Grab it. >> Don't you don't grab it. >> I will. >> Help me. Call my dad. Call my district authority father. >> I can't breathe. >> Don't fall out of the chair. >> Kids who have powerful parents often act bratty and entitled because they believe that having a parent of influence shields them from the law. But more often than not, their reckless behavior drags their parents into [music] an embarrassment they never saw coming. >> I'm having a PTSD. So >> from what? >> I'm not allowed to at this point. My dad's >> how to deal with this. [clears throat] >> To deal with what? >> PTSD. >> So here are several moments when entitled brat [music] kids got their powerful parents into big trouble. Starting with the case of a drunk 32-year-old whose entitlement landed her and her mom [music] into a problem that could have been avoided. >> Mommy is uh head of city highway. >> I don't care where your mommy is. You're the president of the UNITED STATES. >> BUT CLOSE MY DOOR, PLEASE. And thank you. >> You listen. You're not in charge of this car. Stop. Okay. You're working you're working [music] your way into jail. >> Please don't do this. >> Relax. >> Please. >> Listen. So what she getting arrested for? This is going to cost a lot of money that we don't >> we're not sure yet. >> On January the 16th, 2025 in Rhode Island, while on a routine patrol, [music] officers spotted a vehicle being driven erratically and decided to initiate a traffic stop. On noticing the cop, the driver revved up the engine in an attempt to escape. However, after a little pursuit, she drove into a nearby parking lot armed with an excuse [music] for the cops. because I'm having a panic attack and I was sitting outside of my mom's house and I'm just trying to get to my boyfriend's house. I'm sorry officer I turned to blinks and I've been having a panic attack all night. >> Do I have your license on you? [laughter] >> Yeah, I do. Sir, please please don't arrest me. Please, >> why would I arrest you? >> Because I'm having such a panic attack. Panic >> attacks are against the law. I I have I have a I have a I a supposed to pay off a boot in prominence. I'm sorry. That's why I wasn't avoiding you. I'm sorry. When spoiled kids land on the wrong side of the law, the first act is almost always tears and a wellrehearsed victim card. But for those cushioned by privilege and armed with the arrogance of wealth, out comes the bratty card. Armed with some reckless confidence. Step out. Get out of your car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. The window gets smashed. >> No. >> Get out of the car, >> officer. >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Just get out of the car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> No. >> Just do yourself a favor. >> No. Please. >> No. Please. I'm sorry. Please. I'm very scared. that I have debilitating anxiety. >> Okay, listen. Here's the deal. All right, if you have such anxiety, okay, you're flying down the road, [music] then you try ducking me down some side streets, pulling into a parking lot, and shutting your lights off, pretending I didn't see you. >> THAT WASN'T WHAT IT WAS. I WAS >> THEN, not to mention, you don't have a license. >> I do have a license. >> It's suspended. >> No, it's not. >> It is. >> My license is not suspended. >> Okay. I just ran it. The state of Stop. >> As of when? as of last year. >> No, my license is >> Why are we screaming? [music] Why are we screaming? >> Because >> Jimmy, they're saying my license is suspended as of last year. That's >> No, my license. Jimmy, >> can you come get her? >> Jimmy, can Jimmy, are you ARE YOU LISTEN? >> JIMMY, ARE YOU listening to them? >> I wouldn't I wouldn't listen. [music] >> Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, is there any way you can come get her? Yeah, I can go get her. >> Come get her, please. >> They're saying Jimmy, they're saying my license is suspended. >> Stop. Why are you screaming? >> Jimmy, shut [screaming] up. >> They're saying >> they are saying my license is suspended as of right now. >> ARE YOU LISTENING TO ME? >> THEY'RE SAYING MY LICENSE is suspended as of last. >> How much you have anything to drink tonight? I can come get you >> behind the >> I just got off of work >> at a bar. >> They just said that my license is suspended as of >> Hold on. Stop talking. Jimmy >> Jimmy, >> excuse me. No officer, sir. >> You're you're you're working your way into jail. Okay, I'm going to tell you that right now. Just stop [music] talking and let me talk to Jimmy. >> My license has suspended. Jimmy. Jimmy. No. Jimmy. Jimmy, you shut up. And they said my license is suspended as of last year. >> I'm calling mommy. >> Shut up. >> I'll be calling calling mommy. >> If you talk to mommy like that, I'm sure she's going to hang up on you, too. >> You know, I was just I was having Jimmy come pick you up, but you hung up on him, so I couldn't even tell him where you're at. >> Following the officer's statement, it was obvious they wanted to [music] let her go. But like every entitled kid, she didn't know how to keep her mouth shut. Being a blabbermouth comes with its consequences, and she could only hope she could bear the weight of hers. >> Mommy is uh her city highway. >> I don't care what your mommy is. You president of the United States. >> Hi, Mommy. Um, so I'm driving home from work and these these officers are saying that my license has been suspended since last year. >> No, that was reinstated when you went to court. >> I'm telling you right now, I just ran it. It comes back as suspended. Yeah, my license comes back is suspended. So, I'm sitting right outside of TO. >> No, about a mile away. >> Uh, uh, TO is right there. >> Yep. Taco's right there. >> To's right there. >> This isn't This isn't to >> Yep, that's how much you had a drink tonight. >> I'm He's He's being What's your What's your badge number? Sergeant Deosta. >> Sergeant D Costa. >> This is all on camera. You I don't It's all on camera the whole >> Mommy. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Where are you going? >> I was trying to come home. >> I thought you were going to your boyfriend's house, >> which is right next to my mom's house. You [laughter] >> You know what, Kate? If you're going to be like, >> Mom, end up in trouble. Yep. >> She's right. Your mom's right. >> No, I'm damn not. Can you please come? They're not giving me space to talk to you alone. I They followed me. I was driving right. They followed me all the way to this parking lot. I hid here because I was being followed home and now Sergeant Dosta is standing outside of my car. The the funny part is we're trying to get you out of here cuz clearly and they don't want to deal with you either. >> Oh, they just said that you both you and Jimmy both don't want to deal with you. >> You talk to everyone like >> cuz because I'm a piece of because I'm a piece of They need to get away from me. >> You said you talk to everyone like [ __ ] >> Bobby, you need to you need to get here. I'm in the >> Someone come get here. Are they gonna They said if somebody shows up here, they'll let me go. >> But close my door, please. If they >> keep listen, you're not in charge of this car stop. Okay. You're working. You're working your way into jail. Keep running. Keep running your mouth. >> Mommy. Mommy. I'm not a [ __ ] I ain't no [ __ ] >> That's not That's [music] real nice. >> Yeah. I ain't no >> real. >> Work on that. >> You should work on that. >> You should work on that. >> You have an anger problem. >> You should work on that. >> You have an anger problem. >> You should work on that. Get them to flavor me. These people do not know. No, they want they tell me I have to tell you where I am. >> I'd love to tell them where you're at, but you keep screaming at everybody. >> Tell my MOM WHERE I AM. The officer's patience was already running [music] dangerously thin. And soon enough, the option of going home would be off the table. >> Tell my mom where I am. >> Where's your mom WORK AGAIN? >> CITY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. >> Camera footage, though. See you act like this. How that's going to look. >> I can't wait. I can't wait. She's been there 30 years. >> You >> tell them where Tell my mother where I am. She is She is behind the Cran Senior Center if you'd like to come pick up this lovely lady. >> This lovely lady. >> Someone come get her. >> This lovely lady. Tell her my name. Glasses. If I can't get out of my car. 408. What's yours? 513. >> Actually, you know what? 513. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> Um, I was at work all night. >> Yep. And you work at a bar. Okay. When you still step out of the car to scream in [music] my face, I detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from your breath. >> I'm so I'm going to ask you to do a field sobriety test. >> I'm not doing it. >> Then you're going to go to jail. >> I'm not doing it. >> Step out of THE CAR. >> NO, I'M NOT DOING IT. >> Step out of the car, >> sir. I'm not doing it. >> Step out of the car. >> No. No, I'm not doing it. No, I'm not doing it. DON'T DO THAT TO ME. >> You You walked away. You got You got out of your car and screamed in my face. >> You didn't give me your badge number >> where I can smell your breath. You did not give me your badge number. >> Get out of the car. >> You did not give me your badge number. >> I'm asking you one last time to get out of your car. >> No. >> No, sir. Don't do that to me. >> You didn't give me your badge number. >> I think you've been drinking [music] a little bit. >> No, I haven't drank. >> And I'd like you to do A FIELD PARTY. >> NO. >> YEAH. >> NO. >> YEAH. >> NO. >> Step out. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. No, sir. >> Step out of the car. >> No, sir. >> All right. Last chance. You're going to jail. >> She doing just climb out of [music] the passenger. Seat the car. >> No, sir. I'm not doing that. This is excessive. >> It's not excessive. I haven't been We haven't done anything to you yet except as you. You're bad. You made me come out of the car. I'm not doing this. Please don't do this to me. Please. [laughter] This the rest of my life. Please don't do this to me. >> Do this to yourself. Step out of the car. No, I'm not. No. >> I'm not doing it. >> Step out. >> No. >> Last chance. [snorts] >> No. My mom and somebody else is coming in here. >> She had finally taken away the option to go home off the table. And [music] unfortunately for her, her mom's job as a city official was not going to save her. Now, >> my mom and somebody else is coming in here. PLEASE, SIR. NO. >> NO. >> NO. WE'RE NOT doing this anymore. >> No. Please. >> We're not doing this anymore. >> No. >> Relax. Relax. >> Just go down. Just go down. >> Don't worry. >> Just relax. Relax. >> Please don't do this to me. >> Relax. >> Please. >> All right. Hang on. Her head's on the >> No. Please. Please. I have I am anxiety. Please. My mom is coming. MY MOM IS RIGHT THERE. MY MOM. NO, my mom. >> No, my mom is My mommy is right there. >> No, my mom is right there. >> My mom is not there. She's coming. >> Please, my mom is coming. >> Please. No. Please. Please do not. >> No. Okay. >> Have what on me? >> Any chance to hurt us or to yourself? >> No. No. Please. >> No. >> No. Please. >> Can you please? Can you please give me my slippers? >> Can you please? It's my jewel. >> All right. >> Relax. Relax. We got it. >> My jewel charger is on the ground. Please. It's my thing. Can you >> Can you please Can somebody fix my song? >> Get in the car first. >> Can somebody fix the car first? >> Please. >> Please. Somebody fix it IN A SECOND. >> I HAVE HUMILITY. I need my Xanax. I did my Please. No. I have officers. I have debilitating. Please help me fix Please. Please, sir. Please fix my socks. Please, sir, fix my socks. My mom is highway department. She >> She is on the way down there. Please, please. My mommy is My mommy is coming. My mommy is coming. My mom. >> While she was being secured in the back of the cruiser, her mom arrived. She [music] felt disappointed as her entitled daughter had put her into a mess she never planned for. >> Listen, so what's she getting arrested for? Cuz this is going to cost a lot of money that we don't >> No, we're not sure yet of the of all the charges. >> Definitely charges on her. >> Yeah, probably probably multiple. So >> So what what Oh great. So Oh great. This is [ __ ] wonderful. >> Neither of us stopped her, so he can explain more. Meanwhile, as officers were transporting her to the station, she made another silly move that would only end up putting her and her mom into more trouble. >> Please don't charge me another GI. >> Well, then don't drink AND DRIVE. >> I DID IT. >> I can smell it on your breath. You refuse to do take a field test. >> You are I'm so sick. Take this. >> Take this off my wrist. >> You are You are going to get charged with another charge in a minute. Take this on my wrist now. I have panic attack. >> When we get to the station, I have mental issues. >> 308. >> I have to pull over in front of 104. She smashing my window. I want my mom. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I WANT MY MOM. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I WANT MY MOM. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I WANT MY MOM. I have debilitating anxiety with colon. >> Put your hand behind your back and stop resisting. >> Sir, >> stop resisting. >> Sir, I'm not resisting. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Sir, I'm small. >> Put your hand other hand behind [music] your back. Sir, I have >> Put your other hand behind your back. [music] >> Sir, I'm small. >> Put a light flashlight on me. >> Oh, sir, I'm small. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Sir, you're hurting me. Ow, you're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Ow. >> Ow. Sir, you're hurting me. >> Officer, you're hurting me. Sir, please stop. Sir, please. You're hurting me. Please >> put your hand behind your back and stop it. >> You're hurting me. >> WE WON'T HURT YOU IF YOU STOP. JUST LISTEN TO US. >> I HAVE A SHOULDER INJURY. >> SIR, I have a shoulder injury. Sorry. I I'm dislocated his shoulder. You're hurting me. I kept saying, "Sorry, you're hurting me when it's done." >> Because you want to put your hand behind your back. You're resisting arrest. >> Because I It wasn't resisting arrest if I'm in pain. It is. >> No, it's not. I'm sorry. I can't put my arm behind my back that way. Peter, >> do you sell your body camera? >> Dude, who's in custody? I don't know what to do. >> Oh my god. >> From the look of things, she wasn't satisfied with the charges she had racked up already as she went into full-blown psycho mode upon arriving at the station. >> No, no, no. >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. I love how you work. >> I HAVE DEBILITATING ANXIETY ducking note. Don't speak to me that way. Get him away from me. I don't want bad guys 38 near me. I want him to get away from me. I can't knock down. >> I don't want him near me or him. >> 538 or 508. I don't want him near me. I don't want them near me. >> 58 is not here. This is 408. Okay. 4082. I don't want to talk to either of them. >> No. No. >> You don't get an option. >> I'm the one arresting you. You can have a seat in that chair over here. Have a seat. >> Relax. >> Please don't take these pills off me. I promise I won't sling anybody. I promise. I promise. >> Well, I'm the tiniest person in this room. I am debilitating. anxiety. >> We just want to get you through this, right? You're going to calm down and work with us. >> I don't >> calm down and work with us. Listen. Shh. >> He's going to read you something. We're going to try and work to get you out. You have to calm down. >> I I I can't I can't. >> I really My anxiety officers, I'm asking you. [music] I will sit. Can you please just take these off of my >> Please. I'm I'm going to take them all. If you do anything stupid, they're coming right back up. >> I swear to God, I won't do anything stupid. All right, Catherine, turn off your lights. >> Please call me Katie. Stop calling me Catherine. >> You say respect. >> Catherine. Catherine's my government neighbor. Okay. Just leave you right here. >> George is $1,800 a month. I already had one DUI. I can't afford another one. That's why I hid in that for Elon because I was leaving >> cuz I was leaving work and I think he had like >> two years and two wide. >> It was a little bit too much when I was driving. >> My ex and I dropped him off and then I saw you guys. >> We're going to try and get you as fast as we can. >> I got to I got to read this to you. All right. >> Please don't give me a second one. >> I have to read this to you. All right. But the only reason that I got out of the car is because you asked me. >> I did. And what you what you got right in my face, I smelled the overwhelming odor of alcohol. >> I had But listen, Katie, >> I had two beards. >> Katie, come on. And you have >> I can't afford to say why. Please >> let me know where you But please. I can't. I can't. My insurance is already $1,800 to watch. I'm going to [ __ ] just I'm going to now >> All right, listen to me. >> I'm going to go home. >> And now this is >> this is why I kill Relax. >> Relax. >> No, this is why I got to get this for you. Okay, I'm going to try and get you out of here. You got to chill out. >> No, I can't I can't You can't give me another DIY. [laughter] >> Please. Please. >> Let me know. Let me know when I can when I can do this. Hey. >> At this moment, the realization of the consequences of her actions had begun to settle in, and the fact that there was nothing that she could do to escape it anymore hurt the most. She had turned down all the previous opportunities to go home with her sense of entitlement. And now she would have to dance to the tune of the music. >> Rhode Island law requires you to submit to a chemical test of your blood, breath, or urine for the purpose of determining the chemical content of your body fluids or breath. If you refuse this test, certain penalties can be imposed, include the following. for first offense or an Allen driver's license or privilege to operate a motor vehicle in the state can be suspended for six months to one year or modified to permit operation in connection with ignition interlock device for a period of specific by law. They fine for $200 to $500 can be opposed and you can be ordered to perform 10 to 60 hours of community service and attend a special course on driving while intoxicated or under the influence of a controlled substance or alcohol or drug treatment. If you had one or more previous offenses in the past 5 years, a refusal to submit to a chemical test of breath or urine at this time can have criminal penalties including incarceration of up to 6 months for a second offense and up to one year for a third or subsequent offense and can carry increased license suspension or condition interlock period fines and community service. >> All violators shall pay a $500 highway assessment fee, a $200 Department of Health Chemical Testing Programs Assessment fee, and a license reinstatement fee. refusal submit to a chemical test of blood shall not subject you to criminal penalties for the refusal itself. But if you have one or more previous offenses, other civil penalties may increase. >> What does that mean for me? [clears throat] >> Let me finish and I'll explain it. You have the right to be examined at your own expense by a physician selected by you. If you submit to a chemical test at this time, you have the right to have an additional chemical test perform at your own expense. You'll be afforded a reasonable opportunity to exercise these rights. Access to a telephone will be made available for you to make those arrangements. Did you want to make a phone call? I don't I don't understand why any of those things meant like are you like I haven't been subject to a field sobriety or an alcohol test. The only reason that it was so is because you asked me to read your badge number to get out of the car >> and it it felt >> You don't recall me asking you to do a feel body test at which time you decided you wanted to climb from your driver's seat to your passenger seat and you kept saying no you're not going to do it. The only reason I was outside of the driver's seat was because you made me read your badge number. >> I didn't make you do anything. Okay. >> You he said was my badge number and he made me get out of the driver's seat. Um that [music] it's it he made me get out of the driver's seat. I was sitting there. >> He's not the one running this. I am the one running this. >> I'm I'm speaking to you. I'm talking. >> Everyone can leave. >> I would like to speak to my mother. No, I don't like you. It >> doesn't matter if you like me or not. I don't like you. Where is the officer? >> Where is my Where >> can you make a phone call right here? >> Where is my phone? >> I have your phone. >> Can I have it? >> Can you make a phone call right here? >> Can I have it to find my phone numbers? >> You don't bark orders here. >> Can I have it to find my phone number to call my mom? I don't know my mom's phone number off the top. >> Did you get her mother's phone number? >> Mhm. >> You're not going to dictate how this goes. [music] Okay. This isn't my first day on the job. Have a seat. >> I'm not having a seat. Is my mom out there? Is my mom out there? >> No, she didn't. >> What do I have to do to do I dial 9? >> Just dial the number. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI, driving with a suspended license, resisting arrest, and obstruction [music] of justice. Moving on to the case of this entitled brat who for some reason was convinced that having her dad on the line was going to elude her from consequences after being caught drinking while underage. >> Can you talk to me and not your dad? Cuz your dad's going to get you arrested real quick. >> My dad isn't going to get me arrested. You smell like alcohol. >> My lawyer gets here. >> You're under arrest for underage. He's arresting me. Daddy's arresting me. Daddy's arresting me. >> Daddy's arresting me. >> My dad told me to wait for my lawyer. >> I get that, but that's not a real thing. I'm sorry your dad gave you poor advice. March the 30th, 2024 [music] in Kent, state of Washington. Officers responded to a report of a disturbance at a local gas station. Upon arrival, the officers located a group of bratty [music] young adults who were anything but ready to cooperate with them. At that moment, what should have been a simple investigation started to take an unexpected trajectory. >> What's going on, sake? Heal the front of the car, please. >> Who are you fighting with out here? >> Okay, I just hang on over here. >> No. What are y'all talking about? sit against. >> We got to call about a fight. That's why we're here, >> bro. Them are my friends. >> These are my cousins, bro. It's not no fight, though. >> Okay, Shen, stay over there. I'm not going to say it again. >> What was going on, though? >> Nothing. >> You got your ID with you? >> Uh, >> hey, boss. Stay over there for me. >> No, sir, I don't. But, uh, now you go to jail for >> Do you have any weapons, dude? >> I don't got NOTHING ON ME. WHAT ARE Y'ALL DOING? Reach >> in your pocket. >> I'm just letting you know I don't got nothing on me, sir. Y'all are tripping. Them are my girlfriends, bro. Them are my friends. Okay, >> I'm calming everybody down so we can all go home. >> Why are we calming down? >> It's not no like argu arguing. We got about a fight, right? >> Okay, I get that though. No, I get that though. But I'm saying though. >> No, I get that though. But like y'all over doing it, though. Like y'all told >> I know, but we don't know that until we get But listen up. We're not doing nothing, bro. Y'all got your ID? >> No. No. I can tell you my social like I told you. >> 200. You still on 19 with the PR? >> I am not. >> Hello. How are you? What the hell's going on tonight that we're here? >> What do you mean? >> What are you guys fighting about over here? >> No one's fighting. >> Those are our friends. That's all. >> Well, we got to call for a fight between a male and a female. >> Can you see if we're talking to the correct people? >> No, these are our friends. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> I don't think she's going to know that either. She just pulled up. >> No, just stay right there. They don't come back and let >> Chuck, do you need these guys for anything? >> Let them go. Can I go to the bathroom? >> You're free to go. >> You can leave. >> I got to go. >> Go leave. >> Okay, I'm about to go to the bathroom in here. >> I don't know why anyone called. >> I don't know. That's what we got to call for male and female fighting in this. Yeah. I pull up and he stand next to your car. >> Yeah. >> So, we're just trying to figure out what's going >> I get that. But those are our friends. >> Victor Charles 92263. VC 92263. Are you with that car or this car? >> I'm with this car. >> Okay. So, what was going on though? >> Nothing. Them are our friends. They are. >> You say nothing, but you said you were trying to calm everybody down. >> No, I'm trying to get everybody to feel me. Go back home, bro. Not like they like our car though, right? >> No, calm down. Like, calm down. Like, it's time to go home. Calm down. Notification. That's aation home. We know them. This is our car. That's their car. We each other home. >> Copy. So, there was no fight. That's a call we got. There was a fight between a male and a female. >> How much you had tonight? Huh? >> A few shots. Correct. How long ago was your last shot? >> Um, probably like 45 minutes. >> Okay. >> So, no fight whatsoever. >> No, >> you guys can get out of here, man. Have a good night. We got to call for a fight, dude. They describe weird. >> I mean, good night. You're warned for this early. Get out of here. >> Nope. There's more than three people here. You can't talk. I mean, >> get get out of here with them. >> Or else I start asking questions you don't want me to answer. >> No, they need get your friend home. He's got problems. >> The officers gave them ample opportunity to go home and prevent any further escalation, which they would have grabbed if they were smart enough. But in true entitled kids fashion, they still had other things up their sleeve. >> I don't know. >> Yeah, we're tripping cuz you're 19 even drinking, right? So, I'm tripping. I'm the now. >> No, you're not. Well, then why the you talking? >> Because I'm I'm trying to tell him to calm down. >> Is that how you tell him to calm down? By talking on us when I was trying to be nice this whole freaking time. >> I understand. I was >> But no, but you want to talk rile him up? >> Because I've been trying to leave for 20 minutes. >> Okay, >> that's that's why I'm just >> Well, if you leave for 20 minutes and you're a grown person, why didn't you leave? >> Because my parents I can't leave then. >> Okay, >> I'll take one more over here. >> All right, I'm going to have my partner come right to make test. Make sure you're okay to drive. Can you come lead you guys against the front of the car for me right here? How much alcohol is in the car? >> There's no alcohol. >> Okay, there's a mill. There's a Michelob vulture in the center council. I already saw it. Your friend may have hidden it by now and they're probably going to go to jail for that. I don't want to do that. So, how much alcohol is in the car? >> I don't know. There's none of mine. >> Okay. One of us. >> All right. Max, you want to bring the car over so we're not walking 9 miles? >> Can you sit against the car for me? >> Yes. >> All right. All right. So, here's the thing. >> Here's the thing. So if any of you move the beer that was in the center console or is it still there? >> That's a Red Bull, sir. >> Oh, yeah. It says Michelob. >> Can you read? >> Red. >> Oh, okay. You got your ID on you? I need your ID also. >> You have any ID on you? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Dad, I need you to go to the north because these officers are interrogating us over. >> All right. >> I know how that's going to go. I'm going to walk and y'all going to blow test me. >> See the front of my car over here? >> Yep. You're going to stand at the front of the car. >> They're going to blow all of us. >> Stand right here. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> A few shots of our It's been like 45 minutes. >> Okay. >> Anything? >> Do you have any physical conditions that would prevent you from walking in a straight line or standing on one foot? >> No. >> Okay. investigating. You ask me a question up front. >> Keep your arms down at your sides. >> Stop arguing with him. >> This is a >> It's as level as we're going to get right in this little parking lot. >> I've never done this before. >> While she was undergoing the field sobriety test, her friend, who was still sitting in the vehicle at that moment on the phone with her dad wasn't prepared to comply with the cops as she believed that her dad had placed her above the law. >> This is the last time I'm going to warn you. I'm going to pull you out of the car. You need to step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car. >> I'd step out or you're going to go to jail. >> Go to the front of the car, please. >> I'm about to. >> I am. What's your badge number? >> I already gave it to you once. >> Have a seat right here, please. Ma'am, have a seat right here, please. I'm not going to tell you again. Next. >> Well, I'm not driving. >> Have a seat. It doesn't matter. You're underage. You guys been drinking? >> I'm not underage. >> Okay. How old are you? >> And I haven't been drinking. How old are you? >> I haven't been drinking at all. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to figure that out cuz you smell like alcohol. So, go ahead and put your phone down. You leave on speaker. >> Okay. Can you talk to me and not your dad? Cuz your dad's going to get you arrested real quick. >> My dad isn't going to get me arrested. You smell like alcohol until my lawyer gets here. >> Okay, I don't care. You smell like alcohol. There's open containers in the car. How much you had to drink tonight? >> I haven't had anything. >> Okay, I'm going to take a look at your eyes real quick. And you take a look at this pen right here. Can you clearly see that in front of your face? >> No, you cannot do that till my lawyer gets here. >> At this moment, the officer had had enough. And the illusion that her father could shield her from the consequences of her actions was about to be shattered. >> Going face towards the car. You're under arrest for prohibition. >> Dad, he's underrest. He's watching me. Daddy's arresting me. Daddy's arresting me. >> Daddy's arresting me. >> Stop. You are making this so much worse. I'm not. >> YOU SHOULD NOT BE my Nope. Do not pull your hands away. >> You are under arrest. Stop pulling away. Arrest. >> You should be call my dad. Call my dad and my lawyer right now. >> Easy. >> No. I'm pressing a lawsuit. This is insane. I did nothing wrong. >> You're drinking and you're underage. >> Okay. And I did nothing wrong. >> You're drinking and you're underage. That's illegal. >> You have You have no proof of that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Well, I tried to offer you that. Nope. You're going to walk this way. >> No, I'M WAITING FOR MY ARREST. >> All right. You're going to get charged resisting arrest. Please stop. >> Stop. Okay. Stop driving. Please. Have a seat in the car. [screaming] Call my Dad, [screaming] >> prove it how sober you are right now. >> Hey, buddy. Like, you're getting a lawsuit. I didn't do to you. >> You're underage and you're drinking, >> bro. I didn't do you for you to do this to me. >> Don't be drunk underage. >> I'm sorry. You >> kidding me? You're that miserable. >> So angry. >> How many in the eyes? >> Eyes check. Okay. Okay. >> Give her PBT and we'll see what's up. All right, miss. Can I come talk to you over here, please? >> So, I want this to go completely different than that. I'm a pretty reasonable person. This is pretty unreasonable, right? >> Yes. >> How much you having to drink tonight? >> I only had a little bit. My mom, >> can you sit against your form, please? >> Yes. >> Do you have your identification on you, please? >> Yes. >> My mom, she's on the way right now. I already called her. >> Okay. When like >> where she Where' she look at? Um, we live in Canton. >> Canton. Okay. Why is your friend acting like that? >> It's pretty unreasonable, right? >> Yeah. She's always like that. That's why I was like, >> "How much have you guys had to drink tonight?" >> I don't >> When was your last drink? How long? >> My last drink was about like an hour and a half. >> And how many total throughout the night? >> I only had about like three. Like three total. >> Like three seltzers. >> Like like a can of Selzer. Okay. >> Yeah. Like >> May I see your ID, please? >> Yes. What is it? If you're on your age, it's like what? 0 something 6 >> 02 02. Might as well just make a nice tight steel around the straw here and take a nice long deep breath out. Okay. There's that. I'm going to look at your eyes as well just to confirm what we saw. Okay. >> We've all been 19 before. We've all How Listen, how old are you? 19. >> I'll be 20 next month. Do this. We've all We've all been your age before. Okay? And I'm not saying that we all haven't made stupid mistakes by drinking and [music] stupid like that before. But we also but we also don't bring attention [music] to ourselves when we're doing something that we're not supposed to be doing. And you guys brought attention to yourselves. And that's why we're in this situation right now. Okay. >> We investigated your vehicle. We learned that you guys were underage. [music] We learned that there was alcohol in the car. We're going to deal with it and we have to deal with it in a in a law enforcement way. Okay? >> So whether you get arrested or not, that's not up to me. But [music] if that's the case, we live and learn and we move on from it. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, just hang out right here at the front of this vehicle for me, please. >> The daddy's girl was cooling off at the back of the cruiser, realizing now that the officers [music] couldn't care less about who she or her father was. >> Officer, >> y >> No, I'm really not. All right. >> He just arrested me for no [music] reason. >> Well, that usually doesn't happen. So, >> no. Like, genuinely, I literally >> Is there a reason why you're tapping on the door? >> Yes, because I'm about to pee my pants. You can walk me in there and stand outside the bathroom. I just really am about to pee my pants. >> Okay. Well, it sounds like you already were misbehaving, so you really need to hold it. >> I literally All I said to him, are you kidding me? >> All right. >> I'm on the phone with K's dad sad right now. >> Okay, no problem. I'll let you talk to him in a second. >> The biggest [music] thing is I just need to make sure you're okay. We'll figure out what's going on with her. She obviously unfortunately made some poor decisions. So, I need you [music] to take a look right here. Can you clue the tip of that pen? >> You're going to follow your eyes and your eyes alone. Don't move your head. All right. >> Yes. >> That is true. I'm not driving. So, >> I'm going to offer you a poor breath test. You have had al you have alcohol coming from your breath. >> Investigate you. >> They were fighting in the parking lot. Sir, >> we weren't fighting in >> but we were investigating a fight. So, you can you can hang the phone up. He's not going to help you in this situation. I promise you. He's going to make it worse. >> Yeah. But when you guys walked up to our car, >> it's still it's still >> investig I'm not listening to you right [music] now. >> So I walked up to the car. There's three underage kids in the car. It smells like alcohol. There's no container in the car. I am now conducting investigation. Let me borrow this real quick. We're just going to hang. >> I don't >> I don't care. You're under arrest. Can you face towards the car for me? You're under prohibition. I need you face towards the car. >> I don't Okay. Put yourself on the car for me. >> Um, >> the answer is yes. Put yourself on the car. >> I don't understand why I'm under arrest. >> Cuz you're underage and you've been drinking. You can't be drinking underage. Just like she can't have a beer. Just like your friend can't drink underage. This is where we're at. Can you please put your purse in? >> Go ahead and place her on her. >> Can I call my mom real fast? >> Put your hands on your back. Put your palms together. Put your palms together. >> Sorry. >> Just take a deep breath. >> This isn't the end of the world. >> I just left what I said. >> I know I can't have my phone, but like my mom, she's she has my location and my little sister's at home and I was supposed to go there. This is >> no weapons on you or any drugs or anything like that. >> I have a vape. >> Where's it at? >> Right here. My pocket. >> Which pocket? >> Right here. Top one. >> This one. >> Yeah. Reach to grab it. >> Everyone else [music] but the entitled and bratty daddy's girl was being cooperative with the cops. However, she wasn't careful. She'll end up getting herself and her dad into bigger trouble. >> No, we're not going to do that. >> We're not going to play this game. No, you shouldn't. We're about to. >> Okay, you need to calm down. You're an adult. You made adult decisions tonight. Adults can hold their urine. It's actually pretty amazing. >> So you need So you need to call on your period, sir. You don't I have to piss. >> Stop. >> You need to chill out unless you want additional criminal charges. >> You arrested me. My father was on the phone. >> Yeah. Close the door. >> This water. >> I can't take the water with you. It's going to get thrown away. Okay. I'm [music] going to have you walk this way. You have no weapons or drugs on you. >> No. >> All right. Go ahead and put her in the other [music] car so she doesn't listen to her friend scream the whole time. Yeah, we can put it with you. Is >> this you? >> I will never on the other side. >> This side. >> I will never in my life. >> This is >> I will never tow my car. Like I already have $1,000 bills. >> Can you just make sure my bag and my phone are in here? We'll bring your property. >> Thank you. >> Thanks for your help. >> Yeah, no problem. >> My little sister is probably freaking out. >> It's okay. >> I was on the way. >> It's okay. >> All right. So, I got two girls in my car. You got one in yours. Uh, all this is just going to be prohibitions then or >> every single thing be prohibitions. The girl in the back could catch an obstruction charge. We'll see how she acts when she gets to jail. Honestly, she's >> Well, it doesn't sound like she's going to act very good. >> I don't care. >> Hey, listen up. Do you want to get another charge for breaking something? >> Dude, I literally just have to pee. Like, I'm about to pee myself. You can walk me. You can stand in the bathroom. I just really have to pee. >> Well, you just have to sit back and chill out for a sec. All three of these officers after me. They arrested me all because I said I'm going to wait to my lawyer. I was on the phone with my lawyer when they arrested me. >> Listen, just >> get it together. Sit there for a little longer. >> Stop kicking stuff. >> I'm about to pee right here. Like, sir, I really am about to piss my pants right here. >> We'll we'll get out of here soon. All right. >> Well, how long? Like, what are you guys doing? You're already left to let me go. >> Following the conclusion of the officer's on-site investigation, the girls were transported to jail. However, the officers had agreed among themselves to give them the minimum consequences possible, although that was going to depend on each of their behaviors going forward. Step out. >> I can't before you did, you have anything you cut, poke, stick, needles, drugs, anything like that in your possession? I'm going to walk this way. I go between the cars. >> You just listen. It wouldn't be like this. [laughter] >> So bored. >> Come over here. Yep. You're right. I'm super bored. This is what >> This is what I want to do tonight. >> All right. Can we get him locked down so we can get >> Yeah. Let's just go all the way over here. Right. One, two, and three, [music] please. Let me see. Have a seat, please. Have a seat. >> Are you pregnant? >> Okay, I'll talk to her when she gets here. This is Here's what happens next, guys. >> Hang on a second. No, not right now. >> So, no, cuz you don't get that till after you get booked. Okay. >> Okay. Sorry. [music] Just asking. >> I know. I'm not yelling at you. I'm telling you. >> Sorry for being rude to you tonight. I'm just >> Here's the thing, guys. >> We get here. I'm going to just be polite about what happened. All right. We get dispatched. We talk to you [music] and there's open alcohol in the car >> and then you don't want to do anything you're being told which >> my dad told me to wait for my lawyer. >> I get that but that's not a real thing. I'm sorry your dad gave you poor advice but that's poor advice. You have to identify yourself. >> That's why I was trying to like call >> but you have to identify yourself. >> So here's the thing. I'm not going to charge you with resisting or anything like that. But you understand you [music] can't do that kind of stuff and you could be charged with it. Correct. >> Do you understand that right? >> Okay. I'm not trying to ruin your freaking life but I can't leave three 19y old girls. >> Okay. I just want you to know tomorrow No, we're not. We might charge you with a song. >> We might Can you untighten these a little, please? >> They're really tight. because >> as to how like the boys got away like they're fine and we're in trouble. >> We had nothing to do with that fight. >> I'm not charging you with doc. I'm not charging you with anything yelling at each other. I do understand >> the call we got was a guy and then when I get there, this young lady in the red is talking to the guy we talked to and we got a call for a fight in that exact location. >> That's how we found you guys. It wasn't just magic. >> So that's when we meet make contact. We all we we find there's there's guys like our hands get pretty armed back. >> In the end, they were all charged with underage drinking and resisting arrest. Just like the 32-year-old entitled brat, here's a case of 27-year-old Anna Gilbert, [music] an attorney's daughter, who was caught driving under the influence, but came up with various excuses to try and dodge an arrest. >> Miss Gilbert, have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I'm having a PTSD. So, >> from what? >> I'm not allowed to at this point. My dad's [laughter] >> How to deal with this? >> To deal with what? >> PTSD. Like, I just told you. On January the 13th, 2023 in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, officers observed a vehicle speeding and improperly stopping at a stop sign while on a routine patrol. To confirm the driver state, the officer pulled the vehicle over, hoping for nothing more than a routine stop. However, the officer was met with an unexpected [music] episode. >> Hi, good evening, Miss Gilbert. I'm Officer Flank Palm Beach Police Department. How you doing tonight? >> Here you go. >> Here I go. Okay. Not doing too well. >> Oh, he asked for that. Well, he asked for it. Let me take a look at it here. Where he come from? Okay. Yeah, this this is a certificate of title and this is a um service receipt. And this insurance card expired 3 years ago. >> You still live on You still live on over there? That address you just said. >> Okay. This registration's expired. Miss Gilbert, have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I'm having a PTSD sale. >> From what? >> I'm sorry to hear that. Why does this Why would this trigger that? >> I'm asking for help. If this isn't this is not triggering it, let me try and get to my boyfriend's house. >> Okay. So, you haven't had anything to drink? No. No narcotics? >> No. >> Okay. All right. If you were going to step out of the vehicle and make sure you're not under the influence, and we'll have you on your way. All right. >> To make sure you're not under the influence. far off. That's what it's about. Realizing that her PTSD story wasn't going to help her with the officer, she made another desperate move. >> Come on back over here for him, please. >> I'm not allowed. >> You're not allowed to? What do you mean? >> Why aren't you allowed to? >> I'm not allowed to at this point. My dad's a lawyer. >> Your dad's a lawyer? >> And I'm not allowed to. >> Okay. Okay. Well, even as a lawyer, he would tell you if you're ordered out of a vehicle that you should that you have to comply. >> Okay. >> He's told me otherwise. >> No, he wouldn't tell you that. That you don't have to come out if you're told to. >> I mean, he's a piece of So, >> that's what it sounds like he would say. Yeah. He's giving you bad information. So, if you would go and step out, if you're not under the influence, you be on your way. >> Okay. >> All right. So, come on out. >> Not allowed to. So, we can do whatever. I can park here. You can you can do whatever. But >> no, go ahead and step out. >> I'm not allowed to. >> Why are you not allowed to? Here, let me just leave this over here. Explain to me why you're not allowed to. >> Okay. >> He's not going to He would tell you if he was giving you sound legal advice. He'd tell you when you're ordered out of a vehicle to step out. >> Yeah. I'm sure. >> So, this this is the last time I'm going to ask you. >> I'm sure he's wrong, but I'm not out to you. So, I am. >> Anna, I'm about to tell you something. I want you to listen. All right. you're coming out of the vehicle one way or another. Okay? You can either step out and cooperate and if you do the exercises and you're not determined to be under the influence, you'll be on your way. Or he's giving you a lawful order to step out of that vehicle, you could be charged with obstruction as of now. So if you do if we have to open that door and remove you from the vehicle, you're going to be charged with obstruction. >> I'll get out. >> Okay. >> All right. So come on up. >> But I'm sure I'll be charged with that. >> I'm not allowed to. >> Come on out the car. You will not be charged with >> I'm not allowed to. >> Last chance. All right, come on out. Come on over here. Okay. Do you have any medical condition with your eyes? Not corrected by glasses. What do you got? >> I get seizures. My aquinic seizures. >> Okay. What does that have to do with your eyes? >> Lights. >> What about it? We don't have any flashing lights on in the front. >> That's I don't know. My aquinic seizures. >> Okay. Do you have anything else with your eyes besides seizures? >> No. >> Are you able to walk a straight line? >> Yes. >> Can you balance on one foot? >> Yes. >> All right. It didn't matter to the officers that [music] her dad was a lawyer. They had a job which they intended to carry out to the letter. However, she still had other plans up her sleeves to try and elude the arrest even as they administered the field sobriety test to her. Keep your head. >> What's going on? Do we have to call fire rescue? >> Do you need paramedics? We tried my we all together. >> I can't understand you. >> I passed all. >> You passed what? >> I tried. We passed all this together. >> For what? [laughter and gasps] paramed. [snorts] >> The officers weren't deterred by her acclaimed episode as they weren't new to these kind of gimmicks. >> Let me explain something. All right. This this episode that you're having, while I understand that it might be genuine, we still have an investigation to do. >> I know. I know. Just kidding. The more you're exasperating, I can smell the odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage coming off of your breath. So, we got we got something to do here. [laughter] >> And if you got to go to the hospital, we can continue the investigation there. >> Miss Gilbert, do you wish to do the exercises with me? The officers allowed a few more minutes and proceeded with the field sobriety test again like nothing had happened. However, she kept having different meltdowns between tests. That would not deter the cops. >> You guys are over it. Do whatever you have to do. >> We're still giving you a chance. What are you talking about? >> Shake your head. I need to >> I'm not shaking my head. Whenever you're ready, go ahead and bring your feet together just like mine are. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sorry to waste your time. >> Not wasting my time. I'm I'm on the clock. >> Okay. You caught me in the middle of [laughter] >> the middle of what? >> You look back in your video footage. I told you that. >> No, you didn't tell me anything. I don't know what you're talking about. >> Do you wish to continue the exercises, man? >> Fine. Just give me Does anybody here have any tips? >> Anybody have what? [laughter] >> Any tips? >> Tips >> to deal with this. >> To deal with what? The exercises. >> Look back at your footage. >> I don't understand what you're asking for help with. >> How [laughter] to deal with this. >> To deal with what? >> PTSD. Like I just told you. >> You didn't tell us that. Well, >> I [laughter] told him. >> I would suggest that you seek counseling for that, but during a DUI investigation isn't the time to to deal with that. >> It was not during it. >> No, I'm saying >> you walked up to me and I told you all. >> Okay. And that's not what I said to you. I said I suggest you seek counseling for that, but during a DUI investigation is not the time to deal with it. This is a DUI investigation. >> Okay, I'm going to ask you one last time, Mr. >> Back in your footage. >> Do you wish to participate in standardized field sobriety exercises? >> Are you going to stand up and do these exercises? Yes or no, ma'am? >> Yes. >> All right. So, when you're ready, go ahead and stand up. At this moment, the officers were right out of patience, and any more push from her would be enough to send her to [music] a place she definitely wouldn't want to Hey, >> this is all you have to do for 30 seconds. Do you see this? Do you see what I'm doing, Miss Gilbert? >> I'm not doing this. [music] >> You're not doing it? All right. You're being placed under arrest driving under the influence. >> Okay. >> And as well as um obstructing an officer as well. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and [music] obstructing an officer. She pleaded guilty to the charges and was sentenced to 6 months of an interlock device [music] and one year of probation. Joining the list of bratty kids who got their parents into big trouble is 18-year-old [music] Matthew Mcchznney, a teenager who threw his mom into hot water at work after being caught trading inappropriate child materials. You have a warrant out of Florida that has nationwide extradition. Okay. In 2025, G Breeze Elementary [music] School's assistant principal, Kimberly Mcchznney, saw her career thrown into scandal. It all started in January [music] 2025 when the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office launched an investigation after detectives discovered a Discord account under the username [music] literal loaf of bread that was sharing highly inappropriate material involving minors. Upon further inquiries, [music] the IP address was traced to a phone registered to Kimberly Mcznney. However, in early May, detectives visited Golf Breeze High School to question her son, Matthew Mcchznney, regarding the investigation. When approached, Matthew admitted to having access to the account [music] and suggested that it may have been flagged because he had been sharing inappropriate images of young people. By late June, [music] following the investigation, Matthew was formally charged with multiple counts of possessing such material. Then on July the [music] 3rd, 2025, while on a family trip in the state of Washington, he was apprehended by the Port Angeles [music] police to answer to the allegations against him, bringing unwanted attention and trouble straight to his mother's doorstep. >> Okay, Matthew, I have some unfortunate news. You have a warrant out of Florida. Are you aware of that? >> No. >> Okay. [music] Well, you have a warrant out of Florida that has nationwide extradition. Okay. So, go ahead and stand up and face the wall. You're going to be placed under arrest. 51 testing. >> So, my partner's going to search you. Just make sure you don't have any weapons or anything like that on you, and we'll do our best to explain what's going on. Okay. doing your right leg. You have anything on there that's going to like stick over me or anything I need to worry about? No. Go ahead and search. I need it back. >> And Matthew, just so you know, we have cameras running. Okay. Um, if there's anything I need to worry about >> you back. Yeah. >> So, Matthew, I have your passport and I'm going to put it in this bag. Okay. >> Court records show that Matthew was allowed to return to Florida on the condition that he turned himself in, which he did on July the 14th, posting [music] a $115,000 bond. Meanwhile, his mother, assistant principal Kimberly Mcchznney, landed in even more trouble for allowing her son to attend a school walkthrough event despite his [music] admission of involvement in the allegations. She's now on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. From one spoiled and entitled brat to another. Here's a case of Louisiana assistant district [music] attorney's son Ben Cortella. He got himself drunk and thought that his father's title could shield him from the law after being disorderly at an airport. >> Hey boss. >> Hey boss. You all right? >> You know who my father is, right? >> My your father is not a concern to me, sir. >> Where is he? Help me. Call my dad. >> Call my district authority father. My dad's Glenn Cortella. >> Okay. Well, you can call your dad in later time. Okay. >> Oh, you're goddamn right I am. >> Okay. >> You're going to be right. >> On the 19th of September, 2023 in Orlando, Florida, officers responded to [music] reports of an intoxicated man causing a disturbance at the airport. As quickly as possible, the officers were on scene, ready to bring the situation under control. >> Do you know are you the man? >> Oh, you don't know too much. I saw he came over and pushed to court. So he was walking normally and he came out of nowhere and he's drunk. We denied him boarding until the next day. >> Okay. >> But he came out of nowhere. Came up to him and he got did he get rebooked? >> We did rebook them >> for tomorrow. >> He's saying that he didn't say nothing to him. He just came out of nowhere. >> Where did this like was he was he fumbling or was he did he just >> No, he was just walking >> like Ask him if he was falling or his wide open. Where did it happen at? Does he >> Does he want to press charges? >> Oh, he was in front of 12. That door with alarm. You know when you go downstairs right there? >> Show me. He said he don't want to press. >> He just wanted to explain to you what happened. >> Okay. You don't want to do anything. >> Following the description of the events, the officers headed out to locate the said drunk. And with little effort, they found him in a state that truly reflected his current condition. >> Hey, boss. >> Hey, boss. You all right? Hey buddy, wake up. Wake up. Come back to us. You okay? >> You okay? >> Oh, wake up. Hey, there. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hey, please. Please. How you doing? >> Oh, yeah. Hey. >> Hey. No, thank you. >> No, you're good. >> You got to go. >> Yeah. >> Come on. Come on. We'll help you up. Come on. >> Oh, yeah. You're good. >> Come on. Come on. >> You're good. >> All right. Pick up your stuff. >> Grab your bag. Sorry, I'm just waking up. >> That's right. >> Yeah, I see that. >> Here, get your uh charger. >> Get your wires. >> Yeah, I'm getting it. >> We got to get >> Yeah, I'm sorry. I'm just waking up. All right, cool. >> Can you tell my wife? >> She's over here. >> She's over there. >> Hey, Chissy, what's this? >> Come here. Come here. Is that that? No. Wrong person. >> No, she's over here. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I'm looking at. >> That's a gun. She's over here. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I'm looking at. >> Okay, >> Chrissy, what's this? >> Come on. No. No. Get up. Nope. This way. We're going out. >> We got to go this way. >> We're going out. >> Come on, Chrissy. Stand up. >> Stand up, ma'am. Come on. You >> okay, baby? You okay? We just got to walk. Come on. >> Nothing to be scared about. We just got to walk. >> Come on. >> We just got to walk. >> Do you want to carry that phone? >> You seem a lot more sober. Come on. We just got to walk. >> Come with that. >> That's all we got to do. >> No, don't be. It's going to be okay. >> It's some [ __ ] It's okay. >> They rescheduled you guys for tomorrow. So, just uh You got your boarding passes for tomorrow? No, we were supposed to. >> Don't talk to me. >> Okay, just I'm trying to help you out there, Ben. >> You're not in any trouble. I'm just trying to help you out. >> I don't know you. >> My name's Chris. >> My name's Ben. >> All right. Nice to meet you. Now we know each other. So, I'm trying to help you out. >> Actually, I seen you on the YouTube about uh 3 weeks ago. >> Oh, maybe you did. Yeah. >> I'm trying to be very nice to the gentleman behind me. >> Don't be. >> You just stick with me. >> No reason not to be. He's a nice guy. >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. We're all nice guys. You, too. >> Yeah. We're just trying to help you out. Hey, Chissy. >> Absolutely. >> Stay with your stay with your husband. >> They just they rebooked you guys. We don't want to see y'all like get put on their not do flight list. So, as long as we get out of here >> No, we're sleeping. I don't I don't know what y'all are up to, but we're >> They called us because you were passed out, >> huh? >> They called us cuz you were passed out on the floor. >> Yeah, cuz we were sleeping. >> Yeah. So, they don't they don't >> We have hard hours. >> Yeah. >> You know that. >> Oh, yeah. No, I know. I know. >> We have hard hours, right? >> Yeah. No, absolutely. >> Yeah. >> You're not in any trouble. You're just so inebriated to the point where you guys were passed out and they just want you off that night. >> We're not in need. >> I can totally smell the alcohol on you. >> I haven't been drinking alcohol. >> Cool. Walk out to the trams. >> Just keep on walking. That's all you got to do, sir. You're rebook for tomorrow. >> I haven't been drinking alcohol. >> I can smell it on you, sir. Please keep going. Well, that's your prerogative. >> In a bid to command the cops respect, he made a move that would probably do him more harm than good. >> You know who my father is, right? >> My your father's not a concern to me, sir, and you're a grown adult, so let's just keep on walking to the trams. >> No, but I'm I'm just letting you know that like >> You still haven't let me know and it still doesn't matter. >> Since we have >> Let's just keep on going to the tram, sir. >> No, but >> you just told your wife not to say a word. You can do the same. Go to the trams. >> Yeah, but I'm going to say so. Okay. Go ahead, sir. Use your first amendment right. >> Since we had drinking any alcohol in those for a month and a half. >> Okay. >> I don't know what the you're talking about. You smell alcoh sir. There's children over here. So, please watch your language. >> My language ain't my concern. >> My language ain't >> Keep going, sir. >> This is harassment. My father's district attorney. >> Okay. >> Where would you like us to go? >> All the way to the front doors. >> We were tired and we went to sleep. >> Okay. Hang out here. >> Hang out here. >> Hang out here. >> Hang out here. >> All right. I came out of the bathroom and uh the officer was waiting for me to [music] talk to me about you. >> Talk to me talk to you about me. >> Which one? >> Point him out to me. Is it him? >> No. >> Is it him? >> No. >> Who is it? I'm >> not telling you. >> Which one of these? >> We'll take We'll take care of it. >> It's not. >> Hey, we'll take care. >> It's not either one of these. >> Hey, we'll take care of you. Hey, we'll take care of it. You hear me? >> I don't want these. >> Don't let these guys into it. You hear me? >> I'm done. >> All right. >> Because these guys don't know what we go through on a daily basis. It's our job. You know what I mean? They have no idea what we've been through. So, don't let them like go. And neither one of these men were the ones that um came to me outside the restaurant. >> Did somebody do something outside the restaurant? >> No. They just made sure I was okay when I came out of the restaurant. >> You been like these guys. They didn't hurt your feelings. >> Neither one of these. No, >> I don't respect that. >> Respectful of me. >> Hey, you've been >> I don't shake your hands. >> You don't stake my sand. What? You too good for me? >> You too good for me. If you want to. >> Huh? >> Focus on the transport. >> Yeah, I see that. But this mother thinks he's too good for me. >> I don't want to shake your hand. >> Just get on the tram. >> I got you. >> Respect your wife. >> I do. >> Get on the tram. >> This mother >> get on the tram. >> Step out these doors, sir. >> Step out these doors. >> Take a left. >> You take your husband's side. No, I think you need to keep it like >> stop. >> You need to stop. >> Don't talk to her without restation. >> You don't You don't have to step. Here you go, sir. >> Stop it, >> sir. You can keep on going. >> And you will if you do what you say. >> Keep walking. >> After dropping his [music] father's title, he had expected the officers to treat him with more respect. However, all the officers wanted was to walk them out of the airport without causing any scene. That was proving to be a big ask as time went by. >> Keep keep walking, sir. You guys are about to get in argument. I don't want you guys getting an argument. No, I'm just >> I just want you needs to be grabbing. >> Don't you don't grab >> grab his left arm. >> Hold on. >> I got I got his right. >> Okay. >> I got his right. >> Wrap him up. >> I can't breathe. >> We're fighting one. Good. >> Good. Don't listen to me. >> Dude, you threatened the cops, man. >> No, I told you. You're a piece of >> Back up. >> Back up. Do it now. Back up. >> THEY'RE ON OUR SIDE. Back up. Do it now, >> CHRISSY. THEY'RE NOT ON OUR SIDE. >> Give me the Give me this. >> GOOD. CUZ THEY'RE NOT ON OUR SIDE. >> You hear that, Chrissy? >> Wrap his legs up. >> Good. We have something to re >> just grab one. >> Relax. >> Do not kick. >> Do not kick. >> All right. >> You know, I'm going to just like the guy last night. >> There you go. Push it up. >> Bring that back leg up, Ryan. >> I can't breathe. >> There you go. >> I can't breathe. >> There you go. >> Hey, grab his arm. >> I can't breathe. >> Push his arm down. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> BACK UP. DO IT NOW. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. YOU WON'T GET SPRAYED. Back up. I can't breathe. >> Can we get a car? >> I can't breathe. >> And uh one more. >> I can't breathe. >> You need to relax. >> NO, YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. I can't breathe. >> Do you need medical attention? >> Yes. >> Yes. You stupid. >> I can't breathe. I HAVE HEART FAILURE. YOU PIECE of CPCS and heart. Okay. >> I can't breathe. You mother, >> you take it. >> Don't kick. If you kick, we cannot help you. Do you understand that? >> I don't give a what you think. >> You're getting sick. >> Relax. Catch your breath. Okay, relax. Catch your breath. Stop. Stop moving around. >> Chissy, help me. Call my dad. Call my district authority father. I can't breathe. >> Take her over there. Chrissy, I can't breathe. >> In typical entitled brat fashion, he believed his father had earned a name that gave him [music] a free pass and immunity to get away with anything. However, the officers cared little about who his father was. They were ready to carry out their job to the letter. >> Oh my god. >> Sit up in the seat. >> There you go. Sit all the way back. Pull him up. Pull him up. Get underneath his arms. Oh, you broke my wrist. >> Sit down, man. Sit down. >> Dude, you mothering me. >> Attacking me. >> Oh, my wrist. >> Relax. >> My left wrist. >> Relax. >> My left wrist. >> My left wrist. >> Stop moving around. >> My left wrist. >> Stop fighting us. >> Stop fighting us. You're going to get sprayed. Sweep me. You goddamn. >> You're not going to go in my hand. You're not my hand. >> You're not going to move [ __ ] to me. >> Please stop. >> Let's go. Let's roll. >> Okay. >> Get out of the way. >> You please. >> Hey, Frankie. Clear away. >> Got a scratch on my face. I feel it. >> I just need to relax. >> I am you. >> I'm Oh my god. My dad. >> Oh my god. >> What's your dad's name so I can call him? >> Clay Cortella. Clay Cortella. >> Glenn Cortell. >> Not aware. Stop pushing against my hand, sir. >> I'm lagging. Sir, >> I'm lagging. >> That's just your prerogative because you >> No, sir. You keep on pushing up against us. Stop fighting us. >> Oh, I get it. Oh, I get it. You piece of [ __ ] >> Don't fall out of the chair. You're never going to walk in this department again. You >> going to stand up here and we're going to search you and you're not going to fight us. You understand? >> Of course not. The only thing I want to fight you on is the abuse. >> You fought me already one time. Stand up. >> Yeah, cuz the abuse you f me on, you piece of [ __ ] >> Stand right there. [ __ ] >> You piece of piece of [ __ ] Stop fighting me. >> Just sit back. Sit back. Put this. >> I'm blind. >> Give me that piece of belt. >> Just step back. That's it. >> I'll give you I'll give you that. >> You've been cool with me. Be quiet. >> I've been cool with you. >> You gag. You have. >> Okay. >> Behind you. >> I get it. Just sit up. Sit up. Straight. >> These pieces behind you. They have >> relax. Ben. >> Ben, are you injured? Hey, can you reach >> Are you injured? >> Yes. >> Where? >> This This wrist right here. >> Okay. Just from the handcuff? >> Yeah. This This wrist right here. Not Not this white one, but this one. >> Tight. >> I know you don't give a >> I'm asking you. >> Mother who do it. >> All right. It's over. It's over. >> All right. It's over. >> No. No. My dad's Glenn Gortella. >> Okay. more. You can call your dad in a later time. Okay. >> Oh, you're goddamn right I am. >> Okay. >> You're going to be writing statistic on >> cuz you don't got on me. You godam. >> In the end, he racked up a whole list of charges including disorderly conduct, resisting an officer with violence, resisting an officer without violence, and battery [music] on a law enforcement officer. Up next is a case of a woman who thought her family's wealth would shield her from a DUI charge but ended up getting a harsh dose of reality. >> Are you going to argue or you going to get an ambulance? >> I'm going to bite your think I have the money to pay the whatever you're going to hear me. I don't care really. I'll just get a lawyer obviously. Officers received a call from bar management about a drunk woman who had crashed her car into a truck. When they arrived, they realized the diva's level of intoxication was nothing compared to her emptyheadedness. However, it was her sense of entitlement [snorts] that really took the cake. It came from she can't go in there. >> Yes. All right. Where is this your car here? >> This is his truck. I was standing in the window watch. >> Okay. So So you saw you work it? >> Yes. I want her, but I don't. >> How are you, sir? >> What's going on, girl? >> Get that white out of >> Why don't you get out of the car for me? Come on, get out of the car. >> H. Literally, I just pulled out of that park. >> Okay. Okay. Where's your Where's your license here? >> Who are you to in relation to this? >> Boyfriend. I was coming to get her. >> She's going to have to hang tight for just a second. Okay. >> Yeah. Driver's license, sir. or ma'am. Sorry. >> Ma'am, >> do you not have my voice in my >> Are you hurt? >> My voice. >> That's That's okay. Is this your car? >> Yes. >> All right. Hang tight one second. >> No. >> Hey. Hey. We're trying to make sure you're >> so funny. >> Mindy. >> No, dude. Oh my god. >> Mindy, listen. >> This is the most [ __ ] scenario. >> Are you hurt at all? >> No. >> Okay. when you were in school when they were like, >> "Okay, we'll let that >> you're going to get a cold one day >> like this." >> All right. Well, >> all right. Can I get you just so I can check your your back and everything? Okay. >> Unless she's sitting on it. I can't tell. >> All right. Well, that's that's fine. Is that her is that her phone? >> No, this is mine. >> Okay. >> If you if you would if y'all will go stand over there, I'll be with you in just a second. >> All right. So, so do you know her and her shoes? >> I bet her. >> I wasn't even the bartender. I just wait. >> So, she was inside. Okay. So, so what happened? Where was her vehicle parked? >> Right between the two. She backed up. I saw I was like, she hit the curb and then all she didn't drive in his truck. Roger that. >> That's so funny. >> I don't think it's funny. >> So, >> I don't think it is. We just make sure you're okay. >> Yeah. all suddenly. >> Are you going to argue or are you going to get in an ambulance? Cuz we're not going to sit here and do this song and dance all night. >> I'm talking to you. >> Well, I'm talking to you. >> All right. Yeah. Come on. >> Either you get in that ambulance, get checked out. >> Just go with us. You want then you'll avoid this whole problem. >> Come with us or them. >> Or what? >> That's not That's not I'm telling you right now. >> In all of these, one thing was clear. The woman was beyond wasted. But the real problem wasn't just her drunken state. It was [music] her entitled attitude that sprung out the moment they tried arresting her. >> All right. >> All right. Do a favor. Come back. I am so check your blood sugar real quick. >> I literally >> Are you sure you guys doing it right here? >> What the are you doing? >> Are you serious right now? >> We can go to the car. >> You better calm your teeth right now. Oh my god. You total you got anything on you? >> Like what? >> You keep resisting. You're going to go to the ground. You understand me? >> Oh my you. Like what? >> I want to bite you. >> She was trying to keep you. >> Okay. Um, >> we have to fight her all the way from the far. >> And you're the owner of the white truck? >> Uh, my my mother is, but yeah. >> All right. Can you grab me the the registration and insurance off of that? >> It's chilly out here today, my friends. You witnessed the crash, correct? Can you explain to us >> how this occurred right here? >> Okay. >> She backed out, hit the curb, and then next thing I know, she threw a drive and hit his truck. >> Okay. >> That simple. >> And that's like she just hit truck, >> but she's in the call. >> The only thing >> the the insurance is unknown at this point. We I haven't been in this vehicle yet. Um and they couldn't get it from her. So the the the vehicle's actually in uh they didn't ride together. Vehicle's actually in the husband's name. We don't know if she's divorced from the husband. And this is the boyfriend. >> Okay. So [laughter] >> So he don't have no right to this vehicle. >> Crash. I'm going to the vehicle for the purpose of getting insurance. Yes. >> Yes. And they're just at plain view. There's a smear knife bottle. Go ahead and tell you now I'm not getting open the door. There's no door handle for the passenger side, by the way. >> And her phone is right here. >> Okay. Do you want the phone to bring to her? >> Yeah, we'll get her her phone back. >> All right. Here you go. Reach off. >> Yeah. There's a smear knot bottle down in the >> And then wherever the glove box is on this thing. The woman finally settled down for a little while after her rapid outburst, but then on her ride to the station, she resumed her arrogance, refusing to get off her self-proclaimed [music] high horse. >> So, we're done with the crash portion of that. Um, >> you're just arresting me for doing >> uh You're arrested for DUI. >> For real? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh my god. >> You didn't even make it out of the parking lot, girl. You could have gotten somebody >> parking lot. What the are you talking about? >> And yet somehow you managed to crazy. >> And you managed to hit a curb and a car. What was that? I can't even understand you, girl. >> What? >> I can't even understand you. >> What? >> I can't understand you. Sit down, >> Miss Collins. Hey, Miss Collins. >> Do you have anything in your mouth? >> What? >> Do you have any fake teeth, dentures, retainers, anything like that? >> No. That's so weird. >> Someone's car. I just think it's so it's so stupid. I have the money to buy the Corvette, you [ __ ] Like you don't think I have the money to pay the whatever kind of ticket you're going to give me. Like for real, >> it's so stupid. I mean seriously to make things like you arresting me for what I do on >> Yes ma'am and resisting the case matter >> why because I >> I don't care really I'll just get a lawyer obviously which I'll just get it [clears throat] do you I don't understand how this works. If you get a lawyer, okay, I know how you're laughing so much. I didn't do anything wrong in the first place. I chuckled. I did not my friend. >> It's really funny when you're laughing. He's laughing. I don't like I won't pay for it to get fixed. I will. I paid $75,000 for my car. So you don't think that I will pay to get his face? I will. So you >> like any spoiled rich kid who was raised to believe that a fat bank account could solve any problem, she tried her best to escape accountability. [music] But when the officers showed no signs of budging, the reality of the situation finally started sinking in. >> Who's that car registered to? >> Aaron. >> Who's Aaron? >> My husband. >> Yep. >> Who is the guy? Who's the guy that showed up on scene? >> Aaron. Aaron. Aaron. They're about to blame for like you guys want to do that. That is my fault. I did do that. So, what do I have to go to jail or something? >> Can you go online then please? I really hate being in jail and stuff. This is terrible. Well, currently you're under arrest um for batterying the Leo and resisting. >> Wait, say the first >> and when my partner conducts >> What did you say? [music] >> You see the mark and the bruise on her eye where you struck her? That's going on. >> Really? I don't want to go to jail for what? That >> carrying a car that no one was in, right? Isn't that what you're trying to say? >> That doesn't give you the right to strike off just because you like I like the way you go anyway. >> It's a good memory. But when the woman continued behaving like an erratic child, the officers decided to treat her like one. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Touch me again. or what you do that back. >> Yeah. >> What? >> They're going back whenever you get into the jail. >> Why are we going to jail? cuz she's trying to stay a DUI for what? Turn the influence of what? You didn't take me to the hospital. You didn't give me a breath. >> We're about to do that in just a second. Taking jail for what? Yes. >> Yeah. Yes, ma'am. stupid. >> Oh, you're so tough, >> aren't you? I'm going to put you in the middle of the room like a child. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> Stay right here in the middle of the room like a child so you stop kicking the table. Okay. Okay, hold on. I'm not >> sit down. >> I'm not playing this game with you. >> Listen. Listen to me. >> Miss, listen to me before you get yourself in more trouble. Okay, I need to read something to you and it's very important. >> All right, you listening. After getting a dose of discipline she clearly wasn't used to, she calmed down momentarily, but her ego wouldn't let her stay quiet for very long. [music] >> All right, Miss Miss Collins, I'm going to read you one more thing. Okay. >> Yes, please do. Read me one more thing. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say or do can be used against unicor listen cuz it's it's important. So, I want you to listen. >> Know what the rights are. Why are you reading that after me? Why the would I be arrested for? >> You have the right to consult an attorney. >> Before speaking to the police and have an attorney present during questioning now or in the future. If you decide to answer any questions now without an attorney present, you'll still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to an attorney. Do you understand what I just read you? >> Indeed. I feel like beyond your comprehension. >> Okay. >> Gracious. Are you willing to answer any questions now without an attorney present? >> No. >> Okay. >> Why? >> I don't really have any questions anyways. >> They're your rights, dear. They're important to you. >> Let me out here. I didn't do anything. What? I scar. So what? Who gives this? Not me. And that was actually talked to me. I would have told him like six times like shut the up. What the am I even doing here? How the am I in jail right now? The dumbest thing has ever happened to me. I want to get that table again. Like what the are you? I did nothing. barely hit my $79,000 and I hit a piece of whatever the is you think that Oh my god, he's the one that called it. No, you [ __ ] >> Soon enough, the officers had enough of her temper tantrum and decided to show her majesty her place. And as expected, she didn't take it very well. >> I like so much money. You guys are going to whatever your name is like bullying me. >> What? If I was I would not want to hang out with you. You're definitely want to hang out with an insult to me, dude. When I was you, I'll be bailed out. Like literally the first minute I can be bailed out. Well, then I'll be bailed out. >> Okay. >> And then guess what's your >> sit down and stay down? >> I don't need >> Don't start. >> I can do anything. What? So you just stole my chair. You >> see this? I still have >> Wait till I get out of this. >> What are you going to do? Are you sure? What's your name? >> Yep. >> Congratulations. You can read my face cracking. Stand up. >> Just walk forward. I didn't want to do anything. You're making him do those things. >> Are you kidding me? >> Yes, ma'am. As I told you, you you chose to drink and drive. Okay. And apparently alcohol makes you kind of an and then you add it on charges. >> In the end, the woman was slapped with multiple charges, including driving under the influence and resisting arrest with violence. When it comes to rich brats, they believe they can do anything and go scot-free cuz their money places them above the law. Here's a case of another brat who lost her cool finding out that her wealth couldn't save her from the law. >> Just you know, you got to I'm sorry. DO YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW MUCH I earn a year? >> I'm going to quit myself right there. >> I'm so tired. >> YOU [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Hope you [ __ ] run in hell. You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> On the 28th of November 2023, police officers conducted a traffic stop on a driver who failed to indicate before making a right turn. Upon arrival, they were welcomed by one of the most self-righteous people ever. Hi. >> I'm Vanessa. Are you standing? >> I am. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. No. >> What are you guys What are you guys doing here? >> No. No. I live I live right here. >> Don't do this to me. No. I live right here. I'm not going to anywhere. I'm just trying to get the >> Okay. Um, >> just you know, you got to >> I'm sorry. >> No. No. No. No. Not here. >> I saw you. I saw you guys driving in, so I want to make sure everything's okay. >> That's my house. >> Okay. Do you have an ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Central 301. Can you serve me a code, too, please? Do you have your ID with you? Can I see it? Just so you know, everything's being already recorded. Okay. >> So, I actually So, I live down the street from here. >> Where do you live? Like right there. >> Where did you guys come from? >> No, like we've been staying right here. Like we've been trying to stay. So we just wanted to show you a video. But if you don't want to see it, that's okay. >> No, I'm just asking where you guys coming from cuz I did see you guys pull in here earlier. So I just wanted again you see a car with two people in it at 1:00 in the morning. We got to make sure everything's okay, you know. >> No, we're okay. We just wanted to see you like pull up and like look at the video. >> Okay. >> I'm a business woman, so I have a lot of ideas with me. If you don't mind me just pull out pulling out of these with me. >> Okay. What do you do? >> Hey, I don't give a about your So, I'm a >> picked up. I don't know if that's fine with you. >> Yeah, that's good. You don't have your ID or anything? >> Trying to figure out what >> Okay, look. So, you can have this. >> What? No. No. This is not mine. This is not mine. >> It's not yours. >> No, this is not mine. Oh my god. This is my brother. No, this is not mine. No, it's not mine. I don't >> No. >> No. We >> We were out here just being Oh my god. You know what's so crazy? >> I'm listening. the fact that I live here and I've asked him, "Hey, can we just be okay?" And I'm so cold. I'm so cold. So am I. I'm out here. I don't I know you are, but I'm so I'm just like I don't know what I'm doing. I don't know. >> Sorry, Vanessa. Listen to me. I need to get some sort of identification. If you have a picture of it or you have it with you, can I please see it? >> Instead of complying, the woman bribed the officer to let her go free. Unfortunately for her, this was the wrong move. Is your ID in there at all? Anywhere? >> Can I see it? >> Okay. And what's your address? >> What's your address? >> Two. >> How much have you had [music] a drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> I can clearly smell it. >> No, you can't. >> So, how much have you had a drink tonight? I can I can smell >> And clearly your friend said that you were drunk. I just the moment I came up my cat. >> The moment I came up, you said you had some that he said that you were drunk as hell. >> That's crazy, dude. >> Where did you guys come from? >> Cuz you clearly didn't come from your house. I was sitting at the parking lot. I saw you guys pull. Turn right from Deer Path. >> Where were you coming from? >> I was at the parking lot right there by the train station. Where? >> Right across from here. Across from where? >> From here. >> From where? >> I already told you. >> No, you haven't. Yes, I have. From where? >> I already across from here. >> Across from where? >> Do you where we're at? Across the street. I've been trying to work with you and I'm asking you and doesn't look like you want to work with me. >> No, I didn't work with you. No. >> I mean, you said you didn't have anything to drink, right? >> I just don't give you anything to work with. This is so crazy because this has never happened to me and I feel like >> just because I'm >> a Latina, it's happening to me. >> First thing I notice is the car. I don't notice the people who are driving. It's dark out. It's 1:00 in the morning. It's 1:00 in the morning. >> I'm Hispanic as well. You noticed it right away as I walked up. At this moment, the woman had employed all of her to get out of jail. She even tried to seduce the officers who detained her. I know. I'm I'm out here. You're inside the car. You He clearly says, "You're drunk as hell." >> Those were his words. >> Those were his words. >> Not mine. Hold on. Vanessa. >> Vanessa. >> No. >> I'm so sorry. Those were his words. >> I can see it in your eyes. I can see. >> No, I just want to go >> to work. Okay. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> Can we work this out? >> That's what I'm trying to do. Excuse me. >> No, I'm just >> You look hot. Like, I know. I Are you Tori's dad? >> No. Sorry. >> You said you had nothing to drink tonight, right? Okay. >> Are you willing to perform some exercises to show me that you haven't had that you are not impaired, that you have nothing to drink tonight, that you're okay to drive? Cuz I clearly saw you driving. You're in a driver's seat. Your friend says he wasn't driving. What I don't want to do is have you out here in the cold, right? What we could do, you're not under arrest. You can go in my squad car. We can go to the train depot where it's nice and warm. Put you through the exercises. If you show no signs of impairment, I'll bring you back. You go home. Okay. Is that something you're willing to do? >> What's that? >> I don't have any water. >> I'm sorry. No, my car is >> Do you want to know how much I earn a year? >> I honestly >> You probably don't give a [ __ ] >> Doesn't affect me, Vanessa. I'm If you earn a lot of money, you more than me. Good for you. I'm happy for you. >> But I want the better you. >> I want you to give a [ __ ] >> because I see you around the street. I see you. I do. >> Yeah. Yeah, cuz my job is to patrol the the streets of Lake Forest. >> Yeah, I got to make sure no one breaks into cars and I see a car that has two people in it. I got to make sure everyone's okay inside. >> Shut the up. You white piece of [ __ ] What the do you do? >> What the do you do? >> Even though it was obvious that she was drunk, she still refused to take the sobriety test. My attorney, you will not pull me out of this car. >> I'm not saying I'm pulling you out the car. I'm just asking you a question. I need a yes or no question. >> Is it a It's a yes or no question. You want to do the exercises? >> No. >> You don't want to do the exercises? >> Don't pull me out of this car because I have an >> I have no I have no reason to pull you out the car. >> Thank you so much. >> I have no reason to pull you out the car. I'm asking you a simple yes or no question. >> And I'm telling you, >> is it a yes or a no? My attorney will pull me out of this [ __ ] car if I have to. >> So, I need you to step out of the car. That's it. >> It's no longer I'm asking you to. So, it's like yes or no. It's I'm ordering you to step out. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's an order. >> And I'll tell you exactly why once you step out. >> As long as I step out. >> Yep. >> Then I say if you don't get out of the car, we're going to have to remove you from the car. And I'd really like to not do that. Okay. So, we're going to front of my car. It's the frontfacing camera. >> I'm going to put myself right there >> for you. Please don't do that. >> What do I do? >> There's nothing in there. If I find anything in there afterwards, it's going to belong to you. Okay. Nah. I need you to sit down. Vanessa, >> can I break this? >> If you break that, that's going to be another charge. >> How much? >> How much, Vanessa? >> How much is it? Is it moneywise? I need you to sit back and this is the second time you take off. >> I'm going to put the seat belt seat belt back on. >> I need you to stop taking off the seat belt. >> You kill me or take anything. >> All right, you kill me right now. >> I need you to right and I'm going to reach for the seat belt. Okay, >> kill me right now. >> Vanessa, >> kill me. >> We're going to go back to the station. >> Shoot me cuz I'm going to fight you. SHOOT ME RIGHT NOW. Shoot me. Show me right now cuz you're going to kill me regardless. Show me right now. [screaming] >> Okay, so she's refusing to put her seat belt on, so you're just going to have to take it back off. >> It would soon begin to dawn on her that the only problem she had was herself. I'm so tired. I'm so tired. I did everything my parents wanted me to do. I am so so [ __ ] unhappy. I hope you take me to a place where I don't ever see the [ __ ] light. [laughter] Somebody just step out. We're going to go put in there. Okay. >> Do you think >> What's that? >> I don't think piece of [ __ ] All right. So, that was You did not need to spit at me. >> I did. >> I need you to face that. >> Force me. Force me. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. Take me right now. >> She spit. >> Take me to jail. Take me to jail. >> Take me to jail right now. She spit. She spit. She spit. >> So, that's going to be an extra charge. >> I know. >> Okay. >> Take it, >> too. Cuz you did kick me, too. >> Thank you. Oh, I kicked you on camera. Take me. I just want you to take me so bad. And you just wanted to be >> kicked me in the squat car. Just spit at me in my face. >> I just want him to take me. >> She just spit at my face right now and kick me in the squat car. >> So, just so you know, >> I just want to clean up. >> Don't spit. >> I'm going to piss myself. >> By this point, she was not enthusiastic that there were no female cops to assist her, leading to more tension. >> I want a female. But there isn't. So I do have a female. >> And I'm going to explain how I'm going to search the way I search. >> I want a female. The last time a female search me, she [ __ ] searched my vagina and it hurts. >> There isn't a female. >> And I'm going to sue the out of you. Oh. Oh. Touch me. Touch me. >> Use the back of my hand. >> Touch me. >> To make sure you don't have anything on you. Okay, >> fine. It's >> the back of my hand. >> Touch me. touch me. I'm going to pick right now. >> Leave your hands up there again. I'm going to use the back of my hand. Okay. [music] So, I do have to check just like anything on female between your breasts. I'm going to use the back of my hand and just go under. That's it. Okay. It's just the back. You do not need to take anything off. [music] Okay. I'm going to use the back of my head. [music] >> You can have a seat. >> Can I pee? >> Have a seat and I'll let you use the bathroom in a little bit. >> Or do you want me to pee myself? >> Don't do that. Have a seat. >> I already did. >> Leave your Leave your shirt on, Vanessa. >> [music] >> I'm going to let you use the bathroom back there. [music] >> [ __ ] you. >> I'm not closing it. I'm giving you privacy. >> [ __ ] >> Go to the bathroom and come back out. >> Give me my [ __ ] >> Go to the bathroom and come back out. >> Before you close this, [ __ ] >> I need you to go use the bathroom. You say you want to use the bathroom, right? I'd rather piss myself right. [ __ ] >> Use the bathroom. I'm only doing this to give you privacy. [music] >> Vanessa, please use the bathroom. >> Thank you, sir. >> No, I'd rather have >> absolutely everything that I know. >> Use the bathroom. Use the bathroom or you're going to you're going to be caught to the wall. >> Oh [ __ ] [ __ ] me. Coffee right now. I don't care if you don't >> cut me to the wall. >> Hand out. You're going to clean this right now. >> She finally realized that she wasn't in charge. Still, she should be careful of what she wished for. >> Take him off you so you can put shirt. Can I see your hand, please? >> You want to use the bathroom? >> Yeah. Okay. Put your shirt on. Go use the bathroom and then come back out. Okay. Can we do that? So, the only reason I was closing this Vanessa is to give you privacy. That's it. I wasn't going to close it all the way just to give you another layer of privacy. That's all. I want to give you the respect that you deserve and that >> give you that price. Uh [music] >> uh >> Vanessa, put your shirt on, please. >> Vanessa, if you don't do that, I'm going to put you back on handcuffs on the bench. Okay. I don't want to do that. I want you to use the bathroom. >> Take care. >> That's so hard. Oh my god. I want to die. Wait, I rather you kill me right now. What the h kill me. I want to [ __ ] kill myself right now. Oh, >> is that even how it goes? >> I kill myself right now. >> I kill. >> Vanessa, put your shirt back on. >> Can you pull it? or a delta 9 tetrahydro cannabono concentration of either 5 nanogs or more of whole blood or 10 nanogs or more and injuries that require type A injury requires immediate professional attention to a doctor's office or medical facility including several blood bleeding wounds distorted extremities and injuries that require the injured party to be carried from the scene >> if you submit to the chemical test causing an alcohol concentration of 08 or more I have a seat. I I don't [ __ ] understand. Lock me up or don't [ __ ] lock me up in the back. >> Lock her up or don't [ __ ] lock her up. Like [ __ ] lock me up, baby. >> Yeah. Yeah. [ __ ] this [ __ ] >> Oh yeah. What's hot? Yeah. Here you go. >> Oh, thank you, baby. >> No more spitting. >> Oh, no more spitting. >> Are you sure? >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> You should be spitting on yourself, so it's your prerogative. >> Double locked. zombie wet. >> Yeah, >> I I don't want you to spit on. So, >> this one's a little spitter or >> not yet what? >> Does that make you wet? >> Does it make you wet? Yeah. >> No. >> Good. >> Vanessa, say you pass the test. >> So, you're you're willing to answer questions? >> Of course, baby. Do >> additional test. Oh, of course. [music] >> You would think she would be calmer now. However, her defiance only escalated. Is that comfortable? >> [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Hope you [ __ ] rott in hell. You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> I am so I literally want to [ __ ] in your hands. You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] You bloody bloody bloody hands. Oh my god. He's getting triggered. Yeah. Oh, don't listen right now. >> [music] >> me right now. Kill me right now. Right now, >> I'll just do the >> Oh, me right now. He's getting triggered. Do it right [ __ ] >> Do it. >> Charge everything else. >> Do it >> right now. >> No one's going to do it. I don't want to waste his time. >> Oh my gosh. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me right now. Kill me right now. You [ __ ] pieces of [ __ ] I don't want to be here. [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] >> down. You got to go to the hospital. >> If you don't settle down, >> you're not going to like what they do to you there. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Settle down. >> Yeah. that you're sick. Why you doing what they do over there? [ __ ] piece of >> go to the hospital. >> Oh, you want me? Oh, >> yeah. You signed up. In the end, the woman was charged with DUI, failure to signal when required, aggravated battery, and resisting arrest.