. He's a lawyer. That's why he >> he knows how upset I am. I I was like, "Oh my god, out of all people on the planet, it has to be Katie." Like, she wasn't even operating in the boat. She didn't even want to go in the boat. They were begging her to go. >> So, I just asked him. I'm like, I don't know what to cuz I was calling all my buddies at PBSO cuz I thought then I pulled up. I'm like, "Oh, it's FWC." I don't know the rules with with voting, >> right? >> But he's saying that he's not trying to charge her with a BUI, but it's just like underage. What's it called? Under >> under 02 operating a vessel. Above a 02 while operating the vessel. If she can blow a 0.15 for all I care right now, it doesn't matter. >> So if if she doesn't >> Can you explain that again for >> 0.02? Okay. She shouldn't have anything in her system. If she has above a 0.02 2. There is a mandatory court date that she has to go to. It is >> underage drinking. >> No, it's underage drinking. Yes, it is not underage drinking in the sense of driving a vehicle. Okay. Because it's not automatic suspension of her license, but it could be if she refuses, like I was telling her, there is a mandatory uh hours of service. There's a mandatory fine. There's no operation of a vessel. And now the license gets put onto the table. If she blows and she happens to blow over again, doesn't matter if it's a 0.02 does or a 0.03 or a 0.15, I don't care. Okay? Because that's what I'm running and I can't run a BUI section after that. Okay? I've allowed the pow-wow. It is about to get to cutting time where I need to have her make a decision if it doesn't make a difference. All right? So, you're going to blow. You're going to keep going until you hear a click. I'll tell you when to stop. Ready? Deep breath. There you go. 06. Okay. So, if I did BUI route, this right here is impairment. Okay. One more time to confirm. Okay. So, you drank more than what you told us. >> Okay. >> I told you one drink. That's >> That's more than one drink. Unless that's a very strong drink. >> It probably was. >> Okay. In the end, the woman was charged with underage drinking. If you thought you've encountered all manner of entitlement, then you need to meet this highly intoxicated female who thought her daddy could save her from getting arrested. >> Get off me. I WANT TO. >> On the 7th of February, 2023, reports of a highly intoxicated female standing next to her car were made. This was only the beginning of a crazy situation. Okay. >> He saw everything. I did not drive. >> I did not drive. >> Who can he call to come pick you up? >> My mom. >> Your mom? >> Okay. >> Or my dad? My mom? My car. >> This is your car? >> Yes. >> Where's the guy that left? >> My dad is the cop. You can call my dad and my >> Who? Where's the guy that left that was with you? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. You can verify I was not driving. >> All right, just calm down for a minute. But my left foot is broken. I cannot drive at his house. >> What's your name? What's your name? >> My name is Ashley. My father's name is Brian is a cop. >> Last name for me. Okay. What's your middle name? >> And I have not done nothing wrong. >> Where's your birthday? What is your mom or dad's number? We call >> I don't know. I truly do not know my dad's number cuz they he just got a brand new number. My mom just got a brand new number. >> Where you live at? >> Um somewhere in my foot is broken. You can tell I did not drive. >> Who was the guy you were with? I do not know his first last name. >> Okay. >> Is this is your child? >> Yes. As he can tell you, I did not leave. I did not drive. I did not do nothing with my child. I want you. >> So, was the other guy driving? >> No, not my car. >> So, who was driving? >> He was driving my car. Then he stopped here and then he walked away from my car. Moment that man walked to my car and he could vouch for that. I was not driving my car. bar register to >> me. It is in my name. I'm not trying to hit my fist trying to get >> We'll see who she is. >> This woman's personality kept changing over the course of a few minutes. The police didn't know what to expect since she was totally unpredictable. >> Ashley. You trying to say who is she? I am actually I'm telling you >> because he being a dumbass. I'm telling you who I am. I'm just somebody. He's call her. >> I'm telling you who I am. And he's saying all that [ __ ] >> Listen to me. What I'm trying to What I'm going to do is use my resources to try to find your parents' number. >> You're going to do what? >> Use my resources. >> You're going to use your resources. >> Back up. >> You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. >> I'm asking you not to touch me. You touch me. Put your hand in my face. >> I did not put my hand in your face. Don't touch me. >> You said what, sir? >> Put your hand down. Put your hand down. >> Put your hand down. >> What did you say? >> Put your hand down. I'll talk to you. >> I'm going talk to you like this. I'm not touching him. I'm not in his space. What did you say, sir? >> Put your hands up. >> I'm talking. >> Put your hands up. >> What's going on? >> You can continue talking to him. I just got back. Back up. Back up. Back up. Please. >> Oh, I back up. >> Smell like alcohol. I don't like you ain't getting >> He's my witness. Listen, listen to me. Stop talking for a second. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Do you have a phone number for you or someone that can come get you? You're drunk. You can't drive. We don't want you to drive. I have >> Where's your phone? >> I don't have my phone. My phone was taken out of my car. That's That's do That's my phone was taken out of my car. I'm trying to tell the white guy where my was taken. He saw you driving that black guy right there. Ask my witness. I never pulled up driving. >> Okay, listen. We We got to find a solution. >> Okay. >> Give me a phone number to call someone that can come get you in your car. >> Okay, I got a solution. What? >> I didn't pull up driving. That's that. >> Okay. We didn't see you in the car. That's that we can't arrest you for DI cuz we don't see you driving. So that's >> I never drove. >> Even if you did, it don't matter. >> It don't matter cuz I didn't >> as him as my witness. I never pulled up driving. >> Okay. >> All of a sudden, they found her kid inside the car. >> Pass that. We need to find someone to get you home safe. So do you remember a number of someone that could come pick you up? >> Who can I call to come get you? I can walk home. >> Where do you live at? >> Um 20 minutes that way. >> Oh, you're not walking 20 minutes drunk. That's not where where you have a child in here. >> I can hold my cousin for my daughter. Does that work? >> You have a child in the car? >> Yes. >> I'm sorry. I didn't mean to blind you. >> Don't blow my child. I can call >> I can hold my mom for my daughter. That work? >> Can you call who? >> My mom for my daughter. >> What is your mom number? >> Call your mom for you and your daughter. >> What What is your mom number? Baby, can I use your phone? >> My phone. My phone. >> I've got a phone right here. What is your mom number? >> What's the number? >> Can I help the number? >> Sure. >> I didn't know you had a kid in the car. That changes everything. >> Mr. Try to help me. Okay, we're not I understand. But my thing is I didn't have no problem. >> Let me You didn't dial the number. >> Okay, cuz I'm in the middle of dialing the number. Do you understand? But I'm stopping to speak to him. >> Okay, don't speak to him. You with me right now. >> I understand. He just spoke to me. >> Please put the number in the phone so we can get you and your daughter home. >> Her personality changed more and more. Eventually, her cop dad came to the rescue. >> So what? >> What is the number? >> Are you trying to be slick? >> I'm trying. >> Are you trying to be? >> No. >> Cuz I was trying to give you the number and so you tried to be a to the other cop. >> No, I want you to talk to >> And I was trying to give you the number. My daughter has to use the restroom. I have no problem giving the number cuz I was not the one driving. Listen before you interrupt me cuz you trying to roll your ass to try to be a I have no problem. I was not driving. I have volunteer or other people saying I was not driving. I'm not the one. I know for a fact I'm not going to go to jail for no sham. >> We're past that. Can you give him the number so we can get >> Brian's on his way. I got That's what I was trying to tell you. I was going to find your dad's number. I just spoke with him. He'll be here in 20 minutes. >> Thank you. The cops are these people on the road cops. Okay. You should say where's that? I had to hold her back. >> She was screaming on the ground. >> But he does have to marry. >> He does. That's why she don't remember. >> Oh, she >> Yeah, she ain't got nothing to say to me. >> I just got a hold of her daddy. Well, he'll be here in 25 minutes. >> He's a cop. >> Now, with her father on the way to save her, she got more aggressive. What happened next was shocking. >> They dumb as Right. I'm >> so done. I got your dad's phone number in about what 5 minutes or less. >> She's punching the window now. Just letting you know she's acting a fool here. So, we being we being very patient. She's We took the keys. >> Oh, see if I got no drivers. I don't got to drive. You saying I'm driving? What do I What keys got keys? We're trying to be patient. >> Can respond. I never drove over here. >> All right. Okay. >> Sounds dumb. I never pulled up over here. I'm sitting in the driver's seat. Okay. The >> Okay. People can vouch. I never drove. You can laugh as much as you want. >> I sure can. >> Show about the camera. I never drove. >> Good. I'm glad. >> You hear me? Corporal Young. >> Oh, Corporal Young. I'll be on the same street, same day. >> I don't care. I don't take nothing personal. >> Doesn't mean nothing to me. I don't want to take I don't want to have to take his jail. >> Hope so. >> I don't. You got your baby here. >> Hope so. >> You get pissed off at me all you want. I don't care. >> So, I hope so. >> Don't bother. >> That don't bother me. >> I hope so. I hope so. If they wasn't there, you would think you out of your That's >> You probably would. I probably could. It's okay. >> I could I would fake like right there. I >> She won't touch me. I tell you that now. You >> Oh, God. I would. >> How about you act like you got some sense in front of your daughter? >> You better check my shot. >> Act like you got some sense in front of your daughter. >> You got your child here. Won't you act like >> Check my shot? Act like a mama. >> You better track my track record. >> Act like a mama. >> You better check my >> quit calling him. >> That's all I got to say. You better check my Oh, g [ __ ] Oh, some >> You even know you even know what that mean. >> You better check my >> Do you know what that mean? >> Oh, >> you know what I mean? >> I showed you. >> You better check my [ __ ] >> I ain't going to walk up on you. I ain't going to put my hands on you cuz I know y'all going to take me to jail. Check my check my You already know what I'm about. >> You're drunk. That's all I know. >> GD plane. >> What is What is What is BD? >> Birthday. >> BD stands for birthday. >> BD for BD. What you trying to be on? It's >> not even a birthday gang in Orlando. >> I have nobody come out here. >> It's surprising that she could act like that with her kid around. >> She won't touch me. I tell you that now. >> You. >> Oh god, I would. >> How about you act like you got some sense in front of your daughter? >> You better check my track record. >> Act like you got some sense in front of your daughter. >> You got your child here. Won't you act like >> Check my record? >> Act like a mama. Check my track record. >> Act like a mama. >> You better check my >> quit calling him now. >> That's all I got to say. You better check my >> Oh je. >> Do you even know? Do you even know what that means? >> You better check my >> Do you know what that mean? >> Oh jeez. >> You know what I mean? >> I showed you. >> You better check my [ __ ] >> I ain't going to walk up on you. I ain't going to put my hands on you. Take me to jail. Check my actually. Check my You already know what I'm about. >> You're drunk. That's all I know. >> I'm je What is What is BD? >> Birthday. >> BD stands for birthday. BD gang in Orlando. >> After some more screaming, it looked like she was going to stop. But like most entitled people, it didn't take long for her to complicate the situation. >> Oh, the keys ain't key. Not coming back to you. >> It don't matter cuz mommy get my keys. >> Back up. >> It don't matter. Mommy get my keys. >> I've had enough of you. You're not going to get up my face. That's assault. That's on a law enforcement officer. >> That is a on >> I have not touched you, sir. I did not touch you. I did not touch you. So, how's that? Have you got a recording? How is that? How is that if I did not touch you? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> How your hand behind your back? >> I did not touch you. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> How if I did not touch you? >> Help if I did not touch you. You don't have to touch. >> If I do not get in your face and I did not touch you, how >> how if I did not touch you? >> We had a female 1015. >> I'm trying to ask a question, sir. How if I did not touch you? You can pick up your key since I'm a hiccup. Can I look move, sir? Can I look you in your face since I'm a key? Baby, can you watch my kids? >> Get up. Her her daddy. >> No, baby. Watch my kids. >> I got your baby. I got your baby. Calm down. Calm down. I got your baby till your dad get here. Okay. Can I dropped my coin for what? No. Some coin. I was trying to grab a black am baby. Pick it off the floor. >> Awesome. Real sh they face or n baby. MY BABY IN THE CAR. GET IN THE CAR. >> You're going to get in the car. >> I want my baby to make sure she in the car. >> We ain't leaving till your dad gets here. I can get myself in the car. >> Okay, move. Your dad is coming. I call. You would have chilled out and stayed in the freaking car. >> I can't bend down. Look at me. >> I'm not concerned. I will bend down. Now I'm sitting down. Look at me, sir. >> Sit down and scoot back. >> Sir, >> sit. >> Can you take the money out of my hand and I will sit down? That's all I ask. >> Weirdly so, she switched personalities again and the cops didn't know what to expect this time around. >> Respectfully, >> there was no respect. You showed zero respect, especially your daddy being a law enforcement officer. That's ridiculous. >> I understand that, but I'm angry. I've been abused. I've been punched in my face. Look, just respect real quick. I understand you should show me zero respect cuz there zero respect I showed you. But if you could show me 0.2 respect, just look at my >> We'll have that checked out. We have >> Under my foot checked up, but my foot is broken. My point I'm trying to I'm sorry for spinning, but my point I'm trying to show is I want my I don't give a if I go to jail tonight. I'm sorry for spinning. I don't give to freaking dad's going to take your take your child. >> But listen, I understand. >> Get in or we're going to put you in. >> I'll have EMS come check your foot. >> That's fine. All I care about is my daughter. >> Your daughter's fine. Sit down. >> Sit down. But listen, brother, >> I can listen to you when you sit down. >> Ma'am, I I have no problem listening. >> I ask. >> Yes, sir. I listen. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Sit down. >> Record. >> Sit down. Now, you're being made. >> Okay. No, >> you're being made in. In. Put your head in. >> Yes, sir. >> Put your head in. Put your head in. >> Put your head in. Sit down. >> Get on the other side. Pull her over. >> I'm trying to come, sir. >> Get in the car. Not playing this game. I'm not trying to play no game with you. >> I can't move, sir. I have a broken foot. >> You could if you would have did what we asked you. >> Hold on. >> You gonna do what we asked? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Sit back up. >> Okay. Stop. Please. Cuz I legitely have a broken foot. I'mma listen. >> Sit. >> Yes, sir. >> Slide in. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Duck your head in. Slide in. Your good foot. Slide in. >> That's my bad foot. Yes, sir. I'm going to duck my foot. >> This is your bad foot here. This is your good foot. >> No, that's my This is my bad foot. Cuz you see it? I'm trying to show you. That's the only reason. You see the black and blue mark on my big toe? >> Your foot looks a little swelled up. Yes, ma'am. Your toe looks a little >> Yes, I have a bro a broken foot. That's all I'm asking. I want my make all I want to be in this. >> All I want to do is make sure I have my daughter taken care of. I never went to the hospital. My broke. I'm not trying to be disrespectful. I'm not trying to get mad. I'm not trying to get in your face. I'm not trying to be disrespectful. I don't care if I go to jail. But today, my only thing is, and if you do, guys, you'll help my dad cuz you I guess you guys already know my dad's troll. How my dad >> I called your dad. >> That's okay. That's okay. That's okay. I'm not mad about that. Go >> ahead. >> I'm not mad about none of that. My only thing is my daughter cuz I do have a broken. I'm not trying to get I'm not trying to get angry. >> All right, we just sit right there. This story gets more and more confusing because suddenly she cared about her daughter now that she was in cuffs. >> Boy, my car was from me. I a [ __ ] to do with this [ __ ] You could tell that my phone my foot is broken by my toes. I wasn't even trying to spit on y'all, bro. That's just how I'm talking cuz my foot is up. >> Baby, go next to my baby. I don't trust you. Baby girl, go next to my daughter. Baby girl. Baby, go next to my baby. Why is she in my car, baby? Baby, go in my car, baby. I only want you in my daughter, baby. I ain't got no problem. I ain't I ain't going nowhere. I only want her in my car. I don't care if y'all got to go in my [ __ ] touch my car, whatever. I only want that [ __ ] in my [ __ ] looking at. >> I'm going to jail. Let me see my daughter's face. Can I have a kiss with my daughter? >> Can I kiss my daughter if I went to jail? Sir, what's your name? >> Corporal Young. >> Corporal Young. May I please have a kiss? >> Not right now. You're going to sit here until EMS gets here and your dad gets here. >> That's fine. I can show you my broken foot on on long on my mom put what be waterman hospital can label as my shur >> you went last night the waterman >> waterman hospital in yes sir >> why didn't they put anything on it >> I have a cast ma'am baby can you show him my black cast in my back car my big cast my back feet from my foot grab the cast my foot go on the other side of the I should have a cast for my foot. >> I have a whole cast that's supposed to be on my leg that I took off. >> That should be on my foot. I took that off my foot. >> Let me get my kiss. Let me get my daughter kissed on the lip. You can bring out behind. I got I'm handcuffed. >> We'll see what dad wants to do when he gets here. Her daddy's on the way. Right now, that's not happening. >> Okay. >> Bring my daughter out the car. They can't say nothing about my daughter beyond her face. DADDY LIKE DADDY GOT me ankle that car >> let me. >> Her dad who was a cop too was finally on the scene. She thought her dad would be able to save her. However, she would soon find out that that wasn't possible. Baby, think about your baby. Think about yourself right now. >> You need to think about your baby. You want to see your baby. You want to give her a kiss. You need to calm down. >> You'll be out in the morning and you going to see your baby. >> If you keep acting ass, you're not going to see your baby. >> DCF going to have her and you ain't getting your baby back cuz DCF don't play that. >> All you ain't going. >> It don't matter if I don't drive home. All I want to do is give my kid a kiss. I never got Listen, daddy. I never got in their face. That right there slam me. That right there slam me against the car. They said I got in his face. Slam me on the car. Said I put his hands on. Pull the cop video camera on the car. I never got once got in his face. I never once touched him. >> Talk to her. Talk to her cuz she saw everything. >> Calm down. But talk to her. >> You want me to speak? >> I'm trying my mother. Baby, go get my daughter. >> Keep acting crazy. They not going to want to hear. >> Baby, go get my daughter. I only trust you. Go get my daughter. My daughter. Maybe she'll stay in there. >> My daughter only Baby, trust her. >> Baby, trust her. >> Yeah, she only three. >> Yeah. >> Trust her. Only go to her. >> The woman swore she didn't do anything wrong and called her a daddy, but she'd find out that he couldn't save her. I didn't put my hands on him. All I said was you getting nasty towards me. So I got right in his >> Did you know we were coming? >> No. No, I did not. 100,000 put me on a lie detector test right now. I want a lie detector test. No. All my daughter's life. No. No. >> Understand, sir. No. I did not know you were coming 100%. They yanked me on my cone. I mean, you know my foot. Dad told him my foot is broken. They y me daddy. >> That's why I brought him here. >> My I figure out my phone. >> Let me take the handcuffs. I'm moving to the front. >> I asked you several times to back up. >> You didn't. But pull your camera. You have a camera recording. Just hold on. Hold on. I got you. I got you. But hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm not trying to run. I'm not running. I'm not >> Daddy. >> I'm not going to sit in jail. Dad, >> Dad. Dad, get off here. >> Come on. >> Dad, >> come get me. >> Ashley, sit down. Go that way. Don't go that way. >> Ashley, sit on the stretcher. >> Sit on the stretcher. Stop this. >> Don't kick him. >> Stop. Come on. >> Grab Put your Put your leg. >> You going to let them take me? >> You going to let them take me? Count your day. Look at me in my eyes. Count your days. Look me in my eyes. Count your days. That's all I want you TO DO. DAY. THEY HAVE TO DO THIS FOR THEIR SAFETY. >> They have to do this for their safety. Unfortunately, he had no power there. >> For my leg, cuz my leg is thropping, dude. Dad, my leg is throbbing. >> Are you going to get me some? Are you going to come GET ME? >> DAD, >> ARE YOU GOING TO COME GET ME? >> Are you going to come get me? >> Yeah. On yellow. >> Are you going to come get me? >> Are you going to come get me? >> I'll come get you. All right, >> I'll come get you. After all the drama, she was charged with simple on a law enforcement officer and resisting with that.
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