from this 19-year-old spoiled brat who strongly believed that her dad's fat bank account can make any of her lousy problems disappear. >> My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he needs to pay you, he can pay you. >> My dad does not understand. >> How above the limit that she is. >> My dad will pay. >> I told her she's like three, four times over the hill. >> Am I getting risk? >> I told you earlier you're under arrest. to this entitled brat who genuinely believed her father's name alone was enough to intimidate anyone who tried to hold her accountable. >> Please stay away for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Okay. You you have to >> turn around. >> No, sir. >> Turn around and do not resist. What force is going to be used against you? >> Okay. Why? Because do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Okay. You will be you'll be real sorry after this. You and APD, you're going to be >> and you're going to be fired, bro. I promise you that. You know who my dad is. >> I know. when I don't care. >> Here are several moments spoiled brats learned the hard way that daddy's money can't always save them. Starting with 24year-old Stephanie Bworth, a spoiled brat who believed her father's wealth gave her a free pass to break the law without any consequences. >> Do you need me to pepper spray you? You need to get over here right now. >> For what? >> TURN AROUND. >> FOR WHAT? >> Get out of the bro. I own this. >> Actively resistant. >> OH MY GOD. DAD, START the rest. >> DAD, >> can I [gasps] call my father? >> No. No. >> He owns the island. >> In February 2022 in Duck Key, Monroe County, Florida, officers were dispatched after reports of a gray Tesla being driven recklessly along the highway. It was reported to have nearly struck a palm tree as well as two pedestrians. [music] When deputies located the vehicle, they found 24year-old Stephanie Bworth behind the wheel. [music] And she was a driver who seemed convinced that her father's wealth placed her above the consequences of her actions. >> Turn off OF THE VEHICLE. TURN IT OFF. >> OKAY. >> Stand in front of my patrol vehicle right now. Right now. Ma'am. >> Sorry. What are you accusing me of? >> Ma'am? >> Yeah. >> You need to come over here right now. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me. I did not. I'm right here. >> Yeah, now you are. >> So, what do you ma'am? >> What do you need? >> Do you need me to pepper spray you? You need to get over here right now. >> For what? >> Turn around. >> For what? >> Lemon. She's refusing to comply. Get Hey, >> get out of the vehicle. >> You got bro. I own this. >> Actively resistant. GET OUT OF THE GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> She's taking off. >> Filled with arrogance, she ignored the [music] officer's commands and sped off. An act that would turn out to be a massive mistake. >> Stop me over. Oh my god. Dad, they're directing me. >> What the hell? Dude, what are you doing? >> Don't resist. >> What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. Dad, they're arresting me. >> Stop resisting. >> Dad. Dad. Get on your ME ON THE FLOOR. DAD. [screaming] DAD. I don't know what I did. WHAT AM I DOING? WHAT ARE YOU doing this? >> WHAT DID IT SAY? >> WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? WHY? WHY? MY CAT IS IN THE CAR. Why are you doing this? >> Okay, let go of your phone. >> No, I'm not. My dad is on the phone and he's >> Hey, >> HEY, >> YOU ARE NOT GOING TO KICK ME. This is not okay. Get your leg over here and turn over. [laughter] >> She's actively fighting still. [gasps] >> What happened? What? For the first time in her life, reality was about to teach her a lesson she'd never forget. >> No, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. >> I didn't flee and I didn't kick you. >> So those lights and sirens [music] mean nothing. We're just out here. >> I call my father. >> No. No. >> He owns the island. >> 5 to 11. You can release her. >> Call my father. >> I'm not calling your dad. >> Then what do you call >> How old are you? How old are you? >> I'm 24. >> Okay. 24. But we don't need to call your dad. >> Yeah, you're right. And you're not going to take me in either. >> You could have someone. >> Yes, you. >> Yeah, I told you you too, but you're alive, right? >> You need to notify him. >> I don't need to notify anyone. You're an adult. >> Cuz who are you? >> Uh, he's the police. >> I didn't know that. [laughter] >> I'm not under the influence. >> Dude, my parents have three houses here. >> As the officers were wrapping up the arrest, Stephanie's dad arrived. For a moment, she felt a glimmer of hope that the night might not end so badly. And if the officers were a little intimidated, perhaps she'd have gotten away. >> Dad, >> dad, you have to calm down. >> Why are they copy? You've been drinking and you were speeding >> and and now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole and everyone's going to fall down. She went to the pool. >> There's nothing I can do. >> Just Just see where I am. >> Calm down. I'll get down there and see you. >> I'll try to get down there like, >> but you can't you can't start acting out. It's just going to get worse. >> What did I do? Well, you find this. I don't know. >> You You know what? You know what you found? >> No, I don't. What did I do? >> Wait. >> So, >> what did I do? >> Come down there. >> Why are there so many lights? What? Too bad you didn't see this place. >> I told you over. >> It just came. >> You just got here. She [snorts] got you. She got out of the car, got back in the car, took off. We're in multiple stop signs. I am so happy that she >> Yeah. >> I It's It's a blessing in disguise. >> Um I was just over >> You didn't even read me my rights. >> All right, ma'am. >> Dad, they didn't read me my rights, SO THEY DON'T TELL ME WHY I'M going in. >> Ma'am, >> ma'am. Dad, >> you resist. You're going to catch more charges. >> I'm not resisting. I'm right here. >> Get in the car then right now. HEY, >> DAVID, you found an alcoholic beverage in the vehicle. >> I did >> in the uh >> front door pocket. >> Obviously, because of her level of resistance, we can't do exercises. If she's calmed down when she gets there and she wants to do them and you got enough bodies, that's fine, but we can't risk that with her having fought everybody here already. Once the onseen investigation was concluded, [music] Stephanie was taken to the county jail where a standard sobriety test awaited her. The result was not far from expected. >> Hey Stephanie, [music] you may begin. >> Call your dad and then we got to go on the road. Okay. Thank you very much. >> What was that? >> You said you don't deserve this. >> My god. >> Oh, I agree. >> Let this be a learning experience. >> She was then taken to the observation room and given a breathalyzer test. [music] The result came back at 268, more than three times the legal limit. [music] In the end, she was hit with a laundry list of charges, including resisting an officer, fleeing, reckless driving, and DUI. She was later sentenced [music] to two years of probation. Stephanie might have been delusional, but she had nothing on this 19-year-old spoiled brat who genuinely believed her daddy's money could wipe away any and all of her troubles. So, you shouldn't be uncomfortable. You should be uncomfortable with your dad. >> My parents are fine with this. My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he needs to pay you, he can pay you. Like my she understand how above the limit that she is. >> My devil will pay. >> I told her she's like three, four times over. >> Am I getting arrested? Then >> I told you earlier you're under arrest. >> I'll pay $1,000 right now. Is that a fine if I pay $1,000? >> No. My parents will pay. >> Officers were dispatched to an overflow parking lot after reports of a female driver sitting unresponsive in a running vehicle. Upon arrival, they met a young lady who at first appeared like she needed help. But as time would tell, the cops would come to find out that she was a spoiled brat who was used to paying her way out of trouble. >> Hello. >> Can you turn it off for me? >> There you go. Yeah. Turn the engine off. Don't Don't drive off on me. Step out [music] for me. >> How old are you, young lady? >> 19. >> Damn, bro. Was anyone else in the vehicle with you or you by yourself this whole time? I was just going down to the 19 bar. >> What 19 bar? >> Um >> the strip. >> We were We were just staying here. >> Who's we? >> My friend Jade. We're staying them right here. >> Where's your Where's your friends at? >> Um >> There's nobody in the car but you. >> They told me to wait here. >> Where are they? Are Are they in their own car? >> Yes. So, based on watching you pass out at the wheel and the alcohol that's in the vehicle, and I can smell it, and you're swaying as you're standing there, I I suspect that you're under the influence. To dispel my concerns that you may be operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, would you submit to field sobriety evaluations? >> I'm just waiting on them. They told me to wait. >> That's not what I asked you. I asked you if you would submit to field sobriety evaluations. These are tools to help me determine >> comfortable. >> The purpose of a field sobriety evaluation is help me determine your level of impairment and if you should be operating. >> I don't feel comfortable. No, I don't. >> Okay. I don't feel comfortable driving. >> No. No. No. I didn't ask if you were a comfortable driver. Let's try this again. You ready? >> Yes. >> All right. I need you to open up the mirrors for me. Listen to my question. Okay. I suspect that you are under the influence of alcohol and that you're impaired and that you should not be driving a vehicle. To help me determine if I'm correct or not, will you submit to field sobriety evaluations? Okay. >> I don't. >> Okay. Okay. >> Cuz my house is just right there. I just I I'm not comfortable. >> You're not comfortable what >> with the law. Like I'm just really >> Am I making you uncomfy? >> It's not you. It's just like how the world is today. >> I know. >> Goddamn Tik Tok told you to fear the cops and now you so so social media tells you the cops are bad and now you're out here scared of the cops. >> It's not you guys. No, it's it's [music] just like >> Would it surprise you that if you were drinking in the safety of a hotel room or your room or with your friends and you weren't driving your vehicle that I probably would never had any [music] contact with you? So what you should say is you say like, you know what, society is wrong. I trust >> and I should not have been in my vehicle with alcohol and drinking and driving. I should not be doing that. But the cops are really good. >> Yes. >> You see what I'm saying? So, you shouldn't be uncomfortable. You should be uncomfortable with your >> My parents are fine with this. Like, they're just like >> Your parents are fine with what? >> Driving myself. >> They're okay with you drinking and driving. >> No, like as long as it's like okay with like my my person myself. This right now probably not. >> What What do your parents do? Um, my dad was in the army for like 10 years. >> And is that your main drink right there? >> Oh, I haven't had that till 9:00 tonight. I promise. >> Whose uh bag is that? >> That's not mine. >> No, the bag on the right. Whose is that? >> That's not mine. That's my >> bag's not yours. So, is is that is Jade a male or a female? >> Uh, she's a male. That's mine, but that that's >> She's a male or he's a male. >> She's a male. She's gay, but that's not mine. I I I promise. >> So, it's actually a male. >> Yes. >> That wants to be a female. >> Yes. So, you said she had out of respect for the whatever. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But I promise I haven't had that since 9:00 tonight. >> Well, what about the beer right there? >> That's not mine. I don't drink. >> You just pointed and you said it was yours. >> Not mine. >> So, what are you what are you drinking tonight? >> I drink uh vodka crayon. >> So So were you drinking at the splash bar? >> I was, but I stopped because I knew I had to drink girls home cuz they they're gay, but I'm not gay, so I don't drink. Despite the overwhelming evidence against her, she strongly believed that she'd walk away untouched without facing any consequences. At least [music] not while she had her dad to call on. >> That's still cold. Cold. >> Hang on a second. Okay. >> I literally just wrecked a car like this 3 months ago. >> Wrecked three deer. And I was My dad was like, >> "So based on all my observations, I do suspect you driving impaired." Okay. >> And you're under arrest for driving while under the influence of alcohol and or >> Okay. Okay. So, >> my house is just right there. Like literally right there. >> I understand that. But you drove you drove this vehicle. You made the decision to drink and drive. So, we're going to go through the motion. I think it's better to get >> I respect whatever. >> Well, I mean, you tell me what else you think that I could have done. >> Who is that? >> My friend. It's literally right there. >> Answer. >> Hello. >> Is that a sober person or not? >> Are you sober? >> Tell them to find you a sober [music] driver. >> Are you sober right now? If so, that'd be great. They said they're 2 minutes down the road. >> Are they Are they sober? >> Um, they they just hung up, but it's right here. I could show you real quick. >> Hey. Hey. Um, >> I have my office. >> To to dispel any more concerns, will you let me see what's in that bag? >> Yes. >> Did you explain to them that they needed a sober driver here immediately? And this is the male that wants to be a female? >> Yes. >> [ __ ] That's you. >> Yeah, that's me. >> This is your stuff. >> Yeah. >> You said it was someone else's stuff. No, I'm I'm saying like my friend's coming to get me. >> Is there something in here illegal? >> No. >> So why did you tell me it was someone else? >> No, no, no, no. I'm saying like my friend's coming. >> You definitely should probably take the ride, but >> No, I'm saying like my friend's 2 minutes down the road. >> Do you use any? >> No. >> Are you in college? >> Yeah, I am. I go to university. Yes, I'm eighth. Eighth straight student. I make straight A's. >> Straight A's. >> Yes. Straight A's. I have If you walk away from My dad. My dad. My dad's the father of me. My dad My dad pays for everything for me. He's He has money. If he needs to pay you, he can pay you. >> Oh, yeah. I don't want him to pay me. I want him to make you make better decisions. >> Yes, he he does. He's very proud of me right now. >> He very proud of you. >> Yes, he call him on the phone. >> Okay. >> For a brief moment, she was thrilled, certain her dad's money would save the day like it always had. That feeling of relief was about to be short-lived. Hey, are you proud of me? >> Turn on speaker. >> Hey, you're going to talk to my dad. You ready? >> Talk. Talk. Dad. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Who is there? >> Who am I speaking to? >> Mom, this is Deputy Go County Sheriff's Office. Is this Miss >> Yes. >> Oh, you called You called your friend. >> What you want to do? >> No, that's my mom. >> That's She said that she's a friend of yours. You called the wrong number. We're We're going to chop this off to a learning experience and get her a sober driver with a valid license. And I'm going to tell her father what she's doing. I'll work it if you want me to. I just I just >> Yes. >> You want to go that far? >> Yes. >> No, that that was my mom. >> You've already told me that you you refuse to do [music] um field evaluations. Okay. Will you talk to this officer over here? He's going to ask you for a sample of your breath to determine. >> Okay. >> My house is just right there. I'm just trying to go home. I hate this. I'm sorry. Come over here for me, please. >> Wait, she's willing to give a sample of her breath. >> Okay. I want to say, >> am I going to jail? >> I pay in cash. >> So, she provided two breath samples. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Her birth her first breath sample was a 22. I think that's an eight. Her second one was a 228. >> I'm just 2 minutes away. >> How much do you weigh? >> I'm only 140 like 48 45. It just depends on what I eat that day. But I I promise I'll like pay it. I promise I'll learn her lesson. I understand this. Like my double she understand how above the limit that she is. >> My dad will pay it. >> I told her she's like three four times over. >> Well, she's only 19, too. >> I know, but I'll pay it right now. >> She's almost 21 and she only she's only 2 minutes. >> I I'm literally right there. I'll pay whatever you whatever right now. I'm just I'm sorry. I know it's away. >> Am I getting arrest then? >> I told you earlier you were under arrest. At least I can get my real handcuffs. I appreciate you, man. >> Yep. Um, I I'll get with you this weekend. >> I'm literally 2 minutes away. Like, they could just take me. >> Come on. You all right? >> I'm sorry. >> All right. You understand this available? >> I understand. Like, I understand all the rules. >> You're You're three or four times over the legal limit. >> Yes. >> Annie got all [music] that beer. >> I have my friends. I have my friends. >> Here, sit over here. Let's have a seat. >> Show me back, Penny. I'll be on the 22. >> So, [music] help me understand. Do Do you want Do you want the vehicle to go with your friends or do you want me to have it towed for you? >> I want it with my friends. >> It's okay if I give it to your friends? Yeah. Okay, >> I'm sorry. >> Don't be sorry. People make mistakes. >> It's my fault. Like, no. I'm literally two minutes away. It's my fault. You know what? It's fine. I understand the law. I respect it. I respect it. I make people make mistakes. >> Yes. >> Okay. This doesn't make you a bad girl for for this. >> Will I be able to like sleep in my own [music] bed tonight? I can't I have to sleep in jail? >> No. >> It's probably just one night. Okay. >> No, I have to pay. No, I'll pay. My parents will pay. >> Okay. Well, this has to pay. I can't do this. >> Stay stay calm. Okay. >> Stay [clears throat] calm with me. >> Apparently, she couldn't believe she was actually spending [music] the night in jail. Sitting in the back of the cruiser. The reality of it all finally started [music] to hit her like a flood. >> All right. She's three or four times over the limit. So, she is going to jail tonight. She's requesting that you take position of her vehicle. Do you accept that responsibility to grab her vehicle? >> Okay. Come over here and get her vehicle keys. >> Okay. You want to talk to her? >> Can you get me from the sheriff office like like in literally like an hour? >> If your daddy has money, >> I don't have money to bail you up. >> I have money. >> That's Do y'all take credit [music] card? I can't stay in the office. I can't the office. I can't I can't I have money. I have money. If y'all take credit card, >> take credit. I can't stand them. >> Just Just take my dad's credit card. >> He gives you permission. I promise he gives you >> I need her permission for what? >> He does >> for bailing me out. They don't care. I promise they don't care. >> Did she call you on the phone earlier? >> Yes, she did. [music] >> When I told her to call her parents? >> Yes. And I said, "What's going on?" >> What's your What's your last name? >> So, what's going on? Like, I want to know what's going on right now. No, >> she's arrested for DUI [music] and she'll go to jail and then she'll have first appearance tomorrow and then she'll be calling you for ride home. Probably I mean if I don't hold me to it, if I had to guess, probably between 2:00 [music] and 5:00 p.m. >> Oh my god. >> I'll pay $1,000 right now. Is that a fine if I pay $1,000? No. My parents will pay. >> No, they will pay right now. I need to get out. >> You have to spend jail. >> No. >> No. My dad will call up here right now. >> Meanwhile, as the deputy ran her details through the system, it became clear that her night was about to [music] turn into an absolute nightmare. >> Let me tell you something about ID. >> That's her fake one. >> Where's your real one? >> Are you >> Where did she get this fake ID? >> Online. We It came with some socks. Jesus Christ. I need her real ID. Come on, let's go find it. >> That's another charge, by the way. >> You can't be in possession of a fake ID. >> I know. That's why I lost mine here. >> Or did someone take it from me? >> Somebody did take it from me. >> Why? What is wrong with you? >> I tried to go to Cody ugly. >> Find him a real ID, please. You said in the back of the fanny pack, didn't you? >> Yeah. >> Aha. The plot thickens. >> You found it. >> Her daddy's retired army. >> Yeah. Is that the real one? >> Yes, that is definitely the real one. >> You silly girl. >> I am disappointed. I am >> You're a cold cop. You know I you like you're chill. >> I was very scared to come up here. >> I am I am very disappointed in his actions. >> I am too. How did I not >> She was supposed to stay with me tonight. And then I get a call from an officer asking if I'm her mom >> because I told her to call her. I was going to let her off and talk to her parents, but my my boss said, "Nope." I said, "Well, you know what? She deserves a DUI because if she's been crazy for a while, I think she needs a little bit of >> if she if she learns that she made a mistake, >> she can bounce back from >> Yes. >> You know, she could have on the way here >> for sure. And that's why me and Luke were asleep in my house. >> I can't believe she let me look at a fake ID this whole time. I can't [clears throat] believe I didn't recognize it. >> Second, you were trying to look at the fake ID. >> It looked real. Can I please just >> sweetheart, you have a fake ID, too. You know that's that's a crime to have a a a fictitious ID, right? >> Can I please just stay with her? I'll pay you $500. Please, I just >> I don't want your money. >> Here's the problem. Now I got to do more paperwork. >> Just do more paperwork. My parents will pay. I just >> have to chill out, bro. You're going to jail tonight. >> Listen, you're going to jail tonight and you have to keep that in your mind. >> No, I can't. No, I can't. I can't. I can't. >> You're going to jail tonight. >> You know what? It's fine. You know what? It's fine. I'm going to sleep good. I'm going sleep good. My parents know. Keep it together. [music] >> I'm not taking the picture for it. >> Yeah, you are. It's a mug shot. You have to >> No way. I can't have that. I'm in Enterprise. You are going to have it on your >> It's a DUI. >> I'm not drunk. >> Yes. Chill out. >> I'm not. No. Like, the fact is I'm not drunk. That's the thing. I've told them >> so many times. Take me to jail. >> You know what? I don't care. Don't tell a [music] Don't tell anyone. I don't want my parents to know. >> You think my parents will find out? >> They will, for sure. >> How? How? >> Cuz you're going to jail. >> Going on a DUI. >> Yeah, this is a DUI. >> No. No [music] way. DUI. >> No way. >> You have to be so real with yourself. This is a DUI. You're fixing to go to jail. >> Am I actually going to jail right now or can I pee? I'll literally pay. Like, I know. Like, this is sucks. I'm just not the type of person to go to jail. Like I have going for my life. Like I'll literally pay whatever. Like I know this is like a sexy situation. I'm not supposed to do this at all, but like I'll literally pay whatever. Like I'm literally 2 minutes away. Please, officer. You can watch her take me home. I'll go to sleep. Is that fine? >> Okay. Very well. And you're taking possession of the vehicle, so I'll have her right now. My parents are going to be so mad. Why didn't you pay it? [music] >> Richard is going to be pissed. >> He's going to be like, "Why didn't you pay it? Can I just pay it right now?" >> No, you have to go to jail. >> For how long? >> Until you sober up. >> I'm fine. Excuse me. >> Can I pay it [music] now? And so I don't have to spend the night. Is that possible? >> Even if if even if I pay 1,000, I'll literally pay you. >> You can get in trouble for brightening a >> You're right. [music] You're right. You're right. Never mind. You're just doing your job. I understand. All right, I'll see you in the morning. >> Morning. >> I love you. I love you. >> You better be there. >> I will. >> All right. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and possession of a fictitious ID. From one spoiled brat to another, here's a girl who believed that her dad was some kind of magic shield protecting her [music] from consequences. >> So, I pulled over for what? >> On the barricade. >> Either give me your driver's license or step out. >> Daddy, >> it's going to be a point 19. So the police just pulled me over and she wanted me to roll down my back window. >> I don't know, daddy. I'm telling you like pull her hand up. My business. >> Okay. >> No, she didn't tell me nothing. >> On November the 29th, 2024 in Sandusky, Ohio. Officers on routine patrol noticed a vehicle blatantly drive through a closed road barrier and quickly attempted a traffic stop. Behind the wheel, however, was a young lady with a lousy upbringing who was raised to live as she pleased. >> Can you roll in your back window? >> I'm right here. >> Can you roll your back window down for me? >> Why? >> Cuz I can't see in it. >> It doesn't matter. Roll your back window down. >> Roll the back window down. What y'all looking for? >> What happened? >> You guys went around a big sign that said street closed. >> I know, but I live down that way. I was about to go home >> and then I see I Okay, I went around that. >> Okay, so I was going to go this way and go home on Market Street. I love that market. What happened that you went around? >> What you want me to? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to need you to step out of the car for me. Supervisor. >> Okay. I need your driver's license. put up for whatever the barricade. >> Either give me your driver's license or step out. >> She could give she license. >> For some reason, she thought the smarter move was to call her dad rather than follow the officer's [music] commands. A choice that would soon prove painfully dumb. >> Daddy, >> it's going to be up 19. >> So, the police had pulled me over and she wanted me to roll down my back window. But she didn't tell me why she wanted me to roll my roll my back window down. I'm on Columbia. >> She can't tell me why. So I asked him why. >> Reach back there to get it. >> He should have wrote it down. Step out. I went around the barricade. I said, "Yes, I went around. I went around cuz I was going home." So then I was going up my >> step out of the vehicle. >> So now you hear them, daddy. Stay on the phone now. Now, now they want to step out the vehicle. Listen. >> Turn around. >> I don't face that way. >> Put the phone down. Don't worry about it. I got it. >> Um, what is it? The church. >> Okay, let's let's walk back here. >> The church. Stay on the phone. >> Honey, ain't nothing on me. Do you want in my pocket? Here you go. >> Can you turn around? >> Get off of me. >> That we're not Get off of me. >> We are not doing that. >> Oh, but you already did it and I you never called you. >> I don't know, daddy. I'm telling you like that dog had to drink. >> Mind your business. >> Okay. >> No, she didn't tell me nothing. >> What day is right now? >> Right now. >> You hear him right now? >> Cuz she's not complying. >> CAN YOU GET MY PHONE? COME HERE AND GET MY PHONE. He just took my phone off of me. You stay in that car. >> He just took my phone off. Can you get my phone, dog? Not. Get back in the car. >> Sit down in the car and watch your back. >> Excuse me. >> I can get in. >> Give me my phone, please. >> No, you're not having your phone. Get in the car. >> Why? >> Get in the car. >> Why? >> Because I told you get in the car. You're going to get But you're not telling me. >> Okay. You're either going to get in the car or you're going to get pulled in. Those are your options. >> And I'm going to get right out. >> Quit playing with me. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Man, shut the door. >> Okay. You're under arrest for OBI. >> See if she has a valid license. >> Do you have a valid license? >> Yeah, but my purse and everything cuz she's getting ready to drop me. I live down my everything is at my house. >> Okay. >> With her one-way trip to jail now unavoidable, even her dad couldn't stop it. The officers had to figure out what to do [music] with her vehicle. >> Do you have a ride in case >> I just? >> Yeah. >> Have you Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> No. But >> would you be just >> I can take her car to the >> I was going to say would you be willing to take a breathalyzer to show just so we can say that you're under the legal limit so that you can drive the car away. It doesn't matter what you blow. >> Oh >> yeah. I mean >> I'm going right there. If somebody else need to come get her car, I'll come get her. I mean I'll have somebody come get her car and drive. I don't want I don't >> No. Do you want to take a breathalyzer? Like I said, you're the passenger. So no matter what you blow, it doesn't matter. Yeah. It's just so I can say like Yeah. She was sober and she took the car. >> Oh. It doesn't matter. Um, I'm just going right there. If she want to leave her car, have her dad come cuz she did call her dad. Where's her phone? We have >> Yeah, we have her phone. >> Her dad was on the phone. He can come get it. I'm just going right there. Okay. >> They don't want to take the car in. >> No, I I don't like driving nobody else's car. I don't have insurance on her car. I don't have, you know, like I don't know how I don't know the rules about driving with no insurance. I don't have insurance on her car. She lives She literally lives right there. >> If she's got insurance on the vehicle, you can drive it. Oh, okay. >> Yeah, as long as he's fine, that's okay. >> Um, >> but I mean, if you don't want to drive it, that's fine. >> We just got to figure out what we're going to do with it. >> But if her dad can >> call the dad was on the phone with her dad. >> Yeah, she's not getting her phone. >> Yeah. >> Can Can you give me the number to call him? >> I We can't get him on her phone. >> If she was a little bit more cooperative, I would just have her. I tried I tried to tell her. >> I I heard you trying. >> I tried to tell her to just do what y'all asked. I know. Um >> Where were you guys coming from? >> Um my house. She lived right here. I live right here. And she was going to take me to get my car. Then I was calling right here, too. I have a um cousin that's getting married. Okay. >> That's why I look like this. The brighter showers, right? It's literally right there where those cars are >> at that uh that one place on the corner. >> How much did she had to drink? >> Um I don't know. I She didn't She picked me up. >> You didn't smell it? No. >> Ma'am, she'd like to talk to you for a minute cuz I asked her. Yeah, you can come over. >> Okay. >> Bring your phone just in case she gives you a number. >> Roll the window down. >> Yep. >> Just this first. Yep. She's going to roll the window down for you. >> They have it, but they said they can't give it to me. >> Why? I don't have it. >> I know, but they said they can't give it to you. >> But I don't have it. >> What's your dad number? Cuz then >> it's in my phone. >> I asked them and they wouldn't if >> But I don't have my phone. So >> I know they have your phone, but they're not giving you your phone or the number. >> Stay right daddy. Daddy. >> That's why I said he going to come. That's why That's why I'm >> So stay in my car. >> I I'm going to stay with your car. >> Stay stay in my car. So daddy. >> Okay. If you want to have a seat. Yeah. If you want to have a seat in the car, we'll give him >> Is he coming from down the street? >> No, he's in the car. I don't know this. I don't know daddy number. >> Is he coming from down the street? >> Where's dad live at? >> I don't know >> if she want >> How far? >> She can just give me the number. I don't know. >> Where does your dad live at? >> Or how long is it going to take him to get here? >> I don't know how far. >> You got my phone. How do I know? >> Well, you know where he's at, don't you? >> No. No, I do not. I was going to phone him when you took it. >> All right. Here's what's going to happen. Do you want her to have your phone so you contact your dad? Now I got the Okay. >> I want her to have my phone. My dad is coming, but I can't tell you where he at because y'all got my phone. >> Listen, do you want her to have your phone then? >> I didn't say that. >> Let's give her the phone so she >> It's Aaron's birthday. 04206. That's how you unlock it. >> Okay. Okay. >> With the onseen investigation now wrapped up, the moment had finally arrived for her to face the consequences of her actions. Something she never imagined would happen to her. >> Do you understand that? [snorts] >> Do you want to provide a breath sample? >> Yes or no? Would you like to provide a breath sample? >> Okay. It's a refusal. You're under uh administration. >> No. No, it's not a refusal. >> So, are you going to take me? Are you going to provide? >> No. No. No. You arrested? Yes or no? >> You arrested? >> Yes or no? >> I'm arrested. >> Correct. >> I don't have to do anything. >> I'm arrested. Now, listen. >> So, so that's >> Let's go. Take me to jail. >> So, you're under >> I'm already arrested. Take me to jail. >> So, now your license is suspended for a year. Okay. >> Yeah. You made it up. Let's go. >> Okay. Yeah. >> So, your driver's license is suspended for a year. >> Okay. Um, you can't speak with [laughter] suspended for a year. >> No, we we suspend your license since you since you refused. >> I didn't refuse anything. >> I I asked you if you want. >> You arrested me before. >> Well, I'm not going to argue with you. >> Oh my god. >> I'll see you later. >> In the end, she was [music] charged with DUI. Still unspoiled brats realizing that daddy's money can't save them. Here's one who was convinced her father was a force to be reckoned with. >> Because do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Okay. You will be you'll be real sorry after this. [laughter] What are you arresting me for? >> What are you arresting me for? >> I told you drive. >> What are you arresting me for? You going to be [music] and you're going to be fired. Bro, I promise you that. >> Do you know who my dad is? >> I know and I don't care. In Albuquerque, New Mexico, an officer on routine patrol spotted a vehicle speeding well above the limit and immediately initiated a traffic stop. But nothing could have prepared him for the kind of person he was about to find behind the wheel. >> Please, ma'am, I stopped you. You're doing 19 over. >> I didn't realize. >> Okay. Have you had any alcohol tonight? >> No. >> I feel like I could smell it. Can I check your eyes? Make sure you're safe to drive. >> Check my eyes? >> Yeah. I just want to look at them. >> Okay. I have I do have a condition. >> So, how are the doctors allowing you to drive if you can't use your eyes? Well, it's on my driveway. >> Then you're restricted. >> Okay. Ma'am, I want you to [music] step out of the car for me. >> Oh, yeah. I'm not going to do this. >> Well, you're going to have to step out for me. >> Yeah. I'm not going to do that because >> so I can't >> Well, you're going to have to step out for me. I'm not asking you to do anything right now other than step out. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to close this. I'll go ahead and close it. Okay. So, how much alcohol have you had tonight? >> I haven't. >> You haven't? >> No. >> Okay. I you I don't feel like you're being honest about that. >> I am being honest. >> Okay. So, if I give you a breathalyzer, it'd be absolute zeros. >> Um I don't have to to be honest. >> You don't have to do what? >> Do a breathalyzer. >> But I'm putting it in a scenario. I'm not asking you to do this right now. >> Yeah. Well, I'm putting you in a scenario. I don't have to if I don't want to. >> Okay. Um what I'm going to ask you to do is I'm going to ask you to submit a spilled bready test to make sure that you're safe to drive this vehicle. to do that, sir. >> Okay. So, >> can I call my lawyer? >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. >> You don't have to do what? >> Whatever you're asking me to do, I don't have to. >> Okay, I understand. Uh, and that's absolutely true. You don't have to do this. >> Yeah. >> But what I'm going to have to do is I'm going to have to place you under arrest for DWI. >> Why? >> Because of basically the totality. >> You can search my car. >> Why would I do that? >> Okay, so you're telling me I smell like it. Okay. Search my car. >> Why would I do that? >> Because you're accusing me of something. That's why. >> What if I accuse you of >> Okay, rewind it. >> Rewind what? >> Yeah, you told me you I smell like something. >> Yeah, you smell like alcohol. >> Okay, so and search my car. >> Why would I search your car? Because you smell like alcohol. >> Because wouldn't you find alcohol if I smell like alcoh alcohol? >> Well, it depends if there's open containers in your car. >> Yeah. Well, then search it. She seemed convinced that she could dictate the entire encounter. But unfortunately for her, the officer had other plans. >> Uh, face that way for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Okay. You You have to >> turn around. >> No, sir. >> Turn around and do not resist or force is going to be used against you. >> Okay. Why? >> Turn around. >> Okay. I need You haven't read my rights. >> I don't need my rights. Yes, you do. >> I'm going to sue you, bro. >> Turn around. >> Okay. What's my rights? What's my rights? >> Turn around. I'll read your rights. >> I need your bro to come out here. You want him to come out? He's not so as nice as I am. >> No. You can bring him out here, sir. Bring him out here. >> Can you help me out? He's not going to be as nice as I am. >> Okay, Mr. Officer, I'm telling you, >> he hasn't read my Miranda rights. He hasn't read my Miranda. >> You need to turn around. >> Let me explain something. >> You're under arrest. I'm not. >> We will. You are resisting. We will use force against >> You haven't read my It doesn't matter. >> Yes, it does. I know my right. >> You don't know. >> I do because Do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Okay. You will be you'll be real sorry after this. >> Okay. Let go so [music] I don't break your finger. >> I'm not going to let go. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop pulling away. >> You stop pulling. I'm going to put on the ground. You understand? >> Do it. >> Stop. >> Do it. I dare you. I dare you. I dare you. I dare you. Cuz you know who my dad is? >> I don't care. Oh, really? You will. After you do, you'll be fine, bro. >> You need to make better decisions. >> You'll be fine. I [snorts] promise you. >> Let's go. >> What's my Miranda? Right. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Come on. >> Miranda only applies to custodial interrogation. >> Here. Stop it right here. >> Always read to everybody. I know. My right. >> God. You watch too much TV. I haven't I don't even watch TV, bro. >> You want to search >> officer? They haven't read my Miranda rights. >> They haven't read me my Miranda rights. >> They have me. >> Okay, I'll have him read you your rights. >> Okay, but that was No, they should have done that before. They put me in handcuffs. >> No, THEY THEY SHOULD HAVE DONE THAT BEFORE. THEY PUT ME IN HANDCUFFS. >> Separate your feet, please. Step out. Step out like this. >> Okay, but step out like this, please. What are you arresting me for? >> What are you arresting me for? >> I told you drive. >> What are you arresting me for? >> I just told you. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say. >> Yeah. Now after I've been handcuffed, >> you have the right to you. >> Separate your feet. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, >> separate your feet. I can afford a lawyer. >> Separate your feet. >> At no cost to you before any question. >> Step your step out. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand your rights? >> No, bro. Cuz you right before you comes, >> so you're going to be you and APD. You're going to be >> and you're going to be fired, bro. I promise you that. >> Don't stop moving. >> Don't touch me, bro. >> Okay. So, what am I? >> Are you? >> I've already told you like three times. >> No, no, no. Do you want your uh sweater button? >> Whenever you lose your job, you're going to remember >> step over here, please. >> She good to go. >> Yeah. >> What? >> I need to talk. >> Come on. >> My [ __ ] is on my [ __ ] pulling away. >> My Let's >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> You're making this worse for >> Where's my >> I'm not going to step in there. >> You're going to have to. >> No. >> That's absolutely what you're going to do. >> No. We're forcing you to put you in there. >> Take a seat. >> No. Get me my my phone and then I will get your phone. >> I'm being an an adult. So, bring my phone right now. >> Get your phone for you. Where's your phone right now? >> Where's your phone? On my chair. >> Okay, I'll go get it for you, but you need to sit right now. You need to sit down. >> No. No. No. >> You need to sit down. >> No, because you guys are violating my rights. >> Have a seat. >> Take a seat. >> Put your feet in. >> No, I'm not. >> Put your feet in. >> I'm not. Okay, I'll breathe. Put your feet in. >> I'm not. >> And don't hit me or you'll get a charge. >> Put your feet in. >> Good. >> Put your feet. >> You know who my [ __ ] is. >> I know. And I don't care. >> In classic [music] spoiled brat fashion, believing that the world revolved around her. She spiraled through a roller coaster of emotions in the back of the cruiser. But the officer was equal to the task, matching her [music] aura for aura. >> I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. >> You want me to crack your window? >> That's not going to make me feel better. I'm feeling sick. >> Yeah, you're >> Somebody needs to get me out of here. >> You're not going to get out of my car. >> You need to get me out of here. [music] >> You're not going to get out of my car. >> I'm feeling sick. I'm Somebody needs to get me out of here. Unless you want to get food. I'm feeling sick. I need to get out of here. >> You're going to have to suck it up. >> Feeling sick. Do you understand? Are you >> Look at the way that you're treating me, >> bro. I was being nice to you. >> No. >> Yes, I was. >> All that stuff. That wasn't very nice. >> It was nice. >> That was nice. >> Okay. >> I was being very nice. >> Whatever you say. >> So, whenever you lose your job, you'll think about >> Okay. >> It's none of your business. >> That sucks. You're going to have to suck it up. Somebody. Okay. I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. And I know your [ __ ] is recording that. I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. And where's my mother phone? >> I have your phone right here. >> Okay. Well, I'm feeling sick. >> Okay. >> Or we're going to have some problems. >> What are you going to do, >> bro? Whenever you [ __ ] think about that in a month from now, you're going to be real. Trust me. I promise you that. Your Jeep is expired as well. >> Okay. So, what am I being arrested for? >> I've already told you a bunch of times. >> Do you have proof? Do you have proof? >> Yes, >> you do. >> So, pretty substantial. >> Pretty substantial. >> Show me proof. >> I don't need to show you a damn thing right now. >> No, I'm mad because you don't have proof. Okay. So, show me proof. >> I don't need to show you anything right now. >> Yes, you do. Yes, you do. This is the United States of America. You need to show me proof. So, where's the proof? >> Show me proof. >> I'll give you a copy of all the paper. >> Where? What's your number? >> It's 7345. >> No, you need to tell me your badge. >> I just I just told you it. >> I know. If I ask >> I just told you that. >> I just told you it. >> You need to give it to me. So, WHAT'S YOUR [ __ ] NUMBER? >> I I just told you it. >> What is it? >> I just told you it. Okay, say it again. >> I don't need to say it again. I already told you. I'm >> asking you to. >> That sucks. You should have listened. >> You should have listened. >> You should have listened. >> No, cuz you didn't say it. >> Okay. Well, it's on body camera >> first. Okay. Let me tell you your >> what that again. >> You didn't give me my Miranda rice. >> What? >> Before you give me >> before you put me in handcuffs. >> Okay. >> So, there's your first [ __ ] >> All right. Uhhuh. You have no [ __ ] merested >> cuz you're driving drunk. >> No, you don't. >> Cuz you're driving drunk. >> Basically, all everything that's happened. >> You're almost doing 20 mph over the speed limit. >> Jeez, >> laser. What are you talking about? You weren't. >> It's the most accurate. >> Let me see the proof. Jesus. Golly, [clears throat] you are too much. >> I don't know who trained you. >> Okay. >> Once you find out who my dad is, you're going to [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Your wife and your kids are going to be real upset when you get fired. >> Okay. >> Get me off these handcuffs right now. What does that even mean? Get you off those handcuffs. >> Law enforcement. Are you [ __ ] stupid? >> Get you off those handcuffs. >> What does that mean? >> There you go. >> Why am I arrested? >> There you go. >> Why am I arrested? >> That's the way you say it. >> Tell me right now. Why am I arrested? >> That's the way you say it. >> I want to hear you. Why am I arrested? >> Huh? >> Why am I >> already told you like five times? >> Why am I arrested? >> Why? >> What? What do you think you're being arrested for? Once the onseen investigation was complete, she was taken to the station. The ride, however, was anything but calm as she continued spiraling and throwing tantrums the entire way. And when they arrived, she escalated things even further, ready to make the officer's job as difficult as possible. >> Okay. What am I being detained for or arrested for? I need to know. >> Come on. >> What am I being detained for? Arrested. No, I'm asking you guys a question. >> We've already been told this. >> Okay. >> Step out like a big girl. >> Like an adult. Step out, >> please. >> Like I'm an adult. Like and a [ __ ] adult. I'm asking you, guys. Why am I being arrested for? >> Will you step out for us? >> No, I'm asking. >> We're going to have to pull you out. Let's not go there. >> For what? >> We're going to pull you out if you don't get out. >> Our little cameras are recording everything. So, let me know. >> We're not going to do this. >> Okay. Sure. Officer, let's go. >> Don't [ __ ] me. >> The car. >> Come on. Me an adult. >> Okay. Why am I being arrested? >> Jesus. >> Okay. Do you have poop? >> Yes. That's why you >> Let me know. It's smelling on you. >> There's that. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> You say you want to be treated like an adult. Act like one. Well, I'm asking you as an adult >> and you >> I'm like a child. >> You've been told several times like I have nothing against your girl >> by him. He did not read me my Miranda right. >> He did arrested me. He did not. >> I don't think maybe Don't push me. >> Take a seat. >> Don't dumb me in the mouth. Stop. Sit down. >> Sit down >> now. Oh, now you hard. >> What? Right. >> You're vile and disgusting. >> You are. You're No, not as much as yours. You're despicable. Same to you. >> If y'all want to check his body, please. >> Hey, Smith, listen to this. >> No, he did. >> Tell him. Tell him again. >> You did. >> Tell him. >> You arrested me for no probable cause. >> Probable what? >> Probable cause. >> Okay. >> You did not retain my Miranda rights >> before you put me in half. I know. >> Oh, really? >> Oh, yeah. >> What am I being arrested for? >> You have to listen to me. Okay. >> You did not read I'm about to tell you something right when you right now. You're under me. My address requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood after you take our test. >> You have the right to choose an additional independent test. >> I don't have to. >> If you choose to take this additional independent test, >> I don't have to. Can I >> You have the right to a reasonable opportunity. >> I cannot call my >> to for a physician, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician or technologist who's employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice >> to perform this additional chemical test. >> The cost of this additional test [music] will be paid for by Albuquerque police. >> Okay. Now, >> do you agree to take our test? >> I don't have to. >> We force you to take our test, but if you refuse, we will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. Additionally, if you're convicted court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. Do you understand? Your right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to the requirement in New Mexico allow you to take a breath test. Do you now agree to be tested? >> I won't be tested. I don't want to. >> Okay. I consider your actions are refusal. >> Can I call my attorney? >> That's what I thought. >> Where's my purse? >> What? >> Where's [music] my purse? That's the Gucci purse that I have in my Jeep. >> It probably stayed in there. I don't have a Gucci. >> Okay. What are you going to do to get it? Fit that last you. >> I don't care about your Gucci purse. It's in your vehicle. It got towed. The vehicle's rolled up. The like handcuffs cuz I can't [ __ ] handcuff. >> Repeat that sentence to yourself. >> I'm on my period. So, >> repeat that sentence to yourself. Get you off those handcuffs. >> Yeah, cuz I'm on my period. >> Come over here. The restroom's right here. Even in cuffs and inside the station, the reality of the situation hadn't hit her yet. She still hadn't accepted that her dad wasn't coming to save her and that she was completely helpless. Go. >> And I need my uh >> go to the restroom. >> Okay. Can you get me a tampon? >> I'll get you one. You stand over here. >> Okay. Well, I need it before >> I'm going to go to the restroom first. >> Go back in the cage. >> I need a tap. >> Come on. Go back in the cage. >> Go back in the cage. Let's go. I'm >> not going to sit here and do this game with you. >> I need a table. >> Do you have any like what are those things called? Those pads. >> Pads. >> Yeah, pads. Yeah. >> Ma'am, do you still refuse to take a breath test? >> I don't have to. I don't want to. >> So, you don't want to? >> No, I don't. Okay. >> All right. You get hit the but or wait till he walks by and we'll walk. >> Let's uh let's let her get your >> Okay. >> You need to call my attorney. I have the right to contact my attorney. >> Okay. So, if you're going to keep doing this, >> you're not going to use the restroom. I have the right. I told you to use the restroom to refuse the right for me to use. Well, you're going to go back. No. No. No. >> Back in the cage then. Back in the cage then. You're not going to go to the restaurant. >> I need to change my tap on >> I tried to do that. >> You want me to bleed all over my face? >> I tried to I tried to I need to change my >> be quiet for a second. Listen. I tried to pull you out. >> Change my >> will you listen for a second. Okay. >> I am listening. >> Just be quiet then. Okay. If I pull you out, that's to let you use the restroom so [music] you can do that. Okay. >> Are do you want to do that? >> That sounds like a yes. >> Well, use that time to do that. >> Stop and get the [ __ ] out of here. >> You're not going to make demands, but I'm going to accommodate you. Okay. But you need to use the restroom. Okay. All right. >> And you got that all on your camera. >> You have to go into the restroom. >> Okay. That's abuse. I've been asking you. >> I understand that. Go ahead. >> Okay. Get me out of here. >> Go to the restroom and I will >> Okay. Where's my path? >> Go to the restroom and it's it's on the sink. >> Wait, wait, wait. Wait. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. What am I supposed to do? >> Just hold on. Just hang up for a second. Let go your pinky. Wait a second. Wait a second. Nope. Turn and face me. What? >> It's the way it has to be. You have to be uncovered. Let me see your >> How am I supposed to change my >> That's the way it goes. Take that out. >> Are you stupid? I'll get a infection. >> You have to be restrained. [music] All like prisoners have to be restrained. >> Okay. For what? >> Because that's the policy. >> Okay. No. Tell me why. >> Because how combat it may be. Now change your pad. >> Tell me why. >> Change your pad. >> I can't change it like this. >> Or you're going to go back from the cage. >> I can't change my pad like this. >> Okay. So, you don't want to do that. >> Okay. What am I being arrested and detained for? >> So, we're not going to let you change your password. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. Don't touch me. You're touching me for no >> Linda, can you open the cage again? >> This is ridiculous. >> Don't touch me. >> You are acting like a child. >> No, you're acting like >> Okay, >> we tried to do that and that's not going to go. >> Okay, then I'll bleed. By the end of it all, she was facing a list of charges, including aggravated DWI, battery on [music] an officer, speeding, and driving with an expired vehicle registration. Up next is a case of Lewis Barios, a spoiled brat who caused a major disturbance at a local restaurant and then went [music] as far as threatening to feed officers to alligators. >> You think I want to deal with this? I have anxiety because of >> I got diagnosed with paranoia. Bro, >> what are you taking me in for? >> What's the password? >> What am I getting taken in for, bro? >> Call my guy. What? 1 >> You're the type of person I feed to the alligators in Evergreens. I hope aigator eats your ass. >> Are you admitting to feeding alligators? >> On June the 5th, 2024, employees at a local restaurant reported a disturbance from an alleged two conscious captain who was drunk and disturbing other patrons. Moments later, Barios was stupid enough to make a threatening phone call to one of the staff members of the restaurant using his actual phone number. a mistake that soon brought down the full force of the law on him. >> So, there was a whole group of kids. It was about like seven of them, six or seven. Okay. [music] >> Uh the guy driving the boat was really drunk here instead of us intervening cuz they were just not they were giving us all a hard time. We called the cops on them, [music] but then they all went on their boat and the guy was apparently under the influence driving the boat. >> So stupid. I have to call police with your phone number cuz he's drunk. >> After further investigation, it was discovered that Barios was not an employee of two conscious. So they decided to do the next best thing, which was to pay him a visit at his father's residence. However, nothing could have prepared them for the series of events that followed. >> They caused a huge scene at Sunset Grill. >> You were there today. >> Yeah, they uh apparently he has a fake ID. He was drinking alcohol. Everyone he was with was drinking alcohol. They're intoxicated. So, what I'm wondering is there's one vehicle in the driveway, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> Is that like the only vehicle they have here? >> And this is his father's business car, the HO. >> Okay. And so I think his father said, "You're in trouble taking away your fancy car." >> So they definitely stolen the boat. They threatened a few people. Um they were under the influence. They flipped off the cops. Um it caused a huge scene. >> Something's got to be done about that. >> Moments later, as the officers were busy asking the neighbors questions about the troublesome kid, they heard some loud music in the distance, and it was game on from that moment. >> STAY POLICE. STAY RIGHT THERE. >> State police. STATE POLICE. STAY RIGHT THERE. >> HEY, >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET CHARGED WITH A FELONY IF YOU DON'T STOP. >> Stop the boat right now. >> Hey, you're going to get charged with a felony. WE PULL THE BOAT BACK DOWN THE CANAL. >> ALL RIGHT. SO, what's the game plan? >> The subjects have returned on the vessel. We're unable to board it right now. >> Hey, park the boat. We'll talk. >> What they're going to do to me now? >> Yeah. Yeah. Come on. It's all on camera. You see, you didn't put yours away. It's all on camera. >> Get off. >> Come on. >> Get off. Get off. Scared me. >> Scared you. >> Take me to jail. Look. >> Why you Yes. Hey, you are going to jail. Yes, you're right. >> You are absolutely. Come on. >> He's going to point in jail. Look. >> Yes. I am. >> You are going to jail. Talk to my dad. Talk to my dad. Go through it. >> You want to talk to your dad? >> I dare you to throw that jail. Don't touch me. They're taking me to jail. >> Be careful. Don't let him gun it. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to let >> No. Surrender. Throw it. Don't rap. You can throw it. Throw it. Let me >> 5443. Subject is fixing to >> dock the vessel right now. We do not have him in custody yet. >> Give him a rope. Give him a rope. I came back out of the road. >> You guys do that. >> Sounds like it's going to be land based at this time. >> Stop narrating for the camera, bro. Nobody gives a bro. >> Yeah, they need the address. Don't need one. >> Don't need one. >> We don't need one. >> Don't need one. >> I've seen you before. >> Don't need one. >> Yeah, I've taken you to jail and I'll do it again over and over again. I don't care. >> In the past two days, you think I want to deal with this? I have anxiety because of I got diagnosed with paranoia, bro. I'm literally about to have a panic attack. >> Everybody in this neighborhood has called in on you. Everybody. >> You brought this in on yourself. After so much back and forth and many foul words spoken, Barios finally docked the boat. However, being rich and arrogant, he didn't stop digging himself into more and more trouble. >> You're going to jail. >> Yeah. Hey, listen. >> Nobody cares about your Tik Tok. Nobody cares. You're a child. Get off the boat. >> What Tik Tok, dude? I'm going to jail. They're taking me to jail. >> Y'all three. >> What did I do? >> Cooperate, man. I've already been in a house. Cooperate or you will all go to jail. Okay, because this guy is gonna get you all in trouble. Let him get closer and then I might take the rope. The way he's acting. >> You see what I'm saying? >> Come on, Doc. >> Okay. Can I talk, >> Doc? That's what I want you to do. I want you to do >> You can do many things at once, bro. >> Exactly. >> Exactly. Shut up. >> Cuz he's a grown ass man. He's not a child. You >> I know he's a nice man. I've talked to him before plenty of times. >> This guy >> and now he's telling me he's taking me to jail. I've already been in. That's a motherucker that took me to jail. I'll spit in your face. >> Oh, this is a threat to law enforcement. >> Okay, now you just caught another charge. Good job. >> Get off the boat. >> Hold on. Hold on, guys. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. Don't let him run. >> For you. >> I don't want to lose it. I don't want to lose him, bro. Hold on a sec. I don't want to lose you, bro. I I respect you. >> Look at them. They're literally taking me to jail right now. They're taking me to jail. >> I'm working the boat, bro. They're taking me to jail right now for literally no reason cuz they told me to leave Sunset Grill. Sunset Grill. >> I left Sunset Grill. I left Sunset Grill and I have it on video. They told me to leave that I left. >> We're 1012 here. Yet >> the owner of Sunset literally told me. >> Right on. Right on. Right on. >> The owner, >> brother. I left. [music] >> Hey, pay attention to your boat, dude. >> Yeah, you're good. >> I don't want you to crash. >> No, you're good. I got it. I captain for two cons, >> brother. They asked me to leave and I respect he doesn't captain. Yeah, he captain for two. He's a D1 basketball player. He's in the police academy. He's done it all. >> Come on down. >> You going to tie it off? >> You tied it off? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Look, he's saying I'm going to jail. >> Hey, listen, listen, listen. You need to come down before we have to come up. >> You have to come before we come up. >> Are you listening to me? I'm trying to give you a chance to You have to come down before we come up. So, you're going to give me a chance? >> You have to come down >> before we come up. >> Look, look. Look. Abusing me. >> Oh my god. We're abusing. >> You said what? >> What did I do? What did I do? They told me I was trespassing and I left. >> The owner of Sunset Grill told me I could stay. Told me I could stay. >> You would think Barius would calm down. Instead, he just made matters worse. >> Look, he doesn't care. Look, here we go. >> They don't care. >> They don't care. They don't care. This is all you guys like to do, right? >> Dude, you But why? Why, bro? I'm a good kid. I don't do no harm to nobody. I was literally on the ocean fishing, bro. >> Search your boat. Look, they're transporting me. THEY'RE TAKING ME TO JAIL. >> THEY'RE TAKING ME TO JAIL. >> HEY, do you have a cage? >> What the is this, bro? >> Don't put your finger in my face. >> Let me tell you something. >> What are you going to do? Hit me. Calm down. Hit me. Calm down. Hit me. Hit me. >> Listen to me. Hit me. You >> better stop. >> Hit me. Hit me. >> Hi yourself. >> Hit me. >> You want another? You want another one? Hit me. >> Hit me. A charge for what? Trespassing. I didn't even trespass, bro. >> What is that? >> A condom. >> Okay. >> Can I stay here? Do you want it? >> You want to go to jail? >> You have >> I don't want to go to jail, bro. >> Do you want this to go with you to [music] jail? >> No. >> Acting out hard right now. Why are you crying like a little girl? >> But you're not a [ __ ] >> He literally told me asked him. We spoke to the cops. They said you're leaving. Okay, fine. Have a good day. Is >> there anything on the boat you want to go to jail with? >> No. Yeah. >> That's his phone. >> What are you taking me in for? >> What am I getting taken in for, bro? >> Call my guy11. The is this, bro? What the [ __ ] is this? [ __ ] >> Touch your boat. Pigs. You're a pig, dude. >> Targeting a teenager 24/7. 24/7. Look at everything on video. Look, all my neighbors recording you. Look at this [ __ ] >> I came back. I simply got scared. I have anxiety. And dude, just so you know, you're me. What are you going to do? Touch me. Touch me. Exactly. Cuz you're a >> All right. You want your shoes to go with you? >> Of course I want my shoes to go. What type of stupid question is that? >> Can I put them on? >> Sure. >> Thank you, brother. Appreciate it. >> Lean back >> for what? Lean back and look to the left. >> Do you see everybody outside? You think everybody was clapping and cheering for some reason? Man, you made a name for yourself. You put a car on the back with people. You guys made a name for yourself. >> Oh, no. Don't get it twisted. >> No, we didn't. Yes, you did. >> No, we didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> You didn't even know you lived here until this week. >> Every single neighbor on this street has called, man. >> About what? >> The parties, drinking, smoking, the smoking pod, the threatening. >> Promise you at 18 years old, I make more money than you. Y'all ready for that lawsuit? Seize my boat, too. My dad's going to buy me a brand new Freeman. >> Brand new. We got a [ __ ] ton of money. >> And he's going to bomb me the out tomorrow. You get it right. You get it right. Following his arrest and transport to jail, Barios then got into a wild trashtalking spree with the officers, making his situation significantly worse. >> Shut the up. [screaming] >> My god, I'm so scared. I'm shaking. >> That's why I sat right back down >> because I'm in handcuffs and you guys areing cops. Shut up. Swear to God if you weren't a cop. Bro, I'm not even going to speak. The women love you. That's all men love girls. That's an AP worth more than your whole life, [ __ ] That's 110 grand in your hand. You're not stronger than me, dog. You really aren't. I could have broke your shoulder right there if I wanted to. >> You're a two track state wrestler. Look at my name. And if you think I'm going to blow in that breathalyzer, start sucking on my right now. >> Look at that rip. Got you know what it should be. That's why you guys were trying to convince me to work for Monroe County Police, right? Shut the up. >> Who convinced you? your mother. >> You said you work at two comps. >> Don't worry about wherever the I work at. You hear me? >> You hear me? >> Okay. >> Go tell them that I work there. I >> already talked to him. >> All right. Woohoo. >> Woo. Who? You think I need that money, man? That's [ __ ] rich, [ __ ] >> Okay. Congratulations. >> There's no reason to seize my boat. >> Who said anything about seizing your boat? >> I'm asking you a question. Answer yes or [ __ ] no. Y'all want to be disrespectful to me? I'm going to be disrespectful to y'all. Have I disrespected you? >> Our side. You're just not trying to >> put that [ __ ] in my bag, [ __ ] >> Pick it up. >> You know you're missing a stone. >> Why are you still talking, bro? >> Must have been a long drive. >> Oh my god. You have no idea. You were not se for 124 grand. Dumb ass. Sit down. Come sit down. >> I like when you touch me. >> Sit down. Come. You thought I was going to sit down? >> I'll wait for him to tell me to sit down. >> Just have a seat, man. >> See? Still got your camera on recording. >> Sure do, man. >> You're the type of person I feed to the alligators in Everglades. I hope a alligator eats your ass. >> Are you admitting to feeding alligators? >> No, not at all, bro. It's joke. All right. So, when will I see a judge? >> Tomorrow. First appearance. >> So, Mom will be posted tomorrow. Don't worry. What's the D? >> Just look at him. >> Okay. >> What's the D, brother? drug recognition expert. >> His voice literally disgusts me, bro. Seeing a 5 ft away from me. Disgusting, bro. >> In the end, he was charged with trespassing, secondderee disorderly conduct, and fleeing and attempting to elude a law enforcement officer by vessel. Just when you thought that you'd seen it all, along comes this spoiled brat who truly believed that she could buy her way out of an arrest. >> How can they get out of here? >> How to get out of >> Yeah, there is. money to buy anything. What? What do you need? Look at her. What is she got? 30,000 a year. 50,000 a year. God, that's so poor. >> Make it tighter. Make it tighter. >> I ain't got noing money compared to you guys. It's sad. It's actually really sad how much money you guys make a week. >> On December the 13th, 2024, officers on patrol spotted an intoxicated woman trying to get into her car after a night out. At first, they offered to help her find a safe ride home, unaware that they were dealing with a rich, spoiled brat who believed that her wealth made her untouchable. But what they didn't realize was that she had no intention of cooperating. What started as a simple safety check quickly took a turn. One that would soon end with her in handcuffs. >> Can you let her Uber you home cuz you're not able to drive? >> No, I'm not going to drive. >> Okay. Is someone going to pick you up? >> I just need your address. >> Okay. Who's going to pick you up? >> My friend. >> Who's your friend? My friend. >> Okay. Where are they? >> They're coming. >> What friend's coming to pick you up? Because you got to leave the bed. >> What's her name? >> Dory. What friend's coming to pick you up? >> Okay. But you're not. You're going to talk to me. You're done talking to her. You're going to talk to me. Dory. >> Dory. >> Don't worry. >> It's so easy to get an Uber. That's all that I'm asking you. >> She had every chance to avoid trouble. But like many who think wealth equals immunity, she chose the worst possible option. Despite clear instructions from the officers to request an Uber home, she decided to drive off anyway. However, it didn't take long for reality to catch up with her. >> Excuse me. Can you tell me what you're doing? >> One second. >> Not be very happy about this. You have ID with >> Yeah, I do. >> I have two different drivers. >> Yeah. >> I'm not very >> Hey, you're in a traffic stop. >> Yeah, I understand hotel. >> Yes. >> I have to use the restroom. >> Not quite yet. One second. Okay. >> No, I don't really care if you don't like it, but I have to use the restroom. Do you need to hang out for a second? >> You need me to hang out? >> Do you have your ID? I've been looking for your wait for your ID. You say you're looking for your ID the whole time. Do you have your driver license? >> Sure. No, I do not. >> You do not have my driver's license. Do you want a picture of my driver's license? I have a picture of JFK. Do you want to know? I took a picture with JFK tonight. >> Do you want to see it? >> Great. He was a great guy. I'll >> picture you drivers. No. >> Do you have a picture of that? >> Sure. I'll give you a picture of it if you want it. >> It's not really working. >> We're having a great time. I'm having a great time with you. Um, >> yeah, we're having a great time. >> Sure. You're not really making me feel better any better. How can you get out of here? >> Get out of here. Yeah, there is. You can buy anything. What? What do you need? I need to use the restroom. I need to get out of here. I need to go inside. Go to my hotel room. What can I do to make this better, sir? >> She thought her connections put her above the law, convinced that they could get her out of anything. But that confidence was about to cost her dearly. I'll ask the uh Ben if you want to give me your phone number real quick. Okay. >> Okay. Zory, >> is that your name? >> Okay. Go ahead and stop the vehicle for me. >> Okay. Let me get to the car number so I can talk to him. >> Okay. I don't have an issue with >> What's the reason? >> Okay. What's the reason for speaking to your grandparents? I cannot find the car key for my parents. >> My grandparents. This vehicle's key. Yeah. No, I can't. And I'm not going to like evade the police. >> I don't have any issue to evade the police. I don't want to abide by the police, >> right? So, if you just cooperate with us, things are going to go a lot smoother. I would love that. I feel like she she made like, okay, fine. >> When faced with the law, most people hand over a driver's license, but not this entitled snob. Instead of giving officers her license, she handed over something entirely different. But while arrogance can blind its victims, it can only take them so far. [cheering] >> All right. >> Excuse me. What are you doing? >> Call me. >> Excuse me. What are you doing? >> Stop. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What am I going to do to make you feel better? I'm just not >> We're waiting for another police officer. >> Okay. For what? >> Conduct a couple tests. >> Sir, you're not really making me feel better any any better. >> How can I get out of here? >> How to get out of what do you need? I need to use the restroom. I need to get out of here. I need to go inside. Go to my hotel room. What can I do to make this better, sir? >> I mean, I've got the New Testament. What do What do you What do you need? What do you need? Bible verse. How are you feeling? How about you? Look at one of them and tell me what do you want. >> So look at them. What? You're looking at addiction. Adultery seeking God. Bitter, what do what what do you want to read, >> sir? Just tell me what you want to read cuz they're going to already arrest me. So, just tell me what you want to read. >> I don't want to read >> I'm going to go to jail anyway. So, just tell me what you want to read, sir. Go to jail. >> Uh because you're looking at me and I can't find the So, just tell me what we're going to do cuz I'm going to go to jail anyways. So, what do you what do you want to read? There's adultery. There's sickness slash pain. There's seeking God. There's relationships. There's poor. There's peace. Which one do you want to read? >> You can pick one. Go ahead and read it. >> No, you pick one then. Please read it. >> I'll read it, but just pick one. >> You pick any one. >> Fine. >> I'll read a piece. you >> this? >> Oh, wow. >> Give her a phone so she's not asking. >> She She asked me to talk to him. >> Okay. She wants your the phone back. I'll ask um I'll ask the uh Ben, you want to give me your phone number real quick? >> She seems convinced that money could solve any problem, but she was about to face one it could not fix and learned the hard way that money can't buy immunity from the law. >> I can't seem to like relax here. I don't know what's going on cuz I can't find my car. >> Okay. And I can't find my >> We'll help you out with that. Okay. So, first thing, um, >> have you been drinking tonight? >> No. No. You've had no drinks? >> No. >> Okay. Um, were you driving this vehicle tonight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Who's uh whose vehicle is this? >> My grandpa's vehicle. Okay. >> Can you please help me find the parking? >> We will. We will. Let me just finish um with this. What were you doing tonight? Hanging out with my friend at the Ben Hotel. Okay. Um, okay. And where were you headed? >> Back to Okobee. >> Okchobee County. >> Duh. Huh? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> She was certain that mentioning her dad would get her out of trouble, but instead it sealed her fate. The officers didn't care about her perceived privilege, and instead of walking away, she was about to learn that connections do not guarantee a free pass. Okay. >> Do you know who Donald Trump is? You literally just went. Please arrest me. >> Please take me to jail. >> Do you do you have any like physical defects or disabilities? >> No. >> Do you suffer from like diabetes or epilepsy or anything like that? >> No. >> Do you have any problems with your >> She thought refusing the sobriety test would keep her out of trouble. But in reality, it did the exact opposite. She handed the officers exactly what they needed. One awesome reason to put her in handcuffs. You are going to act. So you don't feel like I'm not part you don't want to participate in the exercises. >> Excuse me. You don't want to participate. foreign. Okay. particip. Okay. Are you know You're going to take the Bible for what? No. No. Give me the Bible. You give me the New Testament for what? You can't give me a bag. >> K Smith, you can't give me the eyeball for what? I'm a Potter bag inside of there. Are you serious, bro? Seriously? What did I do to you? >> Insidio. >> No, my Seline glasses. For what? For what? >> For what? Seriously? For what? What did I do? Seriously? For what? We'll just take it off when I >> No. For real? WHAT? LIKE, NO. NO, NO, NO. For what? For what? For DY. >> I wasn't driving. I just took the things off. For what? >> Ma'am, I'm in the middle of like >> the other side. >> Ma'am, seriously, for what? For what? Ma'am, for what? For what? For what? For what? I freaking JUST MET RFK TONIGHT. For what? For what? For what? >> For what? I met RFK. For what? For what? For what? For what? Met RFK. For what? For what? I met RFK for what? Tonight? For what? This is going to make America great again. For what? Tomorrow. For what? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Make a great again, please. >> There you go. Get in the car. Put your leg. >> No, no, no, no, no. You're gonna have to tell me why you're putting my leg. >> You're going to jail. DUI. >> I don't do We're not playing this game with you, >> ma'am. FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? >> Get your leg in the car. >> For what, ma'am? >> Watch. >> My car key is in the car. For what? >> We have your car keys. >> Okay. No, you can stop touching me. >> Listen, >> you can tell me why you're gonna me in the car, >> ma'am. >> Even after being arrested, she couldn't help herself. Instead of staying quiet, she thought belittling officers would give her the upper hand, but it only made her fall harder. >> Can you put your hands behind your back, please? >> I don't really care. Take her watch off. >> I'm going to take the Vivian West off. Oh, she's so tough. Wow, look at her. She >> get 30,000 a year. 50,000 a year. God, that's so poor. >> So sad. >> You know what? I have pity for you guys. Please make it tighter. >> Make it tighter. Make it tighter. >> I ain't got noing money to compare to you guys. It's sad. It's actually really sad how much money you guys make a week. Please make it worse for me. Please, sir. Put me in the car seat so tight that I can't remember tomorrow. >> Yeah, please. >> Sarah, please. >> Yeah, I'm gonna try. In the end, she was charged with DUI and resisting arrest, learning the hard way that the law's authority trumps anyone's bank