I am Stacy Whitmore. I am the president of >> Ritmore. >> No, no, no, no, no. According to the HOA bylaws, I outrank you. So, you are here for me. You know, I've been elected three consecutive times, and there's a reason for that. We don't call 911. We are 911. I am the president of this HOA. I am not trespassing in my own neighborhood. >> It's easy for people in influential positions to believe that their status and office exempts them from the law. But every once in a while, they encounter nononsense cops who shatter those illusions fast. >> Dude, you guys realize I'm a self-employed business owner. >> Okay. >> Dollars? Are you serious? >> $40. You guys are down here busting my balls. I don't need this. I come down here to be free from corporate >> [ __ ] dollars. I spent $30,000 to be here and you guys are with me for $40. >> Here are moments when officers had to humble powerful people in the most humiliating ways. Starting with an attorney who turned an arrest for public intoxication into a full-blown spectacle. >> Do you want to know the name of my representative? >> No, I don't. >> I bet you don't. >> We have 9 years more education than these. >> So why am I You're like a piece of like a small dick is never >> on January the 5th, 2025 in Oklahoma. Officers rushed to a parking lot after reports of a possible kidnapping. Instead, they found attorney Cassidi Giaz, who was already on felony probation for DUI, and her friend, both heavily intoxicated, claiming to have been kidnapped by their Uber driver. But the truth was nothing like their drunken claims. >> We called them. >> Oh my god. He couldn't get out. >> We called We a lot of thing. >> Uhhuh. My car you turn. Okay. Me here. Wait. M street. Go. Me. Come. You. No. You another go another location. Yeah. Mino. No. Go. Me. Police. Okay. >> Yes. Korean. >> Interpreter. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Yeah. This is Sergeant Closon Police Department. Uh he he called you to translate. So I was just need to know what happened. >> Yeah. The interpreter right here. when I brought them here, gave it to another location. They told me to >> Okay, thank you. Okay, so pretty much through the translator said that they asked for a ride, they told him to come here. He came here, they said no, go to another location. He didn't want to play games with him, so he told him no. >> You can tell. >> And then they refused to get out of the car. >> No, no, that that's not at all. We We were hitting the car to get out. The The car was unlocked. >> It wasn't unlocked. I was smashing. >> Maybe that's not >> I was smashing. I was smashed in the window to get out. You trying to I was smashing to get out. I was smashing going out. See? See? I told you. You were smashed in the window. >> Child lock. >> The child locked. I told you. >> I told you he launches in me. >> Yeah, you're my >> I guess the rookiey's taking him. is the one that Richard >> has very custom [Music] smashed my head against the [ __ ] >> I did nothing wrong ow I did nothing >> stop hurt you >> I not I have nothing the Oh, please hide. >> We didn't say you have anything to hide, but you're going to be searched. Okay, >> I don't give a I'm not [ __ ] that fast. >> Okay, she's good. >> I didn't do anything you assho your >> baby. That's what happens. >> I can't wait to see >> no [ __ ] GET >> I CAN'T WAIT TO see your [ __ ] >> her stuff. Her money is in there. >> After wrapping up the on-site investigation and securing their belongings, officers called them off to jail. But like the power drunk individuals that they were, the two still had a few ridiculous tricks up their sleeves. >> Hi. Let me step out. >> You okay? >> I am. >> Step out for me. >> Yes. >> Need help? >> No. >> Okay. Come over here. >> My head hit. Okay. >> Do you have a camera on? My camera is on. >> That's thankful. Thank you. >> Yeah. You're welcome. Stand right here for me. Okay. >> Uh-huh. >> What have I done? >> Huh? >> Have I done something that like >> Yep. You're going to jail for public drunk. Let's go. >> But I'm not in public. >> No, you you were in public. >> How? >> Do what? >> How? >> Well, anywhere besides in private residence is public. So, yep. >> And you are obviously under the influence. >> Why do you say that? >> You took my feet like my shoes off. >> But why me? >> You should turn around. Why am I in public? I will sit you down. >> You can sit me down, sir. >> What have I done? >> Take a seat. >> Thank you. What have I done? >> What have I done? >> I will stay seated as you hold my shoes. Your body cam is on. >> Do you want to know the name of my representative? >> No, I don't. >> I bet you don't. >> I don't. Oh, we're going to stay right here. >> Why do you think that I have presented a problem tonight? >> I don't know why you're giving me such a hard time. >> How have I given you a hard time? >> You have your body cam on. You said that. I asked you. >> How have I given you a hard time? >> I've asked you where you're taking me and where I am. >> What is your hard time, sir? >> I thought we were supposed to be playing the quiet game. I guess I'm >> You want me to be quiet? >> I do. Huh? >> Okay, I will be quiet. But why am I here? >> I already told you when you've been arrested public. >> So quietness. >> How does your quiet game go? >> Look that way. >> Look that way. >> Yep. There you go. Just like that. Sit. Just like that. >> And what? >> Can I let go of you now? Can I let go of you now? >> I haven't asked you to touch me all night >> because you're trying to stand up. Are you going to stay sitting? >> Let's go. You're just disgusting. >> Stay sitting. >> You're gross. I would never ask you to touch me in my life. >> I will like back off. >> So what are you saying is my problem? >> Stay like that >> for not wanting to be touched by you. >> I'll do that as soon as you get in there. >> Okay. >> Disgusting. >> Disgusting. >> In a few minutes. >> That's fine. >> Yeah. >> I think it's me. >> I didn't. She's not losing my handcuffs and I feel like I can't >> a bit. >> No, I'm not trying. I'm just trying to tell him to loosen my handcuffs a little bit. >> Hey, I pro Hey, if you start acting right, I'll lose her. I'm just I'm like not lay down and [Music] you are. >> That feels so much better. >> All right. Will you stay calm now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Since you're now calm, >> I'm going to sort out y'all stuff. It feels so much better. >> Yep. See, that's why we're sitting down. >> You're also forced. This feels so much. It's not doing anything. >> You've been the whole night. >> Okay. >> This guy honestly has been I feel fine on these these handcuffs. >> Yeah, but the thing is you've been a whole night. And honestly, I want your badge number and you know, you've been a whole you've been a whole >> 1984 2522. >> That's great. But you know, look at me. I'm sitting here chilling and wishing uh >> you're starting off the new year pretty good. >> Oh, really? Oh, really? Oh, really? That's how you want to talk to us? >> The officers couldn't have cared less about who they were. All they saw were two drunks running their mouths. And for every normal person, the only reasonable thing to do was toss them in a cell as quickly as possible. >> Jenna, >> I'm talking about the Chiefs. >> Guys are playing great this year. >> You're a steal. >> I called the police because that Uber driver locked in a car. No. Tell me to shut up. He just kicked me in the curb. Look at her. >> At least we're not like that. >> At least we're like we call I'm the one that called the cops. >> And actually these guys shut up. They jerk off to you. Shut up. >> No. Shut up. They jerk off to us. They are disgusting. >> Shut up. >> We haveing 9 years more education than these. >> I called 911. You ass. >> I called 911. And why am I hiccups? >> You're still hot. Yeah, I know. >> Yeah, >> that's great. >> What do we Why am I being arrested? >> I've told you three or four times. >> What? >> I was in Uber and I bang on the door and a and a female cop let me out. >> They have no [ __ ] >> I called the police. >> So why am I >> baby? They have no reason to arrest you. So this is kidnapping basically. >> So I can do with state Oklahoma and make a lot of money. >> No girls. >> What did I do? >> Do you see that woman? Three females. That woman like pass out drunk and like don't give a about you. Hey. Hey. Shut the up. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. We ain't talking about you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Come at me. >> What's your reason? I called the cops. I was the one. >> What? >> I was the one that called private car. How was I >> was that vehicle on a public roadway? No, we I public service up >> took me on a public robot which is in public. I've actually studied the law. That's not >> you should uh you should do that again. >> And we I called the police. >> No, I don't even mean about her. >> I've told you. >> Hey, you know what? He can never say now >> 10 times while you're in jail >> that he hadn't arrested drunken. We were in a private area. That's public drunken. >> Yeah. >> So, how should you get that up? >> You should only drink at your house. >> You're like a piece of like a small [ __ ] [Music] >> So, I'm banging on the Uber. >> Here's Mike. >> What? I I I put you in new cuffs and everything and then you start flipping out again. It doesn't make sense. >> I'm not flipping out. I'm just telling you what happened. >> Okay. >> I'm not Do you see me flipping out? >> No. >> She's fling out. Why would >> Yeah, she is. Which is weird cuz in the car is the other way around. >> I I'm not freing out. I'm sitting here and I appreciate the new cast. I called the police. >> Yeah. >> I called the police. I said this guy won't let us car. He took us to a parking lot and said that if he if we didn't give him more money, he wouldn't let us leave. >> I love you. I love you. I love you. >> He He black. >> He blackmailed us. >> Please, I'm just I'm just telling you what happened. >> No, I I see what the issue is is >> you've told me the same story four or five times now and I get I get it. Okay. >> So, you think that it's okay that Uber? >> No, I'm just saying I understand your story. But he drives. I'm the one that called the police, not him. >> Hey, [Applause] >> fueled by alcohol, they kept running their mouths and putting on a full-blown display for the camera. >> I know. >> So, I called the cops and the lady let us out of the cop car and then arrested us. Stop. >> They're going to give it to me bad because I call them losers. >> Funny thing is this is a really great lawsuit. >> I said, "What was your score?" >> S or graduate. You didn't take any test to like predetermine your >> I think I put accomplishment all the way. That's you. >> That's a mag. That guy right there is your mag. [Music] >> He took us to a park. Don't listen to me. Parking lot and said we're paying. That's why who do you think called the police? It wasn't him. It was me and the cop the door. >> We did nothing wrong. We had [ __ ] private drivers. You guys are the Jenna. >> Shut up. >> Yeah, I was trying to shut up. They're [ __ ] We are fat [ __ ] stupid. >> Hey, they want to talk. >> How are you? >> They want a trooper. >> Why? >> I don't know. Every time >> I didn't go to law school. We were in charge. >> But the thing is we didn't do I >> You can't become a trooper without going to law school. So that's that's my boss. >> Treatment. What's in >> trooper? >> He's in charge. >> So I don't know when >> he just got out of law school. You talking to >> That's cool. I got out of law school 5 years ago. How long until I'm in jail? >> I don't know. >> We're in jail. >> You're in jail right now. This is >> I'm in custody. >> What do we do? >> You have not No, you have you haven't read. >> We don't We don't have to. >> I'd like to remind you that I'm a eternity. >> I don't have to read read you, >> Miranda. Actually, you do have to like >> You do have to read us right. Yeah. before I like get held at home. [Music] >> Oh, is this like some like third world country? I would be in a third world country. >> Can you rationalize me? >> Yes, I can. Are you kidding me? >> Are you Are you saying that like >> what I am? for what? What public place? I'm the one that called police. >> No, I No, listen to me. We weren't I was the one that called the Uber and then the Uber locked us in there. >> I'm the one that called the police. So, yeah. No, I would like >> I would like to sell my animal rights or I would like to move. >> Finally, the wait was over and it was time to process and toss them into a cell where they belong. >> What do I do? I was in an Uber that wouldn't let me out. I called the police. >> Was that an Uber? I I don't know. >> I was in an Uber. >> Okay. Was that >> I I have a question. Is an Uber in public? >> No, I wasn't. I was in Uber. It was an Uber. For someone that know for someone that went to law school, you don't know very much. >> I'm not who said I was in law school. And I'm a real estate agent. >> You're talking to the wrong girl. So maybe you should get your facts right because you're not obviously a good cop cuz I'm not the one in law school. I never went to law school. >> I never been to law school in my life. >> I have never been to law school in my life. Never been to college. >> Okay. >> You are obviously not as good as your job as you think you are. >> Can we Can we get you know that? >> I never I don't know who this is, but I've never been to law school. I don't know who he was talking about. So, we obviously can confuse on the same story. >> So, this is the person that was put in the system. Thank you. >> Your name's Jenna, right? >> But that's wrong. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Thank you. >> And that but >> you're not right on >> from Donna back in October. >> You're Jenna, right? >> That says the mother talked to them. >> No, you're obviously confused on whatever the you facility before >> you're Yes. This is funny. >> That means he came into this facility before. >> Can I Can Am I free to go? Because this is hilarious. >> So, >> I'm sorry. >> They can't >> I'm not trying to be rude. I called the police. I'm the one that called the cops. >> Okay. >> And >> cuz this is the last name that I got from the counter. >> No, I'm not that. >> I've never been to law school, >> not a lawyer, >> not anything that you just said I was. But I wish I I am >> I mean I'm flattered that you think that that was me, but that's not me. >> Thank you so much. >> Can I go? >> No. >> What did I do though? >> I called I'm the one that called 911 >> and now I'm here. >> I've never been to law school. Like you said, he thinks I'm in law school. Can I go? Can I get anything about that medical? Go ahead and turn your hand. I'm saying he thinks I'm at a loss. >> Yeah, it's been a weird night. >> He thinks I'm a law something. I've never been to law school. Don't know what he's talking about. My name is Martin. >> Yeah. I don't know what he's talking about. Never been to law school. Never. Yeah. >> Sit. Sit. >> I think that officer because I've never been to law school. I don't know. >> I think I think he set me up. >> I sure I put him to take it in. >> But the funny thing is the funny thing is that he didn't so much, which is flattering, but I haven't graduated high school, man. >> What? >> Oh my I know. >> You think you graduated high school? I never even graduated high school. >> Okay. So you've got me confused completely different. >> Do what? >> You got me confused because I've never even graduated high school. >> Okay. >> He's been doing this job for about 6 weeks. So it's fun to remember what we were all like when we did that. >> It looks fine. That makes your dick feel >> mine. >> Why are we back? >> She's like Why are you like hyperfocused on that? >> Defending you. >> I'm sorry. >> You're small. I'm sorry. I won't defend it. It's very little. >> You have a little and I will not defend it with mustache anymore. >> With mustache. >> What's mustache? There's two of us. >> She called him a mega mustache guy. >> But you're the only one without a mustache under your nose. Has your being made fun of >> kept saying? >> No, I just don't care. >> It's in front of a room full of people and you don't care. That's cute. >> No, I don't. >> Cute. I wish I didn't know what it felt like for my >> Those shoes look cute. >> But they do. >> Did you think you have power over it? >> What have you done? >> Girl mustache. >> I can't. >> I bet they'd make fun of you. He tried. >> He probably would. >> They probably would. Not me. >> Don't too much. >> You just said he had a small. That's worse than having a bad mustache. >> In the end, they were both charged with public intoxication. Just like the attorney, here's a case of an insufferable man who thought his wealth put him above the law only to end up humiliated by cops over something as petty as a $40 taxi bill. >> You owe a tab for the taxi. Uh if you do not pay, you will be taken to jail. >> You guys got to be kidding me, right? You are out of line and you should be in handcuffs yourself. You right here, right sir, are going to lose your job. I'm going to crucify you. I can't walk. [Applause] In Monroe County, New York, Ryan, a yacht owner, thought his money and arrogance could get him out of anything, even refusing to pay the taxi driver who brought him to the harbor. But instead of sailing away untouched, he was about to face the cops who were going to hand him the most humiliating moment of his life. >> Hey guys. Hey, can you come step out? >> Real comfortable with you shining that light on my face. >> Okay. I just want to make sure you have no nothing in your hands. >> Okay. Wait, what? >> Nothing in your hands. All right, cool. That's it. Come on. Step out. Okay. >> What the is going on? >> Come on, Ryan. You got a You got a tab over at >> Oh, Jesus Christ. You guys are >> Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. You First of all, let me get this straight. You're You're >> Hold on. Okay, >> hold on. You're You're literally You got your hand on your gun. >> I I don't know who you are. Do I? >> It doesn't matter. >> Okay. I have no Look, my hands are off. Okay, >> sweetheart. Uh I don't mean that in a derogatory way. I apologize. >> That's fine. All right. We We >> McGrath. >> Hey, Ryan. >> McGroth. >> Deputy Martinez. >> Okay. Martinez. >> Yep. >> Batch number >> 0617. >> You guys got your cameras on? >> Yep. The red light. >> This is >> Okay. >> Above and beyond. So, right now, uh, you owe a tab for the taxi. Uh, if you do not pay, you will be taken to jail. >> You guys got to be kidding, right? Do you know how many thousand dollars I pay? >> My job is just to get his the taxi guy his money. >> So, uh, just I'm gonna sit down real quick. All right. >> So, it was originally $8. >> I'm gonna get a I'm gonna get a bottle of water. Is that okay? Nope. Stay out here. >> Stay right here. >> Just make this simple. >> Stay out here with us. >> Oh, yeah. >> If you don't want me to board your boat yet, just stay stay out here with us. >> You're owner of the the owner of the business. >> We work for the sheriff's office. >> Who's the owner? >> The owner of the taxi. >> What? Is >> that what you're talking about? >> Are you talking about the own the >> You owe the taxi that you took home. You owe them their fair. >> Yeah. How much you want? >> Okay. So, I'm going to explain everything to you, Ryan. >> Yep. >> I really don't want to do this. I have other things I would rather do. Same with you. Don't you rather just go go in and go to sleep and pretend this never happened? >> Oh, we're not going to pretend. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to I'm going to You guys have your cameras on, right? >> You see the red light? >> Okay. So, we're going to document all >> Oh, everything is going to be properly documented. >> Herm, I love you, man. I know what you're doing and I appreciate you and and I uh I'm with you, man. So, everything that's about to happen from here on out, you know, we're going to we're going to have a really constitutional event on this. >> Okay. So, >> Mr. Ryan, >> you know, I contracted with these people. >> I contracted with these people, >> okay, to bring me here. Drop me off. I Dude, I have no problem paying these people. That's not even close. >> That's not even close to the situation. Like, dude, I I've got the money. Like, you know, you want me to give the money? >> Here you go. >> I I don't want that. The taxi driver wants that. >> I know that. But you got to understand the taxi driver is creating a situation that is violating my constitutional rights. >> And you are violating my constitutional rights. Listen, if there is an issue with the taxi driver, >> these are very constant. >> Okay. Can you let me speak so we can get this on video right now and you >> Okay. No, no. I want everything to be explained. That way you can feel comfortable and I feel comfortable leaving here. >> I don't want to do that. I just want money. >> So, listen. >> I I want to give you >> if you feel if you feel like if you feel like there's an issue with the taxi driver, which is your right to do so, that is fine. But as of right now, >> spend $30,000 a year to be here. >> Okay. >> So, you're just going to keep talking over me. We're going to go nowhere. >> The deputies stayed patient, but his arrogant attitude was going to put him into a bigger mess and set him up for a humiliating fall that he would not be forgetting anytime soon. >> Okay. So, as of right now, it is $40 according to the taxi driver. >> I can I get that for you? >> Sure. I'm going to go with you. >> I I don't No, I don't give you punishment. >> Okay. I'm going to give you the money. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> No, I'm not giving you ID. >> No, you need your ID because right now this is a criminal investigation. >> Looks like that expires April 21st. >> As of right now, it is theft of services that she's not allowed to drive. >> You hired the taxi driver to drive you home. >> Correct. He drove you from the brass monkey to the front of your home. >> Well, he drove you to the front of your home. So >> I have your phone number and everything >> contract. >> Okay. So I am not going to play this game with you. >> No, I I tell you it's just >> I give you the money. >> No, I am right now I am requesting your ID. >> Ryan driving. >> Yeah, you know you're making it harder. >> I I I agree with that. I agree with that. >> Here. How about this? [Music] >> Keep this real simple. All right. >> What's your name, honey? >> I'm a girl. >> And I I apologize. I didn't mean to be derogative, but uh you know, I uh >> I'm on road. >> I drive by Uber, so I don't drink and drive, right? >> That's great. You still got to pay for that. >> We have a unit that's out on a traffic stop right now. >> Do you have any idea how much money I've given these people? >> That doesn't matter. You still use them tonight. You still got to pay for tonight. It doesn't matter how much you >> You don't think I paid him >> tonight? You didn't. >> How do you know that? That's >> why we're here, isn't it? >> How do you know I didn't Okay, we're not going to keep going back and forth because I don't want to keep bothering >> Let me ask you a question. How do you know I didn't pay him? >> I don't want to keep going back and forth. >> But how do you know I didn't pay >> stuff that I need to handle? And I can't >> That's fine. But how do you know I didn't pay him? >> Driver's license and get the money. That would >> I give you the driver's license, but how do you know I didn't pay him? >> Get the driver's license. >> No, wait a minute. So, you're disregarding the fact that Wait a minute. You know what? I want your supervisors, right? >> I am the supervisor tonight. >> Okay. Well, you better get to your supervisor. >> Nope. I am the supervisor tonight. >> Are you a sergeant? >> I am the supervisor tonight. >> Are you a sergeant? >> I am the supervisor tonight. That is all you need to know. >> Oh, no. >> So, no no nobody buddy. You don't even understand. >> It can literally be as simple as this. >> I got to tell you something. I I I my best friend is a >> beautiful. So you do understand that right now we are conducting a criminal investigation. You are >> okay. So therefore you are required you have you are required to identify yourself. I'm going to ask you >> one last time to identify yourself. >> Do you have a warrant? >> I am going to be done speaking in a little bit. I will put you in handcuffs and you will be taken to jail. Do you understand? >> Cuz right now you are refusing to identify yourself >> for what? >> For a crime that is allegedly occurred. >> What is the crime? I already explained it to you. I >> You need to articulate. >> Okay. So, theft of services. >> You do. >> You ordered a taxi. >> Give him your >> Dude, you do realize this is not going to fly. You guys are going to get sued over this. >> And you're you're you're not going to No, it's not going to work, dude. >> Okay. >> I'll give you my ID. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'm going to tell you something right now. I'm going to sue you. >> Go ahead, sir. >> Your qualified immunity is going to be gone. >> It is your right to do so. >> No. your qualified immunity. >> It is your right to do so. >> You do realize CCIs are going to do this. >> I spend $50,000. >> Doesn't matter how much money you spend. I just like I said, we're here for >> $50,000 a year to be here and you guys are going to do this over this. You guys are all on camera right now. >> Everything is on camera. >> Okay. So, you do realize under duress I'm going to give you this. >> The whole drama kicked off over a $40 bill and he's bragging about how much he spent yearly on his yacht. He was going to realize soon that the cops did not care about his status, his connections, and his fat bank account. >> Under direct, >> I explained everything to you. >> Do you want to bring your supervisors here? >> I am the supervisor tonight. So, >> okay. Who's your supervisor? >> Me. >> What's your name? >> Deputy Martinez. >> What's your badge number? >> 0617. >> What's your badge number? >> 0 0577. >> What's your name? >> McGraw. I've told you that three times now. >> Okay. Who is your lieutenant? >> Lieutenant Fernandez. >> Yeah. >> Yep. Yeah. >> Why don't you call him? >> Because he is not going to come out for this. That's why I am. Oh, no. No. >> He's going to come. >> Okay. >> Call him right now. >> No. >> Are you going to give us your ID or not? >> No, I will. Under duress. Under threat of arrest only. Under threat of duress. You're going to lose your qualified immunity. And you're going I'm going to give this to you. You can see it right here right now. I'm going to give you >> my ID >> under threat of arrest. and then I'm going to sue you and Monroe County. >> Again, I explain. >> You know what? I love cops. My father sits on the board of the Camp Cadet State Police Program in Pennsylvania. And you guys are about to make a very stupid mistake. >> Okay? >> I don't break the law. Look, I have never broken the law. >> Like I explained to you, I don't want to do this. I do. Do you really think I want to be here? >> Dude, do you guys realize I'm a self-employed business owner? >> Okay. >> Like my father created a large >> Congratulations. Can I please get your >> the state of the >> Can I please get your ID? >> Yeah. I'm going to give it to you under the state under duress. >> Can I please get your ID? >> You guys see this? >> Nothing there. Can you hand >> under duress? Can you hand me the ID? I'm going to give it to you. >> Okay. >> Are you going to arrest me if I do not give this to you? >> It will be refuse to ID for a alleged crime that occurred. That's a secondary. That's a secondary. >> So, I need your license. >> What did I do? >> He's already I'm going to give it to you right now. I'm going to give it to you right now. >> But you are tell No, stop, dude. You don't understand. This is kicked out of here. >> 4014 to 4121. Are you able to break? >> It doesn't matter. Now, now you're bringing me in this. >> Dude, it's not a big deal. You're not going to violate my constitution. >> Give him the license. >> Get up and give him the license. Don't let >> Yeah, you guys I'm going to give this to you under the state of duress. under arrest. There you go. If I don't give this to you to Are you going to arrest me here for alleged crime? Yes, that's why we're here. We asking crime. Are you going to give this >> I've already explained it to you? >> No, I don't want to allege crime. >> My supervisor has already explained it. >> I don't want to allege crime. That's why we're here. Are you if >> if you do not hand me your ID? Yes. >> No. Are you going to arrest me if I don't give this to you? >> Yes. >> You have that on camera? >> Yes. We are here for an alleged crime. You are refusing to identify yourself. Yes. It's as simple as that. >> No, dude. It's a secondary. >> Okay. So, are you going to give it to me or not? >> I'm going to give it to you under duress. >> There you go. And now you've lost your qualified immediate >> and I'm going to keep it to you. And I'm I'm going to sue all of you. >> And and and I'm sorry. I'm sorry, man. You're now in Yeah. Thanks a lot for that. >> I'm sorry, man. Dude, >> I'm going to take my boat the out of here. I'll take you back in Baltimore. Whatever. >> No, they're still on that one. >> Whatever. Ryan, >> you guys can't do this. >> One by deal. >> What? What? >> Come on, man. We're not going to do this. >> In my entire life, I've never been. >> Are you willing to pay the taxi for your fair? >> Of course. >> Okay. 40 bucks? >> Yeah. >> Yes. You're willing to pay it? >> Duress? >> You can keep saying that, but I we've already explained to you why we're here. >> You're forcing me to pay him. >> I'm not forcing you to do anything. I'm asking you, are you willing to pay him? >> I've already paid him. He has an app. >> Like any power drunk individual, it was easy for him to believe that he knew the law better than the cops. He was a proud man, but his real lessons on humility were just around the corner. For the time being, the cops let him have his say, at least for now. >> I'm not forcing you to do anything, sir. I'm asking, are you willing to >> How are you involving a civil situation? >> This is a civil right to come out here and speak with him yourself. >> No, I'm not going to come out anywhere. I'm going to stay right here on my boat. But I'm going to tell you right now, you are trying to absolve a civil situation. A civil situation. You have no right to do it. You are out of line and you should be in handcuffs yourself. Bro, I'm telling you right now, I'm a constitutionalist. I am a constitutionalist and I know my rights. And you you you right here, right, sir, are going to lose your job. I'm going to crucify you. And you you are going you have no idea what I'm about to do. You have no idea. And you think it's funny, but I have not done anything wrong ever in my life. I run business. I've been bankrupted by the government. >> 215 >> and I'm a good guy. Go ahead. >> And I've never done anything wrong to anybody. >> You are such a solid Pennsylvania with a motorcycle. >> Big trouble. >> Back to one. >> You and you. >> Who's your captain? >> Get your captain down here now. >> I haven't done anything wrong. I haven't hurt you. >> $40? Are you [ __ ] serious? $40? You guys are down here busting my balls about $40. I have given these guys tips of $100 just to tell them I love them. And you know what? I don't use Uber. I don't use whoever else. I you I try to use the island's money, okay? To try to make them make more money. And now you're sitting here busting my balls. Sweetheart, you don't even think you understand what's going on right now, but I'm going to tell you right now, this is all going on camera. There's cameras up there. There's cameras on you. There's cameras on him. There's cameras over there. And there's cameras all up and down this dock. And I'm going to tell you right now, I'm going to make youing famous. You have no idea. And you you're about to be famous, too. And I'm [ __ ] done with this [ __ ] I'm done with it, dude. You right there with all the lights and the cameras. Yeah. Yeah. You Hey, Herm, you tell the [ __ ] you tell the town. I'm out, dude. I'm down. I'm out. I'll pack my up. I'm [ __ ] out of here. Take my goddamn boat to Baltimore. I don't [ __ ] need this [ __ ] I come down here to be free from corporate bull. You dumb. >> Yeah, you don't have a phone number out of here. >> I've never done anything wrong. I'm a business owner. [Music] I have pled my life helping people and you're here [ __ ] me. >> You guys want $40? I told you I give you it. >> Waiting. Here we go. >> You guys want it from the Legion or you want actual cash? You want me to lean it? You want me to send a [ __ ] >> to throw stuff if something hits? >> [ __ ] you. You dumb son of battery. >> Listen. >> And that moment became the store that broke the camel's back. >> Dude, I've got all your money. Whatever you wants up, but $40, dude. Turn on your camera. >> Here's my wallet, dude. >> Okay, now you're going in for battery. >> There's my wallet. >> Put your hands up, >> dude. I gave you >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands >> right there. >> All right. Now you're you're in custody for battery on at Leo. >> I just threw my wallet. Yeah. You threw it at me, >> dude. I threw my wallet on the ground. >> I need you to get off this vessel right now. >> I can do that. >> Okay. Get off this vessel. >> I'm going to do it. >> Get off this vessel. >> Are you ready? >> Get off. >> Okay. All right. So, what you want me to do? I'm going to move to my left. I'm going to move to my left. >> Stand up. >> Are you ready? >> Go. >> Okay. >> Hold on. I'm coming. >> No. Stop. >> All right. Just hold on. Hey, listen. I've got a got really bad knees. All right. Okay. That's fine. I'm coming with you. Hold on. Just give me two seconds. Don't >> I'm not going to do anything. Okay. >> All right. >> Yep. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I have that phone number for you. >> Control. >> Stand by for now. Switching back to one. >> Go. >> Go that way. >> So, I'm going to go back. >> I don't. No, I can't. I just need you to step off the bus. I can't do it. I can't. >> Sorry. This is your vessel. You step off. >> No, I got to go that way, though. >> Okay, go ahead that way. >> However you usually get on off the boat, do it yourself. >> I'm coming. Hold on. I'm coming. I'm coming. I need some help. I can't make it. >> Guys, I need I seriously I need some >> How do you usually get off the boat? >> I need you to I can't get there. >> I can't get off the boat. Get off the boat. >> Get off. >> Get off the boat. >> I'm trying. >> Hold on. All right. I got it. >> There you go. >> So, right now, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Yep. >> I'm I'm a fat guy, you know. 14 city. >> You guys realize this is going to be a big lawsuit, right? >> Yeah. Cool. >> Yeah. >> Sorry guys. You know I love you guys. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. My dad says I'm the board of Cadet State Police. >> Do you have any shoes you would like to bring with you? >> Yeah, I would love. >> Okay. Where are they? >> I think they're on the dog. >> Would you like me to get them for you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Dog going to be okay. This is going to be a million dollar lawsuit, buddy. >> What are you guys arresting me for? >> So, you are being placed under arrest for battery on LEO. >> Battery what? >> Battery on LEO and 4,000. >> What is battery l? >> Throw your wallet at me. >> We have it. >> Battery l. >> And I warned you. Did I say you're starting to throw stuff? Please don't hit me because you're going to be charged with battery. >> Can I ask you a question? >> No, I'm going to start walking. Nope. >> What do you think? >> We're going to walk. We're going to walk. Okay, you can talk and walk. >> When the judge uh when the judge asks you about that, what do you think's going to happen? >> We told you ahead of time, sir. Okay. So, you can keep talking all you want. We're going to keep walking. >> I'm handicapped. >> Okay, that's fine. But keep walking. >> So, no, wait. I have a service dog. I am handicapped. >> Okay, keep walking, sir. >> I cannot walk. >> You can't walk? >> No, I cannot walk. I want to sit down. >> I need an ambulance. >> We will get you rescue at the front. We will get you rescue at the front. >> I'm gonna sit down right now. >> I'm gonna sit down right now. >> Today's the day we're going to use pepper spray. Then we are going to walk. >> Realizing he was now in trouble, he switched tactics, hoping to sway the deputies. >> Dude, I swear to God, >> you are refusing to walk. If you want medical service, let us take you to medical. >> Okay, at the front, we will get it for you. >> No, I can't walk. I'm handicapped, dude. I need new knees. >> I need new knees. >> Look, meds are in route. Okay, can we walk to the front? Meds are in route. >> I need new knees. [ __ ] >> No, I need knee replacements. Dude, you don't even understand. You can't just spray me with [ __ ] I can't walk. >> I can't walk, dude. >> No, dude. Her right there. Herm. He drives me around. Just let me sit down. I can't walk. I can't walk. [Applause] [Music] I can't walk, man. I can't walk. >> I can't walk, man. I can't walk. >> Look, we got a chair for >> We got a chair for you. Sit. Take a seat. >> I can't walk. >> Take a seat. >> Take a seat. >> I can't walk. >> Take a seat. >> Okay. >> You want to get him on? >> Okay. Give him a ride in. $4. Okay. >> I spent $30,000. >> I spent $30,000 to be here and you guys are with me for $4 for $4. What the is wrong with you? >> Listen to me, sir. >> No, YOU GUYS ARE ON CAMERA RIGHT NOW AND YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO ANSWER for this. >> YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO ANSWER FOR THIS. I CAN'T even walk. >> Okay. >> You >> meds are on their way. >> You man on their way. >> No, dude. Meds are on their way. >> I can't evening walk and you suckers are with me and you. You know who I am. >> I don't know who you are. >> Yeah. Well, I can't walk. Can I? >> Can I? >> You're sitting down. >> Yeah. Well, guess what? I've got documents to show. I can't walk. I got a service dog in there. >> We have a solution. >> I got A SERVICE DOG IN THERE. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO LET ME TAKE MY SERVICE DOG? >> Don't go under. >> Are you going to let me take my service dog? >> No. >> Yeah. You're not? >> No. Get your supervisor on the phone and ask if I can take my service dog right here. >> Yeah. Well, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You get your service dog and ask him if I can bring my service dog. And you know what? You're going to get sued for that, too. >> Okay. >> Do you want to sit on the golf right now? >> No. I want to sit here. I want to go home. I want my service dog. I want to leave. This ising bull. I am never coming back here again. Never. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, you're right. You're not. >> All right. Beds are on their way. Okay. Would you be willing to get on the golf cart so we can leave? >> And you know what? Hey, Herm. If they don't let me come back, that's going to be another lawsuit. >> Whatever, Ryan. You did this yourself. >> No, that's fine. You know, you can't [ __ ] do this. You did >> the whole thing yourself. >> $40 for4. >> It could have been simple. >> You know, it is simple, bro. But it can't be simple when you violate constitutional rights, dude. You know what? That's the difference. You can't violate constitutional rights. You guys can't do that. >> You can do whatever you want, but you can't violate constitution. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to grip up on you. Are you okay? You're try you're you're applying pressure to me. Do you want me to do something? Tell me what you would like me to do. So, >> she's just holding you so you don't fall. She's giving you problems. She's making sure you don't fall under No, that's [ __ ] That's not That's not true at all. >> Yes, it is. I'm standing right here so you don't fall. You're not. That's exactly why. >> So, listen. You guys have lost your constitutional dude. I swear to God, dude. This is going to be a big lawsuit. >> Okay. >> This is going to be a big lawsuit, Herm. This is not just here. This is going to be fuckro county. This is going to be here. You guys don't understand. >> Um, I have Rivera at the station. Yeah. Well, no. You guys don't understand, dude. >> Working on the report. >> We will worry about the rest of it. >> Yep. >> That's why it's like >> Could you do Could you do me a favor? >> Would you mind if you step just a little to your left so I can spit? >> I don't want to be insinuated that I spit on you. >> That's fine. Go for it, man. >> Does everybody understand that I'm >> Yep. Go for it. >> Go for it. >> Sorry. >> Thanks for the heads up. I appreciate it. >> No, you're welcome. You're welcome. And listen, I love you guys. The deputies didn't care who he was and they weren't ready to follow the law to the letter. And for him, being cool now was not going to change his fate. He had already sealed it with his arrogant attitude. >> I really do. I really do. And she keeps applying more and more pressure. And she's really starting to hurt my own. The >> chair is half in the same. >> You're really hurting me. You're really hurting me. >> I I don't know what to do. >> Seem like it could. Somebody >> every time you move. >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to move. And you guys are really hurting me and it really hurts. And um bro, >> sir, I need and since we're on camera, I need you to answer. Do you need >> answer his question? >> Do you need Do you want us Marathon Fire Rescue to take you to Fisherman's Hospital? >> Do you want us to take you to Fisherman's Hospital? Walking is not going to be a thing. We're not going to let you walk. >> That's fine. You can do whatever you need to. I take a walk. >> Okay, but you giving us permission to take you to Fisherman's Hospital. >> I'm not giving you permission to do anything. I'm I'm not going to answer any questions. >> I'm not going to answer any questions. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to answer. >> You guys are going to sign off for that. >> Perfect. Thank you. I'll get your signature and everything. Um so, uh next thing, guys, >> it's six of us. >> What I really want to work on, >> I'm going to comply on anything you guys want me to comply. >> Comply. >> We could switch. >> Yeah, we could switch to a frog. We're not going to >> You guys have injured me. You guys have injured me. >> You guys, so we're not. >> You guys have injured me and I just want it to fly. I don't want to get hurt anymore. >> We're going to put the cuffs to the front and then we're going to bring that structure as close as possible. >> So listen, if this will facilitate everything, I feel >> there's three of us here. I feel like I'm so tired of this often >> until we get him on the then we on the bed >> 100% I'm for it. >> That way he doesn't hurt himself and we don't hurt him of action. We want no more movement. I don't want him or anything that you had to do is take the money. >> All you had to do is take the money. You >> going to take them off completely and then once he gets on the bed, >> we're going to >> All you had to do was take the money >> and you know what? You guys are going to [ __ ] pay. >> So you >> you are going to pay. >> So >> I can't wait >> because he has bad knees and we want to make sure he's not injured or complying. I'm complying. My arms are out. >> He can catch himself. Yep. >> And then when we call >> this isn't just a thing, dude. >> You don't even understand. I need two of you guys at the hip. >> This is more than you [ __ ] make sitting >> in years. In years. >> You see this? Look at me. >> From behind. >> Look at me. I want you to [ __ ] remember me. >> I want you to remember me. Do you see that boat right there? That boat's been here for 5 years. Do you know how much it cost to be here? >> $100,000. $100,000. Yeah. Keep whistling. Keep whistling. >> Can I have permission to spit again? >> Kevin, watch out. He's going to spit right now. >> I'm going to spit straight down. Is that okay? >> All fine by me. >> Now, a dumb like you, you're about to pay. And your qualified immunity is gone. Gone. >> Am I under arrest? >> Am I under arrest? >> Yes, sir. >> And what for? >> I told you. Battery on Leo and theft of services. Battery on Leo. >> Let us know whenever you're ready. We'll get it. >> I just want to get this. >> Battery on Leo is throwing my wallet at your partner. >> He told you not to throw anything else and that if you hit him with the wallet, you were going to be arrested for battery on Leo. >> You think that's going to fly? >> This is where we're at now. >> Yeah. Well, you're going to lose your job. >> Whenever you get >> Whenever you're ready. My hands are out. You're going to go you're going to go to jail after I get done with you >> and I'm going to sue you personally. >> Personally, I'm >> going to take everything you have. >> The officer's patience had already worn thin and at this point nothing would be more relieving to them than already throwing him in jail. >> All right, you listen to him. He's going to help you. >> Ryan, um with >> My hands are out. My hands are out, guys. >> I'm here. >> You're You've lost your qualified immunity. You know that. >> Can you listen to him? >> Yeah. Can you listen to me? I'm the I'm the paramedic here. You're the medic. I got it. I got you. I got you. I love you. >> Um, my plan of action that I >> You know, my brother's a firefighter. >> God bless him. >> Yeah. >> Um, >> he also uh works for the NSA and the Pentagon. >> That's freaking awesome. >> Yeah. >> So, we're going to get you on a stretcher. I brought this as close as possible for you. What I want to do, I'm going to have two of my partners, which are both firefighter paramedics as well. >> Right over there if that's okay. >> I'm going to be right next to you. >> Yeah, I got you. What's your name? >> My name is Carlos Ornell. So, I'm going to wipe this snot off my hand. >> Give me a 4x4 that way. Give me here. Give me a 4x4 in the Pentagon. >> Yeah. >> Here. >> These are big words, right? >> Hey, Ryan. I got here so you can wipe your stuff. >> I really appreciate that. >> No, of course, man. Hey, I'm here for you. That's why I got caught out here. And at the end of the day, that's my primary that's what I'm here for. Oh, >> I really appreciate that, man. >> $40. This is what we're here for. I'll take that from you. >> Yeah, we'll take we'll take that from you. >> What's your name? >> Delvis Garcia. >> Are you a >> firefighter paramedic as well? >> The ones in the blue shirts were firefighter paramedics. Okay. >> Love you, man. >> All right. >> Love you, too. >> Let me take that from you to throw it away. >> Yeah, you got it. All right. >> Perfect. Thank you so much. >> Are you ready? >> I'm ready. >> See you guys. >> Make sure you hold. >> Are you guys giving me permission to stand up? >> Yes. >> We're going to get the cameras on. >> We're going to get you on the stretcher. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to I'm going to try to stand up. Can I Can I hold your hand? >> Get behind him. If anything, >> don't touch me. >> I'm fired. >> Fire paramedic. He needs a We're both >> I don't want any cops to touch me. >> I won't touch you, man. Not cops. >> Grab him by the hip. Just pivot him. Help him out. Help him out. Give him somewhere to sit a little bit. >> Somewhere to sit. >> There you go. Perfect. >> I really appreciate >> No, I appreciate you for letting us help. Well, my brother's a firefighter serving. >> He's a firefighter and uh now he works for the NSA and the Pentagon. >> A little bit more. >> Yeah. >> You know what's really funny? These guys. >> $40, right? That what you want? >> Do you think you could scoot back a little bit more? >> I certainly can. >> You guys want me to lean back? >> Just scoot back. >> Can I ask you guys a question? Where's my wallet? >> I have it. >> Yeah. Can I see it? >> You can. >> I have your ID. >> Can I have it? >> Nope. >> You can't have it? >> Nope. Not yet. >> You refuse to give me my wallet? >> Yes. We're in custody right now. >> And I'm under arrest. >> Yes. >> For what? >> I'm not going to explain it again. >> No, you are. >> Nope. >> Well, you have to. >> Ryan. Ryan, what they need you to do is just scoot back so they can lay you down. Okay. seat belt since we're going to be in a moving vehicle. >> I'm going to sue you. >> You're going with them? >> And I'm going to personally sue you. You hear me? Can you hear me right now? >> I sure can. Yes, sir. >> I am going to sue you personally. >> What do you need me to do? You are going to be sued. You are going to be You are going to be >> And for what? $40. Is that what you want? You're going to get it. >> Okay. >> You're going to get it. >> You know what? when I have the means to do it. >> When I suggest that I can do what I want to do, >> when I'm wrong, when I when I've been destroyed by the government, >> sorry, your front door was left open. >> Okay, we'll take that as a note. >> You're going to lose your job. The reason why he's on just in case he falls to the shop, we can use >> once we get to the hospital if anything to stop the ambulance. >> In the end, he was charged with theft of service and on an yo. Ryan got himself humbled by the deputies and so did Nicholas Rios, a politician who thought his status would shield him from a DUI. guys are on me. >> Okay, >> you guys are going to you guys are going to regret on me >> because you don't know who the >> because I I got to call attorney general directly to let these guys know that you're being a to me. >> Okay. >> On the 15th of December 2023, police officers on patrol duty noticed a vehicle that was driving in a manner that indicated that its driver was possibly under the influence of some substance and pulled it over. At the time of initiating the stop, the officers had no idea that they had just encountered one of the most arrogant politicians they would probably ever come across in their careers. >> How's it going, bud? What are you looking for? >> First registration. >> Oh, okay. Yeah, you can go in the glove box if you need to. >> Hey, I'm not trying to give any of you guys. >> No. Okay. >> I'm just like I said, >> I'm going to give you guys my card to let you know. >> Nope, I don't want your card. I need your registration, buddy. >> Hey, I'm not I'm fine. Whatever you guys looking for. [Music] >> Can I ask a question? How long's that open bottle of Corona been back there? >> [ __ ] nice 3 or 4 days. >> 3 or 4 days. Okay then. Wait. Do you know where your registration is in the vehicle? >> Uh at least um April 24. >> Would you know where it is in the vehicle? Yeah. I >> there's there there's no an open bottle of liquor. There there I can see there's a glass bottle of I believe it to be corona back there. I was just asking. >> Yeah, but I can assure you that I live two blocks away. >> Okay. Have you had any alcohol to drink tonight? >> Not in like what is it? It's uh midnight like 6 7 hours. >> Yeah, it's uh 11:40 right now. >> 6 7 hours. >> Okay. How much you have do you have to drink? >> Uh three three or four beers. >> Three or four beers. Where was it? uh at the restaurant at famous. >> Another secondary question. This is expired by like four months. Do you have like a newer one or a more recent one? >> I definitely do. >> Okay, that's totally fine. So, I'm just going to put this right up here with you. >> I'm going to go that [Music] No, you're taking a swap. [Music] >> So, where'd you get that wristband at? >> Uh, probably the whatever club that is [ __ ] next to uh I don't even know. I don't golf. >> Okay. >> Next to uh the place Give me a second. >> Thank you. >> I'm not going to lie to you guys. [ __ ] >> Slater. The club slers. >> Okay. When When were you there? >> This is what I'm going to have you do. >> Like 2 hours ago. >> Okay. >> Although he wasn't happy with having to deal with cops, Nicholas grudgingly agreed to cooperate with them. At least before he saw the need to bully them with his status, if that what was needed to get them off his trail. cuz you have that wristband on and there's an open container in your car. What I'm going to do is I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Hey, that open container was like weeks ago. >> Yep. Well, you know, you can't have an open container in the state of North Dakota. Okay. So, I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Let can you unlock your vehicle so we can step out and then come out? >> All right. Let's step back. Okay. place video. [Music] >> No, that's totally fine. I just wanted to, you know, No, we're just have a quick little conversation. >> Okay. >> I'm happy to do it. >> Are you going to do it? >> Yeah, I can do I'm feel So what I'm going to do? >> Yes, sir. I I don't mean to be any >> No, you're good. So, you said it's been 6 hours since you had your last drink. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, then. So, >> 7:00 p.m. It's like 2:00 a.m. now. >> Okay. I live two blocks away. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do, I'm going to I want to conduct a a series of fields so variety tests, okay? To make sure you're good to drive cuz I smell alcohol in your breath and you you're slurring your words a little and I said with a the slate as wristband, but you said you're coming from Famous Daves. Um, so I just want to run some uh field test. You happy to do that? >> Absolutely. Why not? >> Dispatch, right? The Delta. >> It's hard because LA's right there. >> Okay. Well, it's just the outside of this in your eyes. >> If you guys are trying to ruin me and destroy me, I mean, >> just do me a favor. Just keep >> Just get down. Okay, sir. >> You guys are doing your job. >> Just keep following your eyes. Okay, we're nearly done. [Music] I'm nowhere near drunk. I'm two blocks away. >> Okay. Just keep your hands on by yourself for me, please. Bud, >> I I mean no trouble, sir. [Music] >> Okay. >> Would you like me to do a dance? >> Just one more. Just uh what we're going to do, we're going to go up now. Okay. So, same thing. Just follow your eyes and your eyes only. >> Hey, where you from? Just can can come down. >> No, just uh I need to do this test. All right, bud. Just stand still with your feet together and your arms by your side, please. >> Time out. Where are you from with your accent? >> Okay, if you don't continue in the test, I'm going to take as a refuse. Right. >> Sorry. Yeah. No, I I'm not going to refuse, guys. We got the cops. >> Just put your feet together now. Just follow your eyes and your hands on me, please. >> Give my head straight. >> Yeah, please. >> Sure. eventually began to see the multiple procedures as an affront to his personality and decided that he didn't need to be so nice after all, especially for a man of his status who felt like he was being treated like a commoner. It was at this point that things began to take a turn for the worse. >> But what I'm going to request is that you provide a specimen breath in this called an alcohol center, otherwise known as a breathalyzer. >> Yes, sir. >> Are you happy to provide that? >> I'm not going to do that. You know why? >> Why is that? >> Speak cuz I'm like two blocks away. >> Okay. You guys are on me. >> Okay, you guys are going to You guys are going to regret on me because you don't know who the Just one second. I'm going to give I'm going to I'm going to give you a chance. I'm going to give you a chance again. >> Will you provide the test? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> You know what, >> sir? This is under rush DUI back. [Music] >> I'm going to have another thing. Hold on. You want to cuff up? Cheers. There's a couple more things I need to read you. Okay. >> No. Hey, I don't call trouble with you guys. >> Can you call trouble on me? Dispatch, try the door. [Music] >> Can we at least drop my [ __ ] please? Okay. >> Like two blocks away. >> Hey, listen. We're asking He's asking you a question first. Let's start with that. Are you willing to submit to the Intox 8,000 or you not? Simple as that. Yes or no? I will submit that if you let me drive my >> Okay. You're not going to be driving your vehicle. Okay. >> I >> So, but what we can do, we can lock your vehicle. Okay. And we can bring the keys with us. >> There's two of you. >> How many? >> Yeah. I'm not driving that car that far. So, this is like two blocks away. >> Listen. This is what I can do though. Instead of leaving it on that side, I can put it over there. I can put it right over there. When it's >> I want to I want to drop my off. >> No, we're not doing that. So, >> we're going to go to this vehicle. You're >> okay. I'm going to go to the rear passenger side of the vehicle. >> Reason nobody respect you. >> Okay, there's no need for that language, bud. >> You guys are going to run more than I will. I can't get into that. >> All right, just hold him for a sec. Hold him for a sec. Just don't go in yet. >> Okay. As of everyone, this vehicle has been searched. There's nothing in there. Anything that's found once you leave is going to be related to you. Okay. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. I stopped, so it's easier to scrap. Hey, hey, hey. I mean no respect to uh put it in. >> All right. I'm just going to You ain't got any weapons or anything on you, have you? >> No, sir. >> I'm just going to search you real quick. >> There's no weapons on my car right there. >> So, what do you want us to do about your car? So, what I can do is I can roll your window, shut your vehicle off, and you can have your keys in your possession so that when you are released, a sober individual can do it. Or >> I'll tell you, >> that's the best. That's the best. We're not moving the car. Those that's your only option. As things unfolded, it started becoming obvious that Nicholas wasn't a bit pleased with his very humbling experience. And even more embarrassing for him was that the cops were not hesitating to teach him that no one was above the law when he acted up. >> Do you want your uh phones? There's two phones in there. Do you want those? And do you want your >> I would take two phones here. That would appreciate >> because I I got to call attorney general directly to let these guys know what you're being an [ __ ] to me. >> Okay. Just uh uh let you know all this is video and audio recorded on body camera including your language. All right. Uh do you want your camera's right here? >> Have you got a wallet? >> It's in my my >> Okay. Have you got a wallet in the vehicle that you want? >> My wallet is Yes. My wallet's a [Music] >> Yo, you It's in your pocket. >> My left ass pod. Yes, sir. >> Okay. You want to hop out? No, I'll grab that for you. That way it's uncomfortable for you. >> Can you You think I'm going to run from you, Olivia? >> Yes or no? >> Step out. I'll grab your wallet. >> Can you at least put uh He did want his two phones. Yes. >> You want your two phones? You want your phone, too? >> Yeah. No, there's no there's no wallet there. >> First of all, watch your mouth, man. >> There's no wallet. >> I'm doing you a favor. You're doing me a Shut the up. >> All right. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. There's no wallet there. Get in the car. >> No. Get in the car. >> Oh, sorry. I thought I hit water in me. My bad. >> Nope. Not in there. >> My bad. >> Dude, my wrist hurting. >> Can you listen now? [Music] >> Do you count? >> I don't know what you mean. >> Are you proud to be from England? Yeah, I like my country. I have >> What? >> Yes, I like my country. >> Are you proud of your English at least? >> Why is that relevant? >> Because why what are you doing here in North Dakota? Arresting people. Your your country is being taken over by migrants and this and refugees, right? You're arresting me for driving home, but people will come into your country and rape your women. Yes or no? And I'm the bad guy. Yes or no? Tell me. Tell me, bro. >> Yes or no? Nicholas was eventually charged with misdemeanor accounts of drunken driving and refusing to submit a chemical test. Up next is the moment an officer humbled a crazy HOA president who thought she outranked an officer and could do as she pleased. >> Look, I'm not just a homeowner here. I'm an enforcer and this is approved by the HOA. Wait. And I'm glad that you're here as my backup right now because you know what? According to the HO No, no, no, no, no. According to the HOA bylaws, I outrank you. You cannot arrest me. I am the president of this HOA. You cannot take their side. >> You cannot arrest me. I am the president of this HOA. >> Yes, ma'am. >> On May the 31st, 2025, an officer was dispatched to a neighborhood after reports of someone suspiciously peeking into a parked car. But when he arrived, he wasn't met by a suspect. Instead, he ran into a power drunk HOA president who mistook him for backup. >> Ma'am, officer, I am so glad you are here for backup. >> I'm sorry. Here for what? >> Stand back. I am the president of this HOA and I have this perimeter secured. >> Okay. Can we stand over here in the shade out of the sun so I can find out what what's what's what is going on here? >> Yeah. I I'm the person that's in control here and this is out of control here. Do you see what they've got? Look at all this. >> I I see that. But but >> look at the way they parked. >> This is against our bylaws here at the HOA. We have multi-million dollar condos and apartments and houses. This is not okay. Okay. Um, who are you, ma'am, if I may ask? Your name? >> I am Stacy Whitmore. I am the president Whitmore. >> Whitmore with Okay. Miss Whitmore. Um, what what were you doing when I rolled up here? >> Well, I am taking down their license. You know, I I talked to these people twice. I gave them two ver two verbal warnings. They're looking to use my taser. >> Okay, hold on. Wait a minute. Why Why do you have a taser? >> Look, I'm not just a homeowner here. I'm an enforcer and this is approved by the HOA. >> Okay. What is it that you're enforcing? >> I am enforcing aesthetics. I am enforcing the laws. You and I are the same in that way really. You know, we care about the laws. We care about people following the laws. That is my job here. I am like the chief of this community, this neighborhood. >> So, you're what, the president of the HOA? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. And um if I heard you correctly, the bylaws, the people here are violating the how' you say aesthetics of the community. >> Absolutely. The aesthetics of this community. We have a section that particularly deals with keeping your front of your yard clean and symmetrical. Look at this crooked parking job. >> Okay, but but >> there's no respect around here. >> I I I understand that, but help help me out here. This particular parking spot belongs to this resident, does it not? >> Not only does it belong to the resident, it belongs to a community, a neighborhood. >> No, no, no. Yeah. No. What I'm saying is this particular residence belongs I mean, this particular lot belongs to that residence. >> That's correct. >> This parking lot belongs to that residence. >> Yeah. This parking lot belongs to the resident, but it's part of a greater community. And they have had issues. We have had so many issues with them. They put their garbage out over one day. Over one day it sits out here. They play their music rap music so loud and nobody wants to hear that crap. >> And now look at this. It's a final straw. Two warnings and >> Okay. Well, let me ask you this. When I rolled up, you were looking into the car. Why were you looking into the car? >> Yeah, because there's so much garbage in that car. It's disgusting. It's like the reflection of this yard. It's reflecting of my neighborhood. My neighborhood. >> Why? What? Okay. What does what's going on inside the car have to do with the HOA? Because you can't see what's inside the car unless you do what you did when you started peing. >> In order for me to do my job correctly, I need to know what's going on inside and outside of this community. I've given them two warnings. I've made them stay and wait. And I'm glad that you're here as my backup right now because you know what? According to the No, no, no, no, no. According to the HOA bylaws, I outranked you. So, you are here for me. To her being the HOA president meant that she outranked the officer and could boss him around however she pleased. However, the officer was not in the mood for games and he was about to put her in her place in the most humiliating way possible. >> Oh, you done lost your damn mind. Ma'am, listen to me and listen to me well. I am not here to back you up. Okay? You do not outrank me in any form, shape, or fashion. Okay? Now, >> I'm going to tell you why I am here. I am here because we received a call that a suspicious person was looking through the windows of the vehicle, which is what you were doing when I got here. And you were looking through >> and >> suspicious and I am an enforcer. >> Ma'am, allow me to finish. And you were looking through the windows of this residence. >> How else am I supposed to protect the neighbors in my community? You know, I've been elected three consecutive times, and there's a reason for that. We don't call 911. We are 911. That is my job. >> Okay. Um >> and I take it seriously. >> I see that you take it very seriously. So allow me to interject some information to you. Um your enforcement capability is to what's within the guidelines of the state law and in addition to the guidelines of your particular HOA. Now I don't know what the HOA laws are. I don't live here. Okay. But I do know what the state laws are because I have been entrusted to enforce that. And I'm here to tell you, you do not have the right to look into people's vehicles. You do not have the right to look into people's homes. Now, if there are violin, I let you speak. Now, let me finish. Now, if there is a problem with the laws of the HOA bylaws being violated, for example, you say that the aesthetics and the stuff that's all over, that's one thing. This is unacceptable in my >> But I am pretty sure that there are avenues, legal avenues that you can take where you don't have to go through somebody look for somebody's car or look through the house. >> That's why I'm glad you're here, officer. I want them arrested. This is unacceptable. You cannot live in this squalor. >> Ma'am, I ma'am, >> this is my job. My job. >> Ma'am, it's not against the law to >> It's against my law. It's against my HOA bylaws. Do you want to read them? >> I know them by heart. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm going to need you to lower your tone >> because now you're disturbing the peace and if you >> No, no, no. This is disturbing the peace. I am keeping the peace. I am the only one because it starts here and then what? Then what? All this other stuff starts to happen and our whole neighborhood becomes chaos. I will not let that happen on my watch. >> Okay. The officer had given her enough grounds to get a grip of herself, but being a power-drunk official, she continued to be a menace. She wasn't going to take orders from a police officer who she believed was underneath her. >> Ma'am, I'm going to need you to bring it down a few notches because if not, you're going you're getting very close to finding yourself being arrested. >> Got it. >> Yeah. No. What? >> Yes. Disturbing the people. You're raising your voice. You're causing people You're causing people >> You cannot arrest me. I am the president of this HOA. You cannot take their side, >> Miss Whitmore. >> You've got people coming out of their houses. They're looking to see what's going on. You're causing a disturbance now. I'm trying to talk to you like a normal human being and you're causing a disturbance. >> Oh, I don't think I'm the one disturbance, officer. >> Okay. >> I think if you look around, you can clearly see who's in Well, I tell you what. I tell you what. These people called and said that you were looking through their car and looking through their window and they wanted you to leave. >> Called you. >> Yes. And now And now, ma'am, now ma'am, you have to leave the property. Okay. Because you're trespassing. >> I I am the president of this HOA. I am not trespassing in my own neighborhood. >> This Yes, this is your neighborhood, but this is not your property. >> I am not going to leave until they straighten out their car. >> Are you standing on that? >> I am the president. I will not leave until my community is organized. This is chaos. >> Okay, you know what? I understand where you're coming from, so I'm going to help you leave. >> The officer had reached his limit. President or not, she wasn't above the law, and he was ready to enforce it. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Arrest me. I am the president of this HOA. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. Give me that. You're not going to need that. This is not right. This is not right. >> You have the right to remain silent. I highly recommend >> But I outrank you. This is not right. >> You won't be needing this. Come on. >> That is HOA approved. >> Yeah. Okay. But it's not state approved. Have a seat. >> Not okay. I will have the last word. >> I know. I know. I know. >> You are wrong to DO THIS TO ME. I AM THE PRESIDENT OF THIS HOA. Thank you. >> Yeah, whatever, lady. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct. Still on cops humiliating people in power is the moment officers brought a so-called CEO back down to earth, humbling him after he was caught drunk behind the wheel. >> What do you do for a living? >> I'm a CEO. >> Of what? >> I run a tech company. >> Okay. >> There's no tolerance. >> No, it's no tolerance for what? Were you driving intoxicated? Absolutely not. Turn around. >> No, you can take the cuffs off me. Actually, it's my rights. I know my rights. >> I DID NOTHING WRONG. >> ON FEBRUARY the 27th, 2025 in New Mexico, a deputy on patrol ran a routine plate check on a silver Tesla that caught his eye. The scan showed the registration had expired back in 2022. So, he moved in to initiate a traffic stop, setting up a chain of events that would spiral way beyond a simple traffic stop. What's your dad, sister? All right. Yeah. So, I I stopped you cuz of your registration. >> Okay. >> Um where are you guys headed to? >> Uh I'm dropping my buddy off right now. It's It's his apartment right here. >> Nice. All right. >> Yeah. >> Why is your uh registration expired? >> I didn't realize that it was expired. >> All right. Uh and then is there insurance and registration on the card? >> Probably. Yes. Okay. I'll take you know I'll come right back and talk to you. 107 to 342. We'll be on the south side of the Dorado apartment complex. Got the insurance and registration there? >> I think so. >> Cool. >> Cool. There's that back. Go ahead and hop out and come talk to me outside. Yes, sir. Yeah. >> Any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> You can put that. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Take your glasses off, too. >> Okay. >> Oh, careful. You all right? >> No. It's like windy. >> Oh, okay. The wind's following you. [Music] >> Come on over here. Yeah, >> sir. You can stay in the vehicle. >> Come on. Up this way. >> Up this way. Zach, right? >> Yeah. >> Stand right here in front of my vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Zach, how much have you had to drink today? >> Uh, one drink. >> What What was the drink? >> Uh, IPA. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Just one? >> Just one? >> Okay. Um, how long ago? >> Like like an hour. >> An hour ago. >> Like within an hour, I had nothing to drink all day. >> Uh-huh. >> Sir. Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. >> I want to do a Philips soiety fest. Would you be willing to do that? >> Sure. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is that all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What do you do for a living? >> I'm a CEO. >> Of what? >> I run a tech company. >> Okay. Um, are you under a physician's care for anything physical with your body that would cause you to trip or lose your balance? >> No, sir. >> All right. Any recent concussions or traumatic brain injuries? >> Not at all. >> Um, any inner ear issues? Uh, no. >> Are you diabetic? >> Um, >> okay. Not diabetic though. >> Not diabetic yet. >> All right, cool. Stand right there. >> Nothing to eat all day either. >> Okay. Stand right there on my light. Face me. >> Okay. >> Now face me. >> There you go. Put your hands to your You okay? >> Yeah. >> Put your feet together just like this. All the way together. Hands outside of your pocket. >> Super windy, bro. >> Oh, okay. Uh, have a seat on my bumper. Okay. Yeah. >> Yeah. You can have a seat. >> It's It's Yeah. >> Well, you're the only one sibling. I'm out here. >> I have a self-driving car, though. Like, I rely on my car driving me home. >> What does that have to do with? >> Nothing at all. And you're the officer? Yeah. >> All right. Have a seat on my bumper so you're not stumbling. Um, >> the officer administered the standard field sobriety test to him, which he failed miserably, and that was the cue to slap cuffs on the tech CEO and lay the harsh consequences of his reckless choices right before him. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DWI. >> Where's your friend in the car supposed to go? >> Okay. All right. So, uh I need you to uh depart. Is this Do you live here? >> I do. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Just I want Are you going to walk that way? >> Yeah, I'm just right here. >> All right. Cool. You can leave. >> Okay. >> Thanks, R. Your buddy's getting taken into is under arrest. Okay. So, if you want to hit that way. >> Okay. All right. Okay. >> Thanks. >> I I'll I'll take care of it. I'll take care of it. >> Great. Thank you. >> What I'm talking about? >> Not really sure there, Zach. I think you had a all a lot too much to drink today. You're protecting the world. Come on over here. We'll get you in my vehicle. really >> walk past pass. >> Really? >> Go ahead and hop in. I got you buckled in your jacket on there. >> It's like that. It's like that. There's like no There's no tolerance. >> Oh my god. >> No. No tolerance for what? >> For driving intoxicated. Absolutely not. >> I didn't drive, dude. >> Cool. calling. >> Appreciate it. >> God, it got cold. >> Goodness. >> With the DUI investigation wrapped up, officers prepped to haul him off to the station. However, he tried arguing that the Tesla was self-driven. But that excuse wasn't nearly enough to save him from the full weight of the law. >> Yes, sir. >> That's my dad's. >> It's getting towed. So, yeah. So any any vehicle that's involved in a DWI gets towed? That make sense? Do you uh do you live in um in California? Zack. Zack, you good? Why are you so mad? We'll be all right, man. Hang in there. >> You wouldn't want that to happen to you. >> Well, I wouldn't drive drunk. I didn't drive. >> You You did. You were in full operation of a motor vehicle. Trust me, I've already had court cases with Teslas. >> All right. Hop on out. You doing all right there? >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, yeah. >> Back with seat belt. >> We go. >> Yep. >> Okay. I'll hold on to you so you don't >> Yes, sir. >> Go ahead. >> All right. My son would be prep. >> Send to the left. I'll get that door for you, too. >> And walk in. Make a left. This way. And I'll left again. I'll give you a drink as soon as we're done with this. Have a seat right there. >> Yes, sir. >> Hi guys. >> Shut up. >> Zach, listen to me for a second. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for DWI. >> Okay. The New Mexico Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine alcohol content of your blood. >> Yes, sir. Do you agree to take our test? >> Seems like I agree. >> Do you agree to take our test? >> Yep. Totally. >> All right, >> sir. If I pass the test, can I can I go? >> Yeah. Stand up. Amazing. >> Okay. Face the wall. >> Okay. I'll put your cuffs on the phone. Face face the wall. >> I can't put my cuffs any direction. mix them all and I'll take your one cup and then we'll get another Okay, >> we'll get to sit right there. >> Okay, >> you're just going to show your lips on that and you have >> shorts for pants, but it needs to be one pair underwear and one pair of pants. One shirt, one jacket. That's okay. It's not >> also is not driving the car. It's an AI driven car. >> It's a weird thing. You're not precedent for that. >> Yeah. Certainly a good argument though, right? >> I mean, it's a fact. >> Yeah. >> Okay. [Music] There you go. [Music] Let's get you some water real quick. Go this way. >> There you go. Water fountain. >> Sure. >> Go ahead. >> That good? >> Excellent. >> All right. Let you use the bathroom. >> All right. Thank you, man. >> Of course. Have a seat right there. >> Sure. >> And then as soon as the bathroom opens, I'll >> get you in there. All right. >> Thank you. Just when it seemed like that he was going to stay cooperative, he suddenly snapped, showing his true colors in an instant. >> Like, I know that you're doing your job. >> I know you're doing your job. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Appreciate that. >> You don't know who I am. >> And then I'll let you go in there and you can finish going to the bathroom. Is that what you need? >> You get more. >> Thank you. Let me let me hang out here. >> Okay. Give me a phone. Give me a phone. >> I can give you your phone, >> please. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You want another drink before you go sit down? >> Well, let me like have my phone first. >> Well, this guy's waiting. They He can't bring his person up here until you go sit back down. >> I know. But I'm going to stay here. >> This is where I'm at. >> No, we're going to go sit down. Let's go. Let's go. Back over here. >> Come on. Let's go. >> That's cool. That's cool. But I know my rights. >> Okay, let's go. Come on. >> No, you can't force me. >> Well, do you need a drink or what? >> Yeah, I'm going to have all the drinks. >> Then get a drink and hurry up cuz this officer is waiting. I know. Come on. Get a drink. Hurry up. >> Give me my phone, too. I'm at the phone. Let's go. >> Like water. I have rights to water. >> Okay. Get your water. >> I have frost to my property, too. >> I'm Jewish. Hurry up. Give me my phone. >> Let's go. >> No. Give me my phone. >> Okay. We're going back over here. >> No, sir. >> And I'm going to take you to jail. Okay. >> Okay. >> You can't. You can't >> get your hands on. I'm going to get your hands back. >> No, sir. >> You can't. You're not legally allowed to. >> You're not. You know that. You actually know that. Yeah. I am allowed to lock out my vehicle >> if you don't sir comply. >> And And you guys are cool. You guys are all super cool. I have a right to water. You need to listen to the deputy right now. >> Yeah, I'm listening. He's my boy. I want more water. >> Right now, we're not put >> I know. Okay. >> Yeah. I I Let me have more water. My name is Zach. >> Okay. And you can Yeah. >> Yeah. You could take the cuffs off my back. >> Yeah. >> Turn around. >> No, you can take the cuffs off me. Actually, it's my rights. I know my rights. >> Turn around. >> This is your You're actually cut it out. You can't. You're actually not able to. You're actually not literally >> like legally legally legally >> in terms of like God like Zach Zach and my dad and like >> Okay, let's go. >> Like I need more water. >> We're going out to my vehicle. Okay. You can't you can't even like can't go >> guys. >> Let's go to my bed. >> You can't even do it. >> Come on. >> No. No. No. >> You just made your day harder, brother. >> Yeah. No. Okay. You You made your day harder. >> Okay. That's my opinion. >> I love you guys. Okay. So, first of all, I love you guys. >> Okay. >> Sit there. We good now? >> Have a seat. >> Sit down. >> Okay. >> Lean back. >> Sir, >> get your foot in there. >> No. No. Hold on. First. >> Get your foot in there. >> I want I want to talk to my dad >> and I want water. Okay. >> Okay. >> Get your leg in there. >> Sir, can I do that? Come on, man. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Yeah, it's just my finger, dude. >> After his tantrums, he was finally on his way to jail, a place where he'd have no choice but to cool off. >> Okay, Zach, we're going to get you inside here. Okay. >> Yes, sir. Keep going. Keep going. And Okay. How's that on your ass? >> Sucks. It's terrible. >> Okay. That's how tight it's supposed to be. >> I thought you were taking them off. >> Nope. >> All right. >> All right. In you go. >> All right. What? Wait. What? What is this? >> It's a holding zone. >> Okay. Hey, Zachary. >> Yes, sir. >> What's up, man? I'm Dy Leone. Um, I'm going to be with you for the remainder. All right. Um, if you're cool with it, dude, I just need to take some quick pictures of you. Are you willing to do that? >> Yes, sir. Can I stand up? >> You absolutely can. All right. Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Can you help? >> You need some assistance? >> Yes. >> I got you, bro. Okay. Ready? Count three. One, two, three. >> I'm there. >> You can do that. And then if you just want to uh stand up against this wall here. >> You might jack it right. >> Oh, you're good, bro. >> Okay. >> You just want to stand against the wall real quick. >> You take me pictures in my cell right now. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> I don't What? What are No, I'm not going to consent to that. >> No, you're not. You don't want to take pictures. >> What are the reason for the pictures? >> Uh, they're just for our records. >> Okay. What does my mom know about this? >> Your mom? >> Yeah. Do you know my mom? >> I don't know your brother, man. >> Yeah, you don't. >> Okay. So, you don't want to take pictures? >> None. Not unless you know my mom. >> Okay. All right. No worries. Thanks, man. We'll be with you shortly. Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Cool. >> Sir, >> no. Cuz I don't I love >> Somehow he thought that he was still in charge, but sooner or later reality would hit. He wasn't in a boardroom calling the shots. He was in a jail cell when nobody cared about his title. >> Yo, excuse me. Question real quick. >> Yeah, it's me. I have a question. Sir, I know you're listening. >> Yeah, you. It's me. I'm talking to you as a human. >> You can ignore it. You can. This is human. You can ignore it, too. What's up, man? >> Uh, I'm upset. I don't know why I'm detained. >> I have no idea. >> So, like I said, I just met you right now. Uh, I >> I don't know you at all. What's your name, sir? >> I'm deputy the com. >> Pleasure to meet you, brother. >> My man. >> My man. >> Yeah. >> Hey, so >> I'm locked up in here for no reason. So, from what I'm aware, you were arrested today for for DWI. Okay. >> Not true. I wasn't driving. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And this is weird. This is like CIA. Like, what the Let me like call my lawyer. Let me call my parents at least. Please, sir. You would want the same thing. Would you want to be locked up in some random cell with >> I would not. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. No, I get you. I hear you, man. I hear you. >> Please help me out. >> Um, so I'll do what I can. Okay. Just just so you're aware, I am going to be with you for the remainder of the evening. Okay. Um so I'll work with you. >> I'm parched as Also, these honcasts are way too tight. >> You said you're parched. >> I'm parched. And yeah, I can't like like like breathe because my mouth. Check this out. >> I'll uh I'll see if I can get you a cup of water here in a little bit. Does that sound like a plan? >> Would that be cool? >> I'm already a cell, right? I don't need handcuffs, right? Please. >> So you So you do need the handcuffs. Okay. >> All right. >> That is one thing. >> Can we loosen them though? Cuz they're really tight. Yeah. >> Just loosen them a little bit. You know, I'm not going to go. >> So, what I can do to check this out? >> That's my boy right there. That's a human being. >> You're going to be cool with me, though, right? For the rest of the way. >> Of course, sir. Like, this is not >> We're We're in this We're in this journey for the long haul, man. Together. >> Together. You don't know what you're doing. >> Yeah. This is Nazi [ __ ] We're in some Nazi [ __ ] >> Yeah. I'm a Nazi prisoner right now. I'm a Jewish person, you know. So, check it out. >> I'm gonna loosen these up for you. Okay. >> That's not a You're gonna be cool, though? >> Yes. >> I'm not going to do anything. >> Yes, sir. I will not do anything. >> I'm just going to put this hand on top of your head. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm on your team. >> I never said you were. >> Yeah. I appreciate you being on my team. >> Throw me in the gas chamber. [Music] >> You know what I'm saying? Like, this is not fair to me. >> I did nothing wrong. >> But, just go ahead and do me a favor. Put your hands on top of your >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I'm I'm gonna throw my cuffs on. Okay. >> All right. >> Now, like I said, I'm gonna put them I'm gonna I'm gonna make sure that they're loose enough. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> Yes, sir. >> Appreciate it, man. And it was Zachary, right? >> Yeah. Right on, Zachary. >> Got you, bro. Just just loose, you know? Like, >> and not even like I don't need that. I'm already in a cell, you know. >> Yeah, I feel you, man. >> You got to in the first place. Like, might as well sooner. >> Yeah. How's that? That's pretty good, right? That's pretty good, right? >> That's excellent. That's a lot better than what I had before, bro. What's your name again? >> Hey, I'm Deputy >> Lee. Yes, sir. >> Even if I you don't, you know what I'm saying? Like, >> you bro, >> just cuz I'm Jewish. Yeah. >> Come here. Give me another I can't I got you, dude. I got you, man. >> I love you, man. >> That's hard. That's hard. >> I'll see you about that cup of water. >> Please. You're You're a hero. >> I got you, dude. You're a I got you, dude. I DID NOTHING WRONG. I DID NOTHING WRONG. >> IN THE END, HE WAS CHARGED with DUI and attempted battery on a law enforcement officer. He pleaded guilty and took a plea deal, earning himself 11 months behind bars and 29 days of probation. Joining the Hall of Fame of people in power, humiliated by cops is an entitled police chief's daughter. He decided to school the cops on how to do their jobs, but ended up in cuffs in the back of a police cruiser. >> No, no, NO, NO, NO. MY DAD IS A RETIRED police chief. No, that that's your thing. Shut the saying. Anyh who, like I said, why is she not being detained? Yep. That's it. Yep. There we go. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> Stop resisting. You're going to You're going to jail for a felony for battery on law enforcement. >> You can call your daddy to get you out. >> On July the 7th, 2024 in Orlando, Florida, officers rushed to a bar after reports of a brawl in progress. The scene was pure chaos, and the officers had one job, to deescalate the already tense situation. But for some of the hottheheads involved, making that task easy was the last thing on their minds. What? >> It's not obstruction of investigation. If she's on the phone, rid me this. It's an obstruction of investigation. If I say she told you to No, NO, NO, NO. MY DAD IS A RETIRED POLICE. So that that you're saying, shut up. The that she was saying, it don't mean nothing. If I'm saying she has her phone, I'm trying to call somebody. You can't tell me I can't get her phone call. >> No, you can't. >> For what? How is that obstruct? >> Because because you are interfering with someone who is currently being placed under arrest. >> Investigation. Let me get her cell phone so I can contact somebody. >> She's a grown adult. She can contact yourself. >> You seem like you have >> So So you're going to You can get that stuff when we're done. >> Okay. Well, can you get that for me so I can contact somebody? >> But what are you investigating? >> I just got here. >> What are y'all investigating? Have some asses at the end of the month. >> Thank you. Have a great night. >> Shut up. Stop talking. You seem like you have some sense. Like I told him that y'all be trying all these civilians that don't know what the going on. >> First off, we got called here. Anyway, I don't give a >> I know you. That's okay though. >> Anyway, like I said, I'm not drunk. They should shouldn't have bumped into her. She shouldn't have put her hands on her. I told them I wanted my shoes. Now y'all sedated all this extra because she wanted her stuff. My shoe was broke. Because one of their security guards on me make it make sense. >> So why can't I contact somebody? >> How y'all got her? HOW Y'ALL GOT HER? You can call anybody you want. >> No one said no one said you're not allowed to call nobody, >> but we're not giving you her phone unless she says you can have >> That's what I'm saying. They won't let me get your phone >> once we're done. >> That's what I'm saying. And that was the one that was sitting swinging on people and all that. She swung on her when they had her in the So why isn't she under arrest for investigation? >> I'm also saying she's uh concealed carry and to go to her car and get her [ __ ] So >> So why isn't she sitting under arrest? >> Why isn't she under arrest? >> Girl, my phone. They won't let me get your phone. So, she's in handcuffs. That means one of y'all can go in her bag and get her phone. Mia. >> Who? >> The police officer. So, y'all need to figure that out before I go ahead and put a goddamn complaint on y'all. Y'all need to find her cell phone. I ask you stop doing that. You think you're above the mother law and you're not. Him. HE SEEM LIKE HE GOT [ __ ] sense and you seem like you got goddamn s. You can contact somebody. Why the is she not in handcuffs? Why is she not in handcuffs? They had her detained. She swung on her. So why the is she not in handcuffs, too? Shut the up. Nobody's talking to you. >> November. >> You don't have that energy now. You was swinging on her and you know you were. Don't you not a at the end of the day. Get it under mother. You got to just like I do. Any who, like I said, why is she not being detained? >> But why is she not being detained? >> I'll give you a great reason why. I'll give you a great reason why. >> Yeah. Then she put her hands on you when THEY WERE PICKING YOU UP. >> HEY, I'LL GIVE YOU WHY SHE NOT Give me a great reason why. No, I want a great reason why I want to talk to you. I don't >> But what the you got here at the same time as you? I'm not understanding >> cuz remember when we told you when we talked to you about interfering, we are >> interfering. She let anybody talk. IT'S >> NO, BECAUSE YOU SOUND DUMB AS YOU'RE NOT DUMB as >> focus all my energy on you. >> Focus your energy ON ME FOR WHAT? WHAT I'M TELLING YOU QUESTIONS. >> YOU SOUND DUMB as >> That's fine. You sound like a dumb ass. >> Thank you. Appreciate that very much. Thank you very much. >> A simple touch or strike. IT'S NOT A BATTERY TOOL. IT'S NOT A BATTERY TOOL. >> She was convinced that being the police chief's daughter placed her above the cops and the law, making her untouchable. But the officer's patience was wearing thin, and it was only a matter of time before her arrogance pushed them to shut her down. >> Out of here. THEY WON'T LET ME GET YOUR PHONE. THEY WON'T [ __ ] THAT CUZ they whatever the is wrong with because I told her >> she's she's supposed to go to jail. >> She's supposed to go to jail. So >> let her do it. >> I told her she put her hand on you. >> Nobody wants to do anything. Yep. We've already said it multiple times. Yep. >> I tried to explain what interference is and she wouldn't even hear it. So, >> yeah. >> So, let me get her phone, please. Can y'all get her phone? >> Why can't you get her phone? >> We'll do it when we when we are ready to This is not your time. This is our time. >> Not on your time. Yes, it does. Yes, ma'am. It does. He is right there. >> Do me a favor and get her phone so I can contact her mother. >> That is the fire department. is here too on what you're talking about. >> No, that's a patient back there. >> That's all I want her. >> Oh, you can't right now. >> Why can't I get it right now? How is that affirming what's going on? She's in hands off. >> Because we are doing our investigation is on our time now, not saying you cannot get her phone. She was under arrest. You have to contact somebody. Then that's what it is. SO, HOW IS THAT? That's your sergeant? >> Nope. That one's standing right there. But that is a sergeant, too. Yep. >> Because I want to get her phone to contact somebody. We're not from over here. >> The is wrong with y'all? >> You're above the law, and that's going to get you up one day. I'm telling you. >> And in that moment, she crossed the line, making a move so reckless that not even her father's title could save her from the fallout. >> I'm telling you, that's why I said, >> that's it. There we go. Let's go. >> Put your arms behind your back. Behind your back. >> Put your arms behind your back. Behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> There you go. Now your hands are finally behind your back. >> What you wanted to do? >> Stop right there. >> There we go. >> You are now placed on the wrist, ma'am. Thank you very much. >> For what? >> Obstruction and resistance. >> How am I obstructing? How am I obstructing? >> Yep. >> How am I obstructing? You're >> charging. We're explaining it completely. >> How am I obstructing? How am I obstructing? >> Explain your charge update. >> How explain your charge update, ma'am? >> How am I obstructing? And he just been there cuz he know you know they wrong. >> The [ __ ] is wrong with you? You're saying I'm obstructing because I tried to get her mother phone. I asked y'all for her phone. You can put my phone in my purse. >> You want to slide your feet? >> Can you put my phone in my purse? >> I will. You won't put You won't put your shoes on or you won't put your shoes on or no? >> That's when I'm not understand. You want to put your shoes on or no? >> This is ridiculous. I'll take that as a No. You can walk on barefoot. >> I don't understand what the is going on with >> Here you go. Since it's on her time, I got to put her phone in here right now. >> It's not on your time. What the do you think this is? >> This is dumb as Can you stop? You so tight. What the do I have in my pocket? >> Primary. >> What are you taking me for? >> Uh, blondest, I think. >> That's fake. >> Fig. Sorry. For obstruction and resisting. >> How is it obstructing AND RESISTING WHAT I HAVE IN YOU? I didn't resist. >> IT'LL BE [ __ ] RIGHT NOW. YOU WON'T GO IN. >> GET IN. GET IN THE CAR. >> Get in the car or you're going to be hog tight and put in. >> What the [ __ ] is WRONG WITH YOU? I DIDN'T even >> You understand? You're already going to jail for a felony, correct? >> What? >> For battery on Leo. You kicked me and scratched him. >> I kicked you. >> Yes, ma'am. You kicked me. You're going You're going to jail for a felony. For battery on law enforcement. >> You can call your daddy to get you out. >> In the end, she was charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence. Moving on to the moment, New Jersey Councilman Teodor Holloway was humbled and left in complete disbelief when an officer pulled him over for traffic infractions. >> Got a lot to DO WITH IT, BROTHER. Let's go home. You know me. Got you. >> Yeah, I'm running around here with smoking. I'm the one that hired you. >> I'm talking to the chief right now. This guy is crazy. >> What's going on? >> You know who I am, right? I mean, my registration joint. >> Why you treat me like I'm some mother? On the 4th day of January 2025, an officer flagged down a vehicle for allegedly running a stop sign in a quiet neighborhood. However, this was no everyday traffic stop as things quickly went out of control. >> You can't be serious. >> Oh, man. What's going on? Why you acting this way? >> You can't be serious. And what did you pull me from? >> Why you acting that Why you acting that like >> I want to know what exactly are you getting behind me? >> Stop sign. >> I can't stop. >> You didn't stop at all. You rode through that jaw. >> Are Are you serious, C? >> I am serious. >> Do whatever you got to do. What do you need? >> I got you. Just let me see your license, man. >> God. Jesus Christ. What are you? >> What I got to do? >> We got a lot to do with it. Probably looking for a home. You know me. Yeah. I'm running around here to smoking son. I'm the one that hired you. I'm bringing you on. >> Are you Are you crazy? Yes. >> Absolutely. On your camera. I put you on. >> Come on, man. You got the insurance on me? >> Jesus Christ. Oh, you made my whole mother. >> Why you acting like this, man? >> Trying to go home, bro. >> I'm just I live right there, bro. Like, like you you actually pulling over an elected official, >> bro. You're not You're not pulling over a random. >> You're not pulling over your boss. I am literally your like >> This is crazy. Crazy, dude. I can't I can't believe I can't believe it either. One thing for certain, don't put in a >> Where's my >> Oh my god. Let me look. >> Oh my. >> Come on, man. Let's cut that out. Like >> we got out here doing all kinds of you. You're right. And and you and you and you pull me off for an alleg for an alleged not stop at a stop sign. >> For an for an alleged >> I'm sitting right at I'm sitting at >> for an alleged Maris. It's an alleged, bro. It's an alleged. >> How is it alleged? >> Because I [ __ ] You seen my tail lights? >> You didn't stop. >> You got to go to a complete stop. Also, you rolled through it. You didn't stop. >> Oh my god. Where's my >> I got 150 pieces of paperwork. >> You good? Sit tight for me. >> The man turned out to be New Jersey Councilman Theodore Holloway. His rant rire of arrogance, but while he was busy flexing authority, the officer was quietly setting a trap. And with Holay's attitude, he was going to walk right into it. you. Hey, I got uh Holloway uh roll right through the stop sign. Is that you coming up? Yeah, he's freaking out. I don't know what's going on with him. [Music] It's funny. Literally, he rolls through it. I turn my lights on right here. He's freaking out. Why you pulling? He starts yelling at the out the window. Pull over right here. I said, "Come, pull over." He gets out. Obviously, he's not he's not happy. He's upset. I'm a Russ official. I hired you. Key's going to hear about this. This is a legend of fans. I didn't roll stuff like that. His registrations expired for July of last year. >> July. >> So I was going to at least issue it for that and come up break on the stop sign. >> Yeah. What's going on with you, man? I'm talking to the chief right now. This guy is crazy. >> What's going on? >> You know who I am, right? >> What's up? >> You do you do not know who I am either? >> I do. >> Oh, all right. >> Exactly. Anyway, uh Jesus, uh please talk with them. Tell you get behind elected officials. >> My bad. Hey, you should stop at the stop sign. See you go about your business. Not here. I need your license registration. Why you treat me like I'm some >> mother knowing how they would handle a normal thing because if somebody is then they should try to treat it to you I'll still have a conversation. >> Yeah. Thank you man. I appreciate that. >> All right. If anything hasn't lined up. >> Yeah. I I'll see. >> All right. Great. Come on, man. Sorry for stop now. You come to these. I just did one of these. I'm like, bro, my house right there, bro. Like, I'm not going down. Like, if I was like this on the cell phone, smoking weed out the car. Absolutely. Pull me over. Absolutely. Pull me over. Take me out the car and get me. But, bro, stop. If anything, you say, "Counc, just stop at the stop signs. See you." No about your business. Now you're wasting your time. You're wasting the taxpaying money that I pay you guys to do. For what? What you Gary get? No. >> After all his ranting, the officer stayed professional and did exactly what was expected of them. >> All right. Listen, man. You received just one citation. All right. I cut you a break on a stop sign or your registration expired since July of last year. All right. I can't There's nothing I can do with that. All right. So, there's just one citation. It's not court mandatory. But you'd like to show up for court not guilty. Yeah, I circle the court number on the top right for you. Bottom line information, don't they'll give you court date to show up in court, otherwise drive. >> Councilman Holway has yet to comment on the incident. Meanwhile, the mayor condemned the councilman's remarks as both inaccurate and unprofessional. He emphasized, "No one receives special treatment. We don't act as individual bosses over departments, nor do we get preferential treatment." The mayor also rewarded the officer involved for demonstrating complete professionalism.