Tell her like I will pay her for wanting me out. I just don't want to pay you. Before you listen to me, my cameras are wrong. Dude, we're gonna call your mom and we're going to let her know that we're coming. Hello. Yeah, don't don't put your crocodile tears. Mom. No, I'm not. I'm crocodile tears. I can you check for my warrant. There's no check your warrant. You got a warrant for your arrest. Now you're going to jail. Police officers stand for to protect and serve, but some find themselves protecting society while serving warrants for their own children. What really happens when the criminals they're pursuing shares their DNA? Please listen to me. Just stop. I peed my pants cuz she was being mean to me. I peed my Please don't arrest me. Please, please. I don't have a record at all. Please, please, please call. Please don't. Don't. No. No. My dad's a sheriff. Please. You stop. Can you put your other hand behind your back? My dad's a sheriff. Please don't do this to me. Please. Please. Wait, this is [screaming] all right. Help. Oh, help. I'm not going to lose you, mother. Here are several instances when cops discover their kids are criminals. Starting with a case of this 21-year-old crybaby who thought her daddy could save her from getting arrested. Oh, your dad's right over here. My dad was a sheriff's officer. He would tell you this. Can I call my dad? On the 28th of December 2022, police officers reported to an accident scene where a traffic light got hit by a car and fell to the ground. You want to uh just go check 9 south real quick? Yeah, there's a white bumper here. All right, B. Be advised we have a white bumper. Yeah. Yep. Okay. What kind of car was it? It was I think a white Toyota. A white Toyota. Do you have a license plate by chance? I buy two, but the car Okay. Any distinguishing characteristics on it or just a white Pretty easy. Okay. Was it a four-door, two door? 67. I'm going to check 9 south. Okay. Be advised. We spoke to the person who observed the crash. They stated it was a Toyota Ford. They trailed the culprit to a gas station and she denied hitting the traffic light even though all evidence pointed to her. Come back from Applebees. Yeah, I had a drink. Okay. How old are you? 21. You're 21. We're just supposed to play this out. My dad is um Lee. Okay. All right. I'm sorry. My um I think I left my wallet at Applebee's. Sorry. Just keep your hands out of your pockets, please. That's okay. So, you're coming from Applebee's right now? Yeah. I had a drink. Okay. Which way did you take to go from Applebee's to here? Um, I went around um at the light at Route 9 and I came back from here and then ran back and then here was empty on gas. So you went over by like Lowe's. No, that you came out of Applebee's. You came out of Applebee's. The light. Which way? Yeah, the light. The Lowe's, I guess. Right there. Right. You cut through Applebee's, right? You went through the plaza. You came out by Lowe's by Chick-fil-A. You made the right and you had the traffic light right there. Okay. Did you hit that pole that's over there? No. You hit the utility pole. Hit anything cuz your bumper's in the middle of the road. No, my um I hit the So, do you see like this side? Yeah. I hit this. Okay. At my um How long ago? Like about a month ago on my ex's. Okay. Because he broke up with me and I broke up with him and All right. Go ahead hang it about back over there. Keep your hands in your pockets, please. It's okay. I'm sorry. Listen, your bumper's in the road over there. Okay. Did you just hit that pole? No, I promise you I did not. No. So, someone brings that bumper over here. It's not going to match up perfectly. You're coming from Applebee's. You're telling me you went out that way. Everything's matching up. Witnesses said they saw a white car cross over in this direction. And then I happen to find your car parked here with no with no bumper. Okay. All right. She remained adamant about not hitting the lights and tried using the emotional card to appear innocent. So Teresa, yes. Let me ask you again. Yeah. You left Applebee? Yeah, I left Apple Geese. You cut through the plaza. You came out by Lowe's and Chick-fil-A. Yes. Yes. Did you hit the traffic pole? That's right there. I did not hit the traffic pole. Do you not remember hitting a traffic pole? I did not hit the traffic pole. I promise you. So, your bumper's in the middle of the road over there. And there's a pole down. This part was hanging off already cuz I already hit something. Okay. When I I hit a deer in Pennsylvania cuz I go to school and and the the this part was hanging off already. Okay. Do you smoke marijuana recreationally? No, I cannot smoke marijuana. What do you prescribe that you put You have I am a soccer athlete. Can I call my dad who's a sheriff's officer? Let the one officer come here who's who's out with your other part of your bumper. He's going to talk to you and then we'll go from there. Okay. Well, Do you go to college? Yes, I go to a soccer captain there. Okay. I do not smoke marijuana universally. Do you do any recreational drugs? How old are you? I'm 21 drink at Applebee's and I'm like scared out of my mind. But Teresa, I explained to you this before. Lying isn't going to get you anywhere. We just need to know the truth. You just lied. You just lied. We just caught you in a lie. You found this piece by the traffic light by Lowe's. You said you that piece fell off from Pennsylvania. You told me you hit a deer. You a whole bunch of stories. You're a Pennsylvania guy. You just hit a traffic light and that's where this piece was. I hit it. You see this? This piece fell off at the traffic light that you hit that you knocked over. Lying doesn't help anything. Where were you coming from? I'm lying. I came from Alice. I had one drink. Okay. After Apple's, where'd you go? I I came from there. The the traffic light that's right there. And then the I came around and there because my house is I would have to go through that traffic light. So there Okay, that doesn't really make too much sense either considering that the traffic light that you took out was on the corner. Which corner? Of the back entrance of Lowe's? the back entrance of Lowe's. Have to go around there. So, I have to go around there right there. Here's I'm just going to draw this out for you. So, here's the corner for the back entrance for Lewis. Your vehicle came and impacted it on the passenger side hitting the traffic lane. So, that means that you're coming from down a different part of Lanesville Road. You see that Hawaii or Apple right there? Yeah. Okay. So, I would go that way. I would go that way which Lowe's is right there. Then I would go to traffic lights to the LA fitness which right there which is my gym. Then I would go that way which is goes down to the quick check which is that way and I would make the right that way road. Again that does that doesn't make too much sense considering where the damage was and where the pull that was. So here readyville road yes closes on the right. You hit the traffic, you hit the traffic light on the right hand side of Los with the passenger side of your vehicle, which is where this piece was, which matches identically, which didn't fall off in Pennsylvania, which fell off road. Pennsylvania. I know that. I hit a deer in Pennsylvania. Well, you also hit a telephone pole today or a traffic light today. And I I must have hit something today. I'm sorry. So, you you don't know that you hit a a traffic light. I did not hit a traffic light today. So, you mean to tell me that's just coincidence that this was on a traffic light today. So again, you need to tell me this is just a coincidence that this piece was found right next to a traffic light. I'm not saying that I was coming home from my boyfriend's house for one day where I hit a um cross sheriff's officer. He would tell you this. I can't stop. What's up? Yeah. She's got guacamole everywhere. She got guac everywhere. I was trying to figure out what the green stuff was and I saw that's not chips and guac. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I don't know what in Pennsylvania. You know what I'm saying? But I hit a like a thing in here and this damaged this here and then I must have hit something today and then this fell off. I'm not saying that I'm lying. I'm saying like and I'm I'm explaining to you that you hit a traffic light at the corner of Lville Road back at Lowe's. Okay. And then you left the scene. I did not. Did Did you call 911? Did you report it? No, I didn't. When the pressure became a lot, she began spilling the truth. This rim's all messed up, too, on this side. So, I That's already messed up. The other I know. I was right next to Yeah, I know. I was at Duncan and the guy backed into me in this this accident. Listen, are you just scared you're going to get tickets or something? Yes. Is that all it is? Yes. So, you want to just tell the truth? Yes. I'm telling you this. So, when after Applebees, did you hit a traffic pole? I think I hit something. I remember hitting something. You can't miss it. It lights up. It's red, green, and yellow. I remember hitting something after Applebee's thing like And did you drive away cuz you're scared cuz you had maybe had one drink and you think you're drunk and you might get arrested but you don't seem like you're drunk. Yes. Is that what's going on? So you drove away cuz you're scared. So you might get some tickets and maybe you might get arrested. Is that why? Yes. Okay. So now we're starting to tell the truth, right? I remember hitting something, but I remember like like from like before this I already hit something and he he was So you're saying there was some damage but obviously your bumper is over there like this officer was saying this was already damaged. This was already this fell off because of already damaged. Okay. But it fell off on Lanes Mill where the pulley is in the middle of the road. I told my dad he would tell you. Well, here's the thing. Your dad the sheriff's officer wasn't driving your vehicle today. Your dad the sheriff tell you it's already damaged. They already reported to the insurance. You already reported everything. Right. You're 21. You're an adult. We're trying to figure out what happened with you and driving and leaving the scene. I hit a curb. You hit a traffic signal. Oh, I hit a curb. Yeah. You went up the curb. You hit the traffic signal. The traffic signal fell down and you left. Someone's text me. That's why. And I already had damage. I still I'm just trying to figure out how cuz if you went the back entrance to come out of the Lansville marketplace that that still doesn't make sense. The damage should be on the driver's side because this is where you hit the the the traffic light. If I came out of Again, I'm I'm telling you I'm telling you your story doesn't make sense. She was later allowed to phone her dad whose explanation further proved that she was lying. Please. I just need to talk to Yeah. I think I think she's scared. She's hang out with a boy or something and the dad is I don't know. This makes no sense at all. Maybe hanging out with a guy. Yeah. She doesn't want Yeah, exactly. Something like that. She spun around or something or she's going to a guy's house or something. Who knows? Yeah. Teresa. Teresa. What's your name? Right. Sheriff's office. What's going on? Hey, John. How are you? Um, so your daughter is a traffic damage on that on the car there. I think I'm I'm trying to remember off the top of my head. It was like the front right bumper and down the side. There was some bending and scratching going down the side. Okay. How bad was the front bumper? It was the front bumper. Yes. How bad was the front bumper? Oh, how bad? It was uh Yeah, it was a little bit little bit of damage. I mean, like I said, it was it was very dry. I've had this flight just called today to get an appointment for an estimate for it. Um but like I said, like the fog light area was kind of uh missing kind of thing. Okay. That's the bottom side. Yeah, the was the passenger side. Okay. All right. cuz uh it looks like the fog the fog light thing it's I don't know if it's a fog light or if it's like a plastic piece. So that's gone. The the bumper cracked and then there was another piece of the bumper right below the headlight that fell off by the traffic light that she took out. Okay. You say took it out. It came down. Yeah, she took it down. and then she was trying to say that the the one piece that was newly missing from this incident was in Pennsylvania uh from the other crash. So, I just wanted to talk to you and get, you know, a better idea of what actually happened. I I I the only thing I know is that the there was the I don't know like a like a rectangle black thing that was missing. The bumper was was me. I don't know what piece you're talking about. So, that down the side. Yeah. So, where that rectangle black thing is, there's a a white piece of plastic. So, that came off in this crash. The bumper's like kind of hanging, but it is drivable. Um, so that's that's kind of that's kind of where we're at right now with this. All right. No problem. Uh, can I come out you guys out there? Uh, that's up to you. I I'll see if she wants you to come out if she wants, you know, you to drive her home. Um, the best thing she needs to be talking about. Yeah, she's at the uh the Waw Wa on uh by Kent Road. Oh, okay. Gotcha. So, yeah. Uh I think it might be best if you come cuz like I said, she's she's upset. Still very nervous. So, okay. Yeah. All right. I I appreciate it. Let me let me come out there and and I'll see you guys and thank you. Okay. All right. Sounds good. All right. Shortly after her dad arrived at the location and more light was shed on the situation. So, you know where back entrance for those is? Yes. Where like LA Fitness is in that interceptor. Yes. So, We got a hell of a hole by the low side. So it came down came and then that piece of lumber there was there but described with the other damage the other black piece obviously. Yeah. No, it was more than that. I mean that I mean that's more than it was. Okay. Yeah. So for the other one was it just like the bumper wasn't hanging like that? Yeah. No. So what it was is um basically this was intact. Okay. Um, this piece was missing, but these scratches here, that's all from a gear that she just to prize you or something. I I got off work on the warrant squad, right? So, just I I want to show you this so you can see it. Um, I don't know what time you you initiated the stop. Uh, you home 10:39. So, what time do you stop her at? because she probably got nervous and I'm not saying that's we know that's not an excuse. I get it. But what do you think time do you think that initial call came because she probably hit it and was like, "Dad, what the will I do?" Probably I would say somewhere between 10:45 and 11. Wow. That's about right. Hey, Sergeant, how are you? 1050. [clears throat] Okay. Um right. So that would probably be about the time she hit it. At what time? She texted me originally at 10. I was trying to get some sleep. I just got off work. Um she said you home at 10:39. Yeah. Yeah. It's about when that say somewhere we got to Right. So she hit the thing got nervous and Okay. Did she tell you she was going to happen with me or Rubies? Yes. Yes. I'm not sure where which one she went to. Yeah. Um but I know that she was going out to rappers or I think she said she got something at Rugers or something. I'm not sure. Like guacamole. I I just weren't sure. She was like talking to her. She wasn't telling us the truth at all. She was what wasn't telling us the truth at all. That damn old trying to piece everything together, you know. because we're like, "Were you at least going this way on the road?" Yeah. Well, she's had Well, I I don't know who she was hanging out with. She does have an ex-boyfriend. She's off school for the for the the two weeks. So, I mean, I I mean, lying to She knows that I'm a cop. She knows she knows not to do that. But in the beginning, like we just want to make sure that there might be a car driving around that car. She tried saying all this old damage happened. Okay. Well, maybe she didn't even do you think she That's not I'm saying she didn't lie. Yeah. Okay. And I want to be very clear about that. She might not even look at the freaking car to see if there's any difference. But you know, but she hit something. She hit something. She hit something. A pole. Yeah. She hit something. Yeah. She's going to know she hit the pole. She might not think, "Okay, maybe maybe I didn't get any damage." Like I could see that stupid thing going on in her head. So, but a lie is a lie. It is what it is. All right. Hey, how he's going to run her through some tests. All right. An officer proceeded to test her for drugs. Rolling out of bed, but uh I'm not even sure. [clears throat] That's what we didn't know originally. Maybe she was coming from some guy's house. She wanted dad to know who she was hanging out with or something. All right. Um this right here step on the ground like this. You're going to take nine steps back out loud. All right. While you do the test, make sure you touch good step. Look under your feet. See if you can see where you walk. Keep your arms down at your sides and count your step out loud. Right. Okay. Right. You stay in that position while I give the instructions demonstrating as well. Start testif and so forth until you stop. While you're doing a test, both legs straight, arms out of your sides. Straight your nose. Count out loud. Now you're going to keep your arms out of your side. Okay. You sent us This is unbroken and everything that happened today. All right. I don't think that you were okay to safely operate. All right. I think that is great. base one for female 41 17 for dad. Dad, hold on. We'll let you drive away. Um, do you have any? No. Do you need anything inside the car or cell phone? I don't like I did this test, right? So, the warning not okay to take the operating too many steps. You missed steps to tell the one leg stand raise your arms up. There's a lot of indicators there that you're going to walk through. I'm sorry. Unfortunately for her, daddy could not save her from this one. Where's my dad? Oh, your dad's right over here. Okay, so we got your cell phone. You need anything else from inside the car? Anything else in there? You do stop with this [ __ ] in the car. You're arrested for DUI. That's [laughter] X-ray. I do want you to understand these are traffic. Okay. Nothing criminal here. Motor vehicle offenses. Okay. [laughter] [laughter] All right. Stop for one second. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you. Just shut up. I understand. I've seen You have the right to talk to a lawyer and order. All right. So, we're going to go to our station now. We're going to do our process. I'll try and read you your rights again. That's fine. Then we'll take it from there. Okay. That's fine. The night ended with her riding at the back of the police van and being taken to the station for DUI. Step up. Keep concent. All right. I have to read you the statement. There's nine paragraphs I should read here. I want you to listen up. Okay. Number one, you've been arrested for driving while intoxicated NJSA 39 cone 4-50. Number two, the the law requires that you submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. Number three, a record of the taken of the breast samples including the test results will be made. If you request a copier, that record will be made available to you. Four, after you provide examples of your breast for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. Five, if you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you'll be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. Six, a court finds you guilty of the refusal. You'll be subject to various penalties including license terriation of up to 20 years, a fine up to $2,000, installation of ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver's resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. Seven, you have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Eight. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. Nine. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? Yes. But if you thought that was a display of entitlement, wait until you hear about the correction officer's daughter who took family privilege to a whole new level. Your mom works day shift, right? She works booking um intake. Is there any way you can let me go? Like I I can't do that, sweetie. Like there's no way that I have a warning right now. Hello. Yeah. Guys, don't don't put your crocodiles here. Mom. No, ma'am. I'm coded out with tears. I can you check for my warrant? I There's no check for your warrant. You got a warrant for your arrest. Now you going to jail. On December the 21st, 2023, police officers responded to a disturbance call at 1:30 a.m. Local residents reported hearing a young woman screaming near a park, causing enough concern for them to step outside their homes and call 911. When officers arrived at the scene, they had no idea they were about to deal with one of the most entitled suspects they had encountered. a corrections officer's daughter who believed her family connections would get her out of any trouble, accompanied by an uncooperative teenage boy. However, when questioned, neither seemed willing to [music] provide straight answers about what had transpired. Where she at? I don't know. What do you mean you don't know? She just ran obviously. I don't know. So, what they what they She probably went home. I don't know. What direction did she run? I don't know. She's fine, though. She's just going to sober up and tell me just chill, bro. Okay. So, what direction did I know you saw her run off? I don't know. I don't know where she ran. Okay. Well, you're lying. So, where did she go? I don't know where she ran. I don't know where she ran to. Do you have an ID on you? No, I don't. How old are you? I'm a minor. You're a minor? Yeah. Okay. Where's your parents at? Right here. I live right here on this street. I was just walking to the gas station. Where's your house at then? Where's Where's Where's your house at? I don't know. My house is right there. Right. I'm chilling. All right. How old is she? She 18. Just turned 18. All right. What's her name? I I don't know her name. You don't know her name? You're That's your girlfriend. You don't know her name. What's your name? So, what are you What are you trying to hide? What is it? E L M A R. So, she's not going to get in trouble, man. All right. I already know. I already know how this goes. But I I just want to All right. How do you think it's going to go? We're just trying to figure out where she's at cuz she's running down the street screaming. Bro, I already know her, bro. I don't know. All right. But you're not going to get in trouble, right, for trying to help her. I'm not in wrong. I know. All right, then. Okay. So, we need to find out who she is. I don't know where she went. Okay. But you know who she is, though. To tell you. She What's her phone number? I don't know. I don't have a phone number. Is that her stuff in your hand right there? No, it doesn't. You're just walking around with a coach wallet in your hand. No, that's mine. Although the young woman was covered in mud, barefoot, and had suspicious scratches. [music] She believed officers should simply take her word that nothing was wrong. What's going on? I'm fine. Well, obviously you're not fine, sweetie. You're covered in mud. I just had an argument with my boyfriend. That's it. That's all it. Did anything get physical? No, I promise. Okay. Well, I need you to tell me because I have people calling saying that you're screaming. Yes, I was screaming. I'm not going to lie. But I'm fine now. I was How did that scratch under your nose get there? Where? I was at a party and my my boyfriend was asking me where I was and I was screaming because didn't want him to know where I was. Okay, that's all. Why are you covered in dirt and mud? I was running through the I was running through over there through the um mangroves and all that stuff. Okay. Why were you running? Cuz the lady was yelling at me. I just wanted to run. I didn't even I'm like I just don't even want to talk to anybody. That's all. Okay. Well, where are your shoes? My shoes? I'm pretty sure they're with my boyfriend. If they're not, then I don't know where they're at. What were you guys arguing about? I just got here like 10 minutes ago. He was arguing with me going to a party. and I was at a party and I just came over here. That's it. He just didn't want me to go to the party and I said I wasn't but I was I was lying. So he was trying to get out of me and then the lady started screaming so I started panicking. I ran down the street and then I seen you guys. So I just was like I don't want to seem like innocent or anything so or like guilty of anything. So I just came back here. You're not in trouble. Yeah, I know. That's why I was like I should just come back, you know, explain what's happening. But I need to know cuz you have a scratch on your arm. You have a scratch on your face. It's fine. I was just I was just running through the mangroves and stuff, so they were scratching me and stuff and all that. I'm just out of breath. Okay. Well, I can tell you the way that you were screaming, I could hear you. Something was going on. No, it wasn't nothing going on. I was really just like I was mad at him because, you know, since I went out, he went out to a different party. So, I was mad at him for going out to a different party. Just when she thought she could distract officers with stories about party drama, she had no idea they had already discovered her active warrant. [music] One that even her mother's position couldn't make disappear. I talked to my mom. Uhhuh. And my mom, like I don't know if you know, she's she's in corrections officer. She's Eel Rodriguez. Give a word back. All right. And relax. She's going to be able to I have a warrant. Yep. Four for brawling. Brawling and fire. Is your mom working right now? Yeah. I'm not sure. She's already had the call, right? Yes. Can you add her, Sarge? Yeah. I'm not sure what I'm in for. Can you My person love you. Yeah, please. Yeah, that way you don't have to stand. Please. And she's going to bring her car over here so you don't have to walk barefoot all the way over there. All right. Okay. Can I ask what my warrants for? Brawling. For brawl. Yeah, for brawling. I didn't write the warrant. Okay. Of course. I know. But can I I have first appearance tomorrow? Could be. I love you though. I'm just going to stay put so you don't fall over anything. All right. Her mom doesn't work. Her mom Your mom works shift, right? She works in um I think she's awatch. I think she uh what's when you first go in? She works booking um intake. Intake. But I don't think she works nights, right? I'm She works nights. She works overnights. Eyes. What is it? Eel. Oh, that is right. That is I know. I love you. Your mom Your mom works tonight, so she'll be in there. Did you get his number? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I got it. Thank you. What? I hate you. Where's your property? This is his number. Will it be transported with me? Yeah. I was going to go with you. [laughter] Did you know you got this for? No, I didn't. He's seems like I went underestimated. I was supposed to go um Friday this Friday. Today's Well, today technically is Friday. I was supposed to go to talk to Detective Bouvier and I told him I went to court for this case that he's asking about and he's still asking about it. I told him we already went to court for it and it got dismissed. So, I don't understand why I still have to go. Well, we weren't for it. So, it's all your fault. You stupid. If you didn't, I would laugh. Calm down. All right. It's not going to make it any better. Okay. If you didn't, I would love I wouldn't be here. All right. Please go in the car. I'm so sorry, sir. Stand up. I love you. But if you didn't live, I wouldn't be here. I love you. [screaming] Tell me you love me back. Just watch your step. All right. Tell me you love me back. I love you. I love you. I love you. I'll see you. I'mma call you. You better answer. I love you. What started as a routine disturbance call was about to teach this young woman that having a mother who works in corrections doesn't mean you're above the law. All right, listen. Huh? No, I want you to stay there for a second cuz I want you to calm down. Okay. I'm I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. Okay. I don't know why you have a warrant. I know it's for brawling, but I don't know what happened for you origally Sunday. Yeah. At this point. Sunday cuz it's so fun, right? So, Friday I was supposed to go into um um the police station to talk to Detective Rubier because I was involved in not a fighting, not a fighting. I was involved in a situation um that involved two girls and I was a witness and I had went to court before Friday before he called me telling me to go in and I told him that that the case was dismissed. in case I went and was dismissed and he was telling me that he still needed to talk to me and this and that and I was understanding. I said, "Okay, I'm going to come in Friday, but that didn't happen. I went to I went to the beach on Friday, so I was obviously busy and I'm so sorry. I could have rescheduled, but I guess this happened, you know." All right. Not sure why. Your mom's working tonight. All right. We're going to call your mom now. Uhhuh. To let her know that we're coming. Mhm. Okay. so that she has a warning because I don't want to walk in there and surprise her. I like your mom a lot. I'm not super happy about this. I'm not either. Like, is there any way you can let me go? Like, I can't I can't do that, sweetie. Like, there's no way that I have a warning right now. There's like I was supposed to go in, of course, to like talk to him, but he never said I had a warning or nothing or nothing like that. So, I'm like, "All right, so listen. I was arrested last time for like um fighting for this exact reason for fighting and I got off I got led out of jail because um it was a misunderstanding and I and he was wrong. Totally. He was wrong in the situ. I could have sued him but I didn't. I don't want to be in this situation again because I'm tired of this situation for real. Like I'm tired of being accused wrongfully. All right. Hey, I need you to calm down. Just when she thought [music] her mother's position would save her from spending a night in jail, she was about to learn the hardest lesson about consequences from the person she least expected it from. Hello. Yeah, go ahead. Don't Don't put your crocodile tears. Mom. No, I'm crocodile tears. I can you check for my warrant. There's no check for your warrant. You got a warrant for your arrest. Now you going to jail. Mom, if you pay for my warrant, I will pay for you. I please mom. Mom, please. If you're my mom, you would do it. No. Mom, if you if you pay for my stuff, please. Mom. Mom. No. Mom, please don't hang up. Mom, don't hang up on me. Please. Listen. All I'm trying to tell you. All right. Mom. Mom, I will hang I will pay for you. I promise you can get me out of the house if I don't pay for you. Mom. Okay. Don't talk to your mom like that. I'm sorry, Mom. Can you just please, bro? Mom, I can't even talk to you. Like, if I go in there, I can't even talk to you. Can you please just try to figure it out? I don't have a warrant for me because I didn't even go to court to talk to the detective. Mom, you know, listen, I just know the warrant. You're going to have to You're going to have to come in. For how long? Because I didn't I never went to court for the warrant or nothing. You're not slipping those, are you? Listen, they just go under warrant today for some assault or something. For assault for what? I don't know. You're going to have to come into jail. You're going to have to handle your own like a woman that you want to be. You're going to have to handle your own. All right. Well, Mom, please. Mom, can I call you in jail? Like, please. Mom, don't ask. I don't Mom, no. Please. Mom, I told you. I warned you about this. Don't Mom, please. What do I do? Mom, what do I do? All you got to do is wait to go to court. All those people. Mom, I don't need to be bonded out. I need to talk to you really quick. Like for real. Listen. Listen. I'm going to make Mom. She's trying to talk to me. I'm panicking. I need you to talk to me right now. Like, Mom, it ain't no breathe. Like, Mom, I like Mom, if you bail me out, I will pay you back. I promise I'll be in debt for life. I don't care. But just call me out. All right. Well, I I'll Please, Mom. tonight. It It's It's not funny. Okay, go ahead, Mom. Please, Mom. Go in the morning and I will talk to detective the detective. If it's the same person that you know, you already know what I know, Mom. I already know what you're going to tell me the speech later. But please, bro, I will pay you back. I don't care how long it takes. I will pay you back. But just please. Listen, you better come in here acting correct. I will. I will. Like, Mom, I will. I don't want you to get in trouble. I don't want to embarrass you. I already know where you at. I promise you I'll make a run with you. I promise. But mom, when I get that first talk, can I talk to you, please? I cannot talk to you while you're in the facility, you know. So then, Mom, where do you want me to walk? Okay. I won't I don't have nobody to call. Where the [ __ ] I'm at? I don't have nobody to call. But what do you want me to do? What do you want me to do? Sit tight. I want you to sit tight and stay quiet. You can do whatever. Okay. But then can you bail me out the next day? I will. I promise. I promise I will send you the money. I don't care. I have all the money. My check is laid. She's saying okay and you're screaming at me. I'm so sorry. You keep screaming. But mom, in my room, in my room in those makeup drawers. I have my my two checks. You can deal with it. No, mom. I brought my two checks. Okay. Hey, Cash. My ID is in my She's trying to talk to you and you're screaming over her. Stop. You're going to You're going to come here. You got to go through the process. You already know the process. Yes, I know the problem. You're going to go and go to sleep, but you're going to you're going to worry about that tomorrow. Talk to the detective. Mom, I don't want to I don't want to have to deal with it tomorrow. I just want you to check my in my purse in my room. There's the two checks. She's at my No, but when you get off of work, I don't need your money. I don't need your money. The entitled attitude that had gotten her this far was about to crumble [music] when her own boyfriend decided to show her true colors to the police. this boy. It sounds like he's the reason you're back here, right? No. Uh, sounds like he's uh he's not talking very fondly of you. So, you might want to find a different boyfriend. He's not talking What is he saying about me? Not very nice things. What about me? We'll talk about it in a minute. Okay. Thank you. Please. You're welcome. You're talking about me. You're talking about me for real. After I told you I love you. After I told you I love you, you're going to talk about me? What are you doing? What are you doing? That's hurtful. If If you told somebody you loved them and they talk about you, you would be hurt. Okay. But you're not hitting your head on things, are you? No, of course not. Okay. What was that thing? No, I was the cuffs. No, I wasn't even banging anything. But I seat belt mode. I'm not sure. I wasn't banging anything. Where your shoe at? Is that your shoe right there? I'm not sure. That's one right there. You love me and you're talking about me. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Come on. I'm just Let's not That's not fun. Come on. I understand. But it's not worth it right now, sweetie. You got bigger You got bigger worry about at this point. Would you want to spend the night in jail and have your boyfriend talking [ __ ] about you and your mom at the next day, even if she blows you up talking about you, it's just not okay. Why see your mom talking about you? Cuz you live with her. She's a mom. She cares about you. Of course. I know. That's exactly what I don't want. All right. Here, scoot over here so I can bubble you towards me. Yeah. This is so annoying. Why would you talk to about me and love me? This doesn't make no sense. We're going to get going. Okay. I don't want to spend the night in jail. How can you love me and talk about me? I love [screaming] you. Leave that boy alone. [ __ ] is so annoying. Like she needs to just leave me alone. I don't give a if she leaves him alone. She needs to leave me the alone. He can go chase her after. I don't give a long she leaves me alone. I don't care. I need to be [laughter] I'm going to [ __ ] stop. [screaming] Hey, I want to leave right here in my titty show. Absolutely not. Do not do that again. I want to go home. I need to get her out of my car. No, I want to go to my mom. That's all. I understand that, but you cannot go to your mom. I want to go to my mom. My mom would know how to get me out of this. I just want to go home and go to sleep. I don't care what I do, but I just want to leave. I just want to talk to my mom. My mom is the only person I trust. the only person that's ever been there for me. That's the only person I want to talk to. In the end, her mother's position at the jail didn't earn her any special privileges. Instead, it meant facing charges of battery and making threats of violence under her own mother's watchful eye during intake. Speaking of law enforcement families enabling bad behavior, [music] here's another case of an entitled daddy's girl who would not take no for an answer because her father was an officer. Johnny. Johnny. On August the 7th, 2023, officers were dispatched to address a domestic dispute involving a mother and her daughter who was identified as Maxine. But the events that unfolded next were nothing but interesting. Hi, sir. What's going on? We came here for commodities. Uhhuh. I had a phone call and then these two, my daughter, she's in the bathroom, I guess. Is she the one wearing black? Yeah. Oh, okay. She's right here. That's my my head. So, what happened today? My daughter decided she was going to throw herself a tantrum because I threatened to take off without her. While she was visiting over there, I was sweating out here, putting the groceries away, and her and my sister still hadn't gotten back to the vehicle. Her and your sister? Yes. Where's your sister at? She left. Okay. She wasn't going to stick. But she was threatening to leave. My sister could tell you everything. I got her number. Okay. No, her but your but your daughter was threatening to leave. No, she got into the truck. She cuz I was threatening her. She got into the driver's seat. Yeah. She took off running and she jumped. pushed me, jumped in, and she goes, "I'll call me." She called her dad for every Where was he at the whole time? He was at work. And where were you hit at? She hit me here. She hit me here. And she Well, she threw [ __ ] at me. She threw the bag of sugar right in my face in front of her dad. He talked me basically told me to get into the back seat so she can get in so we could leave. That's when she goes, "You're [ __ ] really taking her. You're [ __ ] going to give her a ride. You're really going to have her in the car with me? You choose. You choose. You have 3 seconds to choose between me and her, Dad. Who's it going to be? Her? Her?" blah blah blah blah blah. She on her knees up here and the passenger reached over here and she was swinging. After hearing what the mother had to say, the officer decided to talk to Maxine, but it was immediately clear what the real issue was. What was going on? My mom, I don't know, did what she said and threatened me. She threatened you? How did she threaten me? She pretty much said that she was going to call you if I said or did anything wrong. Can you tell me the whole part, please? I mean, I can show you text. She's got mad because first of all, she wanted me to try to take advantage of the commodities and I didn't want to. She got She doesn't live with you guys. She doesn't live with you guys. No, she Well, she does. She sleeps on the couch. What happened in the vehicle? She said that I threw things at her that I was violent, which I wasn't, so that's why I'm here [music] hiding. Did you throw things at her? Hided her dog. That was it. He never threw anything at her cuz she's saying he threw sugar at her and some other things. Didn't Did you guys start hitting each other? No, my dad stopped it. Not going to lie, I was going to, but my dad said no. So, I backed off. But cuz your dad's saying that you guys are both going at it. I never made contact. Who started it? She did. At this time, the officer felt he had enough information to determine who the primary aggressor was. But before taking any major steps, [music] he had just one thing left to do. Can I talk to you real quick? Yes, sir. Um, did do you want to press charges for her scratching you? Are you okay? Sorry, my sight. Are you okay? She knows how to go away. You want to start? If I do, what have you? Are you okay? Can you think right? Do you need water? I can think right. I just I need a brace. Okay. Okay. Can you have Can you stand up for me, please? Put your stuff in your purse. Am I being arrested? Sure. For what? For battery in the hospital. Stand up, please. I'm only dead. You will talk to me right now. No, I want him right now. Can I sign up for going to be a different Look, I want my dad right now. Going to be the one. So, all of a sudden, you change. You're going to arrest me for something I didn't do yet. Your dad saw it. He told me the story. Told you what? Did you throw anything? Like what? The groceries you guys had and the charger. He saw it. Did you send my phone? Nope. I don't want to force you. Okay. You forced me. That's good because I didn't do anything wrong. So, are you serious? Wait. Okay. Please, please give me a hand and we'll walk and I'll talk to you. We'll talk to your dad. Please. Let's go. It's not okay. Talk to your dad. You'll talk to No. No. Go ask him. No. Come on. No. Uh-uh. I'm literally going to call your mom. Dad. Johnny. Dad. Johnny. Johnny. Dad. Are youing kidding me? Johnny, are youing kidding me? Maxine suddenly [music] got into resist mode. But the craziest thing in the whole process was her complete sense of entitlement. No. Get me out. Get me out. Get me out, Johnny. Get me out. I will go home. I'll go to sleep. Get me out. Johnny. Daddy. Dad. No. Let me go. Dad, do you want him to take your belongings or go with you? Dad central. Dad, stop. No. I told you stop. Okay, I'll stop. I'm not going to go to jail. Dad, stop. Please. No, I'm not going to be arrested. Dad, you're already underrested. Cuz it's your fault. All right, you could you could go, sir. You want to see? Dad, let me go right now. You're such a disappointment, Johnny. You really want me to be in jail? Really? You're going to choose her over me? Are youing kidding me? You piece of [ __ ] Let me go. Let me go. Johnny, you better let me go right now. Johnny, you better let me go right now. Can you hear me? I'm Officer Apples with the the Oscars Police Department. Okay, Johnny. Hey, can I talk to you real quick? I'm your only kid. Let me go right now. You can just I want to go home. I'll talk to you just in a minute. Just give me a second. Johnny. Hey, Maxine. Are you really believing that piece of you over if you're a cat? Maxine. Listen, Johnny. Maxine, we'll have a chance to talk. Shut the up. Listen, Johnny, we'll have a chance to talk here in a second. Johnny, [screaming] well, we got to get you in the car, okay? If you want anything to do with your kid, let me go right now. Johnny, [screaming] we're going to put you in the car. Okay, Johnny. I try to talk to you. Sit up. Daddy, sit up. Let me go. Daddy, don't leave. Dad, come on. Come on. You got it. Maxine continued to scream, plead, and [music] resist all at the same time. However, the cops knew exactly how to humble her. Stand up. Dad, please. All right, I'm holding the door open. Dad, daddy, please. Daddy, daddy. All right. Daddy. Daddy. Daddy. Come here. Johnny. Come on. [screaming] Stop. Hey, cut it out. You're going to You're going to get yourself in trouble. You understand? You need to sit down in the car. Or you can You're going to ask him one more time. We'll let you talk to him once you calm down. No. Ask him. No. We're not going to play this game. Stop. Max. Max. Well, then don't play my Listen. You're not going to make a difference. I gave you the option. Daddy, please. I love you forever and ever. Oh [ __ ] This burns. It burns. You want to stand up? Dad, want to stand up again? No. I want to talk to my father. Then I'll let go. I told you what was going to happen. But now you don't want to listen to me. Dad. Dad. What? What? Do something. What? Dad. Dad. Forever and ever. Dad. Dad. Jump. Please. Get out. Get up. You f something. You just get out, Johnny. Do something. Dad, stop listening to that. Listen to your daughter. Listen, Johnny. Johnny. Dad. I swear to God I will hate you forever. Good. Listen. Listen, [screaming] Johnny. All I ask is you get out and look. Get out and look. Please. Since Maxine continued to resist, the [music] officers had no other choice than to bundle her into the back of the squad car. [screaming] A Dad crapper, never listen to her. Please just look. Please just look. Please. Dad. [screaming] Dad. Johnny. Get out. Spin around. You still want to play that game? You realize it's hot out here, right? Yeah. No [ __ ] dude. Take my arms out. What are you going to get? Target shoes. All I want to do get my arms out so I can swipe my hair off my face and get it over it. We're going to do it one more time then. If you don't comply, there's something else. So, just let my arms go just pull her on this way. There you go. If I'm correct, this is forest. So, it's you not sending the car what it is. I've been for I want to talk to my dad. That's it. After being cleared by medical staff, Maxine was sent to jail. But she still had one more trick up her sleeves. Is there any way, shape, or form I can get out of this other than my own recgniss tomorrow? Yes. Just let me go, Levy. Maxine, look, we're already here. I can't change it. Okay. Yes, you can. Once you're under arrest, I need to take him to the jail. I can just unarrest somebody and just let them go. If it's underwhelmable circumstances, yes, you can. Mhm. Come on, Max. Actually, you can't change it. Okay. Right. Just let me go and I will deal with it tomorrow. Let's go inside. I can't let you go. Okay. We're already in. They know you're here. Come on. They're waiting before they come out. They'll start to open the house. I already What time is it right now? Right now it is 7:27. Oh, that is [ __ ] There is no way. I'm spending all night in this [ __ ] Oh, come on, Max. No. What is today? Today is Monday, August 7th. Oh, this is [ __ ] I want out right now. Come on, Maxine. Come on. No, you don't have my babe. You have nothing worth me dealing with this [ __ ] for. Let's go. No, Maxine. No, dude. Seriously, I'm tired and I'm pissed off. Either you have my vape. I can take a couple hits. If not, then drive me. I don't have your vape. Come on. No, I am. I'll let you, but I don't have it. I am beyond pissed off. You're arresting me for no reason. I'm in court at the hospital now. You're not. Did you think you're going to go away? Go there? Yes. No. This is [ __ ] I'm being arrested for noing reason. Been arrested since then since then since you were there. Why am I arrested? Because of the battery and house member. Oh, okay. And resisting an arrest. Oh, okay. They're resisting. I guess I get but whating proof do you have? That have a probable cause. Like what? And according to can settle that. We'll settle that. Come on. Let's go. They're waiting for us. No. I am beyond pissed. No. Let's go. No. Beyond pissed. No. Let's go. Do you want to go back in that thing? Come on. You're hurting me. Right. Let's go. No. Dude, I am not tomorrow morning. This [ __ ] In the end, she was charged with battery against a household member and resisting [music] arrest. Although this entitled cop's daughter was bad, there have been even worse badge brats like this woman who was dumb enough to think she could assault a store manager and get away with it just because daddy was a sheriff. Please listen to me. Just stop. I pee my pants cuz she was being mean to me. Please don't. Don't. No. No. My dad's a sheriff. Please just stop. Can you put your other hand behind your back? On December the 2nd, 2023, police officers in Washington responded to a [music] Burlington store where a customer had violently assaulted the store manager. What they didn't know was that this seemingly routine call would reveal an entitled woman who thought her father's badge could excuse any behavior. As officers approached the scene, they encountered a woman whose demeanor instantly suggested she'd never faced real consequences in her life. Sit down. Sit down. Thank you so much. On your butt. Sit down. I don't have a record at all. Okay. Sit down on your butt. Listen, I peed my pants in that store and the lady was being mean to me. Listen. No. Please. Please listen to me. Just stop. I peed my pants cuz she was being mean to me. I peed my Please don't arrest me. Please. Please. I don't have a record at all. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please, please, please, no. Please, just let me get Let me tell you, please what she did to me. The security guard number four, he grabbed my ass. Okay, just relax. Look, I don't have a record at all. At all. I don't. Okay, let me just relax. Let me put you in handcuffs and we'll sort it out. Listen. Okay, I'm listening to you, but let me put I paid my hair. Let me put you in handcuffs and then we'll sort it out. You understand? I don't. Okay, just relax. Turn around for me. Oh, I don't have a record at all. I can't I can't I can't get a record. Okay, stop. Just relax. Okay. Oh my god. Please. Can we just Can I just stop? Let me put the handcuffs on you. Why? What are you resting me for? Cuz you punched somebody in the face. No, I didn't. Don't. Please don't make me take you down to the ground. No, I didn't. Please. Please. Just relax. Let me make a phone call. Please. Please. Can I make a phone call? Let me put you in handcuffs and then we'll sort it all out. Please let me make a phone call. Please, please, please, please, please, baby, after I put you in handcuffs, but until I sort it out, you're going to go in handcuffs. I'm 40 years old. I don't have a record at all. I have my breaking point. I just lost my husband. I I lost my parents, but I don't have anything. Take a deep breath. I just kissed my I'm going to put you in handcuffs and then we'll sort it out. Okay. Just relax. Just relax your arms, please. It's all you got to do. I don't want to be I don't want to be eating. Well, I'm sorry. You don't have a choice right now. Please, please, please stop resisting. Kelly, what happened? Please, please, please, please stop resisting. Please let me tell you what happened. I need to make a phone call. Please don't. Don't. No. No. Please stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. I'm not hurting you. Put your hands behind your back. Come on. Please stop. [screaming] Help. Stop. Please let me push you. When her initial dramatics failed to sway the officers, she played what she clearly thought was her trump card. Please, my dad's a sheriff. Please stop. Can you put your other hand behind your back? My dad's a sheriff. Please talk to her. Please, please, my dad. Please. Hey, put your other hand behind your back for me, please. Oh my god. Put your other hand behind your back, please. Thank you. Okay. Oh my god. Thank you. Ow. Ow. Ow. Stop. Okay. Relax. I don't have a record at all. I'm not okay. I can't talk to I've never been to jail in my life. Oh my god. Oh my god. with this. You have no idea. Oh my god. Oh my god. from Sheriff. I can't do this. The car, please. I'm not a criminal. I don't have a license at all. Well, I'm unfortunately now. No. No. I don't Where's my purse? I need to call somebody. Have a seat. Please let me call somebody. Please let me call my dog. It's my dog. Please just sit in the car. You're not in a position to make demands right now. Please have a seat in I don't have a record at all. I'm I'm a good girl. I'm a good person. I don't do Please have a seat. Please help me. There you go. Put your feet up. Where's my purse? Can I have my purse? It's right on my hood. Can I please smoke a cigarette? Please. Please. Can I smoke a cigarette? Please. Please, sir. No. I don't want I don't want I peed my pants. No idea. As the reality of facing actual consequences began to sink in, her entitled behavior escalated [music] to dangerous levels. Help. Help. I'm not going to lose you. I myself and banging your head against the bar. I'm going to go I have nothing to lose. I have nothing. I have nothing to lose. I have nothing to lose. Help my not cool. I'm a [ __ ] The security guard grabbed ass. How about that? You have that on camera. While she was busy trying to leverage her father's position, the true extent of her actions inside the store painted a picture of someone who believed rules didn't apply to her. Hi. Hi. Got you on the neck there. So, what's going on? She um was back there with a bunch of stuff and I told her it's time to check out and then I um took her I took a cart cuz she had it full and I said I'll just hold it up there and she didn't go up. She came up to buy something was saying bad stuff about me. She didn't buy it. Then she knocked down this sign over here and was cussing and then walked out and I said this that's great and I said big words for something like that and then she walked back in and just Okay. So she had a cart over there with stuff. You took that cart away. She bought something up here. She was Yeah, she was going to buy something something small but she her cart didn't work. Okay. [music] Cuz um I have an officer out with her right now. Mhm. Um, in her bag there's like a little like comb kind of thing or something like that that's got a Burlington receipt. So, did she [music] she completed a purchase of some kind? Okay. And then So, as far as you know, she didn't steal anything. But you guys got into a verbal altercation, then she assaulted [music] you. Well, it wasn't even I mean, she walked out and was cussing and stuff like that. And like I said, when she when she got done here, she just came like this and knocked that down. And then I said, "Oh, nice. Great job." you know, and then she started cussing at me and then she walked out and then I said, "I hope you're you're proud of yourself." And then she walked back in and [music] then she did this. Would you be able to pull your hair back so I can get some pictures? Knocked my glasses off. How many times did she hit you? I don't know. Numerous times. I mean, it was just like I mean, you relax. Yeah. All right. And obviously you said up here around the hair like right there. She hit you. I don't know. It's all red right here. All the swollen. Okay. So, all I know is it was a you know, would you like me to send my phone? I already did. When it became clear that her father's position [music] wouldn't save her, she made one last desperate attempt to avoid responsibility. Please. Please. [panting] Those are socks from the Dollar Tree. Those aren't even from her store. Those are from the Dollar Tree. [ __ ] Please. Can I have a cigarette? Please. I didn't steal anything from that store. I didn't steal anything. Mary one from Xway41. I didn't anything. Did you victim get transported by MR? Are you still with her? I didn't steal anything. [screaming] Grab my ass. I told you I'm not a criminal. I don't No. I don't break the law. I'm a good person. The security guard there grabbed my ass the last time I was there. I don't want to talk to the lady. Just take me to jail, please. picture. That lady has harassed me so many times. I don't steal. I [ __ ] pissed myself in there. So embarrassing. This is embarrassing. I have a UTI. It's making me act crazy. Okay. What happened in the store? I've been in there before and the other security guarded me. Okay. But what happened today? Today the lady was took my card away from me. Okay. And she started cussing at me and I don't even know her. I don't mean what the I've never done anything. I don't steal. I don't I have money. You know what the I don't treat me like some criminal. I don't like to be I don't like that. Okay. I'm a good person. She's mean to me. She's always mean to me whenever I come in here and I just I [snorts] stab I don't know. I have my I don't have anything, you know. me at least when I leave. I'd like to have a good time when I go shopping, you know, and then call me names and treat me like I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. So, why did you go out of the store and then go back into I don't [laughter] know. I told you I have a UTI. It's making me act crazy. I don't know. I don't know. Oh, I don't know. I just I don't know. Despite her repeated attempts to use her father's position as a shield, she was charged with assault and resisting arrest. Her sense of entitlement likely fostered by years of special treatment [music] finally met its match in officers who believed no one, not even a sheriff's daughter, was above the law. If you thought that this entitled Sher's daughter, who thought assaulting a store manager was okay because of daddy's badge was cringe, well, here's an even more delusional cop's kid who thought being drunk behind the wheel was fine since her daddy was basically [music] the chief of police. I don't talk to the police. I just whatever is needed is needed. When it's all the extra stuff, I'm not doing it. My uncle works for cuz I could call them right now. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Now you're rest for obstructing. Stand up. [screaming] Stand up. My dad's a police. Can you please call me? Stand up. On March the 30th, 2024, during a routine patrol, an officer noticed a vehicle suspiciously [music] parked in the middle of the road. Inside was a young woman slumped behind the wheel, seemingly unconscious. As the officer approached to check on her well-being, he had no idea he was about to encounter one of the most entitled individuals he had ever met. Hello. Hi. What's going on? Julia, please. Yeah. Yeah. My phone broke off. What's that? 14 tonight. 695. What's going on? Copy. My tongue's tongue. Okay. Why don't you jump out so I can talk to you? 22. I'll take a second to occupy one time. Hey, what's going on? Nothing. My tongue fell out. My tongue ring. Your tongue ring. Why don't you jump outside so I talk to you? Where do you stay at? Um, off Hobalt. At Hobalt? Yeah. Okay. Here. Come on. Come on. Step out and talk to me. You okay? Yeah. Just leave your car, your phone in the car. That's fine. Yeah. Okay. We'll put it in your pocket for me. Here. Step over here. Just leave leave your towel in there. Your blanket. You okay? Yeah, I'm good. Okay, just leave it in there. Come on. Step over here for me. Come on over. What's going on? Put your phone in your pocket for me, please. I had lost my arm. Just put your phone in your pocket for me, please. For what? So I can talk to you. I want to see what's going on. Nothing. I just ran on the gas. That's it. That's [clears throat] all that happened. Okay. Can you put your phone away for me, please? For what? Because I'm trying to talk to you. What's up? Can you put your phone away so we can have a conversation cuz you're distracted by having a conversation. What's So what's going on? I just ran out of gas. That's it. How long ago did you run out of gas? Like 20 minutes ago. I'm waiting on somebody to pull up. That's it. Okay. You know where you're at? Yeah. This is my best friend's house. And what's her address? I don't know. She lives on the street, though. Okay. So, you ran out of gas. Running out of gas. That's it. I'm trying to find somebody to come help me put some gas in my car. Okay. Can you hang up your phone? Unless you want to give me a ride. You want to? We can see about arranging that. I'm trying to talk to you. You can give me a ride if you want to. If not, I'm going to go back in my car so I can find some. Okay. We're not doing that right now. I'm talking to you. Okay. Will you talk to me and let me know the solution? Give me your phone. We're done with this. We're done with this. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go. I'm going to arrest you. Okay, that's it. What's your name? Yeah. What are we doing over here? I'm going to put it right here. I'm just waiting on gas. While her story about running out of gas [music] seemed simply enough, her behavior suggested something far more concerning was at play. Okay. How much did you have to drink today? Nothing. How much did you smoke today? Nothing. Why does your car smell like camp? It doesn't matter. Yes, it does. I'm trying to talk to you. It doesn't matter. You're sitting here. I'm just trying to tell you. I'm I'm sitting here waiting for somebody to pull up so I could get some gas and that's it. That's all I'm sitting here for. Okay. Well, that's it. You don't have to ask me like, "Oh, you have you have I don't have nothing. You can check my car." Could I talk to you a second here? I don't have nothing. What's your name? My name is Mia. Mia. So, the reason why I'm asking you, okay, cuz I'm staying right in here, right? Can I finish my conversation with you? The reason why I'm asking you, okay, is yes, you're sitting in the middle of the roadway and you're blocking traffic, okay, but you're also slumped at the wheel. Like, you're asleep completely. No, I'm just sitting here. I'm waiting. I'm tired. It's early in the morning. I just got off work. I'm tired. Okay. Where do you work at? And where are you headed to? Home. I'm tired as Where do you live at? off Hobo. I told you that already. Okay. Do you know what street you're on right now? No, I don't know what street I'm on right now. Okay. Which one? Summit. Summit. One in Manuka. Okay. So, why would you be up this way? Like this? Cuz I this my best friend's house. I just told you that. I came to drop her off. Okay. You didn't tell me that you're dropping her off. It doesn't matter. I don't have to tell you that. That's none of your business. I'm just letting you know this is my best friend's house. Okay. And I'm trying And I'm trying I'm just telling you I ran out of gas. It's not a problem. I just I'm waiting for somebody to bring me some gas and that's it. What time did you get off at? 3. Okay. And what time did you drop her off at? I don't know. I don't keep tabs on that. I just came to drop her off. Okay. And that's it. Okay. I'm trying to have a conversation. Man, we don't have to have a conversation. I don't talk to the police. I just Whatever is needed is needed. Well, it's all the extra stuff I'm not doing. Okay. I don't have to ask. The reason why I'm asking you, okay, is cuz you're you're slumped at the wheel here. You got heavily bloodshot glassy eyes and you're you were sluring your speech. Okay. You normally slow your That's what I'm That's what I'm waiting on. I'm waiting on her. Yes, I'm tired. I just got off work. Yes, I'm slumped over the wheel. Yes, I'm tired. I'm tired as actually I just got off work. Okay, so why can't we have a conversation about what's going on? Do we have to have a conversation about what's going on? If I'm letting you know what's going on. How much did you have to smoke? You just tried to You just tried How much did you have to smoke? Nothing. You didn't smoke anything? I don't smoke. Why is your car smell like? It don't matter. I don't I don't smoke. Okay. Did you take any prescription medication? No. Just when the situation couldn't get [music] more tense, her response to a simple field sobriety test request would push this very simple encounter [music] into dangerous territory. You want to do some test so I can make sure you're safe to continue on driving? I don't take none of that. Is there a reason for that? No, I just don't take none of that. Is there a reason why you doing all this? Yes, cuz I want to over some gas. You're stopped at the Miller Street over some gas [music] and I want to make sure you're safe. That's That's the bottom line. Safe. I'm pretty safe. I'm letting you know that I'm safe. Okay. But you're not willing to do a test. What do I need to do a test for? So I can make sure that you're safe to drive. I don't even have to drive. I'm staying the night here. And you're stopped at the middle of the roadway. Yes, because my my gas they're coming to put my gas in. Okay. So, you're not willing to do any tests? What am I doing the test for? I'm not even supposed to be talking to y'all. So, that because you're operating a motor vehicle and you're stopped in the middle of the roadway here. I'm stopping over the road cuz I need some gas. I feel like y'all harassing. What's your name? I'm Officer Maciac. Maciac. And I'm not harassing you. I'm trying. Who is harassing me? Cuz you said he kept trying to ask me about some gas. I'm just trying to tell you that I'm going to get some gas in my car. Somebody's pulling up to get some gas for my car cuz I'm running out of gas. And how long ago did that happen? I don't know. Stay over here. Stay over here. You're not free to leave. You're being stopped for improperly parking. What am I being arrested for? I'm not arresting you. I'm being Why do I can't be in my car? Because I know all my laws. Come on. Because I don't know what's in your vehicle. You could check my vehicle. Go ahead. Okay. Why don't you stand? Go stand over here for me. At the end of the day, y'all can't y'all can't check in my vehicle. Go ahead. Stand over here. Permission. Stand over here for me, please. Y'all can't take my phone away. Let me ask you this. I ain't going to lie to you cuz I could call them right now. Okay. Let me ask you this. Are you Are you willing to provide a preliminary breath sample so I can see what's going on? What does that have to do with anything? If I'm out a motor vehicle, like, y'all pissing me off. I'm asking you a simple question. Y'all pissing me off. Okay, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Now you're arrested for obstructing. Now you're arrested for obstructing. You're on my camera. No, I'm not. Now you're under arrest for resisting. Another one. Put your hand. I don't want to have to taser you. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. Put your hands behind my back. Put your hands behind your back. [music] You're back. You just bit me. We're fighting. Put your hands behind your back. I got a taser. Do it now. Put your hands behind your back. Just as the situation escalated to an arrest, [music] she played what she thought was her trump card. One that would eventually backfire. Stand up. Stand up. My dad's a police. Can you please call me? Stand up. You know you out here. Yeah. Police car. It's the It's the It's the light. My dad's a police. Please. Yeah. Let's go. Yeah. She's home. Oh, that's Yeah, you've been a police officer. Good job. Take a seat. I swear to God. This didn't have to go this way. [laughter] Lay back. Yes. What a god. [laughter] Please, [laughter] please can I talk to you? Please, please, can I can I please talk to you? Can I please talk to you? I feel like they're harassing me. What do you want? I didn't even fight nobody. I'm not trying to get into it with nobody. I'm just waiting for my mom to bring me some gas. Despite her connection to law enforcement, her actions that night would have severe consequences. I don't have nothing. Right. What's your name? My name is Mia, and I don't have nothing. I just want to go home to my son. Okay. Well, you beat a police officer, so we're beyond that. Okay, now I'm going to buckle you back up here. Okay, we're going to get you through this, but you need to remain cooperative. Lean back for me. I don't know. I don't know why you would think officer right there. I don't know why you'd think it'd be okay to bite a police officer. Lean back [laughter] because y'all harassing me. Nobody's harassing you. Y'all, you know this. Why is there anyone put in this is really tight? Okay, I'll I've been to gym before. I don't know what this is like. This My cuffs are really tight. Okay, I'll double check them. Your body that way. [laughter] I don't know why I do all this cuz I'm waiting for my mom. My mom about to pull up and I see nobody here. I'm just trying to get some gas in my charm. Y'all act like I'm sitting here trying to commit a felony. Well, you did. How? You've been a police officer [laughter] is what you did. So, I mean, we're we're beyond cuz you guys are slamming me to the floor. Why wouldn't I try to defend myself and we told you? Why wouldn't I? That's it. That's it. So, my hands behind my back for what? For some gas that I I'm waiting on my mom to get. Y'all could do the DUI test right now. I'm not drunk. I just got off work at 3 in the morning. Let me see your rest here. [laughter] Sir, I'm Please. Like, I'm not drunk. I'm not nothing. They just tried to slam me to the floor cuz I told her my mom was waiting on some gas. My mom's about to pull up with some gas for the car. Don't worry. That's it. Lean back. That's it. Hold on. I'm fixing a right to bite my lean. Lean forward still. Actually, lean forward. It doesn't give him a right to slam me to the floor either. Lean forward. Thank you. All right. They're properly fitted. Lean back. These are not properly fitted. They hurt still. Okay. Well, lean back. They hurt even more. [gasps] So, where y'all taking my car to? We'll explain that. Just lean back. [laughter] [crying] [laughter] Hey. Hey, officer. [laughter] A search of her vehicle revealed concerning evidence, and her behavior had already earned her multiple charges, including aggravated battery on a police officer, resisting [music] arrest, DUI, and operating an uninsured vehicle. This drunk driving cops lady was wild, but she's got nothing on this next entitled [music] princess who thought her daddy's badge gave her a license for maximum attitude. Okay. No, I'm not. I'm just checking on you. What's going on? Not okay. What's going on? I told you earlier mask and I'm not like I'm very uncomfortable. I'm not okay. Okay. Mom, I need your costume right now. Welcome. Okay. I'm a police officer. I'm here to check on you. Thank you. I need your costume right now. Okay. Open the stall. Let me Let me I'm not I'm not comfortable with that in a second. Okay. Well, I can talk to you through the stall. What's going on? I have no idea. Like they like I have no idea. Everyone said they were fine with me. Uh-huh. They were like making an issue. I was like, if it's going to delay your flight, like I'm going to delay your flight. Are you trying to go home or on vacation? No. I'm going to work. What do you mean? Okay. Do you want to come out here and I can help you out? What airline? I feel like I don't feel sincere in your voice that you're going to help me out. I'm here to help you. What airline are you flying with? Obviously, no airlines. I was the last airline tonight. I'll just money, bro, cuz I didn't want to make a scene for y'all. Okay. So, my biggest concern [laughter] I got off the plane so it didn't have to be a thing. You know what I mean? Yeah. So, I was like trying to be helpful, but like honestly, it's ridiculous. When she finally came out, the police tried to engage her in a friendly conversation, but she put up a silly attitude. Do you have your boarding pass? Yes, ma'am. Where's your ID? Do you have your ID? Am I Yes. Get it out for me. I'm going to go to Frontier for you. And you swear you didn't have anything to drink today. You're fine. Yes, I swear. You did not have anything to drink today. I I am not being out of control because you can fly if you haven't had anything to drink in there and think you safe to fly, but there has to be a reason for them to have kicked you off the plane. So, just be honest. Just be honest. Thanks to me. Yeah, let's just go here. Just be honest. Did you have anything to drink? No. Is that against the law? No, that's a lawyer. No. I'm going to call a lawyer. For what? Before I ask answer any more questions, I'm going to call a lawyer. Did you have anything to eat? I'm going to call a lawyer. Before I answer any questions, I'm going to call a lawyer. Did you have anything to eat today? Call a lawyer. Have you eaten today? Talk to my lawyer. You haven't had anything to eat today? Talk to my lawyer. You taking medication? Talk to my lawyer. Are you flying? Talk to my lawyer. Are you going to Georgia? Talk to my lawyer. Atlanta, talk to my lawyer. Okay. [music] We can both be ridiculous. They're running people at a D. So, that's fine. That's all. Have this is fun. This is great. So, how do we want to spend our Sunday? Bye. [music] That's you know you know like this. Yeah. Yeah. So we'll just hang tight. I will I'll be happy to leave. Once they confirmed that she was indeed intoxicated at the airport, the police went ahead to arrest. However, it did not stop her from running her mouth. What was that lady doing? [music] Screaming, skipping, cussing, recording, everything. Okay. Okay. Thank you. I'm saying I know my laws and I'm saying I'm just asking I'm trying because I offended somebody's feelings doesn't mean I should get kicked off. No, it doesn't. Look, Karina, you guys did that. Karina, here's the deal. Okay, you guys did you did you just We didn't We are the police. We don't work for the airline. The airline calls us and we come over to screaming. We have no idea. I'm ready. We literally Okay, Miss Karina, please don't touch me if you don't have a reason to. Okay, I have a reason to. Okay, I'm arrested. Yes, you're going to be arrested for public intoxication. Okay, take your backpack off. Yep. And the reason is because I talked to their airline and they said that you were kicking and screaming and causing a service. I'm not doing any of that. Wait, wait. No, I want Take your backpack off. Okay. It's all being recorded. Just take your backpack off. I'm good. Are you serious? Take your backpack off. No, I'm not doing that. Okay. Okay. Will you Will you I'll call my dad. I'll call my dad. I'll call my dad. Yeah. No. Calm down. Calm down. The lieutenant calm down. No. Take your backpack. No. I I was not kicking and screaming anywhere on that thing. No. Pull up the footage. All right. That's just calm down. No. Shoot me then. We're not going to What phone do you have? Sorry. 56. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. But you don't want to talk to us, Karina. So, I had to go ask the airline. Okay. So, believe whatever they want. Like, whatever. This is annoying. This is an inconvenience. Is your address on your license, correct? Call my lawyer about that. Don't touch my [ __ ] Don't put it in your bag. No. Her aggression was triggered because she didn't want an officer touching her. No knives, no weapons. No. No. You take prescription medication for what? ADHD. ADHD. You take your medication today? Should I? No. It's like what? 7 a.m. I don't I really don't feel comfortable let him touch me. I'm staring right now. No, I No, I don't want him touching me. I literally He's on a power play mode. I don't want him touching me. I literally don't want him touching me. I'm asking you not to let him touch me. I don't want I ask me. I don't want you touching me. I don't want him touching you. I don't want him touching me. I said I don't want him touching me. I don't feel comfortable. Well, then me. Stop doing it. No, I don't want you touching me. Well, see, that's why he was doing that cuz now you're kicking. I Yeah, because he's touching me. I don't want him to. You shouldn't touch woman. He doesn't want to be punched. Well, right now you're under arrest and he has that ability. Wow. Because I'm under arrest. Okay. So you Oh, yeah. You can do everything with the 15 cops. Karina, I don't want him touching me. I'm feeling really uncomfortable. I feel like it was like he's just holding your leg. No, no. The fact that I was even arrested, I feel like I'm not like it wasn't in the right. If I felt like it was in the right, it would be understandable. But every phone about that wasn't the fact that he's holding me like this is not okay. How would you feel? Is your dad your dad's a police officer? How would you feel? Your dad's a police officer. Not mentioning your dad's a police officer. I'm see. I was still talking because I trust Yeah. Go. He's just touching my leg. No, he's touching my ass with his leg. Take your feet off of it. That's not my foot. It is. Was that touching it? Hey, Karina. We promise we get we'll let you stand back up. You want to stand? I need you to say that you're not going to kick my officers. Okay. Yes, daddy. I promise, Daddy. I'll be a good girl. This is what This is what officers try to tell girls to do. Yes, Daddy. I'll be a good girl. Yes, daddy. No. This is what he's doing. This is what he's doing essentially. What are you doing? No, I don't want to touch him. I don't want to touch me. Stop. I said I don't want to touch you. Why don't you understand? Why don't you understand? Do not kick the officer. Do not kick an officer. Okay, so a female officer is a scorpion gas. That's a triple. Not kicking off. Okay. I don't want him touching me. Do you understand? No. He touched me inappropriately. Do you understand? I don't. Is she here? Call my lawyer. Get my lawyer. Get my lawyer. He touched me inappropriately. I don't want him to touch me. You're touching me on my ass. You're touching my ass right now. Get No, bro. Do not kick an officer. No, I don't give a Get my lawyer. Get my lawyer right now. I don't want touching me inappropriately. Probably get [ __ ] Okay. Oh, so far. Ready? Yep. Karina, stand up. She continued to resist and nag. You've already kicked him twice. I don't want to touch him. Yeah, they're so great. He was touching me. Wait, no. Give me your phone. Uhuh. You get your phone when you get there. No. No. Give me my car. You get your car when you get there. I'm going to hold step into the car. Do not call my dad. Get in. Step into the car. No, I'm not going to hold the car. You have to pull her leg. No. Pull my palm first. Karina, step your [ __ ] bro. You're kidding me. Really? You better keep an eye on me if I was in your entance. This is who you work with. I swear. See if you can uh ratchet path down there. What? 22. Cute. I remember my first beer, bro. No, I'd rather you go with me. Hey, why don't you go with me, babe? Babe. Hey, can you please go with me? I feel safer with you. Hey, can you go with me? Hey, the girl that was just about to get in, can you go with me, please? I feel safer with you. The officers had to resort to force because she refused to cooperate even after arriving at the station. All right, Karina. So, we're going to come in here, okay? No. Yeah. You going to get out the car for me so we can search you inside and then you'll be able to call your father. All right. Obviously, like he's already here. He already has my GPS. That's not He's in the FBI, not the police department. Any besides the point. So yeah. So you really want that happen? You can make calls in here. I don't need a phone call. I don't need I don't need to tell anybody where I'm at. They always Okay. Well, let's go. That's on you. Okay. So you are? Yeah. You sure? Think about that. Do what? I said think about that for a minute. Sure. Karina, come on. I don't think it's in. No. It's either you getting out of the car on your own or we're going to have to help you get out of the car. Yeah. It's not your best interest. Don't touch me. Karina, I'm just letting you know from what I'm telling you, what's in your best interest for your uh Yeah. Yeah. Hop upstairs. Assist that. Don't shoot me in the face, too. All right. We're going to have assist. Don't touch me. I don't want you talking to me. I don't want to touch. Get me. Get me. Oh my god. I'm in such a danger. Get me. I don't want to. Okay. Can you call your address? No, I'm not answer anything. You're not going to answer anything? You're not going to answer anything? So, you're just going to stay here. and look at the she tell you it's okay to be okay. You love yourself, right? Yeah. You're going to be okay. You got it. Yeah. You're okay with them. Watch your feet. I don't care. Take your shoes, your socks off. You got to put these on. Okay, my go off and I got it. I'm like a team player, bro. It's actually kind of funny. I understand. Okay. Sure. I actually would like fingerprints on every No, I don't feel safe. I promise you. I'm not taking my shoes off. My socks off. There's going to be no fingerprints on you at the time you give me that 441 [music] touch. You got to put this in. Okay. You're going to be okay. The quippy looking for your stay all day. No, you take it off. I said no. I said no. No. You would be. I said no. I said no. I don't feel safe. I'm not touching anything. I don't trust any of you. You don't need to touch. I don't trust any of you because I didn't do anything wrong. If y'all wanted to talk about something, I'm an adult. We can have a conversation about it. The fact that I'm here right now, I don't trust anybody. So, no, I'm on the [music] fence. So now I'm not putting my fingerprints on any to leave as soon as I promise you. I'm not done. I'm not done. You will let them cut off. Come here. We're done for you, stupid. Yes, sir. Why? Cuz I was a gay. Take your other shirt off. Lift your arms up. I swear I know you're going to get sued the for being sexually. Okay, that's cool. It says tits. No, get a picture. Get a picture. It says tits. It says tit racist ass mother's racist. Yeah, it is racist. Just racist. That's racism. Promise going to be okay. Come on. [music] [music] This is not what my charge. It's not going to go anywhere. If my charge I asked what my charges, I have the right to know my charge. Public intoxication. No. Yes. [music] [snorts] Not really. Police officer. Yes. Patty. What do you think that's going to do? Don't know. Like, really? Seriously. Okay. Relax your hand. Relax your hand. Okay. Relax your hand. Come on. Relax your hand. Just bring me here. Give me that. You're okay with this? It's okay. You're not scared of me. The procedure. No, it's not. This is not I've been through procedures. It's not a finger right there. It's not doing it. No, just put your finger. Actually, I'm not doing it. Just put your finger there. No. I mean, there's cameras everywhere. So, I mean, you're safe. I know. My GPS is here. I'm not safe with you. I don't want you touching me. I really want your hand off of me. Actually, I'm really want to punch you in the face. And you can shoot me after that. So you want I really want your hands off of me. I want her hands off of me. I don't want somebody. That's all right. Okay. [snorts] She proved very stubborn and they had no choice but to lock her in a cell. She was charged with a public officer, public intoxication, and resisting arrest.