I'm her grandma. >> She's not my grandma. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to. >> Why? Why? I'm not going to jail. >> Put your hands Put your hands on your back. >> No. I could have shot you guys up. Pissed me off. I hate cops. I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Stop. Stop. No. NO. I'M NOT. ON APRIL THE 1ST, 2023, officers received a 911 call about a family dispute [music] involving an outofcrol 18-year-old called Jesse. When they arrived, they found the young woman in a heated argument with her grandmother. >> You're doing this on your own. I'm not. >> Yes, you are. I'm just trying to be my own [ __ ] and just make >> Well, you do stupid [ __ ] >> Where's my writer? I don't know if it's >> You're going to Somebody names Rome. >> How am I going to >> You broke your auntie's window >> cuz he deserves it. No, you're going to jail. >> Oh, I'm going to jail. >> Y >> wherever they take you. >> Whatever. Cuz you never care. >> What apartment are you in? >> You're not my apartment. I don't know. >> I'm her grandma. >> She's not my grandma. >> She has no respect. >> What's your name? >> Jine. >> Actually, it's Lexio. What are you talking about? >> Where's the vehicle at? It's a It's on the the other side. >> Okay. >> Right in the middle of the windshield. >> Okay. I'll come I'll come talk to you in a sec. >> Yeah. >> No, I need a couple coming. >> You're not leaving. >> I'm leaving. If I want to. If the cop says I don't need to leave, then I don't need to leave. Now, if I going to jail, I don't go to jail. >> Okay. Well, so >> I'll come talk to you in a second, ma'am. The officers approached the angry teen whose erratic behavior wasn't helping her much. And pretty soon, she was going to find out where her arrogant attitude would lead her. >> Finish her cigarette there. Okay. >> No, cuz what am I? Cuz I'm not leaving. I need to leave. My ride's on the way. >> How much? How much you had to drink? >> Two shots. That's it. Only had two shots of smear on. That's it. I'm okay. They're tripping cuz they think that I'm drunk. >> And like I don't do drugs either. The only the only thing I do is just smoke, you know, cuz I don't do drugs no more. I used to be a junkie, you know, anymore. I don't do that [ __ ] anymore. That's [ __ ] stupid. >> So, what happened? Why'd you break your your aunt? Why? >> I got angry. >> What? You threw a rock to her or what? >> I just threw a rock at it. I don't know why I did. It's just like I have an I don't have no warrants, no probation. Then we have to take that first off. >> This this off? >> Yeah. >> Put on the Put it on the ground. Put your cigarette down. >> Can I put it out? >> Yeah, please. Do you have anything on you? >> No, just a phone and weapons. Nothing. >> A vape. That's it. I smoke vapes. >> Turn around. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to. >> Why? Why? I'm not going to jail. Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going to jail. >> Oh boy. I have no boring. >> Well, as soon as I started talking to you, you gave me a fake name. >> You already told me broke your aunt's window. >> That is too tight on me. It hurts my It hurts my wrist just like you did to me last time when I got when I went to NBC. >> No, I could have shot you guys up. pissed me off. I hate cops. >> Yeah. >> Grandma just came over. >> I don't know grandma. I don't have a grandma. What are you talking about? >> It's plant-bait. Don't throw it away. >> I'm not. >> Please don't. That's expensive. >> So, where where do you live? You don't live here, right? >> I don't live here. I live with my mom. >> All right. Well, this stuff you can't take. >> Well, what do you mean what do you not take? >> Mom, I said this stuff you cannot take. What do you mean? >> Am I going to jail? >> Yes. >> No, I'm not. >> Stop. Stop. You're going to GET >> NO. NO. STOP. PLEASE. Let me go. >> Stop. You're just going to get You're just going to get hurt. [screaming] [screaming] >> Stop. [screaming] Stop. >> I got one in the back. >> That's where my gloves are. >> Let go of me. >> Go inside. >> Stay back there. No, I'm >> I'm going to come talk to you in a second. >> As expected, Jesse ignored the officer's warnings to calm down and threw a fit, [music] which prompted them to put the drunk, arrogant teen in her place. >> Calm down. >> We don't want to put you in this little contraption. >> Put me in jail again. >> Yeah, you broke your ass. >> I didn't mean to. >> You did it. >> No. [screaming] Calm down. >> Stop. Stop. >> Calm down. Got it. >> Just relax, Jason. >> Relax your legs. >> They're relaxed. >> Everything's relaxed. >> All right. Thank you. >> I'm sorry. >> Are you done kicking us? >> Yes. >> 1 0 53. You get 22. I can't breathe. I need my inhaler. >> Where's it at? >> I don't know. It's not in my bag. I need an inhaler. >> You got a second. >> Does she have an inhaler? >> No, I don't. My mom broke it. STOP. [screaming] >> Calm down. >> I don't want to go to jail. Please, officer. >> All right. Stand up. >> Jason, we're going to lift you up. Okay. Please be just cooperate with us. >> No. >> I want to go home. >> Okay. You ready? >> No. I want to go home. >> No. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> No. No. Grandpa. Grandma. I'm going to walk. Ouch. Ouch. OUCH. OUCH. OUCH. OUCH. [screaming] OUCH. >> It hurts. Please stop. It hurts. It hurts. These are my scar when I got arrested last time. Like the cuffs. The cop scar. Ow. Let go of me. Please let go me. Ouch. [screaming] Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. It's [screaming] >> Santa. [screaming] >> Stop. Come on. trying to >> I am going to chill. I'm going to chill. Grandma. Grandma. >> Let me get this. [screaming] >> Stop pulling around. It won't hurt. >> You're horning me. >> You're horning me. Stop. You're hurting me. >> No. >> We We don't want you banging your head on the back of the >> seat there and go home. >> Let me I'm going to go take >> pictures real quick. Get a quick statement. Oh my goodness. >> No, I'm not. I'm sorry. >> Where's her uh Where's her purse in the car? >> NO. >> Put your feet in the car. Put your feet in the car. Before the officers could even ask what was going on, the teenager had already made a mess of the situation. After finally securing her in the back of the van, they turned to the shaken grandmother to [music] get her statement. >> Did she get dropped off here or what happened? Exactly. >> She Yes, she showed up and >> I don't know. I don't I don't want her to stay here. So, cuz I already know how she >> Well, I didn't know she But I heard her when she said that she was drinking. >> She came into the into your apartment. Yes, she hung around a little bit. She got on the Wi-Fi so she didn't saw her >> up by my counter where I keep my keys >> in the bowl. And I was going outside to smoke a cigarette and I saw her trying to get into my car and she was like, "I'm sorry, I'll give it back." So, I went out to get my keys and she's like, "Here." And I just said, "Hey, don't." I was like, "Don't come back to my house." cuz she was planning on coming back. Or if I don't come back, you're not allowed back here. You know, this the second time she's broken my window. >> Um >> So, so she got her keys from inside your apartment, came down to your car. >> Try to get in your car. You saw her? >> Yeah, I saw her. >> And then she got pissed at you after you said, "Don't come back to the house." >> Don't come back. And she's like, "I won't." And then I said, "No, you know what?" And then she I came inside and I heard the I heard the loud noise and I just knew it. Okay. And she's done it before. You said >> she has. She's broken my um driver's side window. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, she's obviously going to jail tonight. >> Um if you guys have any questions, give her a call. Did you want a case number or something for insurance? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It didn't take much for the officers to wrap up the investigation and take Jesse to jail. But they had no idea that even in restraints, she wasn't going to make things easy. >> Ji, >> here. Take a breath. This is not on your face. >> Is that better? >> Is that better? >> I >> take a deep breath. Okay. >> Go home. >> JC. Take a deep breath. >> I want go home. >> I I know that. >> Take a breath. Okay, >> J. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't take this helmet off because I don't want you to bang your head anymore. >> You hear me? Jason, listen to me real quick. >> Jine, >> are you listening to me? >> Jine, you are breathing. I like my >> one of my tubes are hurting in my throat. >> One of your what is hurting? >> And my throat is one of the sticky tubes. I'm hurting. >> Okay. Well, I'm I want to take this this thing off as soon as possible, >> but I can't just yet. >> Take it off. >> Five. In 5 minutes, I can take it off. Okay. >> So, hang on a second. >> 5 minutes. >> I can't breathe. I'm going to roll down the windows and I will take that off in 5 minutes. Okay. Stop hanging your head. >> He's dead. 5 minutes. 5 minutes ago. >> No. JC, stop. [screaming] >> JC, I'm reaching over. >> Ouch. >> Step out and then watch. Hold on. >> Yeah, you got to step. Come this way. >> Step out. It hurts pretty bad. It's really painful. It hurts me so much. I'm telling you, sir, I'm not lying. >> You got to start moving this way so I can loosen up. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Will it be released tomorrow? >> Okay. Try to stand. >> Will it be released tomorrow? >> I We're going to go in and ask these guys right now cuz I can't tell you. >> The guy in the the guys is in the front. >> Yeah, the correction officers. Come on. Come on. I'll give you a little more slack here. See how much you can walk. >> I need pull the pencil. Sorry. >> Sorry. Okay. Hold on. >> Well, we appreciate it. We don't necessarily like how we do this either. >> All right. Go ahead. Please stop me. I can't breathe. >> Better little bit tangled in your head. Velcro's okay here. I think All right. Sorry if I pull your hair a little bit, but it's stuck to the Velcro. >> I need water really bad. I need to call my mom. >> Just be cooperative with these guys and I'm sure I'll be willing to help you out. >> Okay. We're We're definitely better. >> So, we're a little better now. >> Was uh bad for a while. >> Jesse was taken to jail and charged with criminal mischief and resisting. Signing with >> Can you let her Uber you home cuz you're not able to drive? >> No, I'm not going to drive. >> Okay. Is someone going to pick you up? >> I just need your address. >> Okay. Who's going to pick you up? >> My friend. Who's your friend? >> My friend. >> Okay. Where are they? >> They're coming. >> What friend's coming to pick you up? Because you got to leave the bed. What's her name? >> Dory. What friend's coming to pick you up. >> Okay. But you're not. You're going to talk to me. You're done talking to her. You're going to talk to me. >> Don't worry. It's so easy to get an Uber. That's all that I'm asking you. >> She had every chance to avoid trouble. But like many who think wealth equals immunity, she chose the worst possible option. Despite clear instructions from the officers to request an Uber home, she decided to drive off anyway. However, it didn't take long for reality to catch up with her. Excuse me. Can you tell me what you're doing? One second. >> My friend is not going to be very happy about this. ID. >> Yeah, I do. >> I have two different >> Hey, you're in a traffic stop. >> Yeah, I am in front of the hotel. >> Yes, >> I have to use the restroom. >> Not quite yet. Give me one second. No, I don't really care if you don't like it, but I have to use the restroom. >> You need to hang out for a second. >> You need me to hang out? >> You have your ID? I've been looking for your You have to wait for your ID. You said you're looking for your ID the whole time. Do you have your driver license? >> Sure. No, I do not. >> You do not have my driver's license. Do you want a picture of my driver's license? I have a picture with JFK. Do you want to know? I took a picture with JFK tonight. >> Do you want to see it? >> Great. He was a great guy. I'll >> picture. Do you have a driver? >> No. >> You have a picture of that? >> Sure. I'll give you a picture of it if you want it. >> We're having a great time. I'm having a great time with you. Um, yeah, we're having a great time. >> Sure. You're not really making me feel bad any any better. How can it get out of here? Adam. >> Yeah, there is. I need you can buy anything. What? What do you need? I need to use the restroom. I need to get out of here. I need to go inside. Go to my hotel room. What can I do to make this better, you sir? >> She thought her connections put her above the law, convinced that they could get her out of anything. But that confidence was about to cost her dearly. [music] >> I'll ask the uh Ben, if you want to give me your phone number real quick. Okay. >> Hello. >> Hey, Zory. Is that your name? >> Okay. Go ahead and stop the vehicle for me. >> Okay. Give me the phone number so I can talk to him. >> Okay. I don't have an issue. What's the reason? What's the reason for speaking to your grandparents? I cannot find this car key for my parents. >> My grandparents. This vehicle's key. No, I can't. And I'm not going to like evade the police. >> I don't have any issue to evade the police. I don't want to abide by the police, >> right? So, if you just cooperate with us, things are going to go a lot smoother. I would love that, but like she she she like, "Okay, fine." >> When faced with the law, most people hand over a driver's license. But not this entitled snob. Instead of giving officers her license, she handed over something entirely different. But while arrogance can blind [music] its victims, it can only take them so far. >> All right. >> Excuse me. What are you doing? >> Call me. >> Excuse me. What are you doing? What's up? >> Yeah. >> Can you call 701? >> Yeah. >> 123. What am I going to do to make you feel better? I'm just >> We're waiting for another police officer. >> Okay. For what? >> Conduct a couple of tests. >> Sir, you're not really making me feel bad about any any better. >> How can I get out of here? >> How do I get out of what do you need? I need to use the restroom. I need to get out of here. I need to go inside. Go to my hotel room. What can I do to make this better, you sir? I mean, I've got the New Testament. What do you What do you What do you need? What do you need any Bible verse? How are you feeling? How about you? Look at one of them and tell me what do you want. So, look at them. What? You're looking at addiction, adultery. seeking God, [laughter] >> bitter, what what do you want to read, >> sir? Just tell me what you want to read cuz they're going to arrest me. So, just tell me what you want to read. >> Uh, I'm going to go to jail anyways. Just tell me what you want to read, sir. >> Uh, because you're looking at me and I can't find the key. So, just tell me what we're going to do cuz I'm going to go to jail anyways. So, what do you what do you want to read? There's adultery. There's sickness slash pain. There's seeking God. There's relationships. There's poor. There's peace. Which one do you want to read? >> You can pick one. Go ahead and read it. >> No, you pick one then. Please read it. I'll read it, but just pick one. >> You pick any one of them. >> Fine. I'll read peace. you live. >> Oh, wow. >> You can give her a phone so she's not asking. >> She She asked me to talk to him. >> Okay. She wants your the phone back. I'll ask um I'll ask the uh Ben, do you want to give me your phone number real quick? >> She seems convinced that money could solve any problem, but she was about to face one it could not fix and learned the hard way that money can't buy immunity from the law. I can't seem to like relax here. I don't know what's going on cuz I can't find my car key. Okay. And I can't find >> I'll help you out with that. Okay. So, first thing, um, have you been drinking tonight? >> No. No. You've had no drinks? >> No. >> You're scared by your freaking parking? >> Okay. Um, were you driving this vehicle tonight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, uh, whose vehicle is this? My grandpa's vehicle. >> Can you please come and find the parking? >> We will. We will. Let me just finish um with this. What are you doing tonight? Hanging out with my friend at the Ben Hotel. Okay. Um, okay. And where were you headed? >> Back to Okobee. Okchobee County. >> Duh. >> Huh? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> She was certain that mentioning her dad would get her out of trouble, but instead it sealed her fate. The officers didn't care about her perceived privilege, and instead of walking away, she was about to learn that connections do [music] not guarantee a free pass. Okay. >> Do you know who Donald Trump is? You literally just went. Please arrest me. >> Please take me to jail. >> Do you do you have any like physical defects or disabilities? >> No. >> Do you suffer from like diabetes or epilepsy or anything like that? >> Do you have any problems with your >> She thought refusing the sobriety test would keep her out of trouble. But in reality, it did the exact opposite. She handed the officers exactly what they needed. One awesome reason to put her in handcuffs. You are going to ask so you don't want to come out and you don't want to participate in the exercises. Excuse me. You don't want to party. people. Okay. Okay. Okay. Are you Let me You're going to take the Bible for what? No. NO. GIVE ME THE BIBLE. You give me the New Testament for what? You can't give me it back. K. Smith, you can't give me the Bible. For what? I may put a bag inside of there. Are you serious, bro? Seriously? What did I do to you? >> Insidio. No, my Seline glasses. For what? For what? >> For what? Seriously? For what? What did I do? Seriously? For what? >> I'll just take it off. >> No. For real? What? Like, no. No. No. No. For what? For what? For DIY. I was taking off. For what? I'm in the middle of like Seriously, the other side is going to open. Ma'am, seriously, for what? For what, ma'am? For what? For what? For what? For what? I freaking JUST MET RFK TONIGHT. FOR WHAT? For what? For what? For what? I met RFK. For what? For what? For what? For what? Met RFK. For what? For what? I met RFK. For what? Tonight? For what? This is going to make America great again. For what? >> Tomorrow. For what? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Make America great again. Please. >> There you go. Be in the car. Put your leg. >> No. No. No. No. No. You're going to have to tell me why you're putting my license. >> You're going to jail. DUI. >> I don't do We're not playing this game with you, ma'am. For what? For what? Get your leg in the car. >> For what, ma'am? >> Wait, watch. >> My car key is in the car. For what? >> We have your car keys. >> Okay. No, you can stop touching me. >> Listen, >> you can tell me why you're going to put me in the car, ma'am. >> Even after being arrested, she couldn't help herself. Instead [music] of staying quiet, she thought belittling officers would give her the upper hand, but it only made her fall harder. >> You put your hands behind your back, please. >> I don't really care. Take our watch off. What are you gonna do? Take the Vivian West off. Wow, she's so tough. Wow, look at her. She >> got 30,000 a year. 50,000 a year. God, that's so poor. How's that? >> You know what? I have pity for you guys. Please make it tighter. Make it tighter. Make it tighter. >> I ain't got noing money to compare to you guys. It's sad. actually really sad how much money you guys make a week. Please make it worse for me. Please, sir, put me in the car seat so tight that I can't remember tomorrow. >> Yeah, please. >> Sir, please. Yeah, I'm going to try. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and resisting arrest, learning the hard way that the law's authority trumps anyone's bank account. If you thought mocking an officer's salary was bad, ran into this rich [music] teen Karen who believed a fat bank account could get her out of a DUI. >> I want to bite your stupid right here in the middle of the room like a child so you stop kicking the table. Okay. We bailed out like literally the first minute. >> On November the 9th, 2024, a simple parking lot mishap quickly turned into a display of privilege and entitlement. A woman had crashed into a curb and a parked truck without ever leaving the lot. When officers arrived, she struggled to provide basic documentation. While witnesses confirmed her reckless driving, so she can't find who is it in there? >> Yes. Uh, which was this your car here? This is his truck. I was standing in the window watching it all. Okay. So, so you saw you work there? >> Yes. I wanted to >> How are you, sir? >> What's going on, girl? >> Get that right out of >> Hey, why don't you get out of the car for me? Come on. Get out of the car. >> Literally, I just pulled out of that. >> Okay. Okay. Where's your Where's your license? 93 relation to this >> boyfriend coming to get her. >> She's gonna have to hand tight for just a second. Okay. >> Driver's license, sir. Or ma'am, sorry. >> You're not having >> Are you hurt? >> My voice. >> That's That's okay. Is this your car? >> All right. Hang tight one second. >> Okay. >> Hey, we're trying to make sure you're >> so funny. Mindy, >> no. Dude, oh my god, >> Mindy, listen. >> This is the most [ __ ] scenario. >> Are you hurt at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> When you're in school when they were like, >> "Okay, we'll let that >> You're going to get a cold one day." >> Like someone just >> All right. Well, >> all right. Can I get you out just so I can check your your back and everything real quick? Just going to take like >> unless she's sitting on it. I can't tell. >> All right. Well, that that's fine. Is that her is that her phone? >> No, it was her phone. >> Okay. So So what happened? Where was her vehicle parked right between the two? She backed up and saw that she hit the curb and the dog said she threw it in drive and his truck. >> The woman, visibly intoxicated, reacted aggressively when offered medical assistance for her well-being. Her hostile behavior turned out to be a costly mistake, only adding to her growing legal troubles. Why are your eyes on me? That's so funny. >> I don't think it's funny. >> I don't think it is. >> We just want to make sure you're okay. >> Yes. And then you're all set. >> Are you going to argue or are you going to get in the ambulance? Cuz we're not going to sit here and do this song dance all night. >> I'm talking to you. >> Well, I'm talking to you. >> All right. Yeah. Come on. >> Ethan, you get in that ambulance. Get checked out. >> Just go with us. Then you'll avoid us whole problem. >> You want to come with us or them >> or what? >> That's not That's not I'm telling you right now. >> Come on, man. Just go with us if you want. >> Then you'll avoid this whole problem. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> You want to come with us or them >> or what? >> That's not That's not I'm telling you right now. All right. >> All right. >> So, check your blood sugar real quick. >> I literally are doing it right here. I don't know. What the are you doing? >> Let's go. >> Are you serious? Straight up. >> Go to the car. Grace, >> you better comb your seats right now. Oh my god. You total. You got anything on like what? You keep resisting, you're going to go to the ground. You understand me? >> Oh, you like what? I want to bite you. >> She didn't seem bothered when informed of her violations, but that didn't mean she'd get away with it. It was clear that having a fat bank account was getting into her head. She would eventually come to realize that the law was not made to respect anyone. >> So, so we're done with the crash portion of that. Um, you really just arrest me for doing >> uh You're arrested for DUI. >> For really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh my god. >> You didn't even make it out of the parking lot, girl. You could have got somebody parking lot. What the are you talking about? >> And yet somehow you managed to crazy >> and you managed to hit a curb and a car. What was that? I can't even understand you, girl. >> What? I can't even understand you. >> What? >> I can't understand you. >> Sit down, >> Miss Collins. Hey, Miss Collins. >> Do you have anything in your mouth? >> What? Do you have any fake teeth, dentures, retainers, anything like that? >> No. >> That's so weird. >> At this point, she was starting to reveal her true character. Rather than showing remorse, she began to reveal why she had been so confident all along and thought that she could get away. >> Someone's car. I just think it's so stupid. I have the money to buy the Corvette, you [ __ ] You don't think I have the money to pay the whatever ticket you're going to hear me? Like for real. >> It's so stupid. >> I mean, seriously to make it like you arrested me for what you >> Yes, ma'am. And resisting >> sugar. >> Why? Because I >> Yeah, >> I don't care. Really? I'll just get a lawyer obviously, which I'll just skip it. Do you not understand how this works? If you get a lawyer, okay, I I know how your body so much. I didn't do anything wrong in the first place. I do not think it's funny, my friend. >> It's really funny when you're laughing. I don't like I won't pay for his face. I will I pay $75,000 for my car. So you don't think that I will pay to get I will so you car register to >> Aaron. >> Who's Aaron? >> My husband >> who is the guy who's the guy that showed up on scene. Aaron Aaron both want to do this. That is my fault. I did that. So what do I have to jail or something? >> Can I go on then? Please surely being in jail. This is terrible. >> Currently, you're under arrest for battering battering and resisting. >> Wait, say the first thing. >> And when my partner conducts, >> what do you say? [music] >> You see the mark in the f of her eye where you struck her? That's battery. They don't want to go to jail for what? >> Getting a car that no one was in, right? Isn't that what you're trying to say? >> That doesn't give you the right to strike off because >> I like I like the way you go. >> That's a good memory. During the [music] booking process, it became increasingly difficult as she continued to resist, requiring officers to treat her like an unruly child. However, that meant nothing to her and continued to be equally problematic. >> Sit down. Sit down. So the apple give my hands back. [music] >> Yeah. What? >> You get him back whenever you get into the jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Diu. You didn't take me to the hospital. You didn't give me a breath. >> We're about to do that in just a second. Have fun. You know what? Taking out for what? This is [ __ ] Yeah. Yes, ma'am. >> Oh, you are so tough. >> I'm going to put you in the middle of the room like a child. >> Okay. We're going to stay right here in the middle of the room like a child so you stop peeking the table. Okay. >> Sit down. >> I'm not playing this game. >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me before you get yourself in more trouble. Okay, I need to read something to you and it's very important. All right, you listening? Because you've been arrested for the offense committed while driving for an actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and or I now requesting that you take a breath test for the purpose of determining an alcohol or content. If you refuse to submit to this test, your privilege to operate a motor vehicle be suspended for a period of one year for the first refusal. Thank you, sir. Thank you. [music] >> All right, Miss Miss Collins, I'm going to read you one more thing. Okay. >> Yes, please do. We're reading you one more thing. You have the right to made silent. Anything you say or do can be used against unicorn law. >> Listen listen because it's it's important. So I want you to listen right there. Why are you reading that to me? Why would I be arrested for >> you have the right to consult an attorney? >> Before speaking to the police and have an attorney present during questioning now or in the future. If you decide to answer any questions now without an attorney present, you'll still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to an attorney. Do you understand what I described you? >> Indeed, I will like beyond your comprehension. >> Okay. >> Are you willing to answer any questions now without an attorney present? >> No. >> What? >> She acted all high and mighty, brushing off what she had done. She made threats about what she'd [music] do once she got out. But none of that stopped her judgment from coming. person >> there. You're right, dear. They're important to you. >> Let me out here. I didn't do anything. What? I can't scar. So what? Who gives this? Not me. And that was I would have actually told him like six times like shut the up. What the am I even doing? How am I in jail right now? The dumbest thing has ever happened to me. I want to check that again. Like what are you addicting? I did nothing. Barely and I hit a piece of whatever the is. How do you know it is? I don't care. You think that? Oh my god. He's the one called no you [ __ ] you I'll be bailed out like literally the first minute I can be bailed out believe me I'll be bailed out >> and then guess what >> sit down and stay down >> I don't like >> don't start. I didn't do anything. >> What? That was so you just stole my chair. you. Yes, >> you just wait till I get out of here. >> What are you going to do? Are you threatening me? [music] What's your name? >> That was sweet. >> Yeah. >> Congratulations. You can see cracking stand. Just walk forward. Why are you going? I didn't want to do anything. You're making him do those things. >> Are you kidding me? >> Yes, ma'am. As I told you, you you chose to drink and drive. Okay. And apparently alcohol makes you kind of an and then you added on charges on top of that. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest with violence and DUI. Just when you thought entitled behavior couldn't get any worse than a rich teen flashing her bank statements to dug a DUI. >> Not put your hands on me. I will have your badge, brother. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Get your supervisor right now. >> Get your supervisor right now, bro. >> And please get your hands off, please. >> Take it off. Hold it off. Hold on. There's nothing. I'm not going to hurt you. >> Why are you doing all that? Hey, it's fine. >> It's fine. >> Stop resisting. >> I didn't do >> during the presidential election, November the 3rd, 2024 in Orland Park, Illinois. Officers were dispatched to a polling center after reports of a disgruntled and impatient voter allegedly election officials after he was confronted about cutting in line. For reasons best known to him, he thought he could get away with anything. But that illusion would soon be shattered by nononsense cops who had zero tolerance for [music] bullies like him. >> Yeah. Yeah. We That's why I'm here. >> Punched her. >> Where's he at? [laughter] >> You leave him in peace. Have a seat right >> over here. >> Take a seat. >> 20. We're okay. >> I just need to stay here for a minute. >> No, I need to calm myself down. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> I'll go outside. Let's just go outside. Outside. We're talking right here. Please put your hands down. >> My hands are down. >> What happened? >> I walked in the building. I got in line. I see a friend. So, I talked to her. This lady is telling me I cut in line. Whatever, whatever, whatever. She's pushing on me. You cut, you cut. And I'm like, I didn't see you [music] in line. Like, I didn't Why? If you wanted like to tell that to me, why didn't you tell me outside? Like, and then it became a bigger problem as this lady in the blue was pulling on me, touching me as I'm walking in, just [music] trying to like, yo, I'm not here the same thing as you. Like, I got other stuff to do here. And it's like [music] uh >> I'm walk Can we just talk outside, please? >> I Okay. Well, am I going to be able to vote or not >> today? >> Okay. Well, >> yeah. She's like, "You cut line. You cut line. Whatever." >> I don't know. Can you >> some cars? >> Come over here. >> This dude was screaming at me. He was screaming my face. Don't >> You're not going to pushing on me. You're not going to do You're not going to [ __ ] Pushing on me. Pushing on me. That dude. >> What dude? >> That old dude. He was like, and I'm like, "Dude, I'm here to vote." They're letting all these other people walk past like saying I cut in line. >> Like, where the were you when I was outside? >> Did you hit? >> They were at their cars or something. Did you? >> You didn't hit anyone? >> No. >> It's not what we're being told. >> I don't want to answer no questions right now. I need to go home. Like, I need to get out of here. >> You got your ID on you? >> I got No, >> you don't have an ID. [music] Then keep your hands out of your pockets. >> Okay. Well, I I I mean, I got my voter ID. I thought that's all I needed to come here and vote. >> This isn't about voting. This is about identifying who you are. >> As of what reason? >> Because you're involved in a criminal investigation right now. So, if you don't want to identify yourself, then we're going to go get locked up. >> Okay. Well, if you get the other people who are involved here, I will identify myself. If not, >> you're not telling us our job. >> We We got several people saying you punched somebody in the face. >> That didn't happen. >> Some of the officers interrogated the want to be tough guy. Another officer went on with the questioning of witnesses for what had happened. >> He cut the line in front of other people. Okay. >> And other voters were complaining. Okay. >> Cuz we have a line out the door. I'm the point person here for the Cook County Voting. >> Okay. >> So, one of the ladies here by the ballot box. She stopped him because the other people were complaining. He was in her face pushing her. We stopped him from voting. He goes, "I'm going to vote." He says, "No, you're not. We're not going to registry." I called down to Cook County [clears throat] and then he tried pushing his way through. As he tried pushing his way through, I got in his way and then he started screaming at me. So I screamed back at him, punched me in the face. >> Okay. >> Where'd you get hit? >> Right here. You >> got a driver's license on you? >> I do. >> You okay? Do you need ambulance or anything? You want ambulance? >> No. No. I've taken better punctures than mine. >> Yeah. You tell me what happened. >> I was inside. I heard a little commotion going on. apparently cut the line, said he was going to the assessor's office, which has been lying on here since 9:00. Yeah. Didn't want to wait in line. Started pushing the older lady. Um, and he started pushing him. He hit him. >> He took a swing at him. >> Oh, yeah. He hit him. I then pushed him up against the wall. >> His throat. >> You grab him down. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you ever try to push him real quick? >> What was the guy saying to you? >> Get out of my face. You're spitting in my >> Oh, yeah. I'm going to vote. I said, "We're not going to process you. You get to the back of the line." We tried to be civil with him. He kept on trying to force his way through. >> Marian, the lady that sits there by the the mail in ballots, >> 81y old lady pushing her. >> He pushed on her and then he said, "You're not going in, sir." And with that, he took both forearms and shoved them into Greg's chest. >> On gathering multiple eyewitness [music] statements, the officers were ready to proceed with the next cause of action. For a tough guy like him who thought he was stronger than everyone around him, he wasn't going to go down without a fight. >> So, take the backpack off for me. >> Take the backpack off. >> Can we just go off, please? >> Take it off. >> Hold on. Hold on. There's nothing. I'm not going to hurt you. >> All right. We're taking it. >> I'm taking it off. >> I'll take it off. It's my backpack. >> Why are you trying to restrain me right now? Like, I'm not trying to cause no problem. Stop resisting. I'm not resisting. You are >> said you're resisting the arrest or am I free to go? Am I rest? Am I free to go? >> You're detained. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Extremely uncooperative. >> You got my free to go. That's >> No, you're not. You're detained. >> Well, let's do it outside. What? What do you mean? >> Detain me right here in the voting booth. For what reason? >> Because this is where it's >> I didn't break no laws. I was I was >> There's nothing on me. Like, no. No. >> And then you start you start. You >> What are you doing, dude? All right. Why you doing all that? It's fine. It's fine. >> Stop resisting. >> They are going to put mine back. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? Stop. >> Who's got the cup? >> Get me outside video. Am I under the restaurant? Why is this being done right here? Put your hand on the ground. >> Put on the ground. Then you >> got breathing problem. Don't do that. >> Put them on. >> Put them on. Please. >> What? >> Here. >> Come on. >> No. >> Stop fight. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm not. >> You are hurting me, bro. >> Let your arm go. >> What do you mean walk? Walk where? >> Said let your arm go. >> Take me outside. Let's go. Please. Take me outside. Please, you good? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You good? >> What are you doing? >> Good, sir. >> Hey, cops are making unlawful arrest on me. >> It's just a >> I didn't do my phone on me. My name is Dan Daniel Smith. These cops are making I'm awful arrested again. Get this [ __ ] all on video. Break my heart. I'm not resisting. >> Watch out for >> I don't you want me to pull out? I don't got nothing. >> What are you doing? You're going to break my wrist, bro. Shut up. >> Fighting. >> Relax your arms. Hey, relax. What are you doing? >> Nothing on there. >> Stop questioning me, dude. >> Nothing illegal on me. Stop. Nothing. Stop. Please don't do that. Don't do that. We do have a prior [music] >> I need my phone call. >> You'll get it. Don't worry. >> Let me out thising car, dude. Being humbled and jacked out of the voting booth shattered his perceived illusion of [music] being very strong. And it didn't take long before you realized that. >> It's hot as hell in here. Please let me out this car or loosen these cuffs. Please. It's like there's nothing in there that you got to worry about, bro. What's your deal, dude? Why you hate me like that? What? I was trying to vote. The [ __ ] is this village's problem, bro? I'll move somewhere else. Yeah, there don't need to be no scene. Just let me go in peace. Please, can you please open the door, bro? Open the door. I didn't do pushing on me like that. You know how all that is? I ain't got no seatelt on. >> So, where are we going, officer? >> Or Park Police Department. >> And And what's going to happen there from >> what? What are you bringing me there for? Why am I under arrest? State the law. State the law I broke. Why am I under arrest? >> Or from 1171. I'll be in route. >> Why am I under arrest? >> Self-defense. >> Battery and resisting arrest. >> Battery and resisting arrest. >> Yep. We already told you. >> What do you mean, dude? I was trying to vote. They're trying to resist me from voting. I need you to let me out of this car. >> We'll be out soon. >> No, I need you to let me out right now. >> Not happen. >> Well, you got point out my face. >> I don't. >> Yeah, you do. Okay. >> What was that? What? What was that [ __ ] What? Why? Why did they tell me I couldn't vote? >> We can all talk back at the station. >> I don't want to talk at the station. I want to go home. >> We're doing this. >> I need water, bro. >> Inside the station. We can give you water. Yes. >> Well, I can't answer. No. Like, I'm not I'm not answering. Like, I need a lawyer. >> Okay. >> I need a lawyer. >> I need a call. I need to get my phone call right now. I want to call my mom. >> Get a phone call after we're in lockup. You got 3 hours to get >> call my mom. I get my phone. As soon as we get in there. >> As soon as we get in there. I need my phone call. >> From 117. >> I need my phone call. As soon as we get in there, >> please. >> I'm not [music] I'm not trying to cause no problems. I didn't try to hurt nobody. I didn't try to like I didn't know I was You didn't state I was under arrest. >> Okay. Well, be cool in here. >> I was being detained and and that and that >> like I don't like being detained. like this. >> Please just let me out in peace. Take the cuffs off. I'm not going to hit nobody in here. I'm not going to hit nobody. I promise. >> Just as they arrived, an officer who had a history with him showed [music] up, ready to put him in his place. >> I'm being unlawfully detained. >> I'm talking to him for a second. I don't want to. >> Okay. >> Daniel, >> dude, I'm sorry, sir. Apolog I did not mean for that to get to that. Like that was not >> you escalated that dramatically, dude. Okay. >> I don't >> listen. Listen. Okay. Take a deep breath. >> Last time I saw you, I will take the cops off you. But you didn't understand. >> Yeah. >> What just happened? Four guys now. >> Can I Can I stand? >> Okay. >> As long as you're going to be cool. >> All right. >> Yeah. I bad that was bad. >> What's going on? >> What are they about? >> I was mad that they they were all blocking my way. >> Hey, well, they said you cut your mind. You got your mind. Okay, whatever. They're doing big. It's one thing. I mean, >> that's something completely different. Now, you guys concentrate on this. Okay, >> right now you're here because you punched that guy. You got all the witnesses that said you punched him >> as battery. Okay, then you're fighting with us. That's resisting obstruction. That's where we're at right now. Those are both misdemeanor. Not a big deal. >> Don't amplify this to something more. >> I don't understand. >> Okay. >> What is going on? >> Last time I saw you, I dropped your living room and you got a [ __ ] shower and you're better and you're cool. >> I didn't even get that. dates. >> What happened? They kicked you out? >> No, it wasn't like that. I asked if they I was like, "Yo, this guy said I could get a shower." No, he got so I just did. >> They didn't let you take a shower. >> I mean, I asked I don't know if there was one open or not. It doesn't really matter. Like, >> what's going on today? >> At the end of the day, doesn't matter. I I got to shower now. I don't >> What are you amped up for? >> I feel like I'm not I don't >> What's going on today? >> I'm pissed. Like, I don't I don't got my ID. I don't got none of like I don't I need to [ __ ] I need to do like I need to get out. I need to be in the community. I need to have a good job. I'm trying to work for the Marines. They ain't give me good like they ain't really I I saying too much. I don't know. >> I'm not saying too much. I want you to say more of this. I need >> I mean I don't I don't think this is helping. Like I I'm still handcuffed in a garage like surrounded by three officers. >> Listen, I'm here because I have a history with you and I want to make sure you're calm when we go in I am. >> And if you're cool, we'll take the golden take the cuffs off you. We'll talk in there. >> Well, how long are we going to be in there? Cuz I got to like I got to I got to I got [ __ ] to do. >> Okay. Well, we have to sh figure out what's going on with everything. Then we'll leave you. >> Okay. Well, it's like I don't even got my phone. Can Can we get in here? >> Yeah. >> Let's figure it out. >> Okay. Let's go. >> Can you uncuff off? Okay. >> You good? >> Yeah. [music] >> I'm not going to wear >> Okay. Just walk in the distance. >> You guys are strapped. I'm not. >> We're not strapped. Everything's wrong. Calm down. Just normal dude talking. >> In the end, he racked up a whole list of charges, including multiple counts of aggravated battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting or obstructing a police officer. Just like Daniel, who received a dose of humiliation at the polling center, this belligerent man was not left out. Now, he thought he could go around threatening anyone, including the cops and ghost scotfree.